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FREE Internet for Seniors
The centre has 2 computers with
broadband Internet connection
available free for people over 50.
This is part of the federal government’s
Host-A-Kiosk scheme.
So come and use the Internet to keep in
touch with your family and friends,
access information you want and pay
bills.
If you are not sure how to use the
service the centre runs Internet courses
and one of the volunteers will show you
how to use the computers available.
Come and make use of this free service.
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CENTRE NOTICES
JANE TAYLOR THE CENTRE’S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER RETIRES
Jane Taylor, the Community Development Officer of the Aldinga Community Centre for the last 15 years has retired. Jane has made an outstanding contribution to the local community through her work with the Community Centre. She has steered the centre’s management through so many successful projects and grant applications that it is impossible to list them all. Jane has encouraged many members of the community and volunteers to be involved in the Centre. Earlier this year the Board recognised Jane’s contributions by naming the “Jane Taylor Courtyard” in her honour. Many people will recall that Jane was a teacher and an elected member of ONKA Council. Jane is planning on travelling around Australia and working on her Scrabble skills so she can improve her ranking in the national Scrabble championships. We wish Jane well in her future plans and retirement and
will miss her tremendous input into this Centre.
New Courses for 2010
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Creative Beaded Jewellery
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Porcelain Doll Making
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Yoga
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Yoga Fit
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Craft Club
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Aerobics X55
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Aerobics Power
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Care for Kids First Aid
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Meditation and Pranayama
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Silver Clay Jewellery
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Painting on Silk
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Gemtrees
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Wire Wrapped Jewellery
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Mobilised Connected Seniors
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Wise Moves
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Reduce your Global Footprint
CENTRE JOINS SAFETY ASSIST NETWORK
The Aldinga Community Centre is now an approved Safety Assist location and reliable help is available here to anyone who has concerns for their safety. The problem could range from being lost, injured, bullied, and frightened or feeling unsafe, to needing to contact road service or call for emergency services.
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