642-7909 • Email - Gimli New Horizons

GIMLI
Tel: 642-7909 • Email: [email protected]
Website: www.gimlinewhorizons.com
June
MISSION STATEMENT
"The Centre will be an asset to the
2014
community by providing a pleasant place for
recreation, relaxation and companionship
HILITES
and by encouraging all members to
remain active and socially connected while
maintaining their physical and mental health"
Gimli New Horizons 55+ Centre Inc, 17
North Colonization Rd, Gimli, was incorporated in 1974 as a not for profit /
charitable organization.
Yearly Membership Fee (October 2013— October 2014) $20.00 / Person
ACTIVITIES & CONTACTS
Remember to dial 204 in front of the number.
The 2013-2014 Executive & Directors:
Please Remember to dial 204 in front of number
Executive
President
Past President
2nd Vice
Secretary
Treasurer
Peter Magnusson
Rod Allen
Dave MacVicar
Mavis Gerwing
Elaine Einarson
642-5793
480-1843
642-1213
642-8651
642-9495
Publicity
Building / Maintenance
Volunteer Director
Activities / Sunshine
Membership
Social Committee
Member At Large
Member At Large
Member At Large
Kitchen Director
Linda Cochrane
Everett Lloyd
Gloria Mattson
Nancy Allen
Vera Ralke
Lynne Magnusson
Jackie Poloski
Lynne Wall
Les Einarson
VACANT
642-7436
642-8180
642-8747
480-1843
642-9391
642-5793
642-5193
389-2878
642-9495
Office Staff:
Facility Program Mgr.
Facility Program Asst.
Jonie Johnson
Chris Mulroy
642-7909
642-7909
Directors
This is the monthly publication of the Gimli New
Horizons 55+ and is available free of charge at
the Centre and in various locations in town.
It’s purpose is to inform members and other
interested parties of the wide variety of activities
available to all those in the surrounding community age 55 years and over.
Our mailing address is P.O. Box 1821
Gimli, Manitoba, R0C 1B0
We may also be reached through our
email address [email protected],
Our Website:
www.gimlinewhorizons.com
or by phone at: 204-642-7909
or fax: 204-642-5156
We welcome your questions and comments.
Activity:
Runs From/To:
Contact Person:
Telephone:
Acrylic Painting
Oct - May
Lorraine MacVicar
642-1213
Bowling 5-Pin
Sept - May
Tom Hussey
642-9805
Bingo
All Year
Edna Lavigne
642-5605
Bridge Contract
Sept - May
Roman Puzant
389-5169
Beginners Bridge
Sept - May
Sharon Peichl
642-4492
Bridge Duplicate
All Year
Roman Puzant
389-5169
Canasta (Monday)
All Year
Gerry Gougeon
389-5393
Canasta (Friday)
All Year
Sharon Carpenter
642-7462
Carpet Bowling
Oct – April
Vic Savage
642-7738
Cribbage
All year
George Langlois
642-9413
Fit'N'Fun
Sept - May
Marilyn Campbell
642-9684
Floor Curling (Thursday)
Sept - April
Fred Ralke
642-9391
Floor Curling (Friday)
Sept - April
TBA
642-7909
Golf
May - Sept
Dave McNabb
642-4736
Jam Session
All Year
Andy Smaha
389-4733
Line Dance (Mon)
All Year
Marion Huston
642-5534
Line Dance (Thurs)
All Year
Rose Marie Hess
642-8678
Mah-Jonng
All year
Jackie Wilson
642-4785
Perogy Making
Oct - April
Office
642-7909
Fabric Arts Group
All Year
Office
642-7909
Pool Cues
All Year
Everett Lloyd
642-8180
Taoist Tai Chi
All Year
Veronica Green
642-9830
Texas Hold’ Em
Sept - April
Vaughan Cochrane
642-7436
Wood Carving
All Year
Office
642-7909
Yoga
All Year
Leanne Stevens
641-3920
Petal Pushers
Seasonal
Office
642-7909
Ballroom Dancing
Oct - May
Gail Hurak
642-7834
Pickleball
Developing
Office
642-7909
Many Thanks to the Volunteers!
