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Mission Statement: To provide programs and
services that will help seniors
maintain and enhance their quality of life.
Proud Member of
“Doesn’t the place look great!’” Members of our Decorating Committee hit the décor out of the ballpark when they made the Gym and Cafeteria look fantastically patriotic for our Canada 150 Celebration. We are going to leave the decorations up for all to enjoy as this birthday bash is so big we might as well celebrate well into the fall.
9350 82 Street NW
Edmonton Alberta T6C 2X8
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone 780.468.1985
Website: www.seesa.ca
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FRONT OFFICE HOURS
Monday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Tuesday - Thursday 8:30 am to 8:30 pm
Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Saturday Closed between Victoria Day and
Labour Day
CAFETERIA OPEN MONDAY to FRIDAY BREAKFAST 8:45 to 10:00 am
LUNCH 11:30 am to 1 pm
Please see page 5 for special summer closures and reduced hours
STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Kim Buehler
Personnel & Centre Business
FUND DEVELOPMENT / MANAGER OF VOLUNTEERS
Mary Anne Jaedicke Fundraising & Member Celebrations
BOOKKEEPERS Sharon Svendsen [email protected]
Natalie Hingley Donations & Centre Rentals
PROGRAMS Peggy Hansen
Member Activities, Front Desk Volunteers
COMMUNICATIONS, COMMUNITY AND MEMBER RELATIONS
Elaun Cable Lind Newsletter, Social Media & Website
[email protected] [email protected]
OUTREACH Counselling, Home Visits & Support Services
Leslie Amundson [email protected]
HOME SUPPORTS SERVICE Jenny Faryna
KITCHEN Bev Clarke
SECOND COOK/ KITCHEN VOLUNTEERS Joan Yandeau
KITCHEN ASSISTANT Jeffery Yamazuki
BUILDING Steve Montague
Custodial Services, Set Up Volunteers
WEEKEND BUILDING Dick Proctor
NEWSLETTER CREW
Editorial Layout:
Elaun Cable Lind
Photographers:
Elaun Cable Lind
Lorna Plouffe
Pete Wilson
Allan Barclay
Proofreaders:
Leslie Amundson
Nancie Graves
Mary Anne Jaedicke
Lil Filewych
Jenni Reiz
Karen Sheridan
Peggy Hansen
©SEESA 2017
Board Members 2017/2018
President - Eric Solash
1st Vice President - Joan Brady
2nd Vice President - Lois Gangl
Treasurer - Barry Headrick
Secretary - Ratna Basappa
Past President - Sheila Clifford-MacKay
Linda Granholm Karen Sheridan
Daryl Gray Marlen Shustov
Dave Heatley Jean Weekes
Harvey Norstrom
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There is a fountain of youth: it is your mind, your talents, the creativity you bring to your life
and the lives of people you love. When you learn to tap this source, you will truly have
defeated age. Sophia Loren
Kim’s Korner Here we are Summer! And Happy 150th Canada! As I write this I am preparing for my summer vacation, and will sadly miss the SEESA 150 Canada celebration. I am confident this will have been a wonderful day. Thanks to the Canada 150 committee for working on this very special celebration. Also thanks to the kitchen staff and volunteers for rolling with all the special menu requests! Years ago summer programs at SEESA did not exist! I am so happy to see that summer fitness programs and clubs are now choosing to meet all year through. Summer for the office staff is busy with program planning and grant applications. The Board will be working on strategic planning and Board development. The Holyrood Bench Project has now wrapped up with the last bench going out June 15. Again thanks to the very talented “Bench Crew”. The demand for benches continues as we are selling them for $100. This project has inspired other communities to sponsor their own bench project (YAY!) we may just be back in the bench business next year! Congratulations to all! On June 3 the Holyrood Community celebrated the annual Holyrood Hosedown. SEESA donated freezies for the kids to enjoy during the event. Have you seen the “Book of Fabulous?” This is a little white binder located at the front desk. When something wonderful happens or someone goes the extra mile for you please show your appreciation by writing a little note in this book. LET’S CELEBRATE!
