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Reverend George Kerby and former Medicine Hat Mayor Harry Veiner were very different people. If the two ever met, I’d imagine they’d have gotten along though. For all their differences, they were committed men. Men who believed in the power of a single person’s contribution to the whole. 

When it comes to awesome events that promote and support our services, there’s nothing like the Unison Calgary Charity Classic. You can’t go wrong with golf! 

This week, we’ll continue to uncover the story of Patricia “Pat” Allen, one of the most instrumental figures in Kerby Centre’s 50-year history.

If you’ve ever got a touch of the jitterbugs and feel the need to bust out your dancing shoes, Wednesday afternoons at Unison at Kerby Centre is the place to be all thanks to our volunteer band the Kerby Sensations! 

At the Kerby Centre, everyone — and we mean everyone — is welcome. Diversity and inclusivity are integral to us as an organization. No matter what race, religion or nationality, regardless of financial status or physical mobility, our doors and services are open to every senior.

Most of the historical stories we have covered have gone back into the archives, but this one focuses on something a bit more recent. It is unique because it is the only time in 50 years that Kerby Centre has closed its doors.

For every one of our major milestones, the Kerby Centre and Kerby News has put together a massive timeline of the biggest and most important historical events that have occurred, every single year we’ve been open.

To honour that tradition, here is the official Kerby Centre Timeline, updated for our 50th anniversary!