OFFICE HOURS: Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
A REMINDER TO
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
JOE PIOTROWSKI
PHARMACIST
ANNUAL NEW HORIZONS’
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
AUGUST 2,3 & 4th
Sign-up sheets will be posted soon for
those of you who want to try your hand at
Volunteering. This is a big event and takes
lots of volunteers to pull it off successfully.
If you are New Member at the 55+, this is
a good event to help out at and see what
it’s all about.
Free Prescription Delivery
15% Discount Every Monday—Seniors
Diabetic Centre
Prescription Counseling
Personalized Service
Prescription Blister Packing on Request
642-8170
(Residence 642-8432)
P.O. Box 4000, Gimli, MB R0C 1B0
New Horizon 55+ Centre will be CLOSED for
Tuesday, July 1st, 2014. Please check with
your Activity Leaders to check if your activity
will continue or not.
Lisa Taylor, D.V.M.
Kristine Torske, D.V.M., D.V.Sc.
Wendy Slezak, D.V.M.
70 Centre Street
Gimli, Manitoba R0C 1B0
gimliveterinaryservices.com
Ph. 204-642-8398
Fax 204-642-9996
[email protected]
Card Yard News and More!
BRIDGE NEWS
- Roman Puzant
Beginners Bridge
Sharon Peichl (204-642-4492) continues to offer
Beginner Lessons Friday at 11:00 a.m.
Please call Sharon at for confirmation.
Contract Bridge
Contract Bridge sessions are held every Friday at
1:00 p.m.
We had our Annual Contract Bridge Tournament
last month and it turned out to be a resounding success; eight full tables. Peter Froese directed and
scored the event in his usual efficient manner. Tom
Hussey and Harvey Benson emerged victorious this
year; Congratulations Gentlemen! A big thank you
to all the ladies who chipped-in with all the snacks
and pastries. And to that pillar of organizational
and co-ordinating strength; you know who you are,
Sharon.
CRIBBAGE
Office
DO YOU PLAY CRIBBAGE?
“Do you want to spend an evening alone or
would you rather come out and play Cribbage??”
We play each Thursday and start at 7:00 p.m. sharp
so please arrive by 6:45 p.m.
We play 8 games and finish at 9:30 p.m.
$3.00 for Members, $5.00 for Non Members.
Come join the fun!
Duplicate Bridge
Has switched back to evenings for the Summer
time, with weekly sessions every Wednesday at
6:30 p.m.
Things overheard at the Bridge Club
• The difference between a Brave bid and a Foolhardy bid is largely a matter of result.
MAHJONG (Board Game)
Mah-jongg happens every Monday at 1:00 pm. If you are
interested, drop by and check it out. If you have any
questions please call Jackie at 642-4785
MONDAY AFTERNOON CANASTA
Activity Leader Germaine Gougeon
Come and join our friendly group. We start our random team selection at 1pm Sharp so come early,
get your coffee and meet and greet until then. We
continue playing until 3:30 to 4:00 depending on
how the game is going. See you there.
“Chase the Ace”
FRIDAY CANASTA
Activity Leader Sharon Carpenter
We play at 1:00 p.m. Sharp every Friday and the
door is always open to newcomers. We can play 3
or 4 to a table, so there’s lots of room for everyone.
Come on down for some laughs and good times.
Just one event will be held each week, Wednesday at
Bingo (ticket drawn at approx. 9:00 pm). Ticket holder
drawn must be in attendance. A deck of cards plus 2 jokers
are laid out face up, ticket is drawn, cards are turned over
and shuffled. Ticket holder draws 1 card. If the Ace of
Spades is drawn the Jackpot is won, if a different Ace is
drawn, a consolation prize. Card drawn will be recorded
and not returned to the game deck.
BUILDING & MAINTENANCE
Everett Lloyd
The crawl space in the Coffee Spot is finally starting to
dry up. The snow fences are all down and stored for
the Summer. The lawns have been trimmed once or
twice to get started and the Petal Pushers are starting
to plant their flowers.
We received the new cooler in the Main Kitchen and
still have to unwrap and set it up.
