1. Art and Diseño

February 2015
Newsletter
Board of Directors
President
Charles Sequeira
Vice President
Carol Hedenberg
Treasurer
Louise Miller
Secretary
Ruth Church
Directors
Jim Abram
Ron Coe
Jan Freedman
Frank Leone
Don Stevenson
Town Staff
Karie Papillon
Seniors Coordinator
Andrew Bailey
Seniors Program Assistant
Bill Hawke
Primary Facility Operator
Committees
Finance
Louise Miller—Chair
Food Services
Vacant
Membership & Volunteers
Winnie Gritten—Chair
Special Events Committee
Judy Buchanan—Chair
Operations & Activities
Committee
Carol Hedenberg—Chair
By-Law Review Committee
Inactive
Wednesday, February 11 at 11:45 am
Menu:
Pineapple ham, scallop potatoes, salad, dinner rolls and a
great dessert
Tickets $7 and are available for purchase at Reception!
Tickets will not be available at the door.
Budget Bistro cards are excluded from this lunch.
Discipline Committee
Virginia Bodnar—Chair
Social Committee
Frank Leone—Chair
Sponsorship Committee
Ruth Church—Chair
Newsletter Copy Editor
Carl Bedal
90 John West Way
Aurora, ON L4G 6J1
Tel: 905-726-4767
Email: [email protected]
www.auroraseniors.ca
Acrylic Painting (Beginner)
This course will introduce students to the unique
“forgiving” qualities of acrylic paint and allow them to
experiment with a variety of techniques. Start at the
very beginning and learn about choosing paints and
painting surfaces and how to make the most of your
paint and brushes as you work. Basic colour theory
and colour mixing will be explored as well as creating
glazes and textures. Material costs are extra (a list is
available at the Centre)
Acrylic Painting (Intermediate)
This class is beyond the basics. Concentrates on
technique and composition. Material costs are extra
(a list is available at the Centre).
Chair Stretch
This is a gentle exercise class. Learn how to gently
stretch and strengthen, mobilize your joints & use
your breath to relax, all with the aid of a chair. This is
a great class for those new or returning to exercise or
for individuals who suffer from arthritis, joint tightness,
chronic pain or other conditions.
Drawing Fundamentals
Overcome your fear of drawing. Anyone can learn to
draw. Using a variety of tools each week you will be
introduced to technical and creative exercises that will
help you develop your drawing skills. Material costs
are extra (a list is available at the Centre).
Fitness Challenge
This medium to advanced course is designed for
Aquafitness 55+
Exercising in soothing water is beneficial to stiff joints. those who have had previous fitness training. This
It is also an enjoyable way to get a great workout.
class is highly effective in strengthening the cardiovascular system, toning muscles and promoting
weight loss.
Ballroom Dancing
Brush up on old skills or learn new moves. Come out
for a great evening of dancing. Ballroom and Latin
Gentle Pilates for Osteoporosis & Arthritis
dances including: Foxtrot, Cha Cha, Waltz, Rumba
Designed for participants with Osteoporosis, Osteoand more. Partners are required, fee per person.
penia or Arthritis, this class will include exercises to
increase range of motion in joints, strengthens muscles around the spine and joints, increases bone denBasic Cardio
sity, and improves posture as well as balance and coThis basic, cardiovascular-only class takes you
through simple choreography designed to gently raise ordination. Exercises are conducted in a variety of
positions including: standing, sitting and lying on the
your heart rate to improve fitness and burn fat.
floor.
Body Control Pilates
Pilates is body-conditioning. Targeting the deep pos- Guitar – Beginner
tural muscles, it works by building strength and reLearn to play your guitar. This course will teach you
balancing the body. It helps to reshape your body,
guitar geography, hand positions, sight reading,
improve posture and flexibility. This slow, controlled
chords and tubs, how to play simple tunes and favourapproach gives longer-term results - it is especially
ite melodies. Join us for a comprehensive and fun
recommended for people with back problems.
way to learn! Participants need to provide their own
guitar. There will be a $10 fee, payable to the instrucChair Fitness
tor, for the manual.
Get fit while you sit! This program uses cardiovascular
exercise to improve your endurance, and works the
Intermediate French
muscles to strengthen the entire body. This class is
If you have a basic knowledge of French, you can
ideal for participants who are new to exercises or who communicate a lot more that you think! All you need is
prefer the aid of a chair during the routine.
a little self-confidence. This class will help you assert
and improve your verbal skills.
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Painting and Sketching (Beginner)
If you have always wanted to learn how to handle a
paint brush or a pencil here is your chance. This is a
beginner’s class, no experience necessary. Watercolour is the main focus of the program, but drawing in
any media is also encouraged. Material costs are extra
(a list is available at the Centre).
Painting and Sketching (Intermediate/Advanced)
Watercolour is the main focus of the program, but
drawing in any media is also encouraged. Composition, design and colour theory will be stressed. Material costs are extra (a list is available at the Centre).
pFIT
pFIT is a group-strength training program that incorporates the clinically-proven p44 Stepper portable resistance device that is specially designed to be used
from a chair. pFIT is a fun, social and safe way to increase lower body strength, improve range of motion,
maintain balance and tone up muscles. The p44 Stepper allows each leg to work on its own separate pace
and resistance level and digitally monitors strength improvement with a print out for each participant.
The muscles will then be stretched to maintain or increase flexibility.
Tai Chi
A gentle form of exercise from China consisting of
Qi-gong movements to improve balance and breathing
and help maintain a better range of motion. The popular short form of Tai Chi known as the 24 step short
form will be introduced.
Yoga (Beginner)
These classes are well suited for newcomers to Yoga
and for those who wish to continue to focus on the fundamentals of basic Yoga poses and correct breathing.
Yoga (Intermediate)
In these classes and based on those enrolled the poses are generally held longer than in the Beginner
class. More strengthening poses are included. Background in Yoga is helpful, but not essential.
Zumba Gold
This amazing program is very easy to follow so anyone will be able to do Zumba Gold. Dances that are
specifically highlighted in this program include the
Mernegue, Salsa, Cha Cha, Belly Dance, Flamenco
and Tango. Dance your way to a more flexible, balanced you while improving your fitness!
Qi-Gong
Qi-Gong pronounced Chi Kung uses gentle movements to promote self-healing and relaxation of body
and mind. The essential principles are simple to grasp
and profound enough that the practices can be refined Zumba GOLD Toning
and perfected over the years.
The Zumba Gold-Toning program offers the best of
both worlds — the exhilarating experience of a Zumba
Stretch and Tone
Fitness-Party with the benefits of safe-and-effective
This class is designed to strengthen and tone muscles strength training. It’s an easy-to-follow, health-boosting
to facilitate everyday living activities and improve apdance-fitness program.
pearance. A variety of light equipment will be used.
