SSAC Echo | June 2024

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ECHO 

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JUNE 2024 

In this Issue 

Providing The Best Service 

Possible 

Catch the Bingo Fever 

Policies & Procedures 

SSAC Dances 

In Memoriam 

June Lunch Menu 

Pickleball Schedule 

Activity Schedule 

HAPPY 

Father’s 

DAY 

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AGM 

SECHELT SENIORS ACTIVITY CENTRE NEWS 

Providing The Best 

Service Possible 

BY RICHARD WARD 

It’s been another great month at the Centre. Lots of activities. 

Lots of rentals. Lots of good food consumed. At the May 

board meeting Treasurer Alison Kowalewski reported another 

positive balance in the monthly profit and loss sheet. The 

MySeniorCenter (MSC) membership system is showing its value, 

validating the decision to implement it. One negative consequence 

however is the increased stress level imposed upon our many 

wonderful office volunteers. The growing membership base has also 

increased the business of the front desk tremendously. Handling the 

many requirements for running the MSC software and attending to 

the myriad office needs is tremendously challenging. This is unfair to 

them, and we need to address this issue. Therefore, we plan to hire an 

Office Manager, who would be a constant at the front desk, in control 

of MSC operations, and a consistent voice responding to member 

requirements and questions during open hours. This position will be in 

addition to current staff member Gill Smith who will be the Manager of 

Operations and Engagement. She will continue the great work she does 

coordinating activities, rentals, communication needs and community 

outreach. She’s the driving force behind the Echo. 

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5604 Trail Avenue, Sechelt, BC 

PO Box 564, V0N 3A0 

Reception: 604.885.3513 

Office: 604.885.8910 

Office Hours: 

Mon–Fri, 9 am–3 pm 

info@myssac.com 

www.myssac.com 

SEASHELL ECHO | SECHELT SENIORS ACTIVITY CENTRE NEWS 

June 2024

SEASHELL 

ECHO 

June 2024 

Seashell Echo 

is the official newsletter 

of the Sechelt Seniors 

Activity Centre 

Providing The 

Best Service Possible 

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CENTRE INFORMATION 

2023-2024 Board Members 

President: Richard Ward 

Vice President: Bert Carswell 

Treasurer: Alison Kowalewski 

Secretary: Valerie Galat 

2023-2024 Directors at Large 

Jay Alexov 

Lisa Brown 

Susan Grenville 

Gail Riddell 

Christine Twaits 

Manager of Operations & Engagement: Gillian Smith 

Office Manager: Pam Demers 

Chefs: Emily McPherson, Liz Mathews 

Custodian: Jim Coffin 

USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS 

Emergency 911 

Sechelt Hospital 604.885.2224 

SC Community Services 604.885.5881 

Senior’s Advocate 877.952.3181 

(www.seniorsadvocatebc.ca) 

Seniors Crisis Line 604.872.1234 

Seniors Abuse and Information Line 1.866.437.1940 

Community Information and Help Line 211 

Healthlink BC 811 

Community Resource Centre 604.885.4088 

Sunshine Coast Transit 604.885.6899 

HandyDART 604.885.6897 

VCH - Adult Mental Health 604.924.8370 

Many thanks to the following sponsors 

for contributing to our weekly ad in the 

Coast Reporter. When out exercising your 

consumer vote, it is always good to be aware of 

those businesses that help our community to 

remain strong and vibrant. 

SOUTH COAST 

1979 

Treasurer Alison Kowalewski presented a budget projection 

for 2024 year at the May Board meeting, showing that we 

are in a strong financial position and indicating that we could 

cover the additional cost of close to $40,000 for the new 

position. However, one requirement of the budget projection 

is an increase in SSAC membership fees to $40, but with no 

increase in activity fees, which will remain $4 and $6. The 

Board consequently voted in favour of the hiring and the 

increase in membership fees starting in September 2024. 

Also included in the projection was $35,000 in anticipated 

donations to the General Revenue Program. Last year we 

were very fortunate that over $46,000 was donated to this 

program. Despite our strong revenue from meals, activities, 

and rentals we still are dependent on donations to allow us 

to bridge the gap between expenses and revenue. We are 

confident that moving forward we will be able to continue 

to provide high quality affordable services and activities to 

our members. 