The Bingo machine has been giving us some measure
of trouble these past months, could be the moisture in
the air, we are monitoring it closely.
Time for Golf now, hope everyone enjoys their Summer!
JAMMERS
FIT N’ FUN SUMMER EDITION
Need a good Fitness Routine?
Our sessions are based on low impact
aerobics and established walking programs. We also
do upper body workouts that are good for the arms,
back and neck.
Classes are held on Mondays, Wednesday and
Friday Mornings from 9:30 to 11:00.
(For the Summertime, the regular Saturday Mornings
are switched to Fridays)
Exercise;


Tones Muscle
Keeps your joints in good working order


Boosts Metabolism
Helps Prevent Osteoporosis

Keeps Your Mind Sharp
Fit N’ Fun Summer Edition is a friendly, fast-paced
way to keep trim in the Summertime.
Give it a try.
Andy Smaha
Hello Everyone! May was a Doozie!
Great Instrumentals - All sorts of songs - Some
with just downright fine harmonies.
Hymns - Classic Country - Bluegrass - Gospel Old Time Stuff - Even some Pop music for good
measure.
We had a great time at Betel on the 21st, we play
there the third Weds. of each month. For the rest of
the time you can catch us at New Horizons in the
Harmony Room on Wednesday Afternoons at 1:00
to 3:00. We’ll be glad to see you.
ACTIVITY UPDATE
PEROGY MAKING
Elaine Einarson
May 6th & 7th, marked the last day of making
Perogies till the fall.
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Ask us about a consolidation loan and
start saving money today!
Stop by one of our 8 locations or call your
branch to book an appointment.
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A very successful 6 months! This month 12 volunteers participated in the prep work and 39 came out
on the second day to make a total of 280 dozen
Perogies. At the completion of the morning Peter
Bjornson, Cindy and Krista visited the centre and
served ice cream and berries to all in attendance,
compliments of Peter. Senior's Guide 2014/2015
books as well as the New Senior's School Tax forms
were left for all to pick up.
Michael, Pauline and Elaine, we would like to express our appreciation to all the volunteers who participated in the perogy project since October
2013. This project is a very worthwhile effort and we
hope that it will continue in the fall of 2014. Please
be advised we are still looking for a leader for the
project. If interested contact the office at 642-7909.
Till then have a great summer and keep active.
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ZUMBA GOLD
with LESLIE KATZ
STARTING July 4th
Tuesdays at 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.
Fridays at 11:00 a.m. to 12 Noon
For the Months of July and August
IN AND OUT
Once there was a family of skunks who lived in a
hollow tree. There were two baby skunks. Their
names were In and Out.
Now whenever In went out, Out came in, and
whenever Out went out, In came in. If In happened
to be in and wanted to go out, he would not go out
until Out came in. And if Out happened to be in,
and wanted to go out, he would not go out until In
came in.
One day a big storm blew up, and the mother and
father skunks were worried about their children. So
they quickly looked around to see whether In was
in and Out was out or if Out was in and In was out.
Out happened to be in right then. The mother
skunk said to Out, "Out, go out and bring In in,
please. I'm worried about him."
Out said, "Sure thing, Mama." So Out went out,
and for the very first time Out and In were out at
the same time. Just a minute or two later Out came
back in, and In came in behind him. For the first
time in a long time In and Out were in at the same
time.
The mother skunk was amazed. "Out, how did you
find your brother so quickly?" she asked.
"Oh, Mama, it was easy," Out said. "In stinked!"
If you could choose between World Peace and Bill
Gates’ money, what color would your Ferrari be?
A sweet little boy surprised his grandmother one
morning and brought her a cup of coffee. He made it
himself and was so proud. He anxiously waited to
hear the verdict on the quality of the coffee. The
grandmother had never in her life had such a bad cup
of coffee, and as she forced down the last sip she noticed three of those little green army guys in the bottom of the cup. She asked, "Honey, why would three
little green army guys be in the bottom of my
cup?" Her grandson replied, "You know grandma, it's
like on TV, 'The best part of waking up is soldiers in
your cup.' "
A polar bear, a giraffe and a penguin walk into a bar.
