Seniors Seniors/ Week 2003 Advisory Council for Vital - A ctive - I nvolved Alberta 1; Special Edition NEWSLETTER Table of Contents this province and also to their current activities that continue to shape our communities. A W ord from the Chair Page 1 The Seniors Advisory Council for Alberta is p roud to Community Kickoff once again spearhead Seniors’ Week in Alberta, to actively promote this seven-day celebration of for Seniors’ Week 2003 Page 2 seniors among municipalities and seniors-based A C hat with the Chair Page 2 community groups. Our Council members are poised Municipalities Proclaim to attend the many events in their areas events that will showcase Alberta’s seniors and their vital Seniors’ Week 2003 Page 3 involvement in our communities. Province Wide Events Page 4 Seniors from all walks of life actively volunteer in Most Creative Events Made Simple Page 16 the community and participate in hundreds of events each year. Whether it is a visit to a school, assisting peers with their day-to-day needs, or helping organize an event - A lberta’s seniors truly fit this year’s theme of Vital - A ctive - I nvolved. A W ord As Chair of the Seniors Advisory Council for from fhe Chair Alberta, I e ncourage you to become involved in Seniors’ Week 2003 events in your area and to promote the importance of this wonderful event. Karen Kryczka MLA, Calgary -We st For more information on Seniors’ Week 2003, visit the Alberta Seniors website at: and Chair, Seniors Advisory Council for Alberta i www.seniors.gov.ab.ca/services_resources/ It’s that time of year again! advisory_council/index.asp. Seniors’ Week gives all Albertans an opportunity to pay tribute to the contributions of seniors in building Page 1 % A lberta Seniors, Suite 600, 10405 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5J 4R7 Tel: (780) 422-2321 Fax: (780) 422-8762 E-mail: [email protected] www.seniors.gov.ab.ca/services_resources/ :: V A C hat with the Chair Community Kickoff for on Seniors' Week 2003 A t hree-community kickoff highlights the opening of Questions and Answers about Seniors’ Week 2003, with the Chair of the Seniors Advisory Council for the 2003 edition of Seniors’ Week this year. Alberta, Karen Kryczka. The community-based events in Stony Plain, Edmonton and Lethbridge are designed to heighten What is Seniors’ Week all about? the awareness of Seniors’ Week throughout the Since 1986, the Seniors Advisory Council of Alberta province. Stan Woloshyn, Minister of Seniors and has been proud to spearhead the annual Seniors’ Karen Kryczka, Chair of the Seniors Advisory Week celebration in Alberta during the first week in Council for Alberta and MLA, Calgary-West, will June. Every year, the Council works to promote a tour the province on May 30, 2003 with the first greater understanding of aging and the contributions event in Stony Plain. that seniors make in Alberta. One of the key elements of strengthening that understanding is The Stony Plain event features a c ommunity encouraging the development of events, which also breakfast kickoff in Minister Woloshyn’s work to foster positive attitudes towards seniors. constituency. Then, Edmonton’s City Hall is the site Each year the Council selects a t heme that helps us of a f ormal announcement by the City of Edmonton to focus on a c ertain aspect of the contributions and a f ive-hour trade show for seniors. The trade seniors make to Alberta. show will include representatives from various seniors organizations and non-profit agencies from What is this year’s theme and what does it mean? the Capital Region. Harry Long, a m ember with the Seniors Advisory Council for Alberta, is the master This year’s theme is Vital - A ctive - I nvolved. The theme speaks to the important roles that seniors of ceremonies at the event. play in our communities. They are actively Kryczka