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Allergy Notice -
Some of our members may have allergies or asthmatic conditions affecting their health. Please consider this when attending programs, should you smoke, wear perfume or aftershave lotion
Brown Bag It - Members
are welcome to "brown bag it" and use the refrigerator for storing. In the
future we are hoping to be able to offer a luncheon menu for purchase and
possibly hire a part time cook.
Coffee, tea and soft drinks will continue to be available
for a minimal amount in each activity area. frozen meals are also
available from Services for Seniors and can be prepared in the
microwave.
Bulletin Boards - You
will find them in the following locations:
Centre Area’s - We
have access to the 3 lower wings (North, South, East). The West lower wing
belongs to the Ingersoll Soccer Club. We do not have access to this wing
and they do not have access to our area. The WHOLE upper floor is OFF
LIMITS. Currently the North upper wing is for Cami’s use, the South
upper wing is used by the C.A.W. Action Centre and the East and West upper
wings are for future development by the town.
Centre Closed??? - If at
any time the centre needs to be closed due to poor weather conditions, an
announcement will be made on
CKOT Radio station FM 101.3 prior to 9:00 a.m. Call ahead for cancellation of classes.
Centre Safety -
POINTS TO NOTE
When you hear
AN alarm
Doors will close automatically
Do not go through a closed fire door.
LEAVE THE ROOM IMMEDIATELY
in an orderly fashion
by the closest
exit
DO NOT go back
for personal
belongings
Always assume
this
IS NOT a drill
Cleaning -
A reminder to all members. By tidying up after ourselves, our maintenance costs can be kept to a minimum. Thank you by helping keep our Centre clean daily.
Coffee/Tea Stations -
Coffee
making instructions have been posted and any member is welcome to make
coffee as long as instructions are followed. If the coffee is not for a
program check all coffee station areas (activity room, dining room,
members lounge) before making a pot. This will help to reduce coffee being
thrown out.
One cup of coffee/tea is included in your user fee. Every additional
cup will be 50 cents a cup. This includes before, during or after
programs. This can be paid into the “coffee jar” at any coffee
station.
Here at the Centre, we pride ourselves on
being warm, friendly and welcoming, with a warm cup of coffee to greet you
or refresh you during or after a program.
Our coffee is the best price in town when it
usually includes a cookie or two. Everyone enjoys this “perk” at the
Centre, however we need you to help us keep the costs down.
Please remember to donate to the coffee jars
located around the Centre. It is on the honour system and when everyone
contributes, it helps tremendously.
Thanks to all members who prepare coffee and
return cups to the kitchen for washing
Footwear - Please remove outer footwear during the winter season. This will help us avoid falls and extra cleaning costs. Bring an extra pair of shoes or slippers to avoid
slipping
Front Doors - Automatic
door openers have been installed for each of the 2 front doors for easy
access.
Kitchen Area
- Jackie van Trigt & Joyce Banbury
are
responsible for planning and preparing meals; one on Thursday for the
Rotary club and one on Wednesday for Members. They welcome any suggestions and ideas for
meals. We continue to look for volunteers to help out with setting of
tables, assisting with food preparation and cleaning up after meals.
Training will be provided for proper food handling techniques as well as
instructions on operating the dishwasher. Please contact one of the Staff or Council Member for more information.
Kitchen Washroom Facilities - To
decrease the traffic flow in the kitchen and help to prevent falls or
accidents we have designated the kitchen washroom to be used only by
kitchen helpers. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Maintenance - We are very pleased
to have
Christine Webber with us. However, we would
like to remind members to continue to clean up after programs to help keep our centre tidy.
Membership Fees -
Memberships are available to anyone “50 Years & Better”
- The membership is renewable every April 1 at $25.00/year.
- User fees and instructional fees are not included in your membership fee
(see details in Daily Programs section).
- Although non-members aged
50 & Better are welcome to participate in programs or special events, additional user fees will apply.
Name Tags -
We
encourage all members to wear their name tag when attending programs and
special events. This is your membership card and ensures you will not
be charged the additional fee for non-members. A bulletin board has been
hung in the coat room for name tags. You may leave your name tag there or
take it home with you. The name tag is included with membership dues.
Please bring your name tag for
updating
when renewing
New name tags can be purchased for
$1.50 if your original tag is lost.
Newsletters -
As the newsletter is our main source of advertising and promoting programs at the centre,
please have your newsletters in hand to ensure you meet registration deadlines.
Unfortunately we have had to cancel programs due to lack of late enrollment.
If you choose to have your newsletter mailed out to you, there will be a $10 surcharge added to your annual membership renewal.
Non-Member Fees -
All non-members pay an additional $1/program.
Parking Reminders.......
- Handicap Parking - Please NOTE - If you
do not have a handicap parking sticker, do not park in the Handicap
Zone.
- Bus trip participants
- Please park your cars at the back
of the parking lot
Phone Busy??? - If both phone lines are busy, leave a message and we will return your call as soon as we can.
Photocopies - Members are welcome
to use it for personal use up to a maximum of 5 copies. Additional copies
are 5 cents each
Pre-register - Some
programs require
pre-registration to enable us to plan for instructors, times and food.
Please sign in the registration book located at the front reception
desk to register for upcoming Programs & Special Events by the posted
Deadline Dates. Often a minimum number of participants are required or
else the program will be cancelled.
Program Registration -
A minimum of 6 participants must be
registered by registration deadline or class will be cancelled. Don’t be
disappointed - call the office today to register for your favourite
program.
Reception -
We
are very fortunate to have members who are willing to volunteer their time
working at the front reception desk and will fill in when they are
available. All of these ladies can assist or direct you.
Rentals -
All
of the rooms in our facility are available for rentals. Our cooks Jackie
van Trigt or Joyce Banbury may also be available to cater to your special event.
Please see or call Wendy for
information. Member/volunteer Bill Bennett has
offered to be our contact for opening and closing of the facility for
rentals. Full year members receive a discount on room rentals.
Room Use & Set-up
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All rooms in our Centre are multi-purpose. In order
to accommodate the specific needs of each program, if your group has active able
body members, your assistance would be greatly appreciated in
rearranging room set-ups
A paid maintenance person does cost money.
We wish to pass on these savings to you - in
the way of affordable memberships fees
Signing In - PLEASE remember to
"sign in" for each program / event / meeting you attend at the
Centre. The "sign in" book is located at the front of the hall. This
is very important for us as it validates our need for funding to various
services.
Temperature Control -
The
staff will do their best to maintain a comfortable temperature for all
members. Please - do not adjust the heating and cooling system. We also ask to have windows remain closed when the air conditioning
is on.
Winter Reminder - Please Remove outer footwear during the winter season. This will help us avoid falls and extra cleaning costs. Bring an extra pair of shoes or slippers to avoid slipping.


Ingersoll Senior
Citizens
Revised: December 09, 2009 .
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