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what’s inside

A Word from your President

From the Desk of the Executive Director

Meet Our Team

Centre Services

Coming Attractions

Book Review

Club News

Tea & Conversation

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DIGITAL EDITIONMarch 2020available online atwww.yycseniors.com

Join us to Stay Active and Stay Involved!

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Pat Pitselfrom your President

Pat Pitsel

Is there anything more noteworthy in March than St. Patrick’s Day on the 17th? Well, if you’re Irish, then the second most important day in March is the following day, March 18, date for Confederation Park Annual General Meeting. And following are the 10 most important reasons why you need to attend.

10. Because March is a very boring month, so you need something exciting to spice it up.

9. Because you’ll be able to vote on a by-law change, and this will be the most exciting thing my heart can handle.

8. Because you will be able to find out what your membership fees have paid for, and why the Presi-dent did not get an all-expense paid trip to Edmon-ton to recruit new members.

7. Because you will be able to ask questions of our auditor, unless they concern marital status, race, religion, ethnicity, age or political persuasion.

6. Because you may have your photograph pub-lished in the Gazette.

5. Because you could find yourself sitting beside your new bff, or even be introduced to a potential life partner. There is a high likelihood of this hap-pening since we have a truly quality membership.

4. Because you have the opportunity to choose the new Board of Directors, and there will even be choices and a ballot!

3. Because we need a certain number of people to attend (a quorum) and our membership has been increasing. Don’t YOU be the reason why we have to have a do-over.

2. Because this is YOUR organization, and if you don’t let us know what you like or dislike, then we might just go ahead and do what we please.

1. Because there will be a scrumptious free lunch (pizza, yay) before the AGM, at 12:00. However, if you come for the lunch you are honour bound to stay for the meeting.

I’m excited to announce that we have more candidates running to fill Board positions than we have vacancies for. This is great news and speaks to the vibrancy of our organization. Note that nominations are NOT closed, and if you have been thinking of throwing your hat into the ring, (or toque into the basket) you can submit your names to Jeannette Provo, our ED., to any member of the Board, or be nominated from the floor at the AGM. Remember, if you see a turtle on top of a fence post he didn’t get there by himself.


from the desk

of the Executive Director

A great deal of work has been completed and continues when being on a board of directors. Many thanks to all of you!

We will be hosting another Fashion Show on April 15th, as well as our Volunteer Ap-preciation event on April the 1st. Please ensure that you get tickets for the Fashion Show soon as we had to turn people away last time. We also need to know how many of our volunteers will be joining us for the event on April 1st, so get you name on the list. This is to ensure that we have enough food for all attending.

Please note that for the monthly lunches you need to purchase tickets by the week before the event. The food is ordered in advance; therefore, we have to have the number of people who will be attending the week before. No tickets will be sold at the door.

Welcome to spring all! And the luck of the Irish!

We have interesting entertainment for the monthly lunch on Monday March 16th. We hope that you will enjoy it. This group is travel-ling across Canada to entertain and will be in Calgary to entertain at a number of venues. Please purchase your ticket soon to be a part of this lovely afternoon.

Spring…. another of my favourite times of year! Flowers coming out, walking and fresh air…you just cannot go wrong with spring.

March 18th is our Annual General Meeting and we encourage you to join us. Lunch will be served at 12:00, with the meeting to follow at 1:00. After the election, we will serve desserts and share announcements, followed by meet-ing the new board of directors.

I would like to thank the current board on be-half of the staff for all the hard work they have put in this past year. I would also like to thank Wendy Rodger for her work on the board as President from March to September of 2019.


meet our team

CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PATRICIA PITSELPresident

LINDA EARLVice President

DOREEN HERDMANSecretary

MARLENE MONILAWSFinance

DIRECTORS

BEV CUMMINGJEANNE DUGGAN

LINDA EARLMUYIDEEN ELEGBEDE

JOHN MYLESBILL TAYLOR

LINDA BROWN, ADVISOR

STAFF

JEANNETTE PROVO Executive Director JUDY DUFORT Executive Assistant ANGELA MCINTYRE Marketing/Fund Devel- opmentCoordinator RICHARD MA Volunteer Coordinator DEBBIE NAY T&C/Volunteer CoordinatorSHAUNA SHEPPARD T&C Assistant MATT LUCY Janitorial

