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WHAT’S HAPPENING
Week of October 23rd, 2023
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 Saturday October 21 2:00pm- The Jim Campbell Jazz Trio  - Howard Baer (bass), Jim Campbell (saxophone) and Steven Peacock (guitar) perform solo and, for the first time ever, as a live jazz trio. All are welcome!  Donations appreciated.
 
Forum- Wednesday-October 25th at 10:30 **NOTE the TIME- Vision Loss Rehab-  Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada is a not-for- profit national healthcare organization and leading provider of rehabilitation services for individuals with vision loss at no cost.  Presented by Adrienne McNair, Client Care Navigator. The services address unique needs- the everyday activities that sighted people take for granted- like reading medication labels, walking in their neighbourhood, or preparing meals. They teach skills and techniques, how to use visual aids, technology, and white canes.
 
Saturday-October 28th-1:30 pm- Auction 45’s and Pizza. Sign up at the Centre single or by table of 4. Cost $8.00 per person.  All Welcome!
 
Christmas at McAdam Station -  This is a private excursion through Pam Noble Tour on December 4, 2023. Cost per person is $130.00 plus all taxes and gratuities.  Includes a delicious turkey dinner, entertainment during the meal by the “Station Folks”, music by Bob Johnson, and ending with a Christmas sing-along.  Pick up at 4:00pm from the Frex parking lot. Time is running short. If you are planning to gift yourself this magical experience, come in to the Centre and sign- up to ensure you have a seat. 
 
Friends of The Stepping Stone Senior Centre - Continues until the end of December. The Centre’s annual appeal for financial support.
Volunteers Wanted for the Program Committee. We need people. The next meeting is October 23rd, 11 am, if you’d like to sit in.  For more information, please contact Susan Wright, Acting Chair, or leave contact information with Krista Wilson, Coordinator. Terms of reference for the Committee are available.
 
Needed - 250 ML Mason Jars for Jam making, Thank you.
 
Community News
 
211 is the number to call when you don’t know where to turn.  This is a 24/7 service provided by United Way across the Canada.  You will find help, information and support from an actual human being.  It’s free and confidential. You can be served in any of 170 languages!  We have 211 cards available at the Centre to pass on to a friend, neighbour or family member. 
 
FREE Workshops on Digital Skills-The Digital Skills Fall Workshop Series kicks off on Oct. 25th.  Six workshops are planned through Mount Allison University throughout the fall with online and in-person delivery. These FREE workshops on #digitalskills are offered to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the wider community: mta.ca/about/news/dig… pic.twitter.com/z1wustOx15
 
Death Expo – Thursday, October 26, 10 am – 7 pm, New Maryland Centre!  You will find information, resources, and services to support you in the planning of end-of-life care.  For more information email [email protected]
 
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