Who has seen the sun? Now that we’ve had our million-dollar rain, let’s have summer!
Joyce Hansel, Sandy and Shaya drove to Cadogan on Saturday to Joyce’s great-grandson Dustin’s baby shower. There were about 20 ladies present and they were also able to see Ryan, Leila and Bently, as well as Stan.
On the way, Joyce, Sandy and Shayla also stopped at Amisk to visit at Wendy and Len Stankeivech’s home, where grandson Curtis and Corinne Trennery and baby Cadee were there visiting, and helping Corinne’s parents build a deck.
On Monday night, Bill and Joyce headed over to the Musgroves’ place with birthday cake in hand to help celebrate Tate’s first birthday, which was this Tuesday.
Frank and Betty Hadwin attended the interment service at Consort cemetery for Frank’s brother, John, who passed away earlier this spring. Then they went out to Frank’s nephew’s place for a family gathering and barbecue.
On Sunday, Betty and daughter Mary drove to Edmonton to visit West Edmonton Mall. They took in the Princess Diana collection, which included Diana’s wedding dress and other gowns. Betty said the wedding dress was much prettier in person than it appeared on TV.
Thelma Davits spent a few days in the area, visiting family and attending granddaughter Kendra’s Grade 12 graduation. Congratulations to all graduates!
Gloria Diegel, Ybiette and Deanne, along with Richelle Skocdopole, are busy getting ready for their multi-family garage sale that’s happening at Richelle’s on Friday from noon till eight, and Saturday from eight to five. It’s one mile east of Botha on Highway 12, north on 18-3, and follow the signs.
Sue Thomas has arrived home from an extended trip, which included Turkey. Joining her at home were sisters Tamara, Rachel and Rosie and families.
Cash bingo at the Bank Building is set for Saturday, June 15. Doors open at 7 p.m. The loonie pot continues to grow. Coffee and cake are served at halftime. See you there.
And don’t forget the county fruit tray, coffee and cake this Wednesday at the Bank Building at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
— Gadsby/Westwoods