Carya Adult Services Coordinators

SUJA THOMAS and ANNETTE SACKMANN

have relocated to the Bowness Office403.286.1811

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Full / Associate Membership

$30.00 / year

Membership Year

September 1 - August 31

HOURS OF OPERATION

OFFICEMonday to Friday

8:30 AM to 4:00 PM

RECEPTION DESKMonday to Friday

9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

BOUTIQUE & NEXT-TO-NEW SHOPMonday to Friday

9:30 AM to 3:00 PM

KITCHENCoffee / Tea Available

Monday to Friday9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

Lunch AvailableMonday to Wednesday10:00 AM to 12:30 PM

Thursday10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Friday11:00 AM to 1:00 PM


centre services

COMMISSIONER OF OATHSJeannette Provo, Executive Director for Confederation Park 55+ Activity CentrePlease call 403.289.4780 Ext. 223 Services by appointment only

RENT ANY OF THE CLASSROOMS, STUDIO OR THE SOCIAL ROOMMake an appointment with our Executive Director Jeannette Provo.Jeannette will be happy to help you with your arrangements and answer all your questions. Please call 403.289.4780 Ext. 223

Joe is Back!

Appointments are available the first Tuesday of every month from

9:30 am - 11:30 am on a drop in basis.

M C P H A I L H A R D I N G

LAWYERMEMBERS ONLYBy AppointmentThursday March 12 and 26, 2020 Check Mcphail Harding website for interesting blog posts at:www.mcphailharding.com

P O D I AT R I S TMEMBERS ONLYApril 3, 2020$10.00 per visitpayable to Dr. Somerbring your Alberta Health Card

HARP HEARING CAREAudiologistMost Thursdays duringT&C at 12:30pmNo appointment necessary587 392-4268

Good Food Box $25/20lbs $30/30 lbs $35/40lbsOrder Deadline: March 17, 2020Delivery: March 26 , 2020Phone: 403 289-4780

Before you start your next year’s Christmas ProjectGET YOUR SEWING MACHINECLEANED AND OILED$15.00BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 403 289-4780


coming attractions

Thank you to Our Gold Sponsor!

Wednesday March 11 - Horizon Health Seniors - Benefits PresentationMonday March 16 - St Patrick Day Luncheon - 12:15pmWednesday March 18 - AGM - come out for PIZZA! - 12:00pmWednesday March 25 - Spanish Demo 2:00pm - 3:00pmWednesday April 1 - Volunteer Recognition Party - 12:00pm - please registerWednsday April 15 - Fashion Show - 12:00pmSaturday April 18 - Calgary Housing ForumWednesday April 29 - Dementia Presentation - 1:00pm - 3:00pmWednesday May 6 - Mother’s Day High Tea - 12:15pmWednesday May 13 - Caregivers Information Fair - 1:00pm - 3:00 pmWednesday May 27 - Pancake Brunch for Garage Sale Volunteers - 11:00am - 12:00pmSaturday May 30 - Garage Sale 9:00am - 3:00pmWednesday June 10 - Greensleeve and Personal Directive Presentation 1:00pm - 3:00pmFriday June 12 - Fundraiser - Dinner, Silent Auction, Stan Foster - 5:00pmThursday June 25 - Father’s Day BBQSaturday November 21 - Art, Craft and Bake Sale - 9:00am - 3:00pm

spanish demoWednesday March 25, 2020 2:00pm to 3:00 pm

Classroom 3“Dos cervezas por favor?”

Are these the only words you know in Spanish? Then the Spanish Demo is for you.

euchreInterested playing tricks, sticking it

to the dealer, trumping?If you are interested in playing the card game euchre please contact

Jeannette 403 289-4780


From the Confederation Park 55 + Book Club

book review

Book of Joy

“No dark fate determines the future. We do. Each day and each moment, we are able to create and re-create our lives and the very quality of human life on our planet. That is the power we wield.” The book of Joy. The author was Douglas Carlton Abrams, editor and the founder of the literary agency Idea Architects.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu travelled to Dharamsala, India to celebrate the Dalai Lama’s 80th birthday with him and to engage in a multi-day conversation with him about joy. The dialogue took place be-tween April 18 and April 24, 2015. During the momentous occasion they were constantly surrounded by a film crew which they managed to ignore and were able to have a conversation between just the two of them.

Day 1 - The nature of true joy. From the beginning, the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Tutu included all of us, the entire human population, in the conversation and reiterated repeatedly that we are all respon-sible for developing a happier more joyful world. They expressed concern that today people focus too much on external, materialistic values and not enough on inner values like kindness and compassion.

Days 2 and 3 - The obstacles to joy. Two days were devoted to all the ways that human beings suffer from fear, stress, anxiety, anger, frustration, sadness, grief, loneliness, envy, illness, and fear of death. It might seem like it would be depressing or distressing to read these chapters, but they both approach suffering from a different perspective and share how joy can coexist with suffering and that suffering may actually lead to unexpected joy.

