[email protected] Website: www.gimlinewhorizons.com

Tel: 642-7909 • Email: [email protected]
Website: www.gimlinewhorizons.com
August
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
TBA
642-7909
Floor Curling (Friday)
Sept - April
Fred Ralke
642-9391
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
Some other great off-season activities our
members enjoy...
Acrylic Painting Classes
These Classes run from October to May. Come and explore your creative side with teacher Lorraine MacVicar as
she coaxes that next great painting out of her students.
Carpet Bowling
Runs from October to April each year. Join Vic Savage
and the others as they perfect their indoor bowling on specially made foam carpets.
Texas Hold’ Em
For our more adventurous risk taking Members, this
weekly card game has been a big hit. Players start off with
an allowance of poker chips with which to bet. Members
can join at any time during the season as it works on a
point system all culminating in a tournament at the end of
the season.
Pickleball
Our newest sport. We have set-up in the Gimli Rec Center
until Fall and then hope to move to another suitable indoor
arena for the Winter. Try this new sport if you really want
a good workout!
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]
News from the
Seniors Resource Program
The Gimli Seniors Resource Council Inc. cordially invites
you to attend as we proudly present Sisters of the Holy
Rock! Saturday September 13, 2014 at the Gimli High
School Gymnasium (Wheel Chair accessible). Tickets
available at our office located at the Gimli Community
Health Centre 120-6th Ave. office 22, Johnson’s 76 Centre
St. and Tergesen’s 82-1st Ave. or for more information
please call: 204-642-7297.
The Gimli Seniors Resource Council is
also raffling off a Furnished Hand
Crafted Doll House made and donated by
Marcel Cherlet. Tickets are $1.00 each
or 3 for $2.00. The draw will be held on
Saturday September 13, 2014 at our concert fundraiser. For tickets please call the Seniors Resource Program @ 204-642-7297.
Card Yard News and More!
BRIDGE NEWS - Roman Puzant
Beginners Bridge
Sharon Peichl (204-642-4492) has suspended Beginner Lessons until October. Please contact Sharon at that time for confirmation.
Contract Bridge
Contract Bridge sessions are held every Friday at
1:00 p.m.
Attendance is steady and sessions shall continue
throughout the summer.
Duplicate Bridge
Weekly sessions every Wednesday at 6:30p.m.
Things overheard at the Bridge Club
• They found that elusive four-two fit in a mayjor.
• "You asked for it" while putting down a five point
dummy.
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!
INTERLAKE CHEMICALS
Manufacturer of Specialty Industrial
and Janitorial Products
19096 115N - Box 1974, Gimli, Manitoba R0C 1B0
TOURS
Elaine Einarson
Arrangements are being looked into for a bus trip to
Shooting Star Casino in September. Watch the bulletin
Boards at New Horizons for more information, dates
and times.
FRANK SIGURDUR
Bus: (204) 642-7687 Fax: (204) 642-4397 Res: (204) 642-9497
MAHJONG (Board Game)
Mah-Jong will quite likely start up again in September or
October depending on Interest. 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.
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.
“Chase the Ace”
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
New Plugs have been installed in the Grand Room,
should be more convenient to brew the large coffee
urns at our functions now. The fan in the men’s washroom is currently being repaired and the fan in the ladies has been checked over as well.
Highway signs for New Horizons have been redone
and have been put up on the corners in Gimli, and on
Highways 8 and 9 coming into Gimli.
Quote of the Month
“The short memories of Municipal Voters is what keeps
our useless politicians in office.”
Never trust a dog to watch your food.
JAMMERS
Andy Smaha
There were five Wednesdays in July—Lots of
songs and music done of all sorts. Old time—
Classic Country—Gospel & Hymns—Juke Box
stuff from the 50’s and 60’s—and much more.
We’re all having fun and enjoy getting together
for our jamming sessions. Wednesdays from
1:00 to 3:00 pm, Come and hear us play, we
would enjoy having you.
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.
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current hearing care
provider?
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Is in Gimli on
August 6 & 20
Call today for your
Appointment!
FREE Hearing Tests
And Consultations
Call us Toll Free:
1-877-300-7507
Or check out our website at:
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Perogy Leader Needed !
The perogy Crew needs a volunteer to lead the
Wednesday portion of New Horizons perogy
project for this coming fall season.
