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Fall Computer Classes & Workshops

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Classes are offered by Christine Nugent and currently run 9am - Noon. Cost of workshop is $10 by cheque at time of sign-up.

Tues Oct 28 Word Processing
Tues Nov 4, 11, 18 Beginner Computer ($35)
Tues Nov 25 Vista Lap Top - bring your own computer ($10)

List of Courses Offered
Beginner & Intermediate Computer (General)

Digital Cameras - How to upload your pictures, burning copies, picture editing & organizing. $10 for one morning.

Internet and Email- advance searching, Facebook, banking online, email attachments, downloading.(read on)

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Swimming @ Y & Osteoporosis Exercise Start Oct

Two new programs started in Oct. We rented the pool at the YMCA, complete with an Aquafit instructor and lifeguard. Participants can choose whether to take the class, swim lengths or just play in the water.
Also, Lori Moreau offered an exercise program, designed for, but not restricted to people concerned about osteoporosis. (Make sure it's ok with your doctor that you participate.) Both programs continue through Nov, so check the newsletter by clicking the "Newsletter" tab above for times, costs and registration details. You must pre-register for both of these programs.

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Linedancing Class Mon & Wed All Summer

Beginner linedance class with Lise Pyburn

Every Monday and Wednesday morning more than 50 line dancers come out to the air conditioned centre and enjoy a couple of hours together dancing. Line dancing burns calories, increases metabolism, stimulates endorphins (the body's feel-good hormone), relieves depression and anxiety, and in addition, is a general all-around stress reducer. When you get your body moving to some stimulating music and learn new steps, it stimulates your brain. Also, you will find that the Senior Center line dancers care more about having 'fun' than how accurate the dance steps are. It's all about having fun!

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