On the topic of donations, the Affordable Lunch Program 

launched in September 2023 has been a tremendous success 

as members have shown their generosity to others, to contain 

meal costs. Since September, over $6,500 has been donated 

to this program. The donation box on the lunch counter alone 

generates an average of just over $50 per week. In September 

we set a target of $10,000 to offset revenue deficit on kitchen 

operations. At that time, we stated that frozen entrees would 

be held at $6 and $8, and no hot entrée would be over $12. 

Moving forward that will still be the case, but with slight 

adjustment. All hot entrees will be $12, there will be no $11 

options. The two exceptions will be Friday Fish and Chips 

staying at $10 and one other hot entrée will be offered on a 

particular day each week at $10. 

We do have a shortage of volunteers to wash dishes using 

the sterilizer/dishwasher and to hand wash pans. So, if you 

are able bodied and would like to volunteer for 4 hours a 

week please check in at the front desk and fill in a volunteer 

information sheet. The SSAC operates because of over 150 

volunteers generously giving of their time. Thanks so much to 

all of them. 

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SEASHELL ECHO | SECHELT SENIORS ACTIVITY CENTRE NEWS

SUMMER HOURS 

Take note of our summer hours 

of operation: 

Monday to Friday 

9am–3pm 

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Bingo at the SSAC 

Catch the Bingo Fever! 

It was a great day on May 21 st as we presented 

the winning amount of $1,284 to the winner 

of the progressive game, Patricia Melville, 

who is one of our 

regular attendees at 

the Bingo session. We 

normally have 25 to 35 

regular attendees at 

the afternoon Bingos 

held in the dining room. 

However, the progressive 

game builds in value 

week to week. To 

accommodate a bigger 

crowd, we had to move 

into the auditorium for 

two Tuesday sessions. 

Lucky Winner! 

Congratulations to Patricia 

Melville for winning our $1,254 

Progressive Jackpot. 

On May 21 st with the 59 th number called, the limit 

for the progressive game that day, Patricia called 

“BINGO” and won her prize. 

In an earlier edition of the ECHO we announced 

that we would be buying more kiosks for the 

MySeniorCenter (MSC) system to better deal with 

the number of members scanning in for various 

activities, events and lunch etc. At that time, we said 

that this would cost approximately $10,000 over 

and above the original $10,000 cost of the initial 

setup. BC Gaming requires a separate gaming account 

for Bingo profits. That is where the initial $10,000 

payment for the MSC system came from. To pay for 

the additional kiosks and scanners we forecasted 

that the gaming account would build up to another 

$10,000, by the last session of Bingo, which will be 

at the end of June when we stop for our summer 

vacation. We are pleased to announce that as of May 

21 st the account balance surpassed $10,000. 

We couldn’t successfully offer Bingo to our SSAC 

membership without the consistent efforts of our 

enthusiastic volunteers, including Chris Twaits, 

Jan Baines, Debbie Campbell, Chris Kuck, Audrey 

McConnachie, Eryl Shindel, and Chris Hadaway. 

Bingos are held Tuesdays at 2:30pm – 4:30pm (doors 

open at 2pm) in the Dining Room unless a larger 

crowd necessitates a move into the Auditorium. 

Our schedule moving forwards is: 

June 4 

June 11 to June 25 

July and August 

September 3 

NO BINGO 

BINGO AS USUAL 

SUMMER BREAK 

BINGO RESUMES 

Book Signing 

Initially scheduled for May, the book signing by 

Eileen Connors (Miracles Do Happen) and 

Dale Macdonald (& Meant to Be) has been 

re-scheduled to June 23 rd at 2pm 

in the Lunch Room. 

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Policies & Procedures 

Fundraising & 

Donations 

father’S DAY 

AT 

Fundraising and donations are needed in order for 

the Centre to fulfill its mission and goals. Honesty, 

respect and appreciation for donors and contributors 

shall be exercised during any fundraising activity. 

Groups within the Centre may engage in activities 

which raise revenue for the Centre. These groups 

shall submit a budget to the Board for approval, 

which contains their projected activities, revenue, 

and costs. If approved, the group will not pay 

activity fees during rehearsals. 

Food kitchen services shall not be used to raise 

funds but rather operated on an overall break-even 

basis as a service to the community. 

