Seniors’ Centre notes for Nov. 18 – 24

Thank you to everyone who supported our Tea & Bazaar!

Crib Monday: 1st-Joanne & Laurel, 2nd -Sharron & Paul/Pat & Lynne. Thurs:1st- Laurel & Lynne, 2nd-Marion & Eileen, 3rd-Ron & Annette.

Thank you to everyone who supported our Tea & Bazaar!

Foot Care:  Wed., Nov. 25 at 11 a.m.  Jaspal will be here.  All members welcome.

I know I sound like a broken record but often times people say they are not aware of what goes on at the Seniors’ Centre.

We have a full schedule of activities during the week (Monday through Friday), some start at 10 a.m. and others not until after lunch.

We used to run only until 3 p.m. but now we have Yoga and Seniors’ Singing that don’t begin until 3 p.m., Tuesdays and Wednesdays respectively.

There is darts downstairs at 1 p.m.  on Monday and the list goes on … come check us out and grab a schedule and a coffee.

Most activities are drop-in for members only. Our 2016 memberships go on sale come December for $10.

 

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