KEEPING YOUNG - Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre

WINTER 2011-12
NOVEMBER, DECEMBER
& JANUARY
ASAC 55+
KEEPING YOUNG
ANCASTER SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT CENTRE
622 ALBERTON RD. SOUTH,
ALBERTON, ONT. L0R 1A0
PHONE: 905-648-3466
FAX: 905-648-3473
WEBSITE: www.asacseniors.ca
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9:00AM TO 4:00PM
Volume 20 ISSUE 4

ANCASTER SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT CENTRE
The Mission Statement of the Agency is :
To provide a comfortable and friendly atmosphere in which older adults can increase social contacts, attain new knowledge,
participate in recreational activities and find opportunities to achieve a total sense of well being.
The Board and Staff are committed to providing:
�� A friendly, enjoyable, and stimulating Centre
�� A variety of activities to encourage social interaction
�� Opportunities to learn new skills
�� Physical recreation opportunities
�� A community facility recognized as: ‘The meeting place for older adults’.
�� An environment that encourages older adults to participate in community activities.
SENIOR CENTRE MEMBERSHIP
Your Senior Membership is valid at all FOUR City of Hamilton Senior Centres: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre,
Hamilton Seniors Active Living Centre (downtown YWCA), Ottawa Street YWCA Seniors Leisure Centre,
and Sackville Hill Senior Centre. Membership rate is $28.80 and $40.90 for non-residents.
(Membership rates may be subject to change January 2012)
OFFICE STAFF:
Full-Time Recreation Coordinator: Wilma Groen
Full-Time ASAC Clerk: Pamela Clark
Part-Time Recreation Assistant: Sue Traver
Part-Time Recreation Assistant: Ali Hopman
2011 ADVISORY BOARD
Marie Baehrle - Secretary
Margot Bailey - Past Chair
Art Faguy
Shirley Glauser
Al Gordon - Chairman
Bob Harris
Jim Mackenzie - Treasurer
Jean Patterson
Steve Potter
Aubrey Smith
Bob Thomson - Vice Chairman
Brenda White
Jill Laskey - Manager, Seniors
Wilma Groen - Staff Liaison
THE JOURNAL: is published quarterly by Pamela Clark
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Recreation Coordinator Update 3
Dates to Remember 5
Senior Discounts 6
Ancaster Keeps It’s Head Above Water 12
Community Corner 13
Classes and Activities, Internet Registration 14
Services - Foot Clinic, Drivers Info, 55 Alive 16
Trips and Tours 17-18
Cards and Games 20
Crafts and Skills 21
Exercise and Fitness 22
Dance Classes 23
Educational Classes 23
Music Classes 24
JOURNAL ADVERTISING: Pamela Clark - Please see Painting Classes 24
information on page 26 of The Journal
TRIP COORDINATOR: Marlene Smith @ 905-304-1548
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Centre Information 26

FROM THE RECREATION COORDINATOR - Wilma Groen
Hello Everyone!
November is just on the horizon, and we all need to keep active throughout the winter months. Hibernating
is for bears, but we need to do exercises, and enjoy a Pot Luck Lunch, or event at the Centre
with friends so that we enjoy life to its fullest! We are having a Remembrance Day Program and
Brunch at 10:15 a.m. on November 11 th , with the Fun Chorus. We are also having a trip presentation
with Collette Tours on November 22 nd , so see if you want to travel when the weather is snowy here,
and find a place to enjoy the sun. We are also doing a trip to China in March 2012, which I am sure
you would enjoy. Flyers are available at the Centre, so come out and see the great price of this trip.
We would like to do another presentation soon, so that you can see what is available on this trip. Insurance
prices are also available at the Centre, so just ask Marlene Smith or staff for the rates they
have for you. Another event that will be here on November 19 th , is the “Nashville Sound”, so come
out and listen and dance to the music.
December is a celebration month, as Christmas programs and parties are taking place at the Centre.
Different classes have their own special day for a luncheon, and the Centre is having a Christmas
Party on December 7 th at noon. Tickets will be $15.00 and I am sure that everyone will have a good
time. A “Special Guest” will make his appearance early this year! Our evening party did not have
enough people last year, so unless we sell out, we will probably have one daytime party this year.
Make sure you book early, so that you will not be disappointed.
We also have a Pot Luck Lunch on December 23 rd , and a sing-song, so come out and enjoy this time
with everyone.
In January come out and try something new, as we do have a “new” Mosaics Class, and the work
they are doing, is awesome! Other classes are ready to have you come and enjoy friendship and fun as
well! Do not feel bored over the winter months!! Exercise in a nice studio, is also alternative for getting
rid of the “winter blues” as well as a spare tire if we stay fit with Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, Dancing
classes, and other fun ways to keep active!
We wish everyone a Merry Christmas, and a Healthy and Happy New Year! Staying young is a secret,
and keeping busy is part of the secret, and the rest is up to each and everyone of us! Enjoy life, it
is a gift that we have received, and we have the obligation to make it better for all who touch our
lives. Hug someone, it makes everyone fell better!
Till next time…..Wilma Groen
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Come and Enjoy the
Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre's
Annual
Daytime Christmas Party
Wednesday Dec. 7th, 2011 @ 12 Noon
Tickets are $15.00 per person
And includes a catered Meal, Entertainment
and Gifts from Santa.
Tickets are available
@ the Office.

