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Paris Seniors Club 99: Building connections and enriching lives for over six decades

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By Chris Whelan

The Paris Seniors Club 99, established in 1962, has been a cornerstone of the community, providing a welcoming space for seniors in the County to engage in various activities, programs, and social events. With a dedicated group of board members and a diverse range of offerings, the club has become a hub for fostering connections, promoting well-being, and ensuring that seniors lead fulfilling and active lives

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Board Members andActivities:

Recently, a photo (to the right) of the Paris Seniors Club 99's 2024 board members was shared, showcasing the individuals who lead and contribute to the club's success. While Ralph Burke was absent from the photo, the remaining board members were proudly displayed

In the back row, Mel Osborne assumes the responsibility of organizing events, ensuring that the club's calendar remains vibrant and engaging Meanwhile, in the front row from left to right, we have Donna Campbell, who oversees the setup of euchre games, Brenda Carballo, serving as the President and providing leadership to the club, Jeanette Johnson, the Treasurer responsible for managing the club's finances, Gerry Joannette, another Events coordinator, Carol Gamble, the dedicated Secretary, and lastly, Pat Dietrich, who oversees the Tile Rummy games and ensures a warm cup of coffee is always available.

The Paris Seniors Club 99 offers a variety of programs and services tailored to the needs and interests of its senior members. Euchre and Tile Rummy games are held every Monday and Wednesday at 1:30 pm, providing an opportunity for seniors to socialize, engage in friendly competition, and enjoy the company of like-minded individuals. These games not only provide entertainment but also promote mental agility and cognitive well-being

To participate in the club's activities, individuals are required to become members, with an annual membership fee of $15.

Additionally, a nominal admission fee of $1 per event is charged to cover the cost of refreshments. The club is fully accessible, ensuring that seniors of all physical abilities can comfortably engage in the activities and events.

Location and Contact Information:

The Paris Seniors Club 99 is currently meeting at the Paris Legion, situated at 70 William St, Paris, ON N3L 1L6. The club's mailing address is c/o Brenda Carballo, 14A Mechanic St, Paris, ON N3L 1J9 The primary contact for the club is Brenda Carballo, who can be reached at 519442-2032. An alternate contact is Jeanette Johnson, who can be reached at 519-751-3105.

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