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July 22: Park, Pool and Pizza Outing

We’re planning a day at Ridgeview Park, Monday, July 22 for those interested in spending some time outdoors and dipping into the beautiful pool.  Our theme is relaxation, so no pressure, just enjoy the day. And wear plenty of sunscreen!

Lunch is everyone’s favorite—Pizza! And we will order a variety of toppings so you can get your favorite. The fee for this outing will be $4 and covers the cost of admission to the pool and the lunch.

We will leave around 11 and return by 1:30. Please sign up and pay by July 18th. The Waynesboro Senior Center will be open for those who choose not to go.

More online at www.WaynesboroSeniorCenter.org.

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