DATES TO REMEMBER
NOVEMBER 2011
Wed. Nov. 2nd - MTO Seminar
Wed. Nov. 9th - Foot Clinic
Fri. Nov. 11, 2011 - Remembrance Day Program & Brunch @ 10:15am - Catered meal with
entertainment by the Fun Chorus. Tickets will be available at the office. Only $8.00 per person.
Wed. Nov. 16th - MTO Seminar
Tues. Nov. 22nd - Trip Presentation with Collette Tours @ 12 Noon in the Craft Room. Free light
lunch. Please let the office know if you are interested.
Wed. Nov. 23rd - Foot Clinic
Wed. Nov. 30th - MTO Seminar
DECEMBER 2011
Sat. Dec. 7 - Daytime ASAC CHRISTMAS PARTY starts @ 12 Noon.
Tickets are available @ the Office. $15.00 per person. A delicious luncheon included.
Wed. Dec. 7th - MTO Seminar
Wed. Dec. 14th - Foot Clinic
Wed. Dec. 21st - MTO Seminar
Sat. December 24th, 2011 to Mon. January 2nd, 2012 - The Centre will be closed for
the Christmas Holidays. The Centre will reopen on TUESDAY JANUARY 3rd, 2012.
JANUARY 2011
Mon. Jan. 2nd, 2012 - CENTRE CLOSED for New Year’s Day
REGISTRATION WEEK for January classes - Tues. Jan. 3rd to Fri. 6th, 2012 from
10 am to 3 pm
Wed. Jan. 4th - MTO Seminar
Wed. Jan. 11th - Foot Clinic
Wed. Jan. 18th - MTO Seminar
Wed. Jan. 25th - Foot Clinic
UPCOMING EVENTS
Fri. Feb. 10th - Valentine Pot Luck Lunch (wear Red)
Fri. Mar. 16th - Grandkids Day
In the event of facility closures or program cancellations due to inclement weather,
the Culture and Recreation Department will notify the following radio stations:
Information can also be obtained from the City of Hamilton website, at www.hamilton.ca. If you are unsure of
cancellations or closures, it is recommended to call the specific recreational facility you plan on visiting.
For any other closure or cancellation information, or if you are unsure of who to contact, please phone 905-546-CITY (2489).
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SENIORS DISCOUNTS
THE BAY, Limeridge Mall
(some exceptions.) First Tuesday 15%
BAY KING MOTORS
Friday (for service only) 10%
BULK BARN, Mountain Plaza
Every Wednesday 10%
CEDAR SPRINGS, Rotary Fitness, Anc.
No Initiation Fee for those 60+
CORA’S (Ancaster) Free Coffee between 6am - 8am
REXALL PHARMACY, 60 Hatt Street Dundas,
Last Tuesday of the month 20%
DELL PHARMACY, Ancaster
First Wednesday (Axe the tax) No Tax
FIRST PLACE & VICTORIA Pharmacies
Wednesdays 15%
HORN OF PLENTY, Dundas
Thursdays 10%
KELSEY’S , Golf Link - (Sun - Wed) 1/2 price appetizers
KERNELS (Popcorn) Limeridge
Every Day 10%
KIM SHAN
Luncheon Buffet weekdays 10%
LEES PHARMACY, Dundas
Every Tuesday 10%
Ostomy supplies (every day) 15%
BREW TIME Upper James, $10 off on-premise wine making;
10% home winemaking
H&R BLOCK
905-574-1843 (tax preparations only) 10%
LIMERIDGE MEDICAL Pharmacy
Every Day 10%
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Wednesdays 15%
MAGIC CUTS (near Walmart)
Every Tuesday 15%
MANDARIN Restaurant
Every day at buffet 65 + 20%
MARY MAXIM (in Paris) for those 50+
First Tuesday of month 20%
MASSAGE THERAPIST, 905-648-3109
Christine Lovering is offering our members a discount. for those 65+.
M & M MEAT SHOP -
Dundas, Ancaster - Tuesday 5%
MONTANA’S, Golf Link (65+) 10%
PHARMA PLUS Westcliffe
Last Tuesday 20%
SHOPPERS DRUG MART
Last Thursday every month (age 60+) 20%
SPA @ ANCASTER
Monday to Thursday 20%
STITCH IT, (Burlington Mall)
Tuesdays Only 10%
WEEKS OF WATERDOWN
Every day - cash sales (exc. sale items) 5%
WENDY’S Restaurant
Every day (Free Coffee)
WILSON ST. PHARMACY
Everyday (non-prescription) 10%
ZELLERS
First Monday 10%
LIMERIDGE MALL'S SENIOR'S DAY - 1st Tuesday of every month - (discounts to those 55+). PARTIAL LIST of participating
stores: 10% OFF: Caryl Baker Visage, Bata Shoes, The Next Step, 15% OFF: Laura Secord (1st Monday & 1st Tuesday).

