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Summer Program Guide 2016

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Registration & Membership:

Membership:

SEESA Memberships are available for people 55 years of age and older for $30 per calendar

year (January - December). Associate Membership for people under 55 years of age may be

granted with conditions (see Front Desk for details)

If you have a valid membership to another Edmonton seniors centre, you are welcome to register

in our instructional courses at our member rate. SEESA Memberships are required to participate

in drop-in club activities. SEESA members receive priority at time of class registration. Non-

SEESA members may be put on a waiting list at the time of registration for up to one week before

the start of class. Non-SEESA members and Associate Members may be bumped to give priority

to SEESA members.

Class Registration:

Register early to receive the Early Bird Fee which is $10 off the Regular Fee. If you register on

the day the class starts the Regular Fee will apply. We accept cash, cheques or use your debit

card, Visa or Mastercard with a minimum purchase of $30. You are not registered until you pay.

Please register in person at the SEESA Front Desk during office hours:

Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 8:30 pm, Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, &

Saturday* 9 am - noon *closed between Victoria Day and Labour Day inclusive

Registration by telephone is accepted with Visa or Credit Card the day after in-person registration

begins. Telephone transactions are subject to a non-refundable $2 service charge.

Pre-registration (prior to Registration Event) will be accepted by using the form at the back of this

guide. Payments will be processed in order that they were received after the initial Registration

Day event is over. Please note: there is no guarantee of placement for pre-registration.

Classes may be cancelled or altered if minimums are not met. Participants will be called if a

class is cancelled and fees collected at the time of registration will be fully refunded. If the

Activity Liaison or instructor cancels in the event of bad weather or illness every attempt will be

made to notify participants with as much notice as possible. Your use of MySeniorCenter will

assist us with this task.

NO REFUNDS will be given to any participant who withdraws from a program of their own volition.

Check individual listings for Drop In availability. Drop In for classes may be allowed if space is

available. Check with the Front Desk BEFORE heading to the class.

Liability:

SEESA is not responsible for any physical injuries that may occur during any of its programs. All

participants (including cross registrations and visitors) must sign a waiver form and provide

emergency contact information. Participants must be able to independently participate in the class

unless they bring their own caregivers. Caregivers do not need to pay for the class if they are

providing assistance to a participant and not participating themselves.

Club Fees:

Some clubs have an extra fee to help to offset the cost of equipment replacement and upkeep, choir

sheet music, prizes and photocopies. This is in addition to the Drop In usage fee.

Please note: this guide was accurate at the time of printing; however, things do change from time to

time. Watch the on-line publication for the most up-to-date information.

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Arts

Acrylic Painting Workshop Instructor: Darlene Konduc

ACRYLICS ARE VERY FORGIVING EVEN FOR NEWBIES!

Here is an opportunity to experience you hand at painting and having fun.

If you have supplies, bring them and a canvas.

If you don’t, pick up a canvas at the dollar store, 12 by 16 or 16 by 20

and I will supply the paint. Cost includes morning coffee/tea & muffin and lunch. Maximum 12

so book early. Deadline to register is July 15.

Monday July 18 (1 day) 10 am - 3:30 pm Ottewell Room

Fee: $52 Early Bird Drop In Not Available

Watercolour Painting Workshop Instructor: Darlene Konduc

Have you never tried watercolours but would like to? Or have felt you could never finish one in the

time allotted? We will have a full day to be able to accomplish that Bring your supplies and your

creativity for a fun day. If you don’t have supplies, I will provide them.

Cost includes morning coffee/tea & muffin and lunch. Maximum 12 so book early. Deadline to

register is Aug 15.

Thursday Aug 18 (1 day) 10 am - 3:30 pm Forest Heights Room

Fee: $52 Early Bird Drop In Not Available

Accidental Drama Club Monday 1 - 2 pm Holyrood Rm then 2 - 4 pm Gym

Fee: $2 Drop In

Activity Liaison: Patricia Parker

The Accidental Drama Club entertains folks with plays, music and variety shows. Meetings are

held1:00 pm in the Holyrood Room at SEESA to discuss the future plans for a major show in

November, 2016 and any other performances in between. Please join us as we start another

season of entertaining.

Guitar Tuesday 1 pm - 4:30 pm Ottewell Room

Fee: $10 music membership fee plus $2 Drop In

Activity Liaison: Gordon Block

Guitarists of all levels and styles are invited to join in on an afternoon of music. Newcomers

welcome as the group will help you learn. Other stringed instruments that use a pick like bass

guitars, banjos and mandolins are encouraged to join in the fun.