says that the trade show is a wonderful volunteering and working in our communities throughout the province. Their activties include opportunity for Edmonton’s seniors and has great sports and leisure activities and the arts to name just potential. “We have twenty exhibitors and we’re quite excited about the prospects for this event and a f ew. By showcasing how seniors are staying active for these trade shows to soon be part of kickoffs for and involved in their communities, we demonstrate the vital role that seniors play in Alberta. future editions of Seniors’ Week.” The kickoff culminates in Lethbridge with a What does Seniors’ Week include? luncheon at the Nord-Bridge Seniors Citizen Seniors’ week is a wide-ranging collection of events. Association. Minister Woloshyn attended Nord- Last year, there were 227 registered events across the Bridge’s Seniors’ Week barbecue in 2002. province. One of the highlights is the Minister’s Seniors Service Awards luncheon, which annually Kryczka says the provincial tour is a major asset to showcases the contributions of Albertans and the promotion of Seniors’ Week 2003. “As we work organizations to enhancing the quality of life of to create expanded and positive awareness of Alberta’s seniors. But that is j ust one event. We can Seniors’ Week, we are sure that this year’s kickoff also expect garden parties, teas, ethnic food fairs and will be a sign of things to come for future years for other great social events. The possibilities are often the Seniors Advisory Council for Alberta and the as diverse as the host communities. Also, there is the Ministry of Seniors.” Page 2 annual Most Creative Event Contest, which is always a f avourite. What is the “Most Creative Event Contest”? Municipalities Proclaim This is a contest that recognizes the creative ways Seniors' Week 2003 that organizations celebrate Seniors’ Week. Every year new and innovative ideas come from all over The following cities, towns, municipal districts and the province. Last year’s winner was the Wheatland counties have officially proclaimed June 1-7, 2003 Lodge in Strathmore. They developed a “ Legacy Seniors’ Week. Quilt”, which saw residents develop a l arge square representing their personal histories from materials provided by the lodge. I e xpect that this year’s Town of H ardisty j entrants will be every bit as clever and imaginative. / City o f A irdrie / Town of B assano Town of H igh Prairie Where can people find out what activities are in / Town of B eaumont Town of H inton their communities? / Town of B entley Town of I nnisfail I A l ist of all the activities is being put together and / Town of B lackfalds County of L acombe < will be available on the Alberta Seniors website / Town of B lack Diamond Town of L ac La Biche / Town of B rooks under the “What’s New” section Village of L inden s (www.seniors.gov.ab.ca). I e ncourage everyone to / Town of B ruderheim Town of M illet ; visit as many events as possible. If y ou can, visit / City o f C algary Town of M orinville ' neighbouring towns or communities to see how they / County of C amrose County of N ewell / Town of C arstairs Town of O lds are celebrating as well. Town of O yen / Town of C old Lake In addition to the website, if p eople want to know Parkland County / Village of D elia more about the activities or about Seniors’ Week Town of P icture Butte / City o f E dmonton in general, where can they get information? / Town of E dson M.D. of R ockyview Town of S tony Plain As always, they can call (780) 422-2321 or email us / City o f F ort Saskatchewan Strathcona County at [email protected]. In closing, what is a f inal thought that you would City o f S t. A lbert Town of S wan Hills like to leave with people? Town of T aber Really, just that Seniors’ Week is for all Albertans. It Town of T ofield is a g reat