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Staunton Senior Center Rang in New Year Dec. 31

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ssc-headerStaunton Senior Center members rang in the new year a little early with a noon toast of sparkling white grape juice! Even though the numbers may have been small, the enthusiasm as great!

Members were treated to the guitar and accordian music of Garold Senger and Jeff Lasher as well as an extra special treat of getting to hear van driver David Mitchell join in the music with his wonderful bass voice. An SSC member also joined in at the end, completing a lovely time of entertainment and celebration.

Happy new year from Staunton Senior Center!

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