The bartender says, "What is this, some kind of joke?"
L
I
G
H
T
E
R
THE CHOICE
An old punster made the king the butt of most of
his jokes. Consequently, he was loved by the
people, but hated by the king.
The king endured the ridicule for months. One
day, after hearing people in the streets repeating
some of their favorite quips, he had had enough.
He had the following statement posted around
the royal city:
"By royal decree, anyone who tells a pun will
be hanged by the neck until he is dead."
The old punster kept telling his jokes, including
puns. He was arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged at dawn in a week's time.
The king's conscience was pricked. He didn't
want to execute a citizen for merely telling jokes.
So the king sent a message to the hangman on
the morning of the execution, telling him that the
old man was to be given a pardon if he promised
never to tell another pun.
The old man couldn't imagine living in a world
where he could not tell a pun. So he replied, "No
noose is good news," and died gladly.
S
I
D
E
THE SECRET BOX
A preacher was told by his doctor that he had only a
few weeks left to live.
He went home feeling very sad, and when his wife
heard the sad news she said to him, "Honey, if there's
anything I can do to make you happy, tell me."
The preacher answered, "You know, dear, there's that
box in the kitchen cabinet with what you always
called "your little secret" in it and you said you never
would want me to open it as long as you lived. Now
that I'm about to go home to be with the Lord, why
don't you show me what's in that secret box of
yours?"
The preacher's wife got out the box and opened the
lid.
It contained $10,000 and three eggs.
"What are those eggs doing in the box?" the preacher
asked. "Well, Honey," she replied, "every time your
sermon was really bad I put an egg in the box.
Now the preacher had been preaching for over forty
years, and seeing only three eggs in that old shoe
box, he started to feel very proud about himself and it
warmed his soul.
"And what about that $10,000?"" he asked.
"Oh, you see," she whispered softly, "every time
there were a dozen eggs in the box, I . . . ummm . . .
sold them . . . and put a dollar in the box."
THE CONTEST
There was a man who entered a local paper's pun
contest. He sent in ten different puns, in the hope that
at least one of the puns would win. Unfortunately, no
pun in ten did.
GOLF
Dave McNabb
It took until May 26th for us to get our opening day at
Golf. The weather has not been very kind on Mondays. Our opening day had fine golf weather—not
too hot and not too cold.
Although the weather was co-operative it will take a
few games to catch up to last years quality.
First Place, with an even score were Vera Ralke,
June Isfeld, Bill Morrison, & Warren Wenzel.
A tie for Second Place at minus 2 were teams of Rod
Allen, Vaughan Cochrane and Desa Bobbie, and the
team of Mike Devlin, Julie Sass, Laurie Stirton and
Larry Weber.
Closest to the hole on number one were Neva St.
Dennis and Jack Klassen .
We hope that the weather will be good through the
month of June.
The most valuable money is the money that
you have to give back.
Protect your most valuable assets.
The Fabric Arts group will continue to meet over the
Summer months. As the days get hotter you might
want to take advantage of the buildings air conditioning and work on your fabric projects here at the Centre. We meet on Tuesdays from about 10:00 to 2:00.
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New Horizons 55+ next General Members Meeting is on
Tuesday, July 8th at 7:00 p.m. This is the meeting where
Hot Dogs are served up first at 6:00 p.m. New Horizons
Members are encouraged to come down, munch on a delicious Hot Dog and Catch up on important issues facing
the Centre.
New Horizons 55+ Office will be Closed on
Monday, August 4th for the Long Weekend.
With Four Locations in Winnipeg
News from the
Seniors Resource Program
YOGA
Leanne Stevens
Join us & experience the benefits that practicing
yoga can provide. By incorporating mindfulness with
movement we can learn how to move in a way that
promotes health rather than pain. So come join us
& learn how you can take care of your body, mind
and spirit.
