WACST's Program for this week on the East
Week 43 - 2023 - ST JOHNS ALARMS
Activities on this week @ 58 Bassett Street Burwood
Monday
Tai Chi - 10am to 11am - Only $3 per person
ZUMBA - 1pm to 2 pm - Only $3 per person.
Tuesday
Craft - 10am to Midday - Only $2 per person.
Line Dancing - 1pm to 2 pm - Only $3 per person.
Wednesday
Move it / Lose it - 10.30am to 11.30am - Only $3 per person.
Lecture Series
Sharon Parker from St John's will be speaking about the importance of having a personal alarm
11.45am to 12.45pm
ZUMBA - 1pm to 2 pm - Only $3 per person.
Thursday
Indoor Bowls - 10am to Midday
Walking Group - 10.30am to Midday
Euchre (Card Game)
Board Games, Cards, Table Tennis Anyone - 1pm to 3pm
Only $2 per person
Friday
Line Dancing Intermediate - 10am to 11am - Only $3 per person.
Line Dancing Beginners - 11am to Midday - Only $3 per person.
If you take both groups $5 per person.
All Welcome
* More activities added or changed from time to time, so keep an eye on the schedule:
Enquiries to Betty Chapman 3892285
Cell 0277278277
Email wacst.burwood@gmail.com
New Members Welcome
Any Questions - Just ask
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