Howard Shillington couldn't decide who to dance with next, either Katie Bateman (left) or Marie Smith (right).

Bill Russell (from left) and Joyce Picketts have been members at the centre for close to five years now, but Ken Pitcher is the new kid on the block.

Kay Gilmour (left), seen here with friend Geneva McDonald, says she has been a member for close to 20 years now.

"The socializing is the best part," said Rosita MacMillan who also takes part in the centre's chair exercise classes.

There would be no tea, coffee and cookies without these kitchen voluntees. From left: Lillian Nygaard, Ruth Russell and Edith Savage.

Joyce Munn and John Marriott are a great dancing duo. Joyce also heads the centre's harmonica band.

These ladies have been playing music all their lives. Together, Bella Elphinstone (left) and Theresa McManus travel around and play at all kind of local centres.

They've been married for four years now, but they still look like newlyweds. Marina and Ernie Sarsfield are very happy.

Josie Smith is originally from Scotland, and Vejno Andersen is originally from Denmark, but now they call North Vancouver home.

Gertie Schedler and Arvid Kautz enjoy coming out on Sundays for the "tea and conversation".

Joe Warren is from Nova Scotia and has been a member for close to four years now.

Even mothers and daughters get in on the activites. From left: Barbara MacLeod and her daughter Irene Neufeld.

Pat Stansfield gave Harry Muncaster a playful look as she arrived for the afternoon social.