Spring & Summer Registration Dates
Internet Registration for Residents— Tuesday, February 17
Internet Registration for Non-residents— Tuesday February 24
In Person Registration for Residents— Monday February 23
In Person Registration for Non-residents— Wednesday February 25
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Location
Time
Fee/Class
Code:
Acrylic Painting – Beg
Day/Start
Date
Mon Mar 23
ASC
9:00am – 11:00am
$72.00/9
39063
Acrylic Painting – Int
Wed Mar 25
ASC
10:45am – 12:45pm
$72.00/9
39068
Aquafitness 55+
Tue Mar 24
Thu Mar 26
Tue Apr 7
AFLC
2:15pm – 2:55pm
2:15pm – 2:55pm
7:45pm – 8:45pm
$63.00/14
$63.00/14
$58.00/10
38522
38523
39075
Thu Apr 2
Thu Jun 18
Wed Apr 15
Wed Jun 17
Fri Apr 10
Fri Apr 10
Fri Jun 19
Fri Apr 10
Fri Jun 19
ASC
9:15am – 9:45am
9:15am – 9:45am
11:45am – 12:45pm
11:45am – 12:45pm
10:45am – 11:45am
10:45am – 11:45am
10:45am – 11:45am
9:30am – 10:30am
9:30am – 10:30am
$24.50/10
$24.50/10
$62.00/8
$77.00/10
$77.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$57.00/10
$57.00/10
39080
39081
39083
39084
39114
39123
39125
39128
39136
Drawing Fundamentals
Wed Mar 25
ASC
9:00am – 10:30am
$72.00/9
39138
Fitness Challenge
Thu Apr 2
ASC
11:15am – 12:15pm
$49.00/10
ASC
11:15am - 12:15pm
11:00am – 11:45am
10:50am – 11:35am
10:50am – 11:35am
2:15pm – 3:15 pm
$49.00/10
$45.00/10
$36.00/8
$45.00/10
$50.00/8
39144
39145
Program
Ballroom Dancing
Basic Cardio
Body Control Pilates
Chair Fitness
Chair Stretch
ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
Guitar – Beginner
Fri Apr 10
Tue Mar 31
Wed Apr 15
Wed Jun 17
Tue Apr 14
Intermediate French
Tue Apr 7
ASC
8:45am – 10:45am
$84.00/10
39184
Painting and Sketching Beginner
Painting and Sketching –
Intermediate
pFIT
Thu Mar 26
ASC
9:00am – 11:30am
$88.00/9
39189
Tue Mar 24
ASC
9:30am – 12:00pm
$88.00/9
39192
Mon Apr 13
Mon Jun 29
Mon Apr 13
Wed Apr 15
ASC
10:30am – 11:00am
10:30am – 11:00am
11:15am – 12:00pm
10:30am - 11:30am
$115.00/10
$89.00/8
$115.00/10
$57.00/10
39194
39195
39200
39204
Mon Mar 30
Mon Jun 15
Thu Apr 2
Thu Jun 18
Fri Apr 10
Fri Jul 3
ASC
1:30pm – 2:30pm
1:30pm – 2:30pm
10:00am – 11:00am
10:00am – 11:00am
10:00am – 11:00am
10:00am – 11:00am
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$45.00/10
$40.00/9
39207
39208
39218
39219
39223
39226
Yoga – Beginner
Mon Apr 13
ASC
12:15pm – 1:15pm
$57.00/10
39232
Yoga - Intermediate
Wed Apr 15
ASC
9:00am – 10:30am
$77.00/10
39235
Zumba Gold
Tue Mar 31
Tue Jun 16
Thu Apr 2
Fri Apr 10
Fri Jun 19
ASC
11:15am – 12:00pm
11:15am – 12:00pm
7:00pm – 7:45pm
9:00am – 9:45am
9:00am – 9:45am
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
$49.00/10
39236
39237
39238
39239
39240
Gentle Pilates
Qi-Gong
Stretch and Tone
Tai Chi
Zumba Gold Toning
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ASC
ASC
ASC
ASC
39157
39159
39174
39182
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Did You Know?
When you go into our Seniors Centre computer room and ASK a VOLUNTEER to help you with
your personal problem on your computer.
Sometimes you have to wait for someone to help you.
Those helping might not have an answer, but they will research and ask others until they get an
answer to help you.
The years of experience that our computer people have that help you is extensive.
They VOLUNTEER their time at the Centre to give our SENIORS a chance to learn new
information about technology.
They get your machines up and running, and they maintain an up-to-date computer room.
They spend hours keeping everything in running order for you
to be able to walk in anytime and use a computer.
DO YOU APPRECIATE THE VOLUNTEERS IN THE COMPUTER ROOM?
Or do you complain that you had to wait, don’t understand or need more help?
DON’T FORGET, YOU GET ALL THESE SERVICES FOR ONE DOLLAR!
If you are not happy with our computer services, then you could always contact the following:
-GEEK SQUAD (comes to house), restore $249 or diagnostics $89
-CANADA COMPUTER restore $80 diagnostics $40
-STAPLES restore $169 diagnostics $49
Trip details are available at the Centre.
Call or email Andrew with any questions.
[email protected] or (905) 727 3123 x3611
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Please Note: Tickets will go on sale Tuesday, February 17 for these two events
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Computer Club Information and Activities
Have you used Google Maps for directions or just to
explore places all over the world? You may have seen
the Google cars with the 360 cameras on their roofs
last year in Aurora. Google Streetview now has photos
from last year. Come to the February 3,Tuesday morning meeting and learn all about it.
answer session where everyone can ask questions. Between the Computer Club team and
members in attendance we hope to be able answer your questions. We will also demonstrate
Windows 10 at this session. Susan and Bob will
take your questions and do the Windows 10
demo.
Several of our members were recently scammed by
Technology Education in February
people phoning them at home and telling them there
are problems with their PC and offering to fix it. Sometimes they claim to be from Microsoft. Do not believe
It seems many of you are interested in Apple Mac
them – it is best to simply hang up. Microsoft will not
PCs these days. We have run two sessions on
call you unsolicited to tell you there is a problem with
the Mac OS X operating system used by Apple
your PC. No other legitimate company will either. They
PCs and will run another session in February.
do not know what kind or even if you have a PC unThe class will run on Wednesday, February 18
and 25 from 9:30 to 11:30 am. Herb Koller will
less you tell them.
teach the class. The cost is $15.
You may have also heard that a new version of Microsoft Windows will be coming in 2015 and is better
Susan and Bob will run the Computer Basics and
than the current Windows 8. We will be demonstrating
Beyond Basics in February on the 12th, 19th
Windows 10 on a ten year old PC on February 24. We
and 26th. The Basics class will be mornings
also have Windows 10 installed on a PC in the comfrom 9:30 to 11:30 am and the Beyond Basics
puter room. Check it out with the same account and
will be in the afternoons from 1:30 to 3:30 pm.
password information as in the past.
The cost for this class is $20. The Beyond Basics class is where you learn how to get photos from your camera to your PC, edit them
Computer Club meetings – Tuesdays 10:00 to 11:00
and share them with others. We also cover
am. We continue to try and cover topics of interest to
working with and organizing the files and foldour members but as always we need your help to
ers on the PC, working with Windows 8 and it's
know what is of interest to you. Let us know.
settings, staying secure on-line (banking,
shopping) and backing up your data. We are
Tuesday, February 3 – Google Maps – see how to find
aware of a number of members who will be
just about any place in the world and how you can
away in February so will run the classes again
actually see what is there. Find directions from
in March.
and to anywhere. Driving to BC? Google Maps
will give you turn by turn directions and more. Bob
and Susan will discuss Google's mapping website Drop-in Sessions – Tuesdays 1:30 to 3:30 pm
and tell you about others.
These sessions are run weekly, every Tuesday, with
the intent that any member who is looking for any kind
Tuesday, February 10 – Learn about computer
graphics. All computer users are not 'artists'.....at of technical help can come by and we will try our best
least not traditional artists. But with modern com- to assist. All the help we provide is covered by your
payment of the $1 daily activity fee.
puters and specialized software most of us can
learn to design, draw, paint, organize, print and
publish useful 'Graphic Art'. Tom Yates will talk
The Aurora Seniors Association website at
about colour and drawing using 'Graphics' to pro- http://www.auroraseniors.ca/ is your best source for
information about any of our programs or use one of
duce useful work for today.
the email addresses below. Your suggestions and
comments about what you might like the Computer
Tuesday, February 17 – The monthly Apple products
Club to do, courses we could teach or content for our
session. Herb and Susan will update us on the
latest news from Apple and demonstrate interest- Tuesday sessions are always welcome. Come talk
with us or send your suggestions to
ing apps and tools for all things Apple.
[email protected] or Bob Hedenberg at [email protected].
Tuesday, February 24 – Our monthly question and
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CHATS Walk for Wellness
The Aurora Seniors Board of Directors has endorsed the
CHATS Walk for Wellness – February 8, 2015
If you wish to support this fundraising event for CHATS
There are 4 ways you can participate
Donations accepted until February 28, 2015
1. Register on-line as a Walker at www.walkforwellness.ca
If you do this, please enter “auroraseniors” in the User Name box (first box) on the
registration form. In this way all of the donations raised by ASA walkers will be totalled
together. You should create your own password and complete the profile information which
will set up your own fundraising page. Manual Registration Forms are available from Reception if you are not able to register on-line.
2. Sponsor any registered ASA walker by making an on-line donation. Donations may be made
at www.walkforwellness.ca by clicking on the “search for walker” button and entering the
walker’s name. Ruth Church has set up an account for anyone who wishes to make a donation but does not know of a specific ASA member who is walking. Manual pledge forms are
available from Reception for walkers who have sponsors who do not wish to donate on-line.
3. Fill out a pledge form – available at the front desk or from a registered walker and attach a
cheque or cash. A charitable donation receipt will be issued by CHATS.
4. Leave a cash donation in the donation jar on the ASA Reception desk. The jar will be there
from February 1 to February 24. Receipts will not be issued for money placed in the jar.
If you have questions about this, please contact Ruth Church through the Reception desk
or by e-mail at: [email protected]
Please help us support this CHATS fundraiser so that they can support us!!
Spring Sale
Drop off for the White Elephant treasures or Books will start Monday April 20, 2015.
We take most things, but please no clothes .
Let’s Create
We are looking forward to making some of our favorite things and trying new projects.
If you would like to join us Wednesdays from 1:00—3:00 pm please do!
We enjoy the company of others and we are always ready to learn something new.
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A Day in Niagara & Shopping
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Budget Bistro
Join us for lunch every WEDNESDAY at the Seniors Centre at noon.
Your Bistro lunch includes coffee/tea and dessert!
Doors open at 11:45 am (Tickets limited to 65 each day)
No reservations
Please note that numbered tickets will only be issued after 11:00 am
Wednesday, February 4
Cream of turkey vegetable soup,
meatballs on a bun, dessert
Wednesday, February 18
Potato & bacon soup,
tuna sandwich, dessert
Wednesday, February 11
Pre-purchased tickets only
(see page 1 for details)
Wednesday, February 25
Split pea soup,
ham & cheese sandwich, dessert
Your bistro meal is $5 or you can
purchase a lunch card from Reception.
The lunch cards will be 5 lunches for $20.
Tuesday Night Movies
Feb 3 — The Fault in our Stars: Shailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort (PG: 126 min)
Two teens, both who have different cancer conditions, fall in love after meeting at a cancer
support group.
Feb 10 — Pursuit of Happiness: Will Smith, Thaden Newton (PG: 117 min)
A struggling salesman takes custody of his son as he's poised to begin a life-changing
professional endeavor.
Feb 17 — Monster in Law: Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda (PG: 101 min)
The love life of Charlotte is reduced to an endless string of disastrous blind dates, until she
meets the perfect man, Kevin. Unfortunately, his merciless mother will do anything to destroy
their relationship.
Feb 24 — St. Vincent: Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy (PG: 102 min)
A young boy whose parents have just divorced finds an unlikely friend and mentor in the
misanthropic, bawdy, hedonistic war veteran who lives next door.
Movies start at 6:30 pm sharp! $1.50 for Members and $2.00 for Non-Members.
Includes the movie, refreshments and popcorn!
ALL TUESDAY MOVIES ARE LIMITED TO 60 PEOPLE.
PLEASE COME EARLY TO ENSURE YOUR SEAT (AND ONLY YOUR SEAT)!
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Walking Club
Walks will be held on Wednesday mornings and will be about an hour in length.
Most walks will be on the trail from Sheppard’s Bush parking lot since this is the
most well-used in the winter and tends to be in better condition. If weather permits,
we may try some other trails as well as the Sheppard’s Bush to Vandorf Sideroad
trail. We will not walk if the trail gets icy or if the weather is bad. If in doubt, check
with the Reception Desk (905) 726-4767 early Wednesday morning. We meet at
9:30 am at the Seniors Centre and car pool to the starting location. No preregistration is required, just show up. We are always looking for eager members to
walk with us, so, come out and join us.
“ZIGGY”
Walking Club
Mascot
Friday Night Dance Committee News
Don’t let winter-weather keep you from a fun evening!
Come out and enjoy our popular and fun dances.
February 6 & 20
(First and third Fridays)
8:00 – 11:00 pm
(Line Dance Practice from 7:30-8:00 pm)
Singles & Non-members always welcome.
Members: $4.50 – Non-Members: $5.00 includes light refreshments.
Cash bar is available with wine, beer and soft drinks.
2015 ASA Dance Committee
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LINE DANCE PRACTICE GROUP
Continues every Tuesday evening from 6:00—7:30 pm
(Daily activity fee applies)
Knotty Knitters
We are all settled in again after the rush of the Christmas Holidays! Welcome to the Knotty Knitters,
where someone is always willing to help you to learn. Or, if you have a problem with your project we
certainly can help. With Valentine’s Day fast approaching are you thinking of a knitted something to
keep your loved ones cozy and warm? Why not join us to knit up some warm socks, hats, mittens
etc. to give to our loved ones. You don’t have to be a knitter. Also, you can visit our sales table in the
Lobby. Happy St. Valentines Day, and hope to see you soon. Remember we are not strangers only
friends you have not yet met.
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NOTICE BOARD
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February Seminar: “The Upside of Downsizing! Debunking the 11 myths of Decluttering”. Join us on Wednesday, February 25 at 1:00 pm . Do you think you need to
‘get organized’ before you can de-clutter? Do
you put off de-cluttering because you don’t
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have any containers to put all your stuff into?
These are just two of the myths that we will
address in our interactive and informative
workshop on de-cluttering, with Ingrid Davis
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from Smooth Transitions. After you have decluttered your space and are looking to set
the stage for a downsize, our professional
Home Stager, Sue Martin will provide some
insightful before-and-after photos of actual
homes she has worked on. Refreshments
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will be provided, plus door prizes.
The next Board of Directors meeting:
Monday, February 23 at 1:00 pm in Activity
Room C.
In conjunction with Park Place Manor, we are
pleased to offer a Blood Pressure Clinic at
10:30 am on Wednesday, February 18 in our
Library. A Registered Nurse will take your
blood pressure and answer questions.
Our calendar has a new look! Please take a
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look at our calendar on page 16. We now list
only the week. Any changes are noted below
the program or activity. If you have questions
please ask our Reception volunteers, or
Andrew or Karie.
We had a request for a weekly “weigh-in”
group. If you are looking to meet other members who would like support in a weight loss
journey, please let Karie know.
Ladies Snooker! Would you like to meet
other ladies and learn to play snooker? Join
us in the Billiards room on Monday mornings,
starting February 23, from 9:00—11:00 am.
One of our (male) members will teach you to
play and help you get started!
Line Dance Afternoon! Reserve the date!
Sunday April 12 from 1:00—4:00 pm. Watch
for details in the March newsletter!
The ASA is looking for someone to coordinate our booth at the Yonge Street Fair in
early June. It would involve interacting with
volunteers to set up the booths and arranging
with group various items for sale. If you
interested please leave a note for Charles at
Reception.
Book Club
This month we read “The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out The Window and Disappeared” by
Jonas Jonasson. From his early childhood days, Alan has been fascinated with explosives.
Because of this expertise and knowledge, throughout his adult life, he becomes involved in one escapade after another. He is responsible for perfecting the controlled detonation mechanism of the
Atomic bomb. He meets American presidents, Russian tyrants, Chinese leaders and a host of other
important figures. His life became a series of adventures carried out in all parts of the world. In his
99th year, after his latest escapade, he becomes homeless and goes to live in a nursing home. The
home has planned a big party to celebrate Alan’s 100th birthday, but just minutes before the party
Alan decides to run away. He realizes that life is not over and that he cannot live
under the many rules that the home director, Alice, has imposed on him, particularly the
“no drinking vodka rule.” Clad only in slippers and light clothing he makes his way to the bus depot.
When a young man at the depot asks him to watch his suitcase, Alan decides to steal the suitcase,
thinking it may contain warm clothes and shoes, and he hops on a bus. Little does he know that in
fact the case is full of cash and so begins Alan’s newest adventure. Running from the criminals who
own the money, he meets new friends including an elephant, is involved in somewhat unfortunate
deaths, and meets a “younger” woman. This hilarious book will makes a good read!.
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*Town program, see pages 2-4 for details
Monday
9:00 Tai Chi
9:00 Wood Shop
9:00 Badminton
9:00 Knotty Knitters
9:00 Acrylic Painting*
(cancelled Feb 16)
10:00 Learn Bid Euchre
10:30 pFIT*
(cancelled Feb 16)
11:15 pFIT*
(cancelled Feb 16)
12:15 Yoga*
(cancelled Feb 16)
12:30 Duplicate Bridge
1:00 Learn Carpet
Bowling
1:00 Board of Directors
(Feb 23)
1:00 Mahjong
1:30 Book Club
(Feb 9 & 23)
1:30 Stretch & Tone*
(cancelled Feb 16)
2:45 Ladies PB
Tuesday
9:00 Int. French*
9:30 Wood Carving
9:30 Paint & Sketch*
10:00 Computer
Seminar
11:00 Gentle Pilates*
11:15 Zumba Gold*
12:30 Ladies PB
1:00 Wood Shop
1:00 Bid Euchre
1:00 Scrabble
1:00 Carpet Bowling
1:30 Computer Drop-In
2:15 Men’s PB
2:15 Guitar*
4:00 Badminton
4:00 Chess
5:30 Pilates*
6:00 Line Dancing
6:30 Movie
7:30 BOSU*
7:45 Ballroom Dancing*
Wednesday
9:00 Wood Shop
9:00 Yoga*
9:00 Tai Chi
9:00 Drawing*
9:30 Walking Club
10:30 Qi-Gong*
10:30 Blood Pressure
Clinic (Feb 18)
10:45 Acrylic Painting*
10:50 Gentle Pilates*
11:45 Pilates*
11:45 Budget Bistro
11:45 Valentine’s
Lunch (Feb 11)
1:00 Mahjong
1:00 Let’s Create
1:00 Seminar: The Up
Side of Downsizing
(Feb 25)
1:30 Bridge
1:45 Choir
3:15 Table Tennis
Thursday
9:00 Paint & Sketch*
9:15 Basic Cardio*
9:30 Wood Carving
10:00 Stretch & Tone*
10:30 Keep Singing
11:15 Fitness Challenge*
12:30 Poker
12:30 Men’s PB
1:00 Wood Shop
1:00 Bid Euchre
1:00 Table Tennis
1:00 Mahjong
2:15 Ladies’ PB
7:00 Zumba Gold*
The Centre will be closed
on Monday February 16
The Billiards Room is open every day starting at 9:00 am
PB = Pickleball
* Town of Aurora Preregistered programs, sign up at Reception!
Aurora Seniors Centre
90 John West Way, Aurora
(905) 726 4767
Friday
9:00 Wood Shop
9:00 Zumba Gold
Toning*
9:00 Tai Chi
9:30 Sew Much Fun
9:30 Chair Stretch*
10:00 Instructional
Tai Chi*
10:45 Chair Fitness*
10:45 Pilates*
11:15 Fitness Challenge*
12:30 Mixed Doubles PB
12:45 Bingo
1:00 Canasta
1:00 Rumi-Cube
7:00 Bid Euchre
7:00 Newmarket Stage
Company (Feb 13)
8:00 Dance
(Feb 6 & 20)