Arts Clubs

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Music Makers Wednesday 1 - 4:30 pm Bonnie Doon Room

Fee: $10 Music membership fee plus $2 Drop In

Activity Liaison: Dee Turner

Following on the success of our afternoon Guitar Club, Music Makers is a chance for budding musicians and folks with plenty of experience to meet in a “structured jam” style setting meaning all instruments are welcome and songs will be learned together. The Music makers have entertained at SEESA events such as Monthly Dinners, Birthday Parties and the Lifetime Members’ Celebratory Tea.

Woodcarving Tuesday & Thursday 9 – 11:30 am Work Shop

Fee: Yearly workshop fee $20 plus $2 Drop In

Activity Liaison: Noel Constantin

An opportunity to meet with fellow woodcarvers to discuss techniques and offer support while

working on your own projects. For safety reasons there is a 2 person minimum when using pow-

er tools in the work shop. Users are responsible for cleaning up after themselves.

Work Shop Open Studio Tuesday & Thursday 1 - 4 pm Work Shop

An opportunity for Shop members to work on their own projects while enjoying the company of

others. $20 shop membership is required. Two people must be present for power tool use. May

need to arrange for a spotter if working alone.

Badminton Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10 am - Noon until August 10

Fee: $2 Drop in

Activity Liaisons: Stephen Siu, Werner Wolf, & Alfred Mo

This Badminton Club welcomes all beginners and experienced players of SEESA. Games are

played in “doubles” format. Shuttlecocks (birdies) are provided. Our objective is to promote so-

cial badminton, physical health, and fun for all.

It is strongly recommended, for personal safety reasons, that all Badminton Club members

purchase and wear safety glasses designed for racquet sports. These goggles are available for

purchase at United Cycle ( or any sporting goods store) with prices starting at $24.99.

Arts Clubs

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Bocce Ball TBA

Fee: $2 Drop in

Activity Liaison: TBA

This modern adaptation of an ancient game requires skill, strategy and just a little luck. Bocce

belongs in the bowls category (lawn bowling, carpet bowling) but is played outdoors. Bocce

season officially begins when the snow melts and the pitch is dry.

Carpet Bowling Wednesday Drop in Play 12:45 - 3:15 pm Fee: $2 Drop in Activity Liaison: Louise Libich

Thursday Summer Drop in Play begins June 2 to Aug 13 registration 6:15 pm play 6:30 - 9 pm Gym Fee: $2 Drop in Activity Liaison: Louise Libich

Carpet Bowling is a scaled down version of indoor bowls. The principle aim of the game, the same as all other bowls, is to deliver your wood closer to the jack than your opponent. (source: englishcarpetbowls.com)

Chess Monday 12:30 - 3 pm Cafeteria Fee: $2 Drop In Activity Liaison: Johan Van Braeden

Chess players want to beat each other - not beat each other up! We meet together to PLAY! And

fun it is. Rather than playing an electronic game, personally facing a "real" enemy is so much

more fun! The strategy of the game requires neuro-passages to be active and alive! Our mental

acuity remains sharp! This and the personal and social connection within the group provides for

the best entertainment there is! New learners are welcome, and chess "masters" are challenged

here. Come and visit us and check this out! For more information please call Johan 780-462-

7330

Contract Bridge Monday & Thursday 12:30– 3:30 pm Bonnie Doon Room Fee: $2 Drop In Activity Liaison: Ted Elford

Bridge is a sociable card game played by sociable people here at SEESA. It’s fun and it’s good for the brain, too. As lessons are not provided (except through playing at the table) it is helpful to be familiar with bridge or its antecedent game - whist. Everyone welcome.

Cribbage

Friday 12:45 - 3:30 pm Bonnie Doon Room Fee: $2 Drop In Activity Liaison: Dorothy Bennett

Cribbage involves playing and grouping cards in combinations which gain points. Beginners welcome; however, basic knowledge of the value of cards and how to count is recommended.

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Duplicate Bridge Wednesday 6:15– 9:30 pm Bonnie Doon Room Fee: $2 Drop In Activity Liaison: Bev & Ken Hadlington

Duplicate bridge is called duplicate because the same bridge hand (i.e. arrangement of cards) is duplicated at other tables, in order to allow a fair comparison of playing skill and reduce "luck of the cards". In this way, every hand, whether good or bad, is played in competition with others playing the identical cards, and the element of skill is heightened whilst that of chance is reduced. (source: wikipedia.org)

Newcomers and beginners welcome. Partners are encouraged, but if you do not have one please contact the Activity Liaison who may be able to pair you up with another player.