Join our ongoing groups Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m.,
Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. Newcomers are always
The Gimli Seniors Resource Council and Staff would
like to thank everyone who participated in our “What
to Wear… You’ve Got Style!” Fashion Show May 15,
2014. We would like to thank those who purchased
tickets, donated to the silent auctions, the beautiful
models, Johnson’s Clothing and the Lakeview Resort
and Staff. We thank you and appreciate your continued support. The show was a huge success and we
couldn’t have done it without you. Once again thank
you!
welcome. Drop in.
New Horizons Members $6.00,
Non-members $10.00.
Monday evening class begins at 5:30 p.m. All levels. Drop ins welcome. $12.00 per class or buy a 5
class or 10 class pass for $10 per class.
If you have any questions please contact the instructor Leanne Stevens at 641-3920 or email
[email protected].
Bingo at
New Horizons 55+
Edna Lavigne
Wednesday Evenings at 7:00
Namaste ~
PETAL PUSHERS
Ellen Paxton
By the time you read this report, all our beds and
pots will be planted! The warm weather has finally
arrived and we were all anxious to get planting. We
hope you enjoy our artistic creations throughout the
summer! If you still want to help us, we would welcome some dedicated people to help water the plants
over the summer season. Just leave your names with
Jonie in the office and we’ll be in touch with you!
Thanks to Larry Dew for help in moving and arranging
all the potting barrels. Also, many thanks to Sharon
Peichl, our illustrious leader, who did a great job of
organizing us and making it fun for all! And to all Petal
Pushers… “you done good”! Happy Father’s Day
and happy first day of summer to you all!
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KITCHEN NEWS
Sharon Peichl
We prepared the soups for the annual Gimli Hospital Auxiliary luncheon on the 23rd.. We don't cater
often but this event is a good community supporter
to pitch in for.
We are due to have our spring clean up, but are
waiting for a couple of our team leaders to be available after major travel events.
We have received our brand new cooler and will be
ready for the busy summer August weekend. Watch for your opportunity to sign up to help
serve the whole community again!
Have a great summer - enjoy every last minute
of it!!
MEMBERSHIP
Vera Ralke
We now have 553 paid members for the 2013/14
membership year, 119 of whom are new to the Centre this year. Amazing year!
SUNSHINE REPORT
Nancy Allen
Only two cards were sent out in May. These were
"Get Well" wishes and they were sent to Denise
Wenzel and Sharon Carpenter.
Of special note is the passing of Bev Rice earlier in
May. Bev was a long time member of New Horizons
and taught dance lessons here at New Horizons for
many years. Our condolences go out to her family.
If anyone knows of a fellow member that may be going through some troubles, let us know in the office
at 642-7909 and the Centre will send a note to let
them know they are thought of.
INTERLAKE CHEMICALS
Manufacturer of Specialty Industrial
and Janitorial Products
19096 115N - Box 1974, Gimli, Manitoba R0C 1B0
FRANK SIGURDUR
Bus: (204) 642-7687 Fax: (204) 642-4397 Res: (204) 642-9497
BUYING OR SELLING A HOME
OR VACATION PROPERTY?
In addition to seeing your Realtor
and Lender visit our office before
you buy or sell to discuss the important legal questions that often arise.
There is usually no additional fee
and you will be ready to write or
accept your offer.
Whether you are buying or selling
property in Gimli, the Interlake, or in
Winnipeg, we would be pleased to
assist you.
GRANT
BAKER
BARRISTER,
SOLICITOR
AND NOTARY
CALL 642-8681
1-866-487-5688
OR STOP IN.
THE OFFICE IS 0PEN 9-5 MON.TO FRI
AT 72 CENTRE STREET, GIMLI.
PROUDLY PROVIDING FULL-TIME
LEGAL SERVICES TO GIMLI & THE INTERLAKE!
BALLROOM DANCING LESSONS
Gail Hurak
Hilites Article and Admin. Support
Debrorah and Chris Gaynor-Martens
Professional Dance Instructors
I am becoming increasingly worried and concerned
that there isn't enough anxiety in my life.
INTERESTED IN
PICKLEBALL?
We have started Pickleball! If you
have not come to try or watch, you
still have a chance!
Starting next week till August 1st you can book a time
(204-642-7909) to come play (at the Gimli Rec Centre)
or we have a designated drop in time each day from
12:30 - 2:30 p.m. and play against whom ever shows
up.
