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Our next PANCAKE BREAKFAST is

October 25th.

8:00 – 11:00

Halina Activity Centre

The Halina Centre offers programs and themed events for Vernon and surrounding areas, residents aged 50 and over, as well as their guests. We invite you to drop in to check out our wide range of social, educational and recreational programs. We’re a registered charity (formerly known as the Vernon Senior Citizens Recreational Society), with a convenient location behind in the Vernon Recreational Complex.

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The Halina Centre’s Activities                    

 Bingo is Tuesday’s and Friday’s 12 – 3

 

 We have:

Billiards Room with 3 full size Snooker tables, and one pool table.

Canasta on Monday’s and Friday’s at 9:30.

Floor Curling Monday’s at 9:30 – 11:30

Halina Crafters get together every Wednesday at 1:00 – 3:00

Recreational Table Tennis meet Wednesday’s at 10:00,

Advanced meet Tuesday’s at 6:30 pm

Time-Out Stitcher’s meet every Thursday at 1:00 – 3:00

 Beginners Tai Chi  – 8:00 am – 9:00 am Wednesday and Friday

 Put on your dancing shoes every Thursday from 2:00 – 4:00, there is a live band with coffee and snacks. 

 

Membership

Memberships are just $25.00 annually (that’s only .50 per week!) and you are entitled to discounts on homemade food from the cafeteria, drop-in fees, dances and other events.

Our Mission

The Halina Activity Centre addresses the social, educational, and recreational interests of those 50+, helping to enhance the quality of their lives.

Our Vision

To be all we can be!

Our Values

  • Caring
  • Friendship
  • Sincerity
  • Safety, but best of all… fun!!!

Halina Centre Hall Rental

 Halina Room

  • $100/hour for the first 4 hours
  • $30 for each additional hour
  • Damage deposit is 50%

Club Room

  • $60/hour for the first 4 hours
  • $15 for each additional hour
  • Damage deposit is 50%

Centre Café

  • $50/hour remain unchanged.
  • $20 for each additional hour
  • Damage deposit is 50%
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This article was written by Castanet news

Seniors at the Halina Activity Centre in Vernon are doing what they can to make Christmas a little brighter for area youths.

This year, the centre is teaming up with Santas Anonymous, a non-profit which provides gifts to underprivileged children and teens in the area.

Halina Centre volunteer Darcy Martin said they have already collected around 100 gifts and are hoping to get lot more.

“It's going to be hard for a lot of people this year at Christmas,” Martin said, adding they are accepting new gifts for "infants to teens.”

Gifts can be dropped off at the Halina Centre in the Vernon Recreation Complex.

The cut-off date for donations is Nov. 14.

Martin said anyone who brings in a item will have their name put in a draw for a gift basket and a custom-made bird house.

Each year, the Santas Anonymous Society provides hundreds of toys for children of less fortunate families.

Perry 'Santa' Wainwright said in an earlier interview that the Santa's Anonymous Society started out in the late 1980s with the goal of making sure every child had a present under the tree.

“Parents are so grateful there is an outlet for them to help their kids,” Wainwright said. “Especially at Christmas time when food and money are two of the things people are struggling with, so at least this way they can get a gift for their child.”

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