PROCEDURES 

The Fundraising Committee shall: 

1. Meet monthly and report to the Board. 

BY BERT CARSWELL 

2. Implement strategies for raising funds for the 

Centre. 

Note. The Board of Directors has recently added 

sponsorships and grants to the mandate of the 

Fundraising and Donations Committee. The 

current members of this committee are Helen and 

Richard Ward. If any other member of the Activity 

Centre would like to volunteer to join them it would 

be much appreciated. Please visit the front desk and 

complete a volunteer application form. 

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Special Events 

SSAC Dances 

BY JAY ALEXOV 

Friendship Tea 

June 20 - 2 pm 

Thanks to Sharon Blanchette and her 

team, the Friendship Tea is held every 

month on the third Thursday from 2 

to 4 pm. Lots of fun and the price is 

amazing. It’s free! 

On May 25 th SpinDrift Street was back! With Garth 

Bowen, Randy Shepherd and Charlie Veaudry, we 

were not disappointed. The Auditorium was filled 

with many people dancing and enjoying great music. 

There were many regulars, but also new people came to our 

dance. Many commented that they loved the atmosphere and 

our dancing floor and are planning to come back again. 

Some people who come to our monthly dances were 

commenting that it will be good if we have also some foods 

available for them to purchase. 

We listened and ordered locally made fresh Coastal Crust Pizza. 

So leave some space in your tummy and try some delicious 

pizza at our next dance. 

On June 22 nd we will welcome back Blue Western, with Mike 

Evans, Warren Allan, Archie MacLean, Ken Gustafson and 

Garth Bowen. They are known to play country classic from 

Merle, Waylon, Dwight, Maverick and more. 

It will be again a good time to get together with your friends 

and have a fun evening listening and dancing to tunes that we 

all know. I have to say that we are so fortunate to have such a 

beautiful facility in SSAC to hold our monthly dances. 

There will be one more fun evening happening in June. Friday 

June 7 th we are having the Line Dance Workshop and Dance. 

The beginners’ lessons will be from 6:30 to 7:30 and then we 

will be dancing to pre-recorded music. So, put on your boots 

and get your friends to come and join us. We will have nonalcoholic 

beverages to purchase. 

Many thanks to everyone who comes to SSAC dances for your 

support. I also like to thank everyone at the bar and all who 

volunteer to help set up and decorate before dance and clean 

up afterwards. 

June 11, 18 & 25 

$1 BINGO is held on Tuesday 

afternoons with reduced price of game 

cards. The 10-game packs are reduced 

from $20 to $10and single extra 

sheets from$2 to $1. The progressive 

game sheets will stay at $2 with the 

first game prize being $200 (48 balls 

called). For extra excitement, we have a 

$1 - 50/50 draw. 

$1 BINGO also features $1 Coffee 

and $1 baked goods in addition to the 

regular water, chips and cookies, each 

for $1. Come join us for a fun affordable 

social event, 2:30–4:30 pm in the SSAC 

dining room. 

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SUNSHINE COAST TRAVEL AMBASSADORS 

VOLUNTEER 

OPPORTUNITY 

DO YOU LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE? 

PROUD OF THE SUNSHINE COAST? 

HAVE A FEW HOURS EACH WEEK TO SPARE? 

SSAC BUS TRIPS 

Monday, June 10 

$40 (65+) $55 (under 65) 

Boulevard Casino/IKEA 

Leaves Senior Centre at 7:15am sharp 

Returns on the 4:20pm ferry 

BECOME A TRAVEL AMBASSADOR! 

A Travel Ambassador, with a smile on the face, meets the 

traveling public on BC Ferries and answers questions from 

the visitors to our area. After a short orientation period, 

you’ll be assigned a shift, usually 2 round trips per week, 

between Langdale and Horseshoe Bay. 

If this sounds like something you’d be interested in doing, 

please contact Diane at 604.740.0452. 

Saturday, June 15 

Baseball at Nat Bailey Stadium 

Vancouver Canadians vs. Spokane Washington 

Leaves Seniors Centre at 9:15am 

Returns on the 7:05pm ferry 

This is a weekend trip so no discount for seniors. 

Capilano Mall following the baseball game. 

NOTE: The June 13 “Photography Escape in Nature” 

trip is cancelled. 

If you have any ideas for trips – especially local trips, 

please leave your suggestions at the front desk. 