Have a wonderful summer!
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
After several years of waiting our roof is finally going to be replaced. This process will begin soon and take an estimated 3 months. During this time there will be construction vehicles parked in the west parking lot. There will also be a fair bit of construction noise.
If you are sensitive to the smell of
solvents you may wish to attend SEESA
with caution.
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Councilor Andrew Knack will visit SEESA
Thursday July 13, 2017 at 3:00-4:30 pm
We will meet in the Dining Room.
Let’s Go Out!
Afternoon at the Fringe Festival
Wednesday, August 23rd
Time: Meet at SEESA at 11:20 am return approximately 5 pm* exact times to be confirmed Cost $40 members/ $50 non-members includes transportation, show ticket, bottled water and a snack Maximum # 25 Deadline to register: Monday, August 7th 4:30 pm. Please pay at the SEESA Front Desk.
The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival is the oldest and largest Fringe Festival in North America. It showcases local, national and international performances in both indoor and outdoor spaces. We don’t have specific details about the show we will go to see until August 1st when the Festival schedule is released. We will then purchase advance tickets when they go on sale August 9th. The time we are not seeing the show we will be exploring the Fringe site and taking in some of the outdoor entertainment. Bring some extra cash to purchase tasty treats from the fantastic food vendors on site. Watch the bulletin board for more details.
Elaun Cable Lind Community & Member Relations Manager 780.468.1985 ext. 228
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SEESA BENCHES
FOR SALE
$100.00
Please place your
order at the front desk.
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SUMMER CLOSURES: The GYM and the
CAFETERIA /KITCHEN will be
closed from August 21—September 3
for floor maintenance and cleaning. The office will remain open, but with
reduced hours
8:30-4:30 Monday—Friday
SEESA’s Eighth Annual
Badminton
Fun Day
Invitational
Friday August 11, 2017 Come out and join the SEESA Badminton
Club for this fun day of playing your favorite
sport while meeting other players from other
Senior Centres across the city. No prior
experience required. Family and friends
aged 55+ are invited to join in the activities.
Games 9:00—11:00 am
Tear down Gym 11:00—11:45 am
Lunch 11:45 am—1:00 pm
Cost $3 in advance
$5 day of the event
SEESA has a full service cafeteria where
participants can gather for lunch.
There will be one entre, 2 soups and a
couple varieties of sandwiches available for
purchase.
Please call SEESA at 780-468-1985 or visit
SEESA Front Desk in person prior to August
11 to register for this fun Invitational!
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February 1st
PROGRAMMING NEWS Welcome to Summer Programming at SEESA! Although summer time is a great time to be in your
yard working in your flower or vegetable garden, or to just be outside enjoying the different
events and happenings that take place in Edmonton in the summer, I want to remind you that
we have summer clubs and classes happening at SEESA. We are not on a full schedule;
however, there is something offered for everyone at different levels.
A majority of our clubs are still running and we’ve brought some back for the summer such as
Bocce Ball which runs every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon depending on the weather. If it’s
not raining they play! Fitness, card games, art, and music clubs are all in full swing this summer.
We are very fortunate to be able to offer a variety of classes in July and early August as well. Our
new instrumental classes include Learn to Chord and Ukulele Group Lessons. Many of our
physical fitness instructors are offering classes. New to our programming is a Qigong class. Keep
active and fit by attending your favorite exercise class or by trying something different.
Brought back to this summer’s programming is the opportunity to drop in for classes. As I learn
about drop in I see how it impacts the different areas of programming. Our policy states that if
there are less than four people in a class it will be cancelled. With drop in, a situation is created
where people don’t have to register so we never really know if we need to cancel a class or not.