Floor Curling Tuesday Summer Drop In 6:30 - 9 pm Gym

Fee: $2 Drop in & $1 (optional) 50/50

Activity Liaison: Rita Kowalow

Learn how to play the game and practice your skills before the Fall Leagues start back up in

September.

Hand & Foot Canasta Wednesday registration & set up 12:45 pm play 1– 3:30 pm Forest Heights Room Fee: $2 Drop In Activity Liaison: Dorothy Bennett

Due to the nature of the game it is important you arrive by 12:45 pm in order to be included. Set up is more complicated than other card games and requires extra time.

PickleBall Tuesday 10:15 am- 12:30 pm Gym Fee: $2 Drop in Activity Liaison: Rita Kowalow

Thursday 1:30 - 4:30 pm Gym Fee: $2 Drop in Activity Liaison: TBA

PickleBall is a fun game that is played on a badminton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic baseball (similar to a whiffle ball) and wood or composite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players . It is strongly recommended, for personal safety reasons, that all PickleBall Club members purchase and wear safety glasses designed for racquet sports. These goggles are available for purchase at United Cycle ( or any sporting goods store) with prices starting at $24.99.

Pinochle Wednesday 9 am - noon Bonnie Doon Room Fee: $2 Drop In Activity Liaison: Viola Schulte

Pinochle is a trick-taking game typically for two to four players and played with a 48 card deck. Players score points by trick-taking and also by forming combinations of cards into melds. Each hand is played in three phases: bidding, melds, and tricks. (source wikipedia.org)

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Pool Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 8:30 pm Pool Hall

Fee: $10 yearly fee plus $2 Drop In

Activity Liaison: George Orescan

New players always welcome. Check in the Pool Hall for schedules of specific game types: Pea

Pool, Golf Pool, Poker Pool or 101 Pool. Attendance is recorded on a monthly list of current

players posted on a bulletin board in the Pool Hall . If your name does not show up on the list

you have not paid your yearly fee of $10. Please see Front Desk.

Pool For Beginners Tuesdays 2—3 pm Pool Hall Have you always wanted to learn how to play? Join our own Steve Montague. Women welcome.

Table Tennis Wednesday 2 – 4:30 pm Thursday 2:30 - 5:30 pm Saturday* 1:30 - 5:30 pm Ottewell Room Fee: $2 Drop in Activity Liaison: Jean Szeto, Lorne Ma & Wah Tso

*For access to Table Tennis on Saturday please use West Door and ring doorbell.

Fit For Your Life Instructor: Dave Heatley A 1/2 hour of cardio and a 1/2 hour of strength training and stretches. If floor exercises are not

for you… this class is!

Thursday July 7 - Aug 11 (6 sessions) 9 - 10 am Gym Class Limit: 25 participants

Fee: $33 Early Bird $43 Regular Drop In $10

Strong Body, Fun Life! Instructor: Dave Heatley

Are you 70 but feel like 50? Would you like a little more punch in your workout? This class is for

you! Workouts will consist of a combination of cardio, strength, balance and flexibility

exercises. We will be on or feet, backs and butts while using a variety of equipment eg: weights,

bands, stability balls, bender balls, etc.

Tuesday July 5 - Aug 9 (6 sessions) 9 - 10 am Gym Class Limit: 20 participants

Fee: $33 Early Bird $43 Regular Drop In $10

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Physical Fitness

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Physical Fitness Clubs

Yoga For Men Instructor: Ken Strachan Yoga for Men is a class for those beginning to feel the effects of ageing, or who just want to release stress and revitalize their energy. The postures will target the deep connective tissues of the body where we hold most of our stiffness. By gently opening our ligaments, tendons and joint capsules these tissues become more flexible and stronger. This class will provide a relaxed, comfortable and non competitive atmosphere where everyone will be encouraged to discover their own potential. Yoga teaches us where we have become tight and hold tension that limits our activity and vitality. Create a more balanced body, mind and emotions.

Thursday July 7 - Aug 25 (8 sessions) 10:45 - 11:45 am Ottewell Room Fee: $44 Early Bird $54 Regular Drop In $10

Clogging Club

Wednesday 12:30 - 1:45 pm Ottewell Room Fee: $2 Drop in Activity Liaison: Marjorie McLean

Extra practice for experienced clog dancers.