In Memoriam
Ward Goodbrand, John Lamers, Margo Moore,
Ken Turner, Lilian Churchill, Harvey Featherstone,
Tamara Foell, Dave Gilmour, Edna Kennedy,
Marion Lord, Don Matheson, Bob Munn
and Gary Wilson.
We extend our deepest sympathy to
all who have lost a loved one
“MEMORIAL DONATIONS”
A very special thank you to the families of our late members who, at a very
difficult time in their lives, have remembered the Centre in different ways
— by mentioning their loved one’s membership here at the Centre and
by suggesting donations may be made to the
Special Projects Fund.
Our best wishes for a speedy recovery to those not in the best of health!
We have a limited number of bricks
still available for sponsorship at $100.00 each
The “Corporate” Portion of our Brick Wall still has spots available - this is for donations of
between $1,000 and $4,999 (bronze); between $5,000 and $9,999 (silver); and $10,000 and above (gold).
We are keeping track of all donations received since the beginning of our Brick Wall project (that have not been
acknowledged with either a Brick or a Teddy Bear) and once an individual’s donations reach the $1,000 mark
they will be acknowledged on the “Corporate” wall.
Thanks to all who support the Centre’s fundraising efforts
Tax Receipts will be issued for all donations.
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Carrington Place
Retirement Living
Come and Experience the Best!
At Carrington Place, our residents enjoy
safe and secure surroundings
in beautiful downtown Ancaster. Shopping
and banking amenities
are just steps away.
For further information or to arrange
for a trial stay, please contact
the Administrator
or Marketing Co-ordinator.
(905) 648-0343
75 Dunham Drive, Ancaster
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VOLUNTEERS! WE NEED HELP!
We need Volunteers to:
Help in the Kitchen, Help in the Office,
People to help on Committees,
Help with Advertising
and Liaison with the Media
Our volunteers are recognized annually with a
Volunteer Appreciation Day planned by staff.
Don’t forget to sign the volunteer book located by
the reception area.
If you don’t sign in, we don’t know all the great
contributions you have made to the Centre
Please contact the office and join us in making
our Centre one of the best in the province.
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Ancaster Keeps Its Head Above Water!
June was a spectacular month at the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre!
Aubrey Smith, a very active member of our Centre, has been in the ‘swim of
things’ for many years, but 2011 was a special year. Twenty-eleven actually began
back in August 2010 with a great swimming performance at the Canada 55+ Games
held in Brockville, Ontario. The Canada 55+ Games are held every two years.
These Games provide the silver and gold medal winners from the various Provincial
games held across the country to compete against each other at a National level.
And, it is a big event! In fact, over 3000 competitors from our nine provinces and
two territories participated in 21 events scheduled in a five day period in Brockville.
The Brockville Games were opened by the Games Torch Bearer Walter Gretsky, another area senior!
And perhaps it was a good omen for Aubrey to have a ‘winner’ like Walter on hand. Aubrey won four medals
in the 55+ age category against the top senior swimmers in the country. He finished with Gold Medal in
the 100 meter Breaststroke; Silver Medals in the 50 meter Freestyle and the 50 meter Breaststroke; and, a
Bronze in the 100 meter Freestyle. Smith also was a member of a ‘two man - two women’ medley race that
outpaced the Yukon and Alberta teams. Not only did the medley performances lead to medals, but also enabled
Ontario to win the swimming portion of the Canada Games. Clearly, Aubrey and his colleagues made
waves in Brockville!
Following his outstanding swimming performances in the Canada 55+ Games, Aubrey was invited to
represent Canada at the prestigious International 55+ Summer Games held in Houston Texas last June. The
55+ Games, although clearly focused on performance, are dedicated to encouraging older adults to not only
compete at their highest possible level, but also pursue healthy lifestyles through participation in sports and
personal fitness. The 55+ Summer Games, organized by the National Senior Games Association, have
grown to become one of the largest multi-sport events in the world, and now draws athletes in a broad range
of sports and activities from across the US, Europe and Canada,
The Houston event was ‘no small potatoes!’ More than 10,000 women and men athletes competed in 18
sports held in 14 different venues in the Houston area over the course of 15 days. One hundred and four of
these athletes were from Canada participating in activities ranging from archery, badminton, basketball,
bowling, cycling, golf, horseshoes, walking and racquetball to shuffleboard, softball, table tennis, tennis,
track and field, triathlon and volleyball. Oh yes, and did we mention swimming!
Well Aubrey did very well! He competed in four events, and despite a shoulder separation just prior to the
Games, he trussed himself up, gritted his teeth, and managed a 14 th place finish. Well done Aubrey! We are
delighted you were part of the 55+ Games in Houston, as well as the Canada Games in Brockville. And, we
congratulate the 104 Canadians for their participation in the Houston Games and applaud them for returning
home with more than twenty plus Medals. These seniors help us to focus our attention on the importance of
fitness and the potential that lays dormant within many of us! Whether it is chair exercises, painting, golf or
swimming, our challenge is to exploit our opportunities. Aubrey and his colleagues have demonstrated the
possible each of us have to explore and develop. While Aubrey is getting ready now for Canada Games in
Halifax in 2012, let’s all of us start tomorrow setting goals to improve our fitness and get on with it!
Wow! It sure was a great June in Ancaster!
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FIELDCOTE MEMORIAL PARK & MUSEUM - The exhibit and archives are open on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sundays from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., or by appointment. You are invited to walk the trails anytime. Call 905-648-8144.
ANCASTER HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY - For further information regarding upcoming events, please contact Christine
DiMarco at 905-648-5134. Meetings are held at the Ancaster Old Town Hall on the third Tuesday of every month @ 7:30pm.
Meeting are not held in July, August and December.
VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED - (Red Cross) to transport Ancaster clients to medical appointments. Call 905-522-8485
ext. 216 for more information.
HEARING AIDS FOR STUDENTS OVERSEAS Please bring in your old hearing aids to the Senior Centre, - any make or
model, in any condition (they will be repaired and refurbished) and we will forward them to the local Ancaster contact.
ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF CANADA - provides support to Alzheimer’s patients and their caregivers. Contact Alzheimer
Society for Halton Wentworth at 905-529-7030.
NEIGHBOUR TO NEIGHBOUR RESOURCE CENTRE - Food bank, resource counselling, job-finding, literacy programs,
etc. Monetary and food donations and volunteer services gratefully received. Donations can be made at the Senior Centre or call
905-574-1334.
TELE-TOUCH (SENIORS) Volunteers call senior citizens and individuals with disabilities on a regular basis providing a
friendly conversation and reassurance. Volunteers Needed - call Tele-touch at 905-9567.
MEDIC ALERT - For more information call toll-free (Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 7:30pm EST) 1-800-668-1507
ST. JOSEPH’S VILLA COMMUNITY SERVICES - For more information call 905-627-9011 ext. 2325.
WESTFIELD HERITAGE VILLAGE - For information call 1-800-883-0104 or visit www.westfieldheritage.ca
Ancaster Community Services MEALS ON WHEELS Lunch Program needs volunteers to deliver hot lunches to fellow residents
in the Ancaster area. Also needed are drivers for our Assisted Volunteer Driving Program. If you have two hours a month
to give your community, we would love to hear from you. A reliable vehicle is necessary. Please call - Melanie Barlow - Volunteer
Coordinator 905-648-6675
ANCASTER TOWNSHIP HISTORICAL SOCIETY meets at 7pm on the last Friday of the month, at the Ancaster Old Town
Hall, September to May. 905-648-5520
DUNDAS COMMUNITY SERVICES - Services and programs for seniors such as Friendly Visiting, Meals on Wheels, Assisted
Transportation and Friendly Calling provided by caring volunteers. Our services help support seniors to live independently
and well in the community. Volunteers always welcome. Please call 905-627-5461
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Spring Cleaning?
Cleaning out the attic?
Downsizing?
If you have collectables
such as old posters,
calendars, promotional
signs or black & white
postcards in good
condition that members
of your family don’t
want, consider donating
them to the Ancaster
Senior Achievement
Centre.
Call (905) 648-3466
for information