That’s just one of the challenges of offering this program. Regardless, we’ve offered it for the
summer so here’s how it will work. Members come prior to the class and pay the drop in fee at
the front desk. They show their receipt to the instructor and the instructor writes down the
receipt number. Please ensure you follow this procedure and pay for your drop in before
attending class.
With all of this in mind now would be a perfect time to try out something new. Check out our
Summer Program Guide available at the centre or online for all that we are offering.
Have a Safe & Active Summer Everyone!
Peggy
See What’s Happening at
SEESA this Summer!
Summer Classes will be held
from July 4 to August 18
Look for your Summer Program Guide at SEESA or
check for our online version at SEESA.ca
Register at the front desk for all
classes you’d like to take
or try out summer drop in
for our 7 week summer programming!
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Commissioner of Oaths service is
available for free for current SEESA
members and for non-members a
contribution to SEESA is appreciated.
This is not a drop-in service — an
appointment is required. I am
not able to assist with all
documents e.g. for certified true
copies you need to see a
Notary. -Kim
June’s Brain Buster Answers: What is unusual about the following words:
revive, banana, grammar, voodoo, assess, potato, dresser, uneven?
If you move the first letter of the word to the end the word is spelled the same in
reverse.
We had 7 entries with correct responses and five statements that were true in of them-selves but not the answer we were looking for this month.
July/August Brain Buster: Which flag belongs to what province or
territory in Canada?
Place your answer on a piece of paper with your name and phone number on it and
submit it to the Front Desk by August 17th. A draw will be made from all correct
entries. You may win yourself a breakfast at SEESA for your efforts.
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Holyrood Gardens Redevelopment
Holyrood Community League ratified the Holyrood Development Committee (HDC) to oversee neighborhood engagement for rezoning projects such as Regency Redevelopment at Holyrood Gardens. The committee consists of 10 local residents who are currently working with the City of Edmonton Planning Department and Regency to represent the community’s interests in the re-zoning process and to ensure the community’s needs, values, desires, objectives and concerns are presented, acknowledged and acted upon.
If you would like to receive ongoing communications related to this work, please sign up here: https://goo.gl/forms/yFSWnOWS4W1l6Gal1 Please share this information with your neighbours and encourage them to join the conversation. Updates will be provided every two weeks over the next few months. Feel free to visit the HCL website for more info: http://holyroodcommunity.org/holyrood-gardens-redevelopment/
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Fashions for the show by Bonnie Doon merchants: Alia & Tan Jay and Paush Shoes. Model make-overs by The Great Hair Day & Alta Academy of Aesthetics
You looked great Glamour Gal Models.
The Golden Girl Fundraising Fashion Show on May 29
We are extremely pleased to announce that this event was a big success. We cleared around $1550 for SEESA and more importantly, the ladies had a great time!!! Our door prizes were two $50 Gift Certificates to ALIA/TanJay purchased by the Generous Guys, a Collection of Avon Goodies donated by Marina Chrapko and a $45 Gift Certificate from Great Hair Day. The lucky winners were: Susan O’Brien, Joyce VanSchule, Sherr Wadson & Liz Webster. As well, Princess Florence gave us 15 scarves which we distributed to lucky butterfly recipients. Everyone got a swag bag and chances to win the prizes donated by trade show participants. The 50/50 was $127.50 and was won by Melanie Hansen. It took 68 volunteers to run this event. Your help is invaluable.
