Apartments: January Highlights

January 9, 2019/in Family and Friends

January 2019

Rexall Pharmacy Presentations: “Digestive Health”
• Primrose: January 3rd at 2 pm – Activity Room
• Terrace/Pavilion: January 14th – Terrace East 1st Floor Lounge
Hearing Clinics:
• Terrace/Pavilion: January 3rd at 2:00 pm – Terrace East 1st Floor Lounge
• Primrose: January 3rd at 3:30 pm – Primrose Activity Room
Ukulele Performance:
Terrace Dining Room – January 19th at 3:00 pm
Show and Tell:
• Pavilion: January 23rd 2-4 pm Dining Room
• PG: January 24th 2-4-Primrose Activity Room
• Terrace: January 11th – Terrace 1st Floor Lounge
Carver Family Performance:
Terrace Dining Room – January 30th at 2:30 PM

Bus Trips:
January 17th: All day bus trip: Fly Over Canada
January 25th: Morning shopping trip
January 25th : Afternoon trip to Langley Farm Museum
January 31st: Evening Dinner Out

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Apartments: January Highlights

January 2019

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