We are also offering lessons every Tuesday from 10:30
a.m. - 12:30 p.m. if you want to learn this fun sport!
$2.00 per lesson if you have not paid for a season pass.
Season pass (May 20-Aug 1) $15.00/person (New Horizons Members Only)
Come to New Horizons office to pay for your season.
Remember if you want to play Pickleball you
MUST be a Gimli New Horizons Member ($20 covers Now to September) AND pay for a season pass
(May—Aug 1) $15.00
You can get a membership or a season pass at New
Horizons Office. (Mon-Fri 9am4:30pm)
Dates that the Rec Centre is not
available:
June 13-24, back June 25 (closed
weekends and holidays)
Ballroom dance is finished for the season and will
return in the fall.
It is time for summer fun and outdoor activities.
We will resume classes on Tuesday, October 7.
Our first class will be the east coast swing.
This fall, we will be offering 2 classes, we’re going to
split them up into a beginner class and an intermediate class. That way the dancers can practice at the
level they feel comfortable at.
Deborah would like to send out a special Thank You
to Gail Hurak for all her hard work in helping to organize the ballroom lessons, it’s much appreciated
and would be difficult to carry on without her.
Sign up as a SINGLE FEMALE, SINGLE MALE or COUPLES
New Horizons Members - $6.00 /per person, per class
Non-Member (55+ Only) - $10.00 /per person, per class
Nothing brings neighbors together, like a
broken elevator.
VOLUNTEER DIRECTOR
Gloria Mattson
Seventy-eight members attended the Volunteer Appreciation Event held on May 1st at the Centre. I am both
amazed at, and grateful for Vera Ralke’s event planning skills. A Big Thanks to Vera’s team of Fred Ralke, Lil
Page, Joan Sigurdson, Linda Shipman, Lyyne Wall, Maureen Anderson, Linda Cochrane, and Joanne McNabb for
their time and effort. An average of 900 jobs were filled each month to a total of approximately 9,500 volunteer
hours in 2013.Thank you to all the volunteers that were unable to attend the appreciation day this year.
Thank you to all the committee and team leaders for encouraging and mentoring new volunteers as needed. Last,
but not least, a big thank you to Jonie and Chris in the office for recruiting and organizing the volunteers using their
computers, sign-up boards and emails, etc.
Special Moments!
May 16th & 17th was our 7th year running of the New
Horizons Yard Sale.
As in past years, the sale was successful however a
little down from previous years. The 12 volunteers
that came out each day did an excellent job of pricing
and displaying the merchandise. Great job volunteers and a big thank you to all! Volunteer hours
totaled just over 98 hours this year.
Also a big thank you to all who donated items for the
sale. Without your donations this event would not
happen. Proceeds from the sale go back into the
Centre.
Thanks to Rod for the use of his truck for pick ups
and Les did an excellent job with signage.
As you can see from the pic a happy group doing
their job. Also some took time for coffee break and
some were trying out the exercise machine. Although
we were able to get someone else to collect the
money, we missed the presence of Peter Froese at
his usual spot.
Many thanks to the staff for their assistance in taking
calls, making signs, etc.
Taoist Tai Chi Society
of Canada—Gimli Branch
Lina Allegro
The window of opportunity is coming
up for the Beginners session of Gimli
Tai chi. It starts on June 3, 2014.
The Taoist Tai Chi™ internal arts are
specifically designed to improve holistic health. The significant degree of
turning and stretching in each of the
movements, combined with the
adaptability of the form to suit individual needs, are just some of the factors that contribute to
its focus on restoring, improving and maintaining health.
The health benefits include: improved circulation, balance and posture; increased strength and flexibility;
and reduced stress. With regular practise, theTaoist Tai
Chi™ internal arts reach deep inside the body to benefit
the entire physiology including the tendons, joints, spine,
connective tissue and internal organs. It restores the calmness and peace of mind that is often lost through the desires and anxieties of daily life.