Grateful for Donors Avon by Marina Chrapko Beautiful Glass Bonnie Doon Flowers Ltd Bonnie Doon Mall Capilano Eye Centre Capilano Registries City of Edmonton CKUA Don Evans Edmonton Motors Fab at Fifty Fifth Avenue Girl Guides 75th Brownies
Gold Star Jewelry Good Samaritan Society Great Hair Day Jim and Elsa-Marie Frazer Jorai Hair Design
Marie Dompé Noel & Rose Marie Constantin Ottewell Royal Pizza Paush Shoes Perle Vision Princess Florence Randy and Barb Mandryk Riverside Golf Course Roxx Safeway Capilano Senior Homecare by Angels SERVUS Capilano Sherr Wadson Shoppers Drug Mart 101Ave Shoppers Drug Mart Capilano Terry MacKenzie
Than
k You
Everyon
e
SEESA’s Generous Guys Eric Solash Rick Pape
Barry Headrick Jim Frazer
Harvey Norstrom Crowe Brothers
Jim Clifford Roger Smeland Colin Kennedy
Steve Montague Dave Buehler
Tyson Jaedicke Lorne Ma Al Barclay
Celebrating 24 Carat Women
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Outreach News
We are celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday this year. As Canadians we easily celebrate “birth”. After birth is various life stages ending in death - a subject we typically do not want to talk about. Coping with the death of a loved one is difficult and sometimes the grieving are caught unaware of the things that need to be done. There are many details that need to be managed. The following checklist covers the basics and hopefully will help smooth the way:
Following a Death Obtain a death certificate. You will need 12 or more copies. They are less expensive if
requested at the time of death than later. Learn how to order a death certificate from the province, territory or country where the death took place.
Contact the funeral home. The funeral director will register the death, based on information from the family and the medical certificate.
Cancel pensions and benefits, i.e. Canada Pension, Old Age Security, company pensions, Employment Insurance, Workers Compensation benefits.
Cancel personal identification, i.e. driver’s license, personal health card, social insurance card, professional memberships.
Enquire about benefits you may be eligible to receive, such as survivor’s pension, death benefit, child benefit or allowance for the survivor. There is also a federal income support for parents of murdered or missing children.
Obtain a copy of the will and provide to the executor.
Within a few days after death: Arrange for a funeral and burial or cremation. Search the person’s documents to find
out whether there was a prepaid burial plan. Ask a friend or family member to go with you to the mortuary. Prepare an obituary. Contact the religious organization or the funeral home to arrange a funeral service or memorial, prayer service, visitations.
If the person was in the military or belonged to a fraternal or religious group, contact that organization. It may have burial benefits or conduct funeral services.
Ask a friend or relative to keep an eye on the person’s home, answer the phone, collect mail, throw out food and water plants, mow the lawn, etc.
Adapted from Consumer Reports Magazine, October 2012
Leslie Amundson, Outreach Coordinator
In Our Thoughts and Prayers
To all our members and friends who have lost a loved one our thoughts and prayers are with you.
The following members have passed away: Horst Thiering, Mary Falkenberg, Ken Bright, Pauline Proudfoot,
Lora Fried, and Cliff Rhind
If you are grieving and would like some support contact Leslie for more details
about our drop in bereavement program. C.A.R.E. Circle meets every Monday afternoon from 1 to 2:30 pm in the
Sandercock Library.
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Canadian Valuable Resources: All SEESA Volunteers
Mark your Calendars
Thursday, August 17 at SEESA
4pm Doors / 5pm Dinner / Entertainment to Follow
Our thanks to you! You will need a free ticket to attend.
Available at front desk between July 24-August 14
WOW! In 2016: 318 Volunteers Donated 27,188 Hours
If you appreciate the volunteers but are not one yourself please consider making a monetary
contribution. Donations from non-volunteers in support of SEESA Volunteer Appreciation Party
will be taken at the front desk. At SEESA we all give as we are able
be it time or money . That’s what makes this community viable.
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Line Dance Party & Social
Sunday, July 16 2 - 4 pm
$4 per person EVERYONE WELCOME
Bring a Small Potluck Snack Cash bar available
Caller: Tracy VanDyk — SEESA Instructor
Please pre-register at Front Desk No Experience Necessary
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INS, OUTS & ALLIES
GAMES NIGHT at SEESA!
We’re taking a break for the summer. We’ll be back the third Wednesday in September.
Special Arrangement for SEESA Members!