PLEASE NOTE!!!!
◊ NON-MEMBERS: An additional $2.00 Surcharge Fee for classes or Drop-In Programs/per Day.◊
For some classes, you’ll be required to sign a liability waiver before participating. Before starting
any physically strenuous classes, please check with your physician. ◊
�REFUNDS are only given if you contact the office when you get sick, to be eligible for the
refund. If the class session is completed, no refunds can be issued.
REGISTRATION for all classes must be done at the Centre. The City “RecConnect” will not
register you for our programs.◊ Some classes may be cancelled if not enough register. Please
check with the office. Membership rate is $28.80 and $40.90 for non-residents.
(Membership rates may be subject to change January 2012)
CLASS REGISTRATIONS ON INTERNET
You can now register your classes, scrambles or renew your membership online.
Just go to our website www.asacseniors.ca, then go to ‘Classes’ and click on ‘Class Registration’.
There you will find a catalog of activity categories. Select one and pick the activity by clicking on
‘Buy Now’. You can add any number of activities to ‘Your Cart’. When you ‘Checkout’ you will be
asked for identification. When you ‘Submit Order’ you will enter Paypal which accepts your credit
card, etc. in their secure site. You have the option to create accounts in Paypal and in our website,
but you do not have to. Just avoid providing a password or account creation, if you wish
not to. Confirmation emails will be sent to your address. If you wish to exit at any time, click on
the ‘Home’ tab. We are hoping this adds to your convenience.
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NOTICE
You can now make
payments for
memberships and
programs using
Mastercard, Visa,
American Express &
Debit.
All Trips are to be paid
by cheque only.

DRIVER’S SEMINAR / TESTING -
80+ drivers
Dates are: Nov. 2nd & 16th & 30th, Dec. 7th & 21st, Jan. 4th & 18th.
Make sure you call to book well in advance because they do fill!
Seminars are held at the Senior Centre at least twice a month.
YOU must call 1-800-396-4233 to book your place Yourself. ( Not Ancaster Seniors Centre )
Seminar is approximately 90 minutes, and there is also a written test and a vision test during your stay. Please make sure that
you register for your exam with the Ministry of Transportation at least two months ahead of time as the Centre’s
spaces fill up rapidly - earlier the better. Many people wait until they get their notice, but you can check
yourself, (on the back of your driving license) the date that your license is due. Normally seminars are the 1st
and 3rd Wednesday of the month.
55 DRIVER REFRESHER COURSE -
Saturday Nov. 10th & 17th, 2011 in class 9:30am -12:30pm.
$25.00 (covers both classes) and work-book ($12). This will help you with your MTO written exam.
Anyone who is writing their driving license exam, would probably enjoy this course.
FOOT CLINIC
Wednesday (Normally the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month)
Appointments from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. You must call the office for an appointment.
$18 to Step Ahead. Dates are: Nov. 9th & 23rd, Dec. 14th, Jan. 11th & 25th.
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Don’t wait
until the last
minute to
register!
Classes get
cancelled because not
enough people register
early enough. You will be
notified if your program is
cancelled.
Registration Week for
WINTER classes is
January 3rd - 6th, 2012.
DON’T WAIT TIL IT’S
TOO LATE !
New Class…… MOSAIC
Create your own mosaic from salvaged materials we all have
around the house - glass, ceramic, shells, jewellery, etc.
Materials to students—$15.00 pp
for adhesive, grouts, use of tools, etc.
10 weeks for $60.00 Mondays 9:30 - 11:30AM
Instructor—Heather Vollans