celebration with some truly unique events Town of T wo Hills happening all around the province. You will have an Town of R eddiff Village of R yley opportunity to learn a l ot about some of Alberta’s most vibrant residents and the contributions they Town of V auxhall make to their communities, and have a l ot of fun M.D. of W ainwright while you are at it. . M.D. of W ood Buffalo \ W oodland County Page 3 Date: Friday, June 6 Time: 1:00 pm Event: Baseball Game - S eniors vs. Grade Sixes Location: Banff Elementary School Province Wide Events Date: Friday, June 6 Time: 5:00 pm Event: Potluck Dinner and Sing-along Airdrie Location: Banff Seniors Centre Date: Sunday, June 1 Events Contact: Nadine Buchart (403) 948-6022 Time: 1:30-5:00 pm Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Mount Temple IODE Coronation Tea Event: Pancake Breakfast (Community Seniors) Location: Administration Grounds, Cascade Garden Location: Bethany Care Society, 1736 1 A venue NW Contact: Cheryl Patterson (403) 762-2580 Date: Tuesday, June 3 Event: Intergenerational Barrhead Location: Bethany Care Society, 1736 1 A venue NW Details: There will be games and ice cream. Date: Month of June Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: SPeoneitorrys ’ D iAsrpt,l a yC raft, Woodworking, Short Story, Event: Sit’n’Dance (folk dance) Location: Barrhead Public Library Location: Bethany Care Society, 1736 1 A venue NW Contact: Elaine Dickie (780) 674-8519 Date: Thursday, June 5 Date: Friday, June 20 Event: Hot Dog Lunch (with local school) Event: Strawberry Tea Location: Bethany Care Society, 1736 1 A venue NW Location: Keir Care Centre Contact: Nadine Buchart (403) 948-6022 Contact: Bill Knudsen (780) 674-4506 Date: Friday, June 6 Details: Admission is $3. Event: Celebration Tea Date: Thursday, June 26 Location: Bethany Care Society, 1736 1 A venue NW Event: Seniors Art Show and Tea Contact: Nadine Buchart (403) 948-6022 Contact: Shelley Oswald (780) 674-2787 Details: Paintings and drawings from the art class of Hillcrest, Athabasca Golden Crest, Jubilee Manor and Klondike Place will be featured. Date: Thursday, June 5 Date: Friday, June 27 Event: Seniors’ Pancake Breakfast Location: Extendicare, 4517 53 Street Event: Seniors’ Picnic, Sing-Along and games at Clear Lake Park Contact: Tammy Lautner (780) 675-2791 Location: Clear Lake Park Banff Contact: Shelley Oswald (780) 674-2787 or Bill Knudsen (780) 674-4506 Events Contact: Banff Seniors Society (403) 762-4830 Date: Sunday, June 1 Time: 7:00 pm Date: Sunday, June 1 t o Saturday, June 7 Event: Seniors Art Show Event: Seniors’ Week Opening, Ecumenical Church Service Location: Hillcrest Home Foundation, 4321 52 Avenue Location: Banff Public Library Contact: Shelley Oswald (780) 674-2787 Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Strawberry Tea DTaitmee:: M7o:n0d0 a yp,m June 2 Location: Banff Seniors Centre Event: 90 Plus Club Birthday Celebration Date: Tuesday, June 3 Location: Hillcrest Home Foundation, 4321 52 Avenue Event: Bocce and BBQ Contact: Shelley Oswald (780) 674-2787 Location: Banff Seniors Centre Date: Tuesday, June 3 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: Seniors Walk- About Challenge Event: Hike Day Location: Mapped Route in Barrhead Location: Meet at the Banff Seniors Centre Contact: Shirley Anne Fluet (FCSS) (780) 674-3341, Date: Friday, June 6 Bill Knudsen (780) 674-3341 or Shelley Oswald (Hillcrest Time: 10:00 am Home Foundation) (780) 674-2787 Event: River Clean-Up Location: Riverbank Page 4 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Black Diamond Time: 8:15 am (Registration) to 4:30 pm Event: ‘Big Bag of Life 4’ Workshop For the following Events contact: Donna Short (403) 933-4028 Location: Neighborhood Inn Date: Sunday, June 1 Contact: Diane Magill (780) 674-4944 Event: Discovery Days Parade Details: Registration fee is $25, which includes lunch, coffee Location: Black Diamond and snacks. The registration deadline is May 26. eDnettrayi.l s: High Country Lodge will decorate the bus for a f loat Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 7:00 pm Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Variety Night Event: High River Glee Club Entertaining - K ick-Off to Location: Seniors Drop in Centre Seniors’ Week Contact: Gene Utas (780) 674-5025 or Shelley Oswald (780) 674-2787 Date: Tuesday, June 3 Details: Admission is a f ree will offering. Event: Lunch Location: High Country Lodge Date: Friday, June 6 Date: Wednesday, June 4 1 Time: 5:00 - 7 :00 pm Event: Seniors Week BBQ Event: Kick-Off to Travelling Across Canada Location: Hillcrest Home Foundation, 4321 52 Ave. Location: High Country Lodge Details: Residents will walk around the lodge in our park, j C ontact: Shelley Oswald (780) 674-2787 which will equal 1 k m. This will be an ongoing program that will calculate how many kilometres it will take to walk across Beaverlodge Canada. For the following Events contact: Date: Friday, June 6 | Karen Gariepy (780) 354-2204 Event: Sing-along Location: High Country Lodge 1 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: Seniors Tea Location: Beaverlodge Neighbourhood Resource Ctr. Bow Island Date: Friday, June 6 For the following Events contact: Event: Seniors Picnic Delores Denhollander (403) 545-2161 Location: Beaverlodge Campground Date: Sunday, June 1 Time: 3:30 - 5 :30 pm Berwyn Event: Scenic Tour of County of 40 Mile Date: Monday, June 2 Location: County of 40 Mile Event: Pancake Supper Date: Tuesday, June 3 Location: Autumn Lodge Time: 2:00 - 4 :00 pm Contact: Peggy (780) 338-3917 Event: Mini-Olympics Location: Pleasant View Lodge Date: Tuesday, June 3 Event: Sips and Sweets Date: Wednesday, June 4 Location: CIBC and Alberta Treasury Branch Time: 7:00 - 8 :30 pm Event: Fire Pit and Snacks Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: Carnival Location: Delores’s house Contact: Peggy (780) 338-3917 Date: Thursday, June 5 Details: Hines Creek, Fairview, Manning, and Peace River Time: 7:00 - 9 :30 am Lodges are invited in addition to the people in the community. Event: Breakfast at Golden Age Centre Date: Thursday, June 5 Location: Golden Age Centre Event: Shuffleboard, Pool, Bingo and Lunch Date: Thursday, June 5 Location: Seniors Drop-in Centre Time: 12:00 - 1 :30 pm Contact: Bill Brown (780) 338-3797 Event: Seniors Barbecue Date: Friday, June 6 Location: Pleasant View Lodge Event: Senior’s Picnic and BBQ Date: Friday, June 6 Contact: Peggy and Teresa (780) 338-3917 Time: 2:00 - 3 :30 pm Event: Arts and Craft Show Location: Pleasant View Lodge Page 5 Date: Saturday, June 7 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Time: Noon - 1 :00 pm Time: 3:00 - 6 :00 pm Event: Picnic at Forty Mile Dam Event: Alberta Gold Chorus Chapter of the Sweet Adelines, Location: Forty Mile Dam The Pacemakers Location: Olympic Plaza Breton Contact: Debra Harley (403) 974-3097 or Chris Thomson- Hunter (403) 974-3129 Date: Tuesday, June 3 Details: Representatives from EMS, Calgary Fire Department Time: 2:00 pm and Calgary Police Department will be at Olympic Plaza on Event: Tea various days of Seniors Week. Location: Spruce View Court Date: Wednesday, June 4 Contact: Kathy Neufeld (780) 542-2732 Event: Annual Senior’s Lunch Location: Olympic Plaza Calgary Contact: Linda Hills (403) 276-5541 ext. 209 Details: “County Fair” theme, MCF Housing for Seniors, Date: Wednesday, June 4 entertainment and door prizes. Time: 2:00 pm Event: Casino Date: Wednesday, June 4 Time: Noon Location: Chinook Care Centre, 1261 Glenmore Trail SW Event: Seniors Strength & S tretch Class (Noon), Seniors Contact: Megan Stuckert (403) 252-0141 Line Dance Class (1:15 pm), Date: Saturday, May 3 1 