Days 4 and 5 - The eight pillars of joy. The last two days were devoted to talking about the foundation of joy including qualities of the mind: perspective, humility, humour, and acceptance and qualities of the heart: forgiveness, gratitude, compassion, and generosity, “Ultimately, joy is not something to learn, it is something to live. And our greatest joy is lived in deep, loving, and generous relationships with others.” - The Book of Joy.

The bottom line - The Book of Joy is a beautifully crafted work of inspiration, hope, and joy co-created by the three men listed on the book jacket and many people behind the scenes - Dalai Lama, Des-mond Tuto and Douglas Carlton Abrams.

The next book club meeting is March 3, 2020 at 12:45pm and the book Women Heroes of World War II by Kathryn J Atwood.


What Is the Confederation Park 55 + Activity Centre?

The Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre is the second largest older adult centre in the city

of Calgary. More than 740 older adults stay active through participating in 44 classes per week in activities like music, dancing, art and card

playing.

We’re serious about promoting a fun and lively atmosphere because we take health and well-

being seriously. We respond to the needs of older adults by connecting them with opportunities for

social interaction, education, and volunteerism.

Everything we do is designed to promote mental and physical well-being – and to have fun while

doing it.

Join us Today!go to yycseniors.com to see a list of clubs

and activities.

The Centre is supported in part by FCSS. We are grateful for the continued support.

who we are

As part of our advocacy we are presenting work-shops around seniors’ issues on a monthly basis.

Please see our schedule for the coming months of speakers. Kindly remember to sign up so we can go ahead with the events.

March 11 - 1 pm to 3 pmHorizon Health will be speaking on Seniors’ Benefits

April 29 - 1 pm to 3 pmAlzheimer Society of Calgary

May 13 - 1 pm to 3 pmCaregivers Week - an informational session

June 10 - 1 pm to 3 pmGreen Sleeve and Goals of Care- a discussion on personal directive, advance careplanning and the goals of care and how to useGreen Sleeve

Please watch the Gazette for more information. As we get closer to the events posters with ad-ditional information will be placed on the bulletin boards.

All are great topics, excellent information and valuable knowledge.

Jeannette

Did you know that music may actually help your memory capability?

Be Brain Fit. Listen to music.

speaker series



club news

PAINTING FOR FUNWednesday 1:00 - 3:00

PICKLEBALLMonday/Friday

1:00 - 3:003:00 - 5:00

Equipment supplied

SATURDAY NIGHT DANCESMarch 14 - BadlandersMarch 28 - Black Velvet

Doors open 6:30Dance starts 7:30

$12/person membership not required

SHARING HANDICRAFTSTuesdays 1:00 - 3:00

SNOOKEROpen Daily 9:00 - 4:00

Men Only Mondays 9:00 - 12:00Ladies Only Tuesdays 9:00 - 12:00

THE DOUGLAS SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCERS

Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:30

WOODCARVINGThursday 9:30 - 11:30

BOOK CLUB1st Tuesday monthly

(Sept to June) 12:45 - 2:45

BRIDGEWednesdays - in the Lobby

1:30 - 3:30 (Novice)

CRIBBAGETuesdays 9:30 - 11:30

DRAMA CLUBTBD

MEN’S SHEDEvery second Wednesday

10:00 - 12:00

OLD TIME GLIDERSWednesday Evenings 7:00 - 9:00

Pattern Dancing ClubPartners are required

WRITERS’ CLUBWednesday 10:00 - 11:00

A CP55AC membership is required to join clubs - a club fee of $20/person/per semester.The fee allows you to join ANY club of the current semester.


tea & conversation

We continue to remember, acknowledge and thank Jean Turnbull,“The Mother of Confederation Park”. She left us with wonderful memories along with a generous donation to our Tea and Conversation Program and our centre.

tea & conversation

March 2020 Entertainment

March 5th - The ConfederatesMarch 12th - Greg RumpelMarch 19th - Randy PoirierMarch 26th - Ukulele Club (March Birthdays)

THANK YOU

For all your donations to the Tea and Conversationprogram. Your support is greatly appeciated and needed.

To our entertainers who give us their music and talents to enjoy week after week.

We are so lucky to have such wonderful volunteers to count on week after week. You never let us down. Thanks a million!

Phone Number: 403 910-5860 Phone Number: 587 392-4268Phone Number: 403 286-4414

Phone Number: 1 877 929-9222

Phone Number: 403 776-0460


Old Time Gliders - thank you for your continued support, generosity and donations to our T&C Program.

