Centennial senior luncheon

Centennial senior luncheon in Burns Lake

The Burns Lake and District Senior Society held a Centennial senior luncheon on June 23 at the Island Gospel Church. It was a full house and was a great event for people to catch up with one another. The society holds many luncheons throughout the year and other activities such a carpet bowling. (Michael Riis-Christainson/Lakes District News)

 

Centennial senior luncheon

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