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Listowel Independent Plus_June 2022

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KICK THE DUST UP – The community of Bluevale was filled with the sounds of tractors, good conversation and music on Saturday as the Bluevale Community Committee hosted a tractor pull at the Bluevale Ball Diamond. Proceeds from the event will go to Bruce and CJ Casemore, who lost their home to a fire recently. The tractor pull took place in the afternoon with 16 different classes, followed by live music from Johnny Borton in the evening. There was also a beer tent and food booth. Pictured: Walkerton’s Sandra Speers takes a rip down the track, leaving a trail of dust in her wake.

Maitland Terrace hosts 35th anniversary gathering following pandemic hiatus Board chair Bob Martin: ‘This year we just called it a party’ Dan McNee dmcnee@midwesternnewspapers.com

LISTOWEL – 2021 was set to be a big year for Listowel’s Maitland Terrace. The non-assisted retirement facility in the town’s east end had made its final mortgage payment in February and was also marking its 35th anniversary. But with the COVID-19 pandemic ongoing and mandated long-term care lockdowns preventing any sort of significant in-person celebration last year, after an extended hia-

tus, Maitland Terrace was able to finally put on the party its residents, staff, board members and extended family deserved this past Sunday. “This year we just called it a party,” stated Maitland Terrace Board of Directors Chair Bob Martin. “Being that we had locked residents down – they couldn’t use the dining area, couldn’t use the common rooms, game rooms and stuff like that – that we thought it was time we had a party to celebrate the fact that they could use those facili-

ties again. “The last couple years were hard on residents, and hard on staff. We hated that we had to close things down to try and protect them. They were things we had to do.” And so live music, refreshments and a general sense of relaxed celebration were the order of the See MAITLAND on page 2

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(Right) Pictured addressing the crowd is one of the original board members of Maitland Terrace, Anne Mayberry. She shared with the crowd in attendance at the 35th (36th) anniversary celebration on June 5 the work that was done to bring this facility to life.

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