Tea and Conversation is well attended every week, we thank you for all of your support. We are so fortunate to have great people supporing our program.

Jeannette Provo our Executive Director loves our program and is working hard to make our Thursday’s full of great memories. Together we will continue to bring wonderful additions to our Centre.

HOW YOU ACCESS THE PANTRY

- be a participant of Tea and Conversation- please make sure you are either a member or an honorary member of the centre- receive a certificate from Debbie to redeem in the pantry- Pantry will be open only on Thursdays for Tea and Conversation- no need to make a special trip to the store as we are hoping to fill you up with a week’s worth of food

If you would like to make a donation to our Food Pantry please make sure all food donations have NOT expired. All cash donations will be greatly appreciated.

If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to ask. We are so happy to offer this service and hope that the money you save can bring you one less bill to worry about.

Tea and Conversation is well attended every week, and for that, we thank you for all of your support. We are so fortunate to have great people supporting our program. We hope you enjoy your time at Tea and Conversation as much as we enjoy having you.

Make sure your kilt isshort enough to do aJig, but long enoughto hide your Lucky Charms!Happy St. Patrick’s Day everyone!

With love from Deb, Shauna and Richard

tea & conversation

Please take time to let all of our volunteers, entertainers and sponsors know how much we all appreciate them.



music

there are several benefits to listening to music, here are just a few:

- happier outlook on life- better night sleeps, diminshed pain, improved recovery time- increase mobility, coordination and overall cognitive abilities- stimulates the brain- reduces stress- create your own playlist- take a loved one to a live concert

www.enlivant.com

St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble

1. TOP ______________________2. GIMAC ____________________3. SRCAHKMO ________________4. UKLC _____________________5. IKCRPTA ___________________6. ACMHR ___________________7. TSINA ____________________8. LODG ____________________9. REAILND __________________10. LCETCI ___________________11. HIRIS ____________________12. RAEADP _________________13. SELEV ___________________14. UENUFRT ________________15. ISWH ____________________ Crossword puzzle solution https://www.rd.com


t&c sponsor message

Five New Year’s resolutions for seniors 1. De-clutter. While sifting through a lifetime’s worth of possessions may feel overwhelming for some seniors, there are huge benefits of de-cluttering. First, decluttering can mitigate the risk of trips and falls. In addition, it can help them access what they need more easily. 2. Try something new. Maybe it’s learning a few phrases in a foreign language or visiting the local farmers market. No matter the activity, it’s sure to bring a smile and renewed sense of purpose. 3. Be active. We all know the importance of staying active. For seniors, staying active can help restore their sense of independence. Set an exercise goal in 2020. Don’t be afraid to start small, with a few walks around the block per week, and work up to something more advanced, such as water aerobics or yoga. 4. Socialize. Social isolation affects millions of seniors, and it can lead to serious health risks. Dial up a good friend or family member you haven’t talked to in a while. Bake cookies together and then deliver them to a neighbor. Check out a local event they might like. Possibilities are endless. 5. Play brain games. Brain games are a great way for individuals to keep their mind sharp. Break out a crossword puzzle, word puzzle or Sudoku and get to work. Aim to complete a couple each week. Cheers to 2020 and a new decade of Changing the Face of Aging®

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announcement


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event committee/volunteer opportunities/writing contest

volunteer opportunities

Are you looking to contribute to our community? Then volunteer at Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre. We have wonderful opportunities in the kitchen, the boutique and the reception desk. You don’t have to be a member to volunteer. Please email Richard at [email protected] or Debbie at [email protected]. Come and make a difference in your community.

KITCHEN IS OPEN FIVE DAYS A WEEK

writing contest

The Writers’ Club of Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre is hosting a writing contest. Short story with a maxi-mum 1500 words. All levels of writers and all genres are welcome. Submission fee is $5.00.

First prize are two tickets to our Fashion Show and publication in the Confederation Park Magazine.

fridge and freeze

A kindly reminder to all parties using the kitchen fridge and freezer. Please ensure all items are labelled with the following: 1) date 2) contents 3) name of the owner or organization. At the end of each week on Friday mornings all unlabelled food, unlabelled containers, and other unlabelled repository items will be placed in the garbage. Thank you

SATURDAY NIGHT DANCESLooking for Volunteer Help!

Old time dances, suitable for all senior members, are held in the social room on the second and fourth Saturdays each month until June, as well as from September to early December.