Although not a substitute for proper medical treatment, the
Tai Chi that we offer can help to improve the health and
quality of life for people dealing health conditions such as
poor circulation, high blood pressure, arthritis, back pain,
joint immobility, respiratory problems, digestive disorders, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia
and many others.
Eirik Bardal
Undertaker
Telephone: (204) 949-2200
In Gimli Tel.: (204) 642-7124
Fax: (204) 694-9494
Email: [email protected]
82 - 5th Avenue,
Gimli, MB R0C 1B1
TOURS
Elaine Einarson
Marc Palsson
Owner
100 - 7th Avenue,
Gimli, MB R0C 1B0
Telephone: (204) 642-9688, Ext. 7001
Fax: (204) 642-8688
Toll Free: 1-877-770-7662 (RONA)
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rona.ca
BUILDING
CENTRE
GIMLI
OPEN 7 DAYS
A WEEK
Gimli High School Senior Jazz Band will be holding it’s Annual “Jazz at the Dock” on June 6th from
Noon to 1:00 p.m., weather permitting. If you happen to be in the area stop by for a listen.
Well here we are, back from our final casino trip till
the fall. Our thanks to Bruce and Brenda entertaining us with stories and bingo. To our bus driver Al,
we thank you. A good time was had by all, some
better than others. We had some winners big and
small. Some enjoyed the pool while others had
tours of the area by Danny on a golf cart. We got a
glimpse of the inside of the cabins. They are rented
at $200 a night but can sleep 8 people. All amenities are in the cabin and staff come in to clean. All
you have to bring is your food and many go to the
casino to eat since it is so reasonable. Thursday
buffet was steak with all the trimmings for $5.00,
how can you beat that. On the second day we enjoyed shopping in Devils Lake. A new Super Wallmart is due to open in July. On our return home we
enjoyed the US Duty Free store.
I would like to thank all who have booked the tours
out of Gimli. Without you there would not be a need
for bringing a bus out of the city. In the fall we are
looking at trips to Shooting Star and Northern
Lights. Congratulations to Bruce & Brenda of B&B
Lucky Tours on the birth of a granddaughter in Taiwan called Makayla Maggie.
Have a good summer and enjoy the weather and
keep active.
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Seniors Discount: 65yrs. or older, 10% off on
Lunch or Dinner Buffett From Oct 1 to April 30th
Mon. - Sat. 11:30 am to 9:00 pm
Sunday Noon to 8:00 pm
Facebook: Comodo Chinese Restaurant
WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE
MONDAY
Fit N’ Fun
Line Dance
Mahjong
Canasta
Yoga
TUESDAY
9:30 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Yoga
Tai Chi
 Continuing
Fabric Arts
WEDNESDAY
9:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
Fit N’ Fun
Jammers
Duplicate Bridge
Bingo
9:30 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Pickleball runs for the entire week with courts open from 8:30 to 3:30 at the Gimli Rec Centre. Please
confirm with the office the times that you are planning on playing.
Please Note that from June
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
Billiards
Yoga
Cribbage
Line Dance
Anytime
11:30 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Fit N’ Fun
Tai Chi
 Continuing
Contract Bridge
Canasta
Wood Carving
SATURDAY
9:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
ACTIVITY PRICES - Members $1.00 - Non members $5.00. Some activities charge more, due to prize money and service fee.
PLEASE CONTACT ACTIVITY DIRECTOR BEFORE JOINING. CONTACT NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS ARE ON THE FRONT INSIDE COVER OF THE NEWS LETTER.
NUMBERS AT A GLANCE
HORIZON Hearing ………..…….
•
Next Scheduled day for Horizon at New Horizons 55+ is: June 4 & 18th
BELTONE Hearing ………………
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For Appointment call 1-877-300-7507
For Appointment call 1-800-661-2653
Next Scheduled day for Beltone at New Horizons 55+ Activity Centre is: JULY
Do you know anyone who is qualified to teach:
 Self-Defense?
• Jewelry Making?
• Stained Glass?
 Any other small, easily teachable art or activity?
If so, Please let the Office Know at 642-7909, we are trying to incorporate
some more programs at the Centre.
Find New Horizon 55+ at our website: www.gimlinewhorizons.com