Coffee, Tea and Social Event (2:30 pm) Time: 9:30-2:30 pm Location: Southland Leisure Centre, 2000 Southland Drive Event: 16th Annual Seniors Resource Fair S.W. Location: City Hall Atrium Contact: Theresa Cochrane (403) 251-8117 Contact: Debra Harley (403) 974-3097 or Chris Thomson- Details: Free afternoon of fitness, dancing and fun in the Wood Hunter (403) 974-3129 Creek Studio. Details: Visit more than 100 exhibits focusing on the products, Date: Wednesday, June 4 services, care and support available in Calgary to help seniors Time: 1 1 :00 — 2 :00 pm lead happy, healthy, active and independent lives. Presented by Event: Seniors Picnic in Bowness Park Alberta Association of Gerontology - C algary Chapter. Location: Bowness Park Date: Monday, June 2 Contact: Chrisine Bennett (403) 974-3070 or Brenda Jay (403) Time: Noon - 1 :00 pm 221-3969 Event: The Acappella Guys (barbershop harmony), Details: The event will include nature walks, games, live Official Proclamation of Seniors’ Week, and entertainment and a l ight lunch and refreshments. Bring your Qi Gong Demonstration (form of Tai Chi) own lawn chairs. Groups over 5 a re asked to RSVP Location: Olympic Plaza Date: Thursday, June 5 Contact: Debra Harley (403) 974-3097 or Chris Thomson- Time: Noon - 1 :00 pm Hunter (403) 974-3129 Society Event: Entertainment from the Calgary Chinese Elderly Date: Monday, June 2 Time: 1:00 pm Location: Olympic Plaza Event: Sit & B e fit/yoga/stretching class (1:00 pm), Contact: Debra Harley (403) 974-3097 or Chris Thomson- County Line Dancing (2:00 pm), Hunter (403)974-3129 Meet and Greet Social (3:00 pm) Date: Thursday, June 5 Location: Village Square Leisure Centre, 2623 56 Street N.E. Time: Noon - 3 :00 pm Event: Aquasize & D eep Water Workout (12:05 pm), Contact: Jody Black (403) 280-9714 ext. 770 Entertainment, activities, refreshments & f un Date: Tuesday, June 3 (1:00 pm) Time: Noon - 1 :00 pm Location: Acadia Pool & F itness Centre, 9009 Fairmount Drive Event: Square Dancing S.E. Location: Olympic Plaza Contact: Miranda Peterson (403) 221-3563 or Timothy Wild Contact: Debra Harley (403) 974-3097 or Chris Thomson- Hunter (403) 974-3129 D(e4t0a3i)l s :2 2 1E-v4e6r4y9o ne 50 years of age or older is invited to attend at no charge. Page 6 Date: Thursday, June 5 Date: Monday, June 2 Time: 2:00 pm Time: 1:00 -3:00 pm Event: Calvin Christian School Choir | E vent: Decorate a p ot and plant Location: Rosscarrock Community Association, 441 1 10 Location: Sunny South Lodge (Main Foyer), 1122 20 Avenue Avenue S.W. South Contact: Serrine, Linda or Jo-Anne at (403) 221-4560 Date: Tuesday, June 3 a nd Wednesday, June 4 Details: The theme is “Still Growing Strong in the West”. Bring Time: 9:00 - 3 :00 pm any of your questions on garden and house plants. Supplies and refreshments will be provided at no fee. Event: “Walk Through Time” Location: Sunny South Lodge, 1122 20 Avenue S Date: Friday, June 6 Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 7:00 pm Time: Noon - 1 :00 pm Event: Mop’n’Glow, Seniors Performing Arts Event: Sunny South Seniors Concert and Craft Exhibit | L ocation: Olympic Plaza Location: Sunny South Lodge, 1122 20 Avenue S j C ontact: Debra Harley (403) 974-3097 or Chris Thomson- Date: Friday, June 6 Hunter (403) 974-3129 Time: 5:00 pm Claresholm Event: Family BBQ and Family Bingo Location: Sunny South Lodge, 1122 20 Avenue S ; For the following Events contact: (403) 625-2877 Crossfield ! Date: Monday, June 2 I E vent: Canasta For the following Events contact: , Location: Claresholm Senior Citizen Drop In Centre Angie Konschuk or Lori O’ Donahue (403) 946-4006 Date: Tuesday, June 3 Date: Tuesday, June 2 Event: Carpet Bowling Event: Sports Day Location: Claresholm Senior Citizen Drop In Centre Location: Rocky View Lodge Date: Wednesday, June 4 Details: The day will include bocci