Volunteer help is needed at approximately two or three dances per session (you will not be needed at every dance unless you intend to be there to only dance). Duties include setting up the room for the evening, helping with the light lunch which is prepared ahead of time, bar tending, selling guest tickets, bar tickets, and helping with a 50/50 draw. These duties would be shared with several other volunteers at each dance.

These scheduled dances have been in operation at the Centre since the 1980s and are a fund-raising event for Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre. Please contact Richard or Debbie at the Centre – 403-289-4780 and they will refer you to one of the Dance Committee members who will provide more information for you.


SEWING March 2020

Learn how to use your sewing machine AND how to look after your machine.

Does it need oiling? Does it need a new needle? Why is it not working? Get the answers to all these questions and more.

We will do a small sewing project of your choice to help you use your new skills. If you need help with a sewing project we can help too. If you want to get your sewing ma-chine cleaned - make an appointment with us for Friday mornings during March only. 2 items only. Linda Earl and Marlene Monilaws

Please call us at 403 289-4780. If we are not available please leave a message.

WORDLIST FOR SAINT PATRICK’S DAY WORD SEARCH

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workshop

Connecting to Community Moving from Success to Significance

Many of us over our lifetime have built successful careers or businesses and are now ready for a new phase of life. We often dream about doing something that we always wanted to do but for whatever reasons it did not happen.

What is your passion in life? Join us for a very engaging and informative workshop on how you can build an exciting future for retirement or semi-retirement.

This workshop is designed to first help you discover or confirm that passion that may have always been there but you have never fully pursued it. The workshop will also present hundreds of possibilities of where to invest your time, talent and energy in Calgary and beyond in meaningful ways that you never believed were possible.

This workshop is for those who have not had this opportunity to do this before or who would like a refresher course.

Please join us for an exhilarating day of discovery and building a plan for your future!

Date: March 3rd, from 9am to 2:30pm Location: Confederation Park Cost: $20 (A light lunch and refreshments are included) Please respond to Judy Dufort 403-289-4780 Maximum of 20 people.


volunteer appreciation

George and Ellen don’t have a fixed volunteer schedule with their travels but they help whenever they can. They are a joy to be with and are sure to bring a smile to your face.

Sandy and Rick Staple have been volunteering at Confedera-tion Park 55+ Activity Centre for 10 years, involved in dancing and music. You can see Sandy and Rick either on the dance floor or the stage.

Jeannie and Michael McCauley have been volunteering at Confederation Park 55+ Activity Centre for 10 years. You have cer-tainly seen Jeannie attend several classes and Michael as our bartender.

Pat and Keith Cornelius have been volunteering for 17 years. You can watch them decorate the hall for special events, volunteer-ing at the Garage Sale or dancing with the Gliders. Whenever you need a helping hand Pat and Keith will be there.

As we recognize our volunteers in the newly created quarterly appreciation segment of the Gazette, say a thank you to all of our volunteers who so generously give of their time to make our programs run smoothly. Your selfless efforts, sharing your time and talents and compassion serve as an inspiration for all of us.


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notes

Spanish Lessons will be offered in the Fall of 2020.

SPRING SESSIONREGISTRATION STARTS MARCH 2 AND

ENDS MARCH 20

The date for the Art, Craft and Bake Sale will be held on November 21st 2020 for the next one. Call 403-289-4780 to book a table. They are already being booked!


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Interested in placing your name forward as a member of the Board?

Serving on a volunteer board is one of the most personally and professionally rewarding experiences you can imagine. Non-profit organizations rely on strong leadership to drive change, achieve their missions all under the guidance of the organization’s strategic plan.

Here is an analogy that may help you make your decision. It is like a bus on a highway. The board sets the direction of the highway, the Executive Director drives the bus, the staff turn the wheels and the members are the passengers.

So are you interested in charting the course of the centre? Well then, get on board!

AnnuAl GenerAl MeetinGMarch 18, 2020

Keep this date in mind.

NEXT-TO-NEW BOUTIQUE JEWELLERYis accepting donations of jewellery

If you would like to donate broken or used jewellery pieces we will be happy to accept them. Thank you.

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Take the scenic route to living well. Tuesday, March 17 • 12pm – 2pm or 5pm – 7pmAt The Scenic Grande residents and their loved ones can have peace of mind knowing that you can age-in-place and receive personalized private care when you need it. Join us as we welcome Revera’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Rhonda Collins. As an experienced family physician with a certificate in Care for the Elderly, Dr. Collins is a wealth of knowledge and is happy to answer all of your questions about Private Supportive Living and Memory Care at The Scenic Grande.

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