The Wednesday Leader part of the project involves co-ordinating the rollers, dough makers,
pinchers, cookers, and wrappers to bring the
product to a finish.
If there are any New Horizons Members who
would like to help out and commit to this leadership role for the next year please come in and
let the office know or call 642-7909.
Cookers and Dishwashers
Needed !
The Tuesday Perogy Prep Team Need two
more volunteers to help handle cooking the potatoes and Washing the pots and pans afterwards.
The cooking part involves some heavy lifting so
bring some muscles along.
Let the office know at 642-7909 if you can help
out.
ZUMBA GOLD
with
LESLY KATZ
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
MY TWO daughters often tease their grandfather about being stubborn, a trait he strenuously
denies. One day Grandpa was telling them
about a horse-pack trip he had taken up the
Continental Divide. "The guides felt that the
personalities of horse and rider should be compatible," he related. "They matched us up carefully." "What was your horse like?" one daughter broke in. Grandpa's answer was reluctant.
"They gave me a mule," he said.
CAUGHT up in the fitness craze, I joined a club that
offered a reasonably priced membership. Although I
never went, a year later I hurried back to renew. "Do
you guys have a name for people like me who join and
never show up?" I jokingly asked the well-muscled
man behind the counter. "Sure," he responded with a
grin. "Profit."
The Wise Farmer's Donkey
One day a farmer's donkey fell down into a well. The
animal cried piteously for hours as the farmer tried to
figure out a way to get him out. Finally he decided it
was probably impossible and the animal was old and
the well was dry anyway, so it just wasn't worth it to
try and retrieve the donkey. So the farmer asked his
neighbours to come over and help him cover up the
well. They all grabbed shovels and began to shovel
dirt into the well.
At first, when the donkey realized what was happening he cried horribly. Then, to everyone's amazement,
he quieted down and let out some happy brays. A
few shovel loads later, the farmer looked down the
well to see what was happening and was astonished at
what he saw. With every shovel of dirt that hit his
back, the donkey was shaking it off and taking a step
up.
As the farmer's neighbours continued to shovel dirt on
top of the animal, he continued to shake it off and
take a step up. Pretty soon, to everyone's amazement,
the donkey stepped up over the edge of the well and
trotted off.
Will and Guy consider that the moral of this tale is:
Life is going to shovel dirt on you. The trick to getting out of the well is to shake it off and take a step
up. Through applying wisdom every adversity can be
turned into a stepping stone. The way to get out of
the deepest well is by never giving up but by shaking
yourself off and taking a step up.
What happens to you isn't nearly as important as how
you react to it.
WHEN my daughter Caroline asked me if I would
baby-sit for her six-month-old identical twins, I was
hesitant. "How am I going to tell April from Stacey?" I asked. Caroline was busy getting ready to
leave the house. "Just ask Rick," she said, nodding at her four-year-old, who was engrossed in a
cartoon show on TV. "He knows." Confidently, I
undressed the twins and put them in the
bath. When I was ready to dress them, I called to
Rick. "Which one is which?" "That's easy," he
yelled back, eyes still riveted on Bugs
Bunny. "April always wears blue."
L
I
MY GRANDMOTHER, 75 at the time, went
downtown to see her ophthalmologist, whose
office was in a large hotel. But there was a door
at the end of a corridor she couldn't open. She
gave the knob a good, hard twist but that didn't
help. Then she tugged and rattled the handle
quite vigorously. Suddenly she heard a voice
say. "Take it easy, lady! The bar doesn't open
for another two hours!"
G
H
T
E
R
S
I
D
E
ON A car trip, my grandparents stopped at a roadside
restaurant for lunch. There on a table Grandma left
her sunglasses, which she didn't miss until she and
Grandpa were back in their car on the highway. By
then, they had to travel some distance before they
could find a place to turn around. Grandpa fussed and
complained, but gradually quieted down as they
neared the restaurant. As he got out of the car it was
in a humble voice that he said, "Well, I guess while
I'm in there I might just as well get my hat."
A FRIEND wanted me to enroll in an aerobics class.
"No. Absolutely not!" I exclaimed. "I tried that
once." "What happened?" she asked, looking puzzled. "I twisted, hopped, jumped, stretched and
pulled," I replied. "And by the time I got those darn
leotards on, the class was over!"