PLEASE NOTE: It is important to book your seat for trips as soon as possible. If there is not enough interest
shown by certain dates, then the trip will be cancelled. Whenever you book a trip payment is due at the time of booking.
You cannot reserve without payment - No Exceptions
For questions and to book your trip call Marlene Smith at @ 905-304-1548.
Marlene can also be reached by e-mail - mar.smith@cogeco.ca
All Trip are payable by Cheque ONLY!
Mon. Dec. 12, 2011 THE RAT PACK SHOW @ Stage West
Price: $113.00 per person
You will experience the original format of the Vegas Rat Pack shows featuring vocal impersonations, a live band, humorous
dialogue and lots of banter. A delicious luncheon buffet at Stage West in included. w/ Regency Tours
Sat. Dec. 3, 2011 FOLLIES VARIETY SHOW
Price: $94.00 per person
The Follies Variety Show is a world-famous Broadway celebration of music, dance and comedy of our time, featuring a
cast of inspiring and talented entertainers who believe that life begins at 60! The Follies, also referred to as the Geritol
Follies, have been performing for over 37 years and look forward to many more years of entertaining. A delicious luncheon
buffet at the Mandarin is included. w/ Regency Tours
Tues. Dec. 6, 2011 “ I STUBBED MY MISTLETOE”
Price: $95.00 per person
The only thing this old retired sailor hates more than his neighbours is the holiday season. Join him as he adapts to the
new tenants next door over five different Christmases. Each of these neighbours plants a bit of the Christmas spirit into
the old sailor’s heart until finally it bursts with holiday joy. Includes a Turkey Luncheon at the Oak’s Inn. w/ Regency
Sat. Dec. 10, 2011 JINGLE ALL THE WAY @ Oh Canada Eh? Dinner Theatre
Price: $109.00 per person
This two hour musical comedy combines the music, spirit and laughter of the Holiday Season. Includes a family style
five-course, Roast Chicken dinner, served by the performers during the show. w/ Regency Tours
Wed. Dec. 21, 2011 MARY POPPINS @ Princess of Wales Theatre
Price: $149.00 per
This production features the irresistible story and unforgettable songs from one of the most popular Disney films of all
time, plus brand new breathtaking dance numbers and astonishing stage-craft to make it everything you could ever want
in a hit Broadway show. A luncheon buffet at Haida Garden Café in included! w/ Regency Tours
OVERNIGHT TRIPS - Please see flyers at the Centre for more info.
Nov. 15 - 21, 2011 BRANSON
Price: Single: $1299.00; Twin: $1049.00; Triple: $989.00; Quad: $ 949.00
This tour features 4 nights in Branson, Missouri and 7 shows. See Flyer @ the Centre for more details
Nov. 29 - Dec. 2, 2011 OGLEBAY
Price: Single: $799.00; Double: $639.00; Triple: $989.00; Quad: $949.00
You will be spending 3 nights of excellent accommodations at the Wilson Lodge just outside Wheeling W. Va.
Feb. 3 - Feb.16, 2012 14 Day - FLORIDA RETREAT
Single: $2699.00; Double: $1899.00; Triple: $1699.00; Quad: $1599.00
Feb. 24 - Mar. 8, 2012
Single: $2799.00; Double: $1949.00; Triple: $1749.00; Quad: $1649.00
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PLEASE NOTE: It is important to book your seat for trips as soon as possible. If there is not enough interest
shown by certain dates, then the trip will be cancelled. Whenever you book a trip payment is due at the time of booking.
You cannot reserve without payment - No Exceptions
For questions and to book your trip call Marlene Smith at @ 905-304-1548.
Marlene can also be reached by e-mail - mar.smith@cogeco.ca
All Trip are payable by Cheque ONLY!
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Price: Double: $1999.00 + tax
Check out this Super Value Deluxe Tour
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* Great Wall, Forbidden City, Olympic Stadiums * 4 Days 5 star Yangtze River Cruise * Beautiful three Gorges
Sceneries * East Venice Tongli * Garden City Suzhou * Modern Metropolis Shanghai.
Please check out the flyer at the Centre for more details!
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CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES
cCaArRDsS aAnND gGaAmMeEsS - eEveErRyOonNeE weELlcCOomMeE
CLASS DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR TIME/DAY START LENGTH ROOM COST
$1 / PERSON
MAIN
HALL
CONTINUOUS
MON 9:15 - 12 PM
HARTMANN
KRUEGEL
(Director)
SHORT LESSON
PARTNERS NOT REQUIRED
MONDAY AM
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
$1 / PERSON
MAIN
HALL
CONTINUOUS
MON 1:00 - 3:30 PM
PARTNERS NOT REQUIRED
MONDAY PM
CONTRACT BRIDGE
$2.50 /
PERSON
MAIN
HALL
CONTINUOUS
MON 6:15 PM
GENE CLARK
NEED A PARTNER
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
$.50 /PERSON
MUSIC
ROOM
CONTINUOUS
FRI 12 PM
DROP IN
PARTNERS NOT REQUIRED
CONTRACT MENS
BRIDGE
$1 / PERSON
MUSIC
ROOM
CONTINUOUS
THURS 10 -12 PM
DROP IN
CRIBBAGE
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$1 / PERSON
MAIN
HALL
CONTINUOUS
TUES 9:50 -12 PM
CLEN KERR
BID EUCHRE
DOUBLE
$1 / PERSON
MAIN
HALL
CONTINUOUS
FRI 1:00 PM
MARION
JACKSON
BID EUCHRE
TRIPLES
$1.00 / PP
MAIN
HALL
CONTINUOUS
THURS 7:00 PM
GRADY & RENE
DUCROIX
EUCHRE
PROGRESSIVE
$.50 /
PERSON
CRAFT
ROOM
CONTINUOUS
FRI 1:00PM
DROP IN
SCRABBLE
$2 / HOUR
GAMES
ROOM
CONTINUOUS
MON-FRI
9:00AM-3:30 PM
DROP IN
SNOOKER
$2 / PERSON
MAIN
HALL
JAN. 12
THURSDAY 1:00 PM
BILL BUCHANAN
COME AND ENJOY THIS
NEW EVENT
CARPET
BOWLING
.25/CARD
CRAFT
ROOM
JAN. 10
TUES 1:30 - 3:30 PM
RENE DUCROIX
BEV HARRIS
FUN CLASS
BINGO

CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES
cCrRaAFTsS aAnND sSKiILlLlsS
CLASS DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR TIME/DAY START LENGTH ROOM COST
$40.00
$40.00
PAINT
ROOM
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 11
WED 10 - 12PM
WED 1 - 3:00PM
PAT
HUMMASON
JAPANESE PUNCH
EMBROIDERY
BUNKA
$30.00
WOOD
SHOP
10 WEEKS
JAN. 12
THURS 9:30 - 2:30PM
PEER INSTRUCTION
BASIC INSTRUCTIONS
FROM FELLOW CLASSMATES
CERAMICS
$60.00
PAINT
ROOM
10 WEEKS
JAN. 9
MON 9:30 - 11:30AM
HEATHER VOLLANS
CREATE YOUR OWN TREASURE
MOSAICS
$40.00
$40.00
CRAFT
ROOM
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 9
JAN. 9
MON 9:30 - 12PM
MON 12:30 - 3:00PM
DENISE MCKENNA
INFO SHEET AT OFFICE
QUILTING
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$2/DAY
CRAFT
ROOM
CONTINUOUS
THURS 10 - 12PM
PEER INSTRUCTION
WORK ON YOUR OWN PROJECT
HERITAGE RUG
HOOKING
$40.00
WOOD
SHOP
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
TUES 10 - 12 PM
BILL STURGEON
ALL LEVELS
STAINED GLASS
$2/DAY
$2/DAY
WOOD
SHOP
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
JAN. 11
JAN. 12
WED 9 - 12 PM
THURS 7 - 9:30PM
ART FAGUY
DAYTIME AM
INSTRUCTIONAL PM
WOOD
CARVING
$5/DAY
WOOD
SHOP
MONTHLY
JAN. 9
MON & FRI 9 - 3PM
ROBIN PATTON
WORK ON YOUR
OWN PROJECT
WOODWORKING
$4.00/DAY
WOOD
SHOP
CONTINUOUS
JAN. 11
WED 1:00 - 3:00PM
BILL BUCHANAN
BASIC INSTRUCTIONS
FOR WOODWORKING
WOODWORKING
INSTRUCTIONAL

CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES
eEXeErRcCiIsSeE aAnND FiITnNeEsSsS
* Aquatic prices may be subject to change as of January 2012
CLASS DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR TIME/DAY START LENGTH ROOM COST
$23.75
$23.75
$23.75
ALL
AQUATIC
CENTRE
9 WEEKS
9 WEEKS
9 WEEKS
9 WEEKS
JAN. 10
JAN. 10
JAN. 12
JAN. 12
TUES 8:15-9:00 AM
TUES 9:05-9:50 AM
THURS 8:15-9:00AM
THURS 9:05-9:50 AM
REGISTER AT ASAC
WARM WATER STRETCH
AQUATIC
POLE
RENTAL
$3.00
VARIOUS
TRAILS
SPRING
TUES. 6 PM.
GROUP SESSION
STRENGHTHEN UPPER BODY
JUST SHOW UP
NORDIC
WALKING
$25.00
$25.00
STUDIO
STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 11
JAN. 13
WED 10-11 AM
FRI 9-10 AM
MARYANN
KNIGHT
ALL FITNESS LEVELS
BODY WORKOUT
$25.00
$25.00
STUDIO
STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
JAN. 12
TUES 9-10 AM
THURS 9-10 AM
LAUREL
HARRISON
FUN FILLED
EXERCISE CLASS
EXERCISES
$35.00
MAIN HALL
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
TUES 1:30-2:15 PM
ROBIN MECH
CHAIR EXERCISES TO
INCREASE FLEXABILITY
AND STRENGTH
FLEX, STRETCH
&STRENGTHEN
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$30.00
$30.00
$30.00
$30.00
STUDIO
STUDIO
STUDIO
STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
JAN. 11
JAN. 12
JAN. 13
TUES 2:30 - 3:15PM
WED 9 - 10 AM
THURS 1 - 2 PM
FRI 2:30 –3:15 PM
ROBIN MECH
PAT HAMILTON
PAT HAMILTON
ROBIN MECH
ALL LEVELS
PEP UP YOUR POSTURE
BEGINNERS
WITH EQUIPMENT
PILATES
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
MUSIC RM
STUDIO
STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
JAN. 10
JAN. 10
TUES & FRI 9 - 10 AM
TUES & FRI 11 - 12 PM
TUES & FRI 10 - 11 PM
CHRIS YOUNG
BEGINNERS
INTERMEDIATE
ADVANCED (ONLY IF YOU KNOW THE
SET)
TAI CHI
MEET AT
McDONALDS
CONTINOUS
DROP IN
MON-FRI 8-9 AM
JUST SHOW UP
WALMART WALK
$42.00
$42.00
$42.00
STUDIO
STUDIO
STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 9
JAN. 11
JAN. 12
MON 2-3:30 PM
WED 11-12:30 PM
THURS 11:30 - 1PM
EILEEN ISHAWK
KATHLEEN GORDON
KATHLEEN GORDON
KRIPALUA STYLE
HATHA
HATHA
YOGA

CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES
DaAnNcCeE
CLASS DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR TIME/DAY START LENGTH ROOM COST
TBA
DANCE
STUDIO
10 WEEKS
JAN. 12
THURS 2:15-3:15 PM
KALI FARRAH
A GENTLE FUSION OF MOVE-
MENT, EXERCISE AND BELLY
DANCING
BELLY
DANCING
$40.00
$50.00
$60.00
MAIN HALL
DANCE STUDIO
DANCE STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 11
JAN. 11
JAM. 10
WED 11:45 - 12:30 PM
WED 12:45 - 1:45 PM
TUES 12:00 - 1:30 PM
DEBBIE O’HARA
VERY BEGINNERS
BEGINNERS PLUS
INTERMEDIATE
CLOGGING
$45.00
$45.00
$6/NIGHT
DANCE STUDIO
DANCE STUDIO
DANCE STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
CONTINUOUS
JAN. 9
JAN. 12
JAN. 12
MON 9:30 -11:00 AM
THURS 10 -11:30 AM
THURS 6:30 - 8:30 PM
MARILYN B.
MARILYN B.
JOANNE LEWIS
MIN 12 PEOPLE
MIN 12 PEOPLE
INTEGENERATIONAL - PM
LINE DANCING
$40.00
MAIN HALL
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
TUES 2:35 - 3:20 PM
DEBBIE O’HARA
DANCE AND EXERCISE
COMBINED FOR FUN
DANCING DEBBIE’S
DIVA FITNESS
$40.00
$40.00
DANCE STUDIO
DANCE STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
JAN. 11
TUES 1:40 - 2:25 PM
WED 1:55 - 2:40 PM
DEBBIE O’HARA
BEGINNERS
BEGINNERS PLUS
LATIN LINE
DANCING
$40.00
$50.00
DANCE STUDIO
DANCE STUDIO
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 11
JAN. 9
WED 2:50 - 3:35 PM
MON 6:15 - 7:00 PM
DEBBIE O’HARA
AEROBIC EXERCISE BY
DANCING TO THE BEAT OF
LATIN MUSIC
ZUMBA GOLD
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eEDUucCaATiIOonNaALl cCLlaAsSsSeEsS
$42.00
$25.00
$5.00/ DAY
$5/ LESSON
COMPUTER
ROOM
5 WEEKS
3 WEEKS
1 DROP - IN
1 DROP - IN
CALL TO
SIGN UP
TUESDAY PM
TUESDAY PM
TUESDAY AM
MONDAY AM
PETER GLAUSER
PETER GLAUSER
PETER GLAUSER
ANNA HAZARAS
BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED
BEGINNERS TO ADVANCED
DROP - IN FOR A PRACTICE
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING
COMPUTERS
DIGITAL CAMERA
COMPUTER PRACICE
COMPUTER KEYBOARDING
CRAFT
ROOM
2HRS
FIRST & THIRD
WEDNESDAY
1-800-396-4233
DRIVERS TESTING - you book
the appointment Yourself
MTO
$50.00
CRAFT
ROOM
10 WEEKS
SPRING
FRI 9-11 AM
PAUL CHALLEN
CREATIVE WRITING
WRITING YOUR
LIFE STORY
$25.00 +
$12 (Workbook)
PAINT
ROOM
SATURDAYS
9:30-12:30 PM
WILMA GROEN
PRIOR to plus 80
MTO TEST
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REFRESHER

CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES
mMUusSiIcC pPrROogGrRaAmMsS
CLASS DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR TIME/DAY START LENGTH ROOM COST
ALBERTONES MENS 4 PART CHOIR BUD WINDSOR WED 1:30-3:30 PM JAN. 11 10 WEEKS MAIN HALL $20.00
$20.00
MAIN HALL
10 WEEKS
JAN.12
THURS 10 - 12 PM
BARB and DIANE
DAVE ROBINSON
MIXED GROUP THAT
LIKES TO SING
FUN CHORUS
$2/ PERSON
MUSIC ROOM
CONTINUOUS
WED 1:30 - 3:30 PM
DAVE ROBINSON
FUN BAND
GOLDEN
SWING BAND
$20.00
MUSIC RM
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
TUES 1 - 3PM
BARB JEPSON
BOB RIVERS
MUST BE ABLE TO READ
MUSIC
RECORDERS
TONES CHIMES JOYCE SCRUTON THURS 1:00 - 3:15 FALL 2012 7 WEEKS MUSIC RM $14.00
$20.00
MUSIC RM
10 WEEKS
JAN. 9
MON 9:45 - 12 PM
MARY-ELLEN
GILLIES
LADIES 3 PART CHOIR
SILVER BELLES
$45.00
MUSIC RM
10 WEEKS
JAN. 11
WED 10 - 11:30 PM
MARNIE
CUNNINGHAM
UKULELE BAND
KEYBOARDING
$54.00
$54.00
MUSIC RM
MUSIC RM
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 9
JAN. 9
MON 1 - 2:00 PM
MON 2 - 3:00 PM
MARY-ELLEN
GILLIES
INTERMEDIATE
BEGINNERS
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pPaAiInNTiInNgG
$50.00
CRAFT RM
10 WEEKS
JAN. 10
TUES 9:30 - 12:30 PM
MARIANNE WHITE
TEACHER DEMO - AM
DECORATIVE
PAINTING
OIL PAINTING ALL LEVELS FAHIM ATTA TUES 10 - 3 PM JAN. 10 10 WEEKS PAINT RM $50.00
$50.00
$50.00
$50.00
PAINT RM
PAINT RM
PAINT RM
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
10 WEEKS
JAN. 12
JAN. 13
JAN. 12
THURS 1 - 3 PM
FRI 9:30 - NOON
THURS 9:30 - NOON
FAHIM ATTA
FAHIM ATTA
FAHIM ATTA
VERY BEGINNERS
BEGINNERS
INTERMEDIATE
WATERCOLOUR
sSOocCiIaALl
$1.00
BOARD
ROOM
CONTINUOUS
TUES 10:30 - NOON
BARBARA FAGUY
CONVERSATION
CHIT CHAT
CLUB

ANCASTER FAIR 2011
Many thanks to all our volunteers for
promoting the Ancaster Senior Centre
@ the Ancaster Fairgrounds. Special
thanks to the Golden Swing Band for
sharing their musical talent with
everyone.
The ALBERTONES &
TWENTY CHOIR
Sang some wonderful songs and created an
entertaining atmosphere at Ancaster Seniors
Centre. A delicious luncheon was provided.
Everyone appreciated the songs that they
sang, as quite a few were familiar tunes that
we all knew.

INFORMATION CHANGES: Please let us know if you’ve moved or changed your phone number, doctor, emergency
contact, etc.
FOOD SHARE: We have a box at the Centre for donations to the food share and we welcome all donations. Many thanks to all who
donated. Our donations have been acknowledged, with thanks.
SUGGESTION BOX: Just a reminder that the suggestion box is on the wall in the main hallway, and we are always
open to suggestions.
ALUMINUM TABS: We still collect aluminum tabs (from pop cans), which we pass on to the groups who collect the tabs.
Our donations have already helped in purchasing several wheelchairs. 2½ million are needed for one wheelchair.
BOUTIQUE: Remember we still have gifts of various types available in our boutique area now located in the Main Hall.
REGISTER TAPES: We accept ZEHRS. Please separate your tapes into groups.
We DO NOT COLLECT: Ron’s Food Basics, the Barn or Fortino’s. They do not participate in the Save-A-Tape program. If you
include them it makes it more difficult for our volunteers who then have to check every tape.
JOURNAL ADVERTISING:
If you are interested in advertising in The Journal,
please contact the office at 905-648-3466
or e-mail Pamela at Pamela.Clark@hamilton.ca
to discuss rates, submission dates, etc.
Please submit ads using a jpeg file.
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HIKING
Try a day out with the hiking
club. Get outdoors and enjoy
some fresh air and beautiful
scenery while on your walk.
We meet on
Wednesdays @ 9:30 am
@ the Ancaster Senior
Centre
For more information please
call
Ernie Hudson
@ 905-648-3715
FREE Activity
HIGHGATE
“FRIENDLY HOME
ENVIRONMENT”
�� AWARD WINNING GARDENS
�� CHAUFFEUR SERVICE
�� CARING PROFESSIONAL
STAFF TO SERVE YOU
905-648-8399
325 Fiddler’s Green South
Ancaster
CLARE AIKEN
BIKING CLUB
Meet at the Centre
on Thursday
mornings
@ 9:30 am
(FREE ACTIVITY)