Alberta Licence Plate
Renewal Service
Fill in the easy Plate Renewal Request form (available at the SEESA front desk). We also need:
Previous Registration or Renewal Notice; Current Insurance “Pink” Card and; $84.45 payable to Accu-Search Inc.
Deliver these items to SEESA on or BEFORE the 21
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We’ll do the rest and deliver your new Tabs and Certificate back to SEESA for you to pick up on the 25
th of the same month.
See form for more details, exceptions and options!
Renewal Notice: If your last name starts
with “Av” “Be” or “L” you need to renew by July 31.
If your last name starts with “E” “Gr” or “R”you need to renew
by Aug 31.
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Milestones & Celebrations June Landmark Birthdays
Adriana Strikwerda Karen Setter
Agnes Ma Leora Poulin
Brian Gallivan Liliane St Laurent
Bruce Faunt Lois Lang
Christine Peleshok Lorna Chaudhary
Dolores Kauffman Lorna Brunner
Donald Kupina Louise Clark
Dorothy Bennett Lydia Kapitza
Doug Hunter Marjorie McLean
Eunice Hogan Melanie Behm
Gary Ouellet Muriel Hole
Georgine Morin Nan Gilchrist
Glenda Hawkins Olga Chorny
Henry Groleau Sharon Svendsen
Joan Brady Ursula Matzke
June Doiron
June Birthday Party
37 celebrants and their guests attended the June party. Congratulations to the door prize winners: Dick Proctor and Marge Labrenz and to Donna Craig and Nan Gilchrist who won gift certificates.
Congratulations to our newest Lifetime Member, Louise Clark.
We made use of the automatic calling feature from MySeniorCenter again this month, but had one of our volunteer callers, Ina McDonald record the message. She did a fantastic job.
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Saturday 9am-3pm
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Busy Bee-ing Fabulous!
Has someone done you a good turn? Share the happy news in the Book of Fabulous at the front desk!
Thanks Maria Van Alebeek for donating your Volunteer of the Month
certificate back. We made a draw of the Golden Girl Volunteers and gave it as a prize.
Love all those new colorful benches! What a great idea! - Lil F.
Marcelle, we all want to thank you for all the hard work you put into making the bears.
Everyone loves them. You are wonderful to do this for SEESA. - All the staff
What a delightful event was the Fashion Show! Thank you to the volunteers who did such a
wonderful job of decorating.
On Saturday at our Holyrood Hosedown I was selling tickets and giving away free freezies to the kids courtesy of SEESA. The kids were thrilled and excited by the freezies and I wanted to thank SEESA for providing these treats. In some cases the parents re-lived their child-hoods by enjoying a freezie as well. Our event was a great success and your contribution
was very much appreciated by all - Marjorie Brese, Secretary, Holyrood Community League
The front entrance looks wonderful. Kudos to the talented decorators (Gardeners). - Vic &
Leora
Thank you to Steve who helped me load my bench! Thanks.
Thank you to Ally and all the other gardeners for the great job they do on our summer
flowers!
Thank you, Peggy for going a step beyond. The new Program Guide has the dates of classes
listed for start and end date. Wow. Very good. - Judy
Registered for summer classes - great to have activity in the summer, too! Registration with
the new system is amazingly fast. - Linda G.
Well it is so uplifting and pretty to come in the front East doors and be welcomed with that
beautiful bunch of flowers and “Grow Old With Me” bench. Congrats. - Sue
The best breakfast I’ve had in years! Thank you all for your kindness and hospitality! I will
definitely be back with my friends and family! God bless you all! - Monika Roman
SAVE THE DATES!
In conjunction with the United Nations Day of Older Persons October 1st, Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi® Edmonton Branch will be having two Open House events. Golden Age? Senior? Elder? Older Person? ForeverYoung? …you are all invited! Please join us to experience balance, flexibility and relaxation. With the practice of Taoist Tai Chi Arts®, explore the harmony of health and wellbeing understood by the ancient Chinese. Fung Loy Kok is a volunteer run, registered charity.
When: Friday, September 29th 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and/or
Sunday, October 1st. 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. followed by a Jai (vegetarian lunch) Where: 15740 Stony Plain Road, Edmonton, T5P 3Z5 What: Taoist Tai Chi dem
For more information, class schedules and events please visit: www.taoist.org/edmonton email [email protected] or phone: 780-489-4293
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thank you for reading the newsletter on-line.
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MAY DINNER
AUDREY MARUSIN (50/50)
RICK ORTHNER (DOOR PRIZE)
MAY CRIB TOURNAMENT
1ST (TIED) JEAN YAHODENKO & BERNICE LIBICH
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BOOBIE PRIZE: BETH HARRIS &
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DOOR PRIZES: DOROTHY BENNETT, PAT CHOBATER,
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19: JIM DRINKWATER
50/50: JOAN DELAFOSSE
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50/50: Kay Griffin, Pat Goodwin,
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780-468-1985 Thanks!
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Friday, July 14 The Melody Makers
Friday, Aug 11 The Diamonds
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Friday, Nov 24 Andreas & Mike
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Attention Volunteers: You will be receiving a call in July from another SEESA volunteer. He or she will be calling from home to ask a few survey questions. We need this information to report back to our funders as we ask for money to support our program. Please take a couple minutes to participate.
With gratitude. Mary Anne
As you are all aware; Sherr has retired. Many questions have arisen about who looks after what. Here is a breakdown of the volunteer positions and who the staff liaison is:
Kimberly Board Related Mary Anne Fundraising Volunteers including:
Events Raffles Volunteer Appreciation Volunteer Recruitment Nametags Monthly Volunteer Draw Community Contributors
Elaun Membership Birthday Party Special Events
Peggy Front Desk SEESA Club Volunteers Joan All Kitchen Positions including: Special Events
Fundraising Events Daily Cashiers Daily Kitchen Help Bar
Leslie Outreach Volunteers Dick and Steve Set Up Volunteers Building Maintenance
Hope this helps.
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July 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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2 3 Centre
Closed
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5
6 7 Jam Session
7 pm
8 Vi Wood Memorial
Carpet Bowl Tournament
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11 12 Antique Car
Show & Square
Dance Demo 1 pm
13 Coffee with Councilor
Knack 3 pm
14 Dance: Melody Makers 7 pm
15
16 Line Dance
Social 2 pm
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18 19 Birthday
Party 2:30 pm
20 21 Accu-search Registration
Drop Off Deadline
Jam Session 7 pm
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23 24 Volunteer
Appreciation Ticket Pickup
starts
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30 31
SEESA’s Open House will be
held September 7. Watch for
details on the bulletin board,
our Facebook page, and in the
September newsletter.
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August 2017 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 Fundraisers
Mtg 9:30 am
3 4 Jam Session
7 pm
5 Monthly Dinner
Chinese Food catered by
Entertainment by
Ron Wunder Tickets $17.50 /person
6 7
Centre
Closed
8 9 10 Special
Events Mtg
10 am
11 Badminton
Fun Day 9 am
Dance: The
Diamonds
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13 14 Deadline for
Volunteer
Appreciation
Tickets
4:30 pm
15 16 Birthday
Party 2:30 pm
17 Volunteer
Appreciation
Party
4 pm
18 Jam Session
7 pm
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20 21 Accu-search Registration
Drop Off Deadline
22 23 Let’s Go Out
to the Fringe
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27 28
29 Monthly
Dinner ticket
deadline
12 noon
30 31 Monthly Dinner
5:30 pm
Front Desk & Office
Open 8:30 am -
4:30 pm
Monday - Friday
Aug 21 - Sept 3
Gym & Cafeteria Closed for Floor Washing
Gym & Cafeteria Closed