WHILE I was working at a fitness club, a co-worker
was showing a new member around. Turning to the
trainer the woman said, "I don't feel comfortable
here. I feel fat, ugly and not properly dressed. Everyone seems to be thin, beautiful and wearing the
nicest aerobic outfits." In an attempt to make the
unhappy woman feel at home, the fitness trainer
replied, "You shouldn't feel that way. Not everyone
here is the way you describe. Look at the fat man
riding the bicycle over there. He's not well dressed."
The woman stared at the trainer and said, "That's
my husband."
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The Fabric Arts group meets every Tuesday
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pm. People are welcome to bring their own projects
or combine their quilting talents together to create
something unique and wonderful. Drop by, chat, perhaps do lunch, it’s a pretty friendly group.
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YOGA
PETAL PUSHERS
Leanne Stevens
Ellen Paxton
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
welcome. Drop in.
The heat is finally here and our flowers love it! We
hope you enjoy the results of our hard work over the
season. We do! Anyone wanting to water the plants is
(gratefully) encouraged to do so. And many thanks to
Interlake Nurseries and especially to Solmundson’s
Nurseries for their help and support in our plant selection. Now get out there and enjoy our famous Gimli
summer! Happy Islendingadagurinn!
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].
Namaste ~
When your dad is mad and asks you,
"Do I look stupid?" don't answer him.
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(Residence 642-8432)
P.O. Box 4000, Gimli, MB R0C 1B0
KITCHEN NEWS
Sharon Peichl
Here we go – back in the kitchen for a 'warm up' of
our talents for the fall season (too soon upon us!!)
Pancake Breakfast time – 3 busy mornings of welcoming the community to our facility and to meet
our very capable members who cook and serve for
about 2000 hungry patrons each year. It has taken
a lot of organization to keep this operation going
every year.
The lists and job outline are well documented and
so very necessary – what would we do without our
lists???? Members line up to sign up and then perform so many tasks working together. Thanks in
advance to you all!!
The next event will be our catering dinner for about
125 contestants in the Heart and Stroke Golf Tournament on the 16th. Another set of lists (!! of course)
and led by Marilyn Campbell to ensure all details
are attended to. A full day for several teams to produce a great dining experience again. We begin
with peeling potatoes and carrots at 9am, and end
by (of course) cleaning up to leave our fine kitchen
in shape for the September start of our own fun season.
The 8 lunch teams will start serving Friday lunches
on September 12th. Menus will soon be a part of our
'to do' lists. The draft schedule is prepared – waiting
for adjustments due to welcome winter holidays! No
problem – we are flexible! We often need spares for
the teams and helpers for all events during the year.
Team lists and spare list will be posted for you to
add your name or just ask at the office. Each team
prepares 3 or 4 lunches for 40 or more diners about
once every 2 months over the winter. Some teams
have been operating for 10 years, and some for 2 or
3. All agree that it is an enjoyable experience, and
are carrying on for another year at least. Thanks to
every team member and their frequent helpers!!
ATTENTION NEW HORIZON
FLOOR CURLERS...
Fred and Vera Ralke are calling on someone to take
over the Thursday Floor Curling Program. The Thursday Floor Curling program plays an important role in
New Horizons Floor Curling Activity. On Thursday the
floors are prepared and the mats sets up to make the
room ready for Friday Floor Curling. Typically, after
the room is set-up on Thursday people are encouraged to have a quick game or two just for fun. This
provides a good training ground for people new to the
sport or people who just want to play for fun. Please
let the office know if you would be interested in
taking this on. This activity could be run by a few
people collectively or perhaps by a husband and wife
team.
MEMBERSHIP
Vera Ralke
We now have 572 paid members for the 2013/14
membership year, 135 of whom are new to the Centre this year.
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.
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LEGAL SERVICES TO GIMLI & THE INTERLAKE!
GIMLI NEW HORIZONS 55+
BALLROOM DANCING LESSONS
Bingo at
New Horizons 55+
Edna Lavigne
Wednesday Evenings at 7:00
You can discover more about a person in an hour
of play than in a year of conversation.
Have you thought about learning ballroom dancing? Here
are some thoughts on our Ballroom Dancing Program.