Toastmasters Club Tuesday 7 - 9 pm Edmonton Room Fee: $2 Drop In plus Toastmasters International membership fees Activity Liaison: June Miller

Unleash your potential with Toastmasters! Gain confidence and be prepared for your next opportunities to speak or make a presentation. Come for a visit! Have fun while you learn! Check us out at http://2511.toastmastersclubs.org/

Crib Tournament Saturday July 2 & Aug 6 1- 4 pm Gym

Fee: $5 plus optional 50/50 draw Event Coordinator : The Crib Committee

Partner required.

Jam Sessions Friday July 15 and Aug 5 7 - 10 pm Gym

Fee:$3 Event Coordinator: Gordon Block

Bring an instrument or just come to listen. Refreshments included in admission.

General Interest

Special Programming

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Let’s Go Out Daytrips Fee: varies depending on the trip. Sign up at the Front Desk Activity Liaison: Jo-Ann Moloney, 780-475-1465 (Monday to Thursday only please)

This is your chance to explore Edmonton and surrounding areas with a small group of people. Whether it is a museum, private tour, concert, lunch, day in the countryside, you'll get a chance to be enlightened and get to know the other participants. Be sure to watch the bulletin board at SEESA and read the SEESA newsletter to learn about these exciting excursions and additional future outings.

The Outreach Program works diligently to increase awareness as well as provide up-to-date information in areas of physical and mental health, housing and maintenance, finances, transportation options, rights and safety, learning, volunteering, and social interaction. If you have concerns in any of these areas for yourself, a friend or neighbour who could use support, please feel free to contact us. SEESA services area is south of the river, north of Argyll and east of Mill Creek Ravine.

Our Outreach Program respects the clients’ and members’ right to confidentiality of information shared in a professional context.

CARE Circle Monday1st and 3rd 1-3pm Library Facilitator: Celeste Nicholson

What is a club at SEESA? A group of people with similar experiences who gather to share and support. The club no one wanted to join… Prerequisite: You have experienced a death loss. C-Confidentiality A-Active Listening R-Respect E-Explore Take the opportunity to share your feelings, ask questions. Bring forward topics of interest. In your own way and in your own time. Of note: It takes courage to come to this group for the first time. Usually in order to move forward we must face our fears. Encouraging you to give it a try.

Friendly Visitor A trained volunteer may be available to visit a senior in his or her home to provide friendship and conversation. Sharing life experiences, family history, current events or other topics of interest helps with feeling connected and valued. Please contact Celeste or Leslie if you are interested in being a volunteer or in having a volunteer visit you in your home.

Social Circle Thursday 11 am—noon, Library followed by lunch and visiting in the cafeteria. Facilitator: Leslie Amundson. This is open to men and women interested in discussing current events, concerns and learning about topics of interest. Occasionally presenters will be invited to talk about their areas of expertise. After the one hour discussion time, the Social Circle moves to the Cafeteria (reserved table!) for lunch and socializing.

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Home Services has a diverse group of contractors pre-screened and waiting to help you out, and are

always looking for people to help!

We can also help you access the Seniors Benefit program if your income is below $25,100 (single) or

$40,800 (couple) per year, based on line 150 of your tax return. If you qualify, the Seniors Benefit

will provide you with $100 per month to assist with housekeeping and yard maintenance.

In addition to Meals on Wheels, we have Sage Savories. Come and check out the new meals and

fabulous desserts from the kitchens at SAGE and Meals on Wheels – they can go directly from here

to your freezer!

Health Checks The Medicine Shoppe will be at SEESA the last Tuesday of every month from 9 am - Noon to do

preventative health testing. To fulfill our goal of making lives better we will be providing FREE blood

pressure, glucose and cholesterol testing. Prevention is the best way we know to keep people in

their homes and truly make a difference.

T.O.P.S. (Take off Pounds Sensibly) Monday 6:30 Weigh In Personal Care Room

7 pm Meeting Library

Contact: Ida 780-466-6863 for details and fee

Footcare Clinic 1st Friday of the month All Day Personal Care Room

$35 by appointment only - call Healthy Feet Mobile Footcare Service 780-394-4466

Massage Therapy 2nd Friday of the month

Lana, a registered massage therapist, does relaxation and therapeutic massage. Call 780-977-4699

to make an appointment

Wecan Food Basket Society Wecan Food Basket offers low and fixed-income

individuals access to affordable quality food every

month. SEESA is pleased to become a pick-up depot for

this program. Everyone is welcome to purchase a $25

food basket and support the program. Drop by the

Wecan table at the Open House for answers to any ques-

tions you may have or speak to Celeste or Leslie in the

SEESA office.