ball, horseshoes, beanbag Event: Shuffleboard toss followed by ice cream sundaes made by the residents. Location: Claresholm Senior Citizen Drop In Centre Date: Wednesday, June 4 i Date: Thursday, June 5 Event: Walk-a-thon distance tally Event: Cards Location: Rocky View Lodge Location: Claresholm Senior Citizen Drop In Centre Details: Seniors collectively will have walked to various destinations in Canada. The walk-a-thon will be wrapped up by Date: Friday, June 6 plotting destinations on a map. Event: Bridge and Canasta Location: Claresholm Senior Citizen Drop In Centre Date: Saturday, June 7 Event: Garage Sale and Community Sale Date: Saturday, June 7 Location: Rocky View Lodge Event: Coffee and Pool Details: There will be high exposure for our lodge from Location: Claresholm Senior Citizen Drop In Centre community members. Coaldale Drayton Valley For the following Events contact: Contact: Michelle Kelln (780) 621-1911 Colleen Belter (403) 345-5955 Date: Monday, June 2 Date: Sunday, June 1 Time: 2:00 pm Time: 2:30 pm Event: Tea Event: Church Service - A bundant Life Fellowship Location: Shangri-La Lodge Location: Sunny South Lodge (Main Foyer), 1122 20 Avenue South Details: Sponsored by the county for residents of Shangri-La Lodge, Wishing Well and Leisure Lea Apartments Date: Sunday, June 1 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Time: 3:30 pm Time: 2:00 pm Event: Coaldale Mennonite Brethren Church Communion Event: Royal Purple Tea Location: Sunny South Lodge (Main Foyer), 1122 20 Avenue South Location: Shangri-La Lodge, Wishing Well and Leisure Lea Apartments Page 7 Date: Friday, June 6 Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 10:00 am, Noon Time: 2:00 - 4 :00 pm Event: Rodeo Day and Barbecue Event: Card and Pool Games Location: Pioneer Cabin and Pool Room Location: Shangri-La Lodge Details: Refreshments will be available. Edmonton Date: Friday, June 6 Time: 2:00 - 3 :30 pm Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: Seniors to a T ea Event: Minerva Tea Garden Location: Edson Library Location: Grant MacEwan College, 10700 - 104 Ave, Details: There will be an Archive Display throughout the week. Patio (7-131) Contact: Donna-Mae Winquist (780) 497-5082 Fort McMurray Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 1:00 -3:00 pm Contact: Robin Moore (780) 743-4088 Event: Open House at the Association of Adult Day Support Date: Sunday, June 1 Programs Time: 2:00 pm Location: 209, 10010 - 107A Avenue Event: Opening Ceremonies Contact: Maisie Wesley (780) 434-4747 Location: Seniors Activity Centre, 10111 Main Street Edson Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Pancake Breakfast Date: Monday, June 2 Location: Seniors Activity Centre Time: 2:00 - 4 :00 pm Date: Monday, June 2 t o Wednesday, June 4 Event: Fun Activity Afternoon Location: Pioneer Cabin Event: Seniors Providers “Mini Fair” Location: Seniors Activity Centre Details: There will be demonstrations for floor curling, carpet Date: Tuesday, June 3 bowling and more. Light refreshments will be available Event: Community Walk Date: Monday, June 2 Location: Borealis Park Time: 10:00 -4:00 pm Contact: Robin Moore (780) 743-4088 Event: Coffee and Goodies Location: Pioneer Cabin Date: Wednesday, June 4 Time: Noon Date: Tuesday, June 3 Event: Luncheon Time: 6:00 pm Location: Seniors Activity Centre Event: Special Senior Citizens Week Supper Date: Thursday, June 5 Location: Legion Hall Details: The dinner is for seniors 65 and older and their escorts. Event: Legion Fun Night Location: Royal Canadian Legion Admission is free but reservations and tickets are required. Tickets are available at the Community Services Department in the Town Office at the Seniors Pioneer Cabin and the Edson Fort Saskatchewan Legion Ticket Office starting May 8. Reserve by May 26 — space is limited. Those needing transportation