COZY CORNER CAFÉ
September to June (Closed July & August)
Open daily Monday to Thursday 9:30 to 1:00 pm
Various menus - check it out when you’re in the Centre. We can only run this if we have enough volunteers, so if
you have a couple of hours per week to help - contact Wilma or Pamela in the office.
POT LUCK LUNCH - Fridays
For those who cannot make or bring their share to regular pot luck, the cost on these days is $5.00.
NOVEMBER
Nov. 4 - Regular Pot Luck
Nov. 11 - Remembrance Day Brunch
(you must sign up @ the office/ $8 pp)
Nov. 18 - Regular Pot Luck
Nov. 25 - Regular Pot Luck
DECEMBER
Dec. 2 - Regular Pot Luck
Dec. 9 - Regular Pot Luck
Dec. 16 - Regular Pot Luck
Dec. 23 - Regular Pot Luck
POT LUCK LUNCHES
I just wanted to let all our Pot Luck people know, that if you do not feel like cooking, there are other alternatives.
You could pick up some sliced cold meat, salads, jellos, possibly a meat pie, or other frozen entrée, (and heat it in the
oven before you come); or ice cream, pies, (the bakeries in the stores do some great baking)!!
This would help our Staff who are now spending some valuable time cooking, instead of doing their own particular
jobs. This makes it hard to find the time to do everything. Please see if these ideas will work for you, as it would definitely
work for the Centre.
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JANUARY
Jan. 6 - Regular Pot Luck
Jan. 13 - Regular Pot Luck
Jan. 20 - Regular Pot Luck
Jan. 27 - Regular Pot Luck
In the event of facility closures or program cancellations due to inclement weather,
the Culture and Recreation Department will notify the following radio stations:
Information can also be obtained from the City of Hamilton website, at www.hamilton.ca. If you are unsure of cancellations
or closures, it is recommended to call the specific recreational facility or museum you plan on visiting.
For any other closure or cancellation information, or if you are unsure of who to contact, please phone 905-546-CITY (2489).

ANCASTER SENIOR ACHIEVEMENT CENTRE WINTER 2011 EVENT CALENDAR 905-648-3466
REGULAR SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES - refer to Class Section of the Journal for class start dates.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
8:00 Wal-Mart Walk 8:00 Wal-Mart Walk (Ancaster) 8:00 Wal-Mart Walk (Ancaster) 8:00 Wal-Mart Walk (Ancaster) 8:00 Wal-Mart Walk (Ancaster)
(Ancaster)
8:15 Warm Water Stretch (Aquatics)
8:15 Warm Water Stretch (Aquatics)
9:00 Woodworking 9:00 Exercises 9:00 Woodcarving 9:00 Exercises 9:00 Woodworking
9:15 Duplicate Bridge Computer Access Time Foot Clinic
Body Workout
(2 nd & 4 th wk)
Tai Chi (Beg) Pilates (Pep up your posture) Writing your Life Story
9:05 Warm Water Stretch
9:05 Warm Water Stretch
Tai Chi (Beg)
(Aquatic Centre)
(Aquatic Centre)
9:30 Line Dancing 9:30 Decorative Painting (Beg. & Int.) 9:30 Ceramics 9:30 Watercolour (Beg.)
Watercolour (intermediate)
Mosaics
Quilting (am) 10:00 Tai Chi (Advance) 10:00 Bunka (a.m.) 10:00 Line Dancing 10:00 Tai Chi (Advanced)
9:45 Silver Belles Bid Euchre (doubles)
Body Workout Cribbage
Stained Glass
Oil Painting
M.T.O. (1 st & 3 rd week) Fun Chorus
Ukulele Heritage Rug Hooking
10:30 Chit Chat Club 11:00 Yoga
11:00 Tai Chi (Intermediate) 11:45 Clogging (Beginners) 11:00 Tai Chi (Intermediate)
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12:30 Quilting (p.m.) 12:00 Clogging (intermediate) 11:30 Yoga (Hatha) 11:30 Contract Bridge (Mens)
1:00 Contract Bridge 1:00 Recorders 12:45 Clogging (Beg. Plus) 12:00 Pot Luck Lunch/Catered
1:00 Bunka (p.m.) 1:00 Pilates (Beginners) 1:00 Scrabble
Carpet Bowling Bid Euchre (triples)
Woodworking
(instructional)
Keyboarding (Intermediate)
Watercolour (Very Beg)
1:30 Flex, Stretch & Strengthen 1:30 Golden Swing Band 2:30 Pilates with Equipment
Bingo
1:40 Latin Line Dancing Albertones
Latin Line Dancing 2:15 Belly Dancing (TBA)
2:35 Dancing Debbie’s Diva Fitness 1:50
2:00 Yoga
Keyboarding (Beginners)
6:15 Zumba Gold 2:30 Pilates (All Levels)
6:45 Duplicate Bridge 2:45 Zumba Gold 6:30 Intergenerational Line Dancing
7:00 Woodcarving
Progressive Euchre