Classes are drop in. Come and try a class.
Fun! The social nature of this activity is wonderful. We
laugh lots and enjoy the sport.
Health benefits: Usually as physical exercise. It's important to keep moving as we age. More recently, we've
seen research on further health benefits of dancing, such
as stress reduction and increased serotonin level, with its
sense of well-being.
Brain Development: New England Journal of Medicine
states,... " the only physical activity to offer protection
against dementia was frequent dancing."
Doing crossword puzzles at least four days a week - 47%
Dancing frequently - 76%. That was the greatest risk
reduction of any activity studied, cognitive or physical.
Ballroom dancing has many spontaneous decisions which
promote the growth of nerve pathways in the brain.
Learn Something New: Dancing integrates several
brain functions at once — kinesthetic, rational, musical,
and emotional. You are using a lot of your brain, moving
and having fun all at the same time!
We dance every Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. We will
begin in the fall, once golfing is finished and the garden is
taken in. Please consider joining us.
5 Pin Bowling
Tom Hussey
The 2014-2015 bowling season will begin on September 11th at 1:00 pm.
The sign-up sheet is now posted on the bulletin board
at New Horizons.
All new members who would like to bowl please signup by the end of August.
All of you who bowled last year will be contacted by
phone. Enjoy the Summer!
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GOLF
Dave McNabb
Although we were expecting improved weather in
July, Monday, July 7 supplied a storm with rain that
drove most of the golf groups back to the club house
after playing a couple of holes.
July 14 was a much nicer day, although, quite windy.
First place team included—Kel Crawford, larry Weber, Norma Doerksen & Carol Gillespie.
Second Place—Bernie Plishke, Jackie Poloski, Teval
Marks & Dave McNabb
Third Place—Fred Ralke, Rick Adrian, Neva St. Dennis, and Marg Meisner
A raisin dropped in a glass of fresh champagne
will bounce up and down continuously from the
bottom of the glass to the top.
SUNSHINE REPORT
The Office
This month a sympathy card was sent to Margaret
Thorarinson on the passing of her Grandson.
If you know of a member who is experiencing some
rough times please let the office know at 642-7909
and we will send along a card to let them know they
are not alone.
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]
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Closest to the hole were Suzanne Barrow and Rick
Adrian.
July 21—Finally-A warm, sunny day!
We played a “Scramble” game which everyone
seemed to enjoy.
First Place—Mike Tesarski, Jim Richardson, Teval
Marks and Emily Devlin.
Second Place was a tie with the teams of: Lois
Schell, Bill Sass, Al Kist & Harvey Rosenbaum.
Other team was Gord Page, Larry Weber, Muriel
Howarth & Marge Meisner.
Closest to the hole were Vera Ralke and Al Kist.
July 28—An even nicer day! Sunny and Warm.
We had a tie for First Place at plus 10.
Mike Devlin, Al Kist, JoAnn Tesarski & Harvey
Rosenbaum. Other team was Vera Ralke, Vivian
Boyko, Terry Janzen & Bill Delorme.
Second Place at plus 8 included Jim Richardson,
Rick Adrian, Muriel Howarth and Jackie Poloski.
As the weather improves—so do the scores!
Closest to the hole were Mike Devlin and Desa Bobbie.
Hope the weather stays nice through August!
WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE
MONDAY
Fit N’ Fun
Line Dance
Canasta
Yoga
TUESDAY
9:30 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Yoga
Tai Chi
 Continuing
Fabric Arts
Zumba Gold
WEDNESDAY
9:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
10:45 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.
(w/ Lesly Katz)
Pickleball will be played at the Loni Beach Tennis courts for the remainder of the Winter.
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
Zumba Gold
SATURDAY
9:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
(w/ Lesly Katz)
Contract Bridge
Canasta
Wood Carving
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
ACTIVITY PRICES - Members $1.00 - Non members $6.00. 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 ………..…….
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Next Scheduled day for Horizon at New Horizons 55+ is: AUGUST 6 & 20th
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: AUGUST 27
“Your Cottage Country Department Store”
Located at 76 Centre Street, Gimli, Manitoba
Present this coupon and receive 10% off your
Purchase on any regular priced items.
(excluding mattresses & boxsprings)
Find New Horizon 55+ at our website: www.gimlinewhorizons.com