$74 

FRIDAY JUNE 7 TH 2PM 

AT THE SSAC 

SSAC VOLUNTEER 

LUNCH 

FRIDAY, JUNE 28 

Doors open at noon . Lunch starts at 12:30 

~ Limited Seating ~ 

If you are a regular volunteer, sign up at 

the front desk and get your ticket. 

Thank you for all you do! 


In 

M 

emoriam 

Lillian “Bonnie” Hewitt 

July 10, 1943 - March 29, 2024 

Sadly, our beloved, Mom, Grandma, 

Sister passed away peacefully 

at Silverstone Care Center, in 

Sechelt on, Good Friday the 29 th of 

March surrounded by friends and 

family. Bonnie was predeceased 

by her husband Ken Hewitt. She is 

survived by her daughter Susan Shinn (Darren), son 

David Anderson , sisters Karen Sieben and Heather 

Bould as well as her three grandchildren Kodi, Tyler 

and Ashley. 

Bonnie was born in New Westminster, the oldest 

of three daughters born to Lila and Bill Porter both 

deceased, but spent her entire life on the Sunshine 

Coast making many friends along her life journey. 

She graduated from Elphinstone Secondary and 

was employed as a Secretary for Canadian Forest 

Products till motherhood called and she devoted her 

life to raising her daughter Susan and son David. 

Bonnie loved her community and became an avid 

volunteer. In her twenties she was a Scout Master 

with the Boy Scouts of Canada and in her senior 

years she was President of the Sechelt Seniors 

Center and wrote their newsletter. She was an active 

member of the Bethel Baptist Church and put her 

faith and trust in God. She was slow to anger and 

quick to love and forgive. 

She was very sociable and enjoyed people. She was a 

Red Hat Lady and could be found at McDonalds most 

mornings chatting. She loved to write and had several 

of her stories published. Bonnie will be greatly missed 

by her family, friends and community. 

A celebration of life will be scheduled for a later date 

in Sechelt. 

Frank Nichol 

September 14, 1932 - May 5, 2024 

It is with great sadness that we 

announce the passing of Frank 

Nichol on May 5th, 2024. He 

was an amazing husband, father, 

grandfather and great-grandfather. 

A long time member of the Seniors 

Centre. His kind soul will remain a 

part of all his loved ones forever. 

Janice Lynn Cooksley 

June 14, 1954 - March 20, 2024 

Jan passed away peacefully at 

the age of 69 on Wednesday, 

March 20 th in Sechelt, BC after a 

courageous battle with cancer. 

Predeceased by her husband of 

over 30 years Bill, parents Mitzi 

and Jim and sister Karen. Survived 

by children Jodi, and Cory (Hazel), 

grandchildren Taylor, Maddie, Carson and Carter. 

Jan was known for her loving personality, infectious 

smile and her wholehearted love for dogs. She spent 

her winters in California playing pickleball and was 

also a volunteer for the “Loving All Animals Rescue” 

for the past eight years during which she fostered 

countless dogs while they awaited their adoptive 

families. She was an avid hiker who loved the 

outdoors and enjoyed painting, yoga and dancing. 

The family would like to thank all the amazing 

healthcare workers on the Sunshine Coast who 

provided her such exceptional care. 

Jan was so deeply loved and will be so greatly missed 

by all. To honour Jan’s wishes, a celebration of her life 

will be held in June. In Jan’s memory donations to the 

Elder Dog Canada (Sunshine Coast Pawd) would be 

appreciated. 

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Robert MacGregor Ronald 

September 2, 1950 - May 1, 2024 

Rob did not “go gentle into that 

good night”. Although he raged 

against his diagnosis for the past 

year, he passed peacefully and 

was grateful to be able to choose 

where and when to say goodbye 

to his loved ones. The sound of 

bagpipes, played by a family friend, 

accompanied him on his journey, as he requested. 

Rob was a proud Scot who moved to Canada with 

his parents, Bill and Jane, when he was four. He 

graduated from Kitsilano High and was a bus driver 

with BC Hydro/Transit then worked in maintenance 

with Coast Mountain Bus Co. until his retirement. He 

had lived with his wife Toni on the Sunshine Coast 

since 2000, in Davis Bay for the past eight years. 