can phone the Date: Wednesday, June 4 Time: Noon Seniors bus at (780) 723-1122. Event: Seniors Lunch focusing on the theme of Date: Wednesday, June 4 ‘Vital - A ctive - I nvolved’ Time: 11:00- 12:00 pm Location: Pioneer House, Fort Saskatchewan Seniors Centre, Event: Fun in the Pool 10102 100 Avenue Details: Seniors swim free and there will be a p otluck lunch to follow. Contact: Ingrid Schmidt (780) 992-6202 Details: Entertainment will be provided by seniors and will Date: Wednesday, June 4 include musicians, a C owboy Poet, and skits on safety provided Time: 1:30 pm by a seniors drama group. Event: Movie Party Location: Nova Theatre Grande Prairie Details: Free admission, hot dogs, popcorn and pop. Date: Thursday, June 5 Contact: Golden Age Centre (780) 532-5818 Time: 8:30 - 1 1:00 am Date: Sunday, June 1 t o Saturday, June 7 Event: Pancake Breakfast Event: Free admission to the Grande Prairie Museum Location: Parkland Lodge Location: Grande Prairie Museum Details: Seniors can enter their names in a d raw for a f ree membership. Page 8 Date: Sunday, June 1 Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 6:30-7:30 pm Time: 1:00 -4:00 pm I E vent: Bus Tour Event: Entertainment - T o be announced Location: To be announced Location: Grande Prairie Care Centre Details: The bus is p rovided by the Grande Prairie Rotary. The Details: Admission is free. registration deadline is May 30. Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 6:45 pm Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Lawn Bowling Time: 10:00 -2:00 pm Event: Information Fair for Seniors Location: Muskoseepi Park Location: Golden Age Centre Details: $2 per game per person. All ages are welcome. Details: Lunch will be provided. Date: Friday, June 6 Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Strawberry Tea Location: 2 W est Mackenzie Place Time: 11:00 - 1 :00 pm Event: Barbecue Details: Hosted by Grande Prairie Adult Day Program j L ocation: Golden Age Centre Date: Friday, June 6 Details: Free of charge. The event is hosted by the Grande Time: 6:00 pm, 8:00 pm l P rairie Rotary Club. All seniors are welcome. Event: Golden Age Centre Supper and Dance jJ DT aitmee:: T1u0e:s0d0a y ,- 1 J2u:n0e0 3p m Location: Golden Age Centre Details: Tickets for the dinner are $12.50 per person. The dance j Event: Open House has music provided by the Lamplighters and cost is $5 for 'j L ocation: Seniors Outreach & M eals on Wheels, #102,9905 members and $7 for non-members. All ages are welcome. i 101 Avenue Ticket deadline is June 1 . Details: There will be coffee, goodies and door prizes. Date: Saturday, June 7 ; Date: Tuesday, June 3 Event: Dance at the Legion Location: Legion Time: 1 :00 - 4 :00 pm Event: Seniors Tea Details: Music provided by Cottonwood. Tickets are $5 per j L ocation: Grande Prairie Museum at Centre 2000 Date: Tuesday, June 3 pDaetres:o n .T hursday, June 5 i TELIvi oemcneat:t: i o 7 Fn: :a0 s0 hH iepormni t a gSeh o wL o dagned Tea ETviemnet:: NLouonnc h Location: Legion Details: No charge. Fashions provided by Sears. Contact: 532-3110 (reservations) Details: Lunch is $4.95 with entertainment to follow. Call for Date: Wednesday, June 4 reservations. Time: 10:00 am Event: Floor Curling Challenge Hardisty j Location: Golden Age Centre Details: For Members with caregivers. There will be coffee, Date: Sunday, June 1 t o Friday, June 6 goodies and door prizes. Event: Draw for Seniors Date: Wednesday, June 4 Location: Town Office Time: 2:00 pm Contact: Blanche Nelson (780) 888-3614 Event: Carnival Daze Details: The winner will be drawn on Friday. Location: Pioneer Lodee Date: Tuesday, June 3 Details: No charge. There will be games and prizes. Time: 1:00 pm Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: Golf Tournament Time: 3:00 - 4 :00 pm Location: Hardisty Lake view Golf Course Event: Free Admission to the Leisure Centre Location: Leisure Centre DTaitmee:: T1h:u0r0s d pamy, June 5 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Event: Strawberry Social Time: 6:00 - 8 :00 pm Location: Hardisty Community Hall Event: Movie Night Date: Friday, June 6 Location: Golden Age Centre Time: 1:00 pm Date: Thursday, June 5 Event: Display of handiwork Time: 1:30 pm Details: Handiwork displayed will be knitting, crocheting, Event: Bingo Blast tatting, and painting. Location: Wildrose Manor Page 9 Hines Creek High Prairie Date: Monday, June 2 Contact: Violet Kehler (780) 494-3500 Event: Bingo Date: Sunday, June 1 Location: Elk Hall (downtown) Time: 11:30 -2:30 pm Contact: Kathie Gould (780) 536-0062 Event: Potluck Details: No charge. Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Date: Tuesday, June 3 Details: Lawn games and entertainment for seniors and family. Time: 1:00 pm Date: Monday, June 2 Event: Seniors Information Session Time: 4:00 - 6 :00 pm Location: Whitefish Inn Event: Pancake Supper Contact: Kathie Gould (780) 536-0062 Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Details: Snack and refreshments will be served. Details: Free to all seniors. Date: Wednesday, June 4 Date: Tuesday, June 3 Time: 11:00 am Time: 11:45 - 2 :15 pm Event: Stew and Bannock Event: BBQ with the Grade 2 C lass Location: High Prairie Friendship Centre Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Contact: Kathie Gould (780) 536-0062 or call (780) 523-4517 Details: Sack races, egg races, three-legged. Date: Wednesday, June 4 Date: Wednesday, June 4 Time: Noon Time: 10:30 am Event: Seniors Luncheon Event: Hop a B us to Seniors Carnival in Berwyn Location: Joussard Homesteaders Hall Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Contact: Kathie Gould (780) 536-0062 or call (780) 523-4517 Details: Free ride to all seniors (book early — space is limited). Date: Wednesday, June 4 Date: Thursday, June 5 Time: 2:00 pm Time: 12:30 pm Event: Cribbage Event: Hop a B us to Fairview - S hopping and More Location: High Prairie Golden Age Seniors Centre Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Contact: Polly Stafford (780) 523-3075 Details: Free ride to all seniors (book early — space is limited). Date: Thursday, June 5 Date: Friday, June 6 Time: 11:00 am Time: 1:00 - 2 :15 pm Event: Bocce Ball Tournament and wiener roast Event: Bingomania Location: JayCee Park Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Contact: Kathie Gould (780) 536-0062 Date: Saturday, June 7 Date: Friday, June 6 Event: Seniors Picnic Time: 11:00 am Location: Homesteader Lodge, 907 2 A venue East Event: BBQ Details: Sponsored by Hines Creek Recreation Board. Location: High Prairie Sports Palace Parking Lot Contact: Erin Low (Rec. Director) (780) 523-3988 Hinton Date: Saturday, June 7 Time: 8:00 am Date: Saturday, June 7 Event: Pancake Breakfast Time: 8:00 am to Noon Location: High Prairie Golden Age Seniors Centre Event: Pancake Breakfast and Garage Sale Contact: Alicemary Olansky (780) 523-3227 Location: Hinton Good Companions Hall Date: Saturday, June 7 Contact: Silvana Campbell (780) 865-6023 Details: Breakfast (8:00 - 1 1:00 am) is free for seniors, guest Time: 2:00 - 4 :00 pm Event: “Possibly” Internet Cafe pay $3.00 - p roceeds will be donated to the Hinton “Cat Scan” Location: Northern Lakes College At 11:00 am there will be surprise entertainment followed Contact: Kathie Gould (780) 536-0062 project. by a p resentation of the Senior’s Lifetime Achievement Award. High River Leduc Date: Friday, June 6 Date: Monday, June 2 Time: 11:00- 1:00 pm Event: Annual BBQ Time: 9:30 - 1 1:00 am Event: Breakfast Location: High River Seniors Friendship Centre, 504 7 S t. SW Location: Telford House Contact: Mary Nowakowski (403) 652-4149 Details: $3 per person. Contact: Jody Cuff (780) 980-7115 Page 10