Health & Wellness

Home Services

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Volunteer

Bingo Meals On Wheels Activity Liaison

Birthday Party Melody Singers Archives/Historian

Board of Directors Newsletter Rummage Sale

Building Maintenance Committee Outreach Assistant Kitchen Help

Card Making Phoning Committee Instructor - workshops

Casino Plant Care Set Up/Tear Down

Drama Activities Publicity & Promotion Kitchen Cashier

Entertainer/Performer Quilting Greeters

Front Desk Reception Bartender Computer Mentor

Clerical/Admin Support Ticket Seller Library Committee

Fundraising Decorating Committee

For more details about these jobs, or any others that may not be listed here, please see Sherr, our Coordinator of Volunteers, to explore the possibilities.

Volunteers are very important to SEESA! Staff keep things going from day to day, but we rely on volunteers to ensure our organization’s feasibility. Most of the opportunities listed below require a minimal amount of time and can be tailored to fit your lifestyle. If you have any spare time please have a look and consider where you might want to help out.

Library

The John Sandercock Library is a lending library where members may borrow books or puzzles to

take home and return them when finished. The Library Committee meets Monday mornings to

reorganize the books that have been returned. They ask that all returned materials be placed on

the desk for refiling.

The Library is open the same hours as the centre for members who wish to enjoy some quiet time. It

is sometimes booked for Outreach services (mostly Monday afternoons and Thursdays from 11 to

Noon) and the occasional meeting (Book Club the first Wednesday evening of the month). Please

watch for a sign on the door if a meeting is in progress.

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Community Contributors

Who are SEESA Community Contributors?

All Volunteers!

Board Members!

Special Event Committee!

Activity Liaisons!

Fundraising Committee!

Monetary Donors!

While socializing, meet to make goods for SEESA to sell:

Card Making for SEESA Wednesday 9 – 11:30 am Forest Heights Room

Fee: none Space Limit: 8 Activity Liaison: Shirley Manchak

Dedicated volunteers create beautiful cards and recycle old cards into new to be sold as an ongoing fundraiser for our centre. SEESA provides all the supplies. As there is no formal instruction a creative flair is helpful. There is no cost but all the cards made are donated to SEESA (you can buy them for $2). See you there. Card Makers— Sold 1000 cards last year!

Quilting & Crafting Monday 1 - 3:30 pm Forest Heights Room Fee: none Activity Liaison: Maxine Stone

Quilters—Make quilts and contribute to centre raffles. The raffles brought in $2360 in 2015.

Crafters—WOW! Our crafts are of the highest quality and the sales prove it, $8026 revenue last year. Knitters, and other folks working on portable projects, are welcome to join in on the camaraderie.

As a member, how are you contributing to your

community charity SEESA?

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TUESDAY

Woodcarving Club 9 -11:30 am Work Shop

Health Checks (last of month) 9 am - Noon Personal Care Rm

Strong Body, Fun Life! 9 - 10 am Gym

PickleBall Club 10:15 am - 12:30 pm Gym

Guitar Club 1 - 4:30 pm Ottewell Rm

Work Shop Open Studio 1 - 4 pm Work Shop

Pool For Beginners 2 - 3 pm Pool Hall

Floor Curling Summer Drop In 6:30 - 9 pm Gym

WEDNESDAY

Card Making for SEESA 9 - 11:30 am Forest Heights Rm

Pinochle 9 am - Noon Bonnie Doon Rm

Badminton Club 10 am - Noon Gym

Carpet Bowling Drop in 12:45 - 3:15 pm Gym

Clogging Club 12:30 - 1:45 pm Ottewell Rm

Music Makers Club 1 - 4:30 pm Bonnie Doon Rm

Hand & Foot Canasta 12:45 - 3:30 pm Forest Heights Rm

Table Tennis Club 2 - 4:30 pm Ottewell Rm

Duplicate Bridge Club 6:15 - 9:30 pm Bonnie Doon Rm

SEESA SUMMER ACTIVITIES DAY TO DAY

MONDAY

Acrylic Painting Workshop (July 18) 10 am - 3:30 pm Forest Heights Rm

Yoga For Men 10:45 - 11:45 am Ottewell Rm

Badminton Club 10 - noon Gym

Chess Club 12:30 - 3 pm Cafeteria

Contract Bridge Club 12:30 - 3:30 pm Bonnie Doon Rm

CARE Circle (1st & 3rd) 1 - 3 pm Library

Quilting & Crafting 1 - 3:30 pm Forest Heights Rm

Accidental Drama Club

1 - 2 pm Meeting 2 - 4 pm Rehearsal

Holyrood Rm Gym

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)