He was a familiar sight in Davis Bay walking the 

seawall. The dogs will be missing him – he always had 

treats at the ready. He was an animal lover and lived 

with many pets over the years. He had other loves, 

swimming at the Aquatic Centre and friendships 

made there, his garden, travelling, reading, singing, 

and brushing up on his general history knowledge. He 

was a great (armchair) Jeopardy contestant. 

In recent years he enjoyed volunteer work with the 

Bargain Barn, the Book Faire and was also a travel 

ambassador on the ferries. He was a 32 degree 

Ancient Freemason. He was a loyal and trusted friend 

to many. Known as “the talker”, he never hesitated to 

chat with anyone and often found common ground. 

Rob was a good man. He will be missed by his wife 

Toni, children Sarah and Chris, and grandson James. 

He leaves many loved family members and friends in 

the new world and old. 

Friends and family who were staying close and 

supportive. In his final days he was so happy to visit, 

reminisce, and have a wee dram of Scotch with many 

visitors, as he wanted. Hug your loved ones. There 

will be no service as he requested. 

CANADIAN 

DENTAL CARE PLAN 

Thursday, June 27 - 2pm 

Lunch Room 

Learn more about the 

Canadian Dental Care 

Plan rollout with MP 

Patrick Weiler 

FREE LEGAL AID 

CLINIC 

Every Thursday at noon 

Lawyer Robert Hart 

provides FREE weekly 

30-minute legal aid 

consultations 

(not criminal matters) 

Book your appointment 

at the front desk 

FREE HEARING AID 

CLEANING 

Friday, June 21 - 12:30 to 2pm 

Anchor Hearing 

provides hearing aid 

cleaning at the lounge 


Flea Market 

SSAC Auditorium 

VENDORS 

$25 PER TABLE 

Saturday 

August 17 th 

10am–2pm 

Admission $2 

Members can donate quality items to the SSAC tables 

with all proceeds going to the SSAC. 

Drop off items at the Office 10am–2pm weekdays. 

HALFMOON BAY AUTO 

Open to new patients 

Call or text 

604-313-9283 

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JUNE MENU 

Weekdays 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. Everything is made from scratch! 

We also serve soup, sandwiches and salads. Desserts vary. 

Frozen entrées are available from 9 am to 3 pm and vary in price $6 or $8. 

Members are welcome to bring guests to dine for a surcharge. 

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 

3 4 5 6 7 

Chicken or Vegan 

Pulled Pork 

Quinoa Crunch 

Soup & Sandwich Fish & Chips 

Caesar 

Sandwiches 

Salad 

10 11 12 13 14 

“The Big Salad” 

Chicken Wings 

Buddha Bowl 

Baked Salmon 

Fish & Chips 

17 18 19 20 21 

Nicoise Salad 

German Potato 

Chicken Quesadilla 

(Tuna or Vegan) 

Salad (optional 

Ginger Beef 

Fish & Chips 

Bratwurst) 

24 25 26 27 28 

Falafel or Shawarma Hot Reuben Cold Noodle Salad 

Volunteer 

Sandwich 

(optional Shrimp Soup & Sandwich 

Salad Plate 

Appreciation 

Skewer) 

Lunch 

JUNE 2024 

SSAC PICKLEBALL SCHEDULE 

Beginners and new-to-us players wanting to join, please contact ssacpickleball@gmail.com 

MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 

3:00–4:30 

3.0—3.5 

1:30–3:00 

3.0—3.25 

3:00–4:30 

2.5 

w/Coach 

3:00–4:30 

1.0—2.0 

w/ Coach 

7:30–9:30 

Social Play 

2.0—3.5+ 

3:00–4:30 

3.0—3.25 

w/ Coach 

7:30–9:30 

3.0—3.5+ 

1:30–3:30 

Social Play 

All Levels 

(not June 28) 

3:30–5:30 

2.5—3.0 


Serge Planidin 

Memorial 

Dinking 

Tournament 

Saturday 

June 15 

Sign up 1 week in 

advance 

12:30–2:00 

2.5—3.25 

2:00–3:30 

1.0—2.0 

4:30–6:00 

2.0—3.0 

6:00–8:00 

Competitive Play 

3.5+ 

4:30–6:00 

3.0—3.5 

6:00–8:00 


3.25—3.5+ 

4:30–6:00 

2.5—3.5 

6:00–8:00 

3.0—3.5+ 

4:30–6:00 

3.5—3.5+ 

6:00–8:00 


3.5—3.5+ 

5:30–7:30 

Social Play 

All Levels 


3:30–5:00 

Social Play 

All Levels 

5:00–7:00 

3.25—3.5+ 

For more information, please contact ssacpickleball@gmail.com 


JUNE 2024 . SSAC ACTIVITY SCHEDULE 

Open to adults of all ages. Please check our website for changes. For Pickleball schedule, see page 11 

MONDAY 

Hatha Flow Yoga 

Chair Yoga for Arthritis 

Line Dancing–experienced 

Carpet Bowling 

Duplicate Bridge 

Social Bridge 

TUESDAY 

Fitness with Jacquie or Lisa 

Stories of Our Lives Series 

Memory Café 

Chair Yoga 

Craft Group 

BINGO (not June 4) 

WEDNESDAY 

Emergency HAM Radio 

Hatha Flow Yoga 

THURSDAY 

FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

ACTIVITY TIME ROOM CHAIR COST 

Line Dancing–Beginner/Intermediate 

Table Tennis 

American Mahjong 

Meditation (4 th Wednesdays) 

Art Journaling (3 rd Wednesday) 

Bluegrass Jam (June 5, 12 & 19 only) 

Tai Chi 

Line Dancing - Basic 

Painting Pals 

Mahjong 

Friendship Tea (3 rd Thursday) 

Line Dancing (not June 6) 

Hatha Flow Yoga (June 7, 14)* 

Yin Yoga (June 21) 

Badminton (June 28-cancelled) 

Ukulele Jam 

Poker 

10:00–11:15 

10:15–11:15 

11:30–12:30 

1:00–3:00 

12:00–4:00 

1:00–3:30 

9:15–10:15 

10:30–12:00 

10:30–12:30 

12:00–1:00 

1:00–3:00 

2:30–4:30 

9:15–9:45 

10:00–11:15 

11:30–12:30 

1:00–3:00 

1:30–3:30 

2:30–3:30 

2:00–3:30 

4:00–5:30 

10:00–11:30 

11:45–12:45 

1:00–3:00 

1:00–3:00 

2:00–4:00 

4:00–5:00 

10:00–11:10 

10:00–11:10 

11:30–1:00 

11:15–1:00 

12:00–3:00 

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Auditorium 

Craft Room 

Auditorium 

Auditorium 

Craft Room 

Farish Room 

Auditorium 

Farish Room 

Auditorium/Craft 

Auditorium 

Craft Room 

Lunch Room 

Farish Room 

Auditorium 

Auditorium 

Auditorium 

Lunch Room 

Craft Room 

Craft Room 

Craft Room 

Auditorium 

Auditorium 

Craft Room 

FarishRoom 

Lunch Room 

Craft Room 

Auditorium 

Auditorium 

Auditorium 

Craft Room 

Farish Room 

John McDougall-Goulet 

Bobbie-Seale-Cobiskey 

Jay Alexov 

Katie Caple 

Karyn Burney/Andy Hopkinson 

Isobel Gibson/Fran Engst 

Jacquie Allan or Lisa Alexander 

Caitlin Hicks 

Brian Smith/Rosella Leslie 

Bobbie Seale-Cobiskey 

Carol Maynard 

Richard Ward 

Larry Peterson 


Jay Alexov 

Marilyn Heinrich 

Nicol Mentis 

Eddie Berinstein 

Violette Clark 

Jay Keevil & Kim Carmichael 

David Carson 

Louise Parker 

Isobel Gibson 

Katie Caple 

Sharon Blanchette 

Collene Sand 


Andre Casaubon 

Val Galat 

Mark Trevis 

Bob Hodgson 

Quilting 9:00–4:00 AM/PM Lunch Room 2 nd Saturday of each month $4/$8 

$6 

$48 

$4 

$4 

$4 

$4 

$6 

$48 

$6 

$6 

$4 

$6 

$4 

$4 

$4 

$6 

$4 

$4 

$4 

$4 

$4 

$6 

$6 

$4 

$4 

$4 

* Note: these classes are not 

suitable for first-timers 

Activities are subject to change, especially weekend activities. Check with the Centre or your activity chair if you have any questions. 

For the Pickleball schedule, please refer to page 11. 

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