6:30 - 7 pm weigh in 7 - 8 pm meeting

Personal Care & Library

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THURSDAY

Woodcarving 9 -11:30 am Work Shop

Fit For Your Life 9 - 10 am Gym

Watercolour Painting Workshop (Aug 18) 10 am- 3:30 pm Forest Heights Rm

Social Circle 11 am - 1 pm Library

Contract Bridge Club 12:30 - 3 :30 pm Bonnie Doon Rm

Work Shop Open Studio 1 - 4 pm Work Shop

PickleBall Club 1:30 - 4:30 pm Gym

Table Tennis Club 2:30 - 5:30 pm Ottewell Rm

Carpet Bowling Drop In 6:30 - 9 pm Gym

FRIDAY

Badminton Club 10 am - Noon Gym

Cribbage Club 12:45 - 3:30 pm Bonnie Doon Rm

Footcare Clinic (1st ) (by appointment) Personal Care

Massage Therapy (2nd & 4th) (by appointment) Personal Care

Jam Sessions (1st & 3rd) 7 - 10 pm Gym

Monthly Dance 7 - 10 pm Gym

SATURDAY

Table Tennis Club

(ring bell for access at West door) 1:30 - 5:30 pm Ottewell Rm

Crib Tournament (1st) 1 - 4 pm Gym

WEEKLY

Pool Hall Monday-Friday 8:30 am - 8:30 pm

Library

Mon—Thurs*

Friday

8:30 am - 8:30 pm

8:30 am - 4:30 pm

*Closed for meetings 1st & 3rd Monday afternoon and Thursday 11 -

Noon

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PAINT NIGHT An evening of wine and

painting

Aug 9th

7 - 9 pm

Here is some extra summer fun. No experience necessary even if you are NEWBIE!! Darlene Konduc will guide you step by step and you might just become the next MONET OR MICHAEL ANGELO.

Register in advance at the SEESA Front Desk $30 Early Bird or $40 day of (if space available).

SEESA’s seventh annual

Badminton Fun Day

Invitational Friday, Aug

12th 9 am - 11:30 am

An opportunity for badminton players

across the city to mix and mingle while

enjoying their favourite sport. You may even

win a prize!

Cost: $3 with advance notice or $5 day of.

Please RSVP by calling 780.468.1985 or

visit the SEESA Front Desk in person to sign

up so we know how many players to expect.

Lunch available for purchase in cafeteria

for those who wish.

Bocce Ball Activity Liaison Needed

The Bocce Club is in need of someone or a

team of someones to run the games. In past,

we have played on Tuesday and Thursday

afternoon; however, the times are flexible and

can be scheduled to fit your busy life.

If you are familiar with the game and would

like to take on the job of coordinating the set

up and tear down of the pitch, collecting

dues, taking attendance, etc. please speak to

Elaun, Program Manager.

The Activity Liaison

position would start July

4th.

Regular Dance: Doors @ 6:30pm Dance 7-10 pm NO ADVANCE SALES—AT DOOR ONLY

Admission $10 includes Refreshments & Cash Bar

Friday, July 8 The Melody Makers

Friday, Aug 12 The Diamonds

Friday, Sept 23 Andreas & Mike

Friday, Oct 14 The Melody Makers

Friday, Nov 25 Eddie Chwyl

Saturday, Dec 31

Advance Tickets Only

$60/person

New Year’s Eve Dinner Dance with

The Romantics

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9350 82 Street NW Edmonton AB T6C 2X8

Ph 780.468.1985 www.seesa.ca

©SEESA June 21, 2016

Mission Statement: To provide programs and services that

will help seniors maintain and enhance their quality of life.

Driving Directions :

From 79th Street turn west on to 94th

Avenue (you will see a big green building

Holyrood Elementary School on the corner)

Follow 94th along the playground. 94th Ave

bends and turns into 82nd Street. We are

the blue and white building on the bend.

The #307 and #322 buses stop directly

outside our building Buslink # 2613 or

across the street going East Buslink #

22187

Hours:

Monday 8:30 am - 7 pm

Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 am - 8:30 pm

Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm