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TBSC Advisory Council Met July 10

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vpasheader0311TBSC Advisory Council met today. We were well represented with 4 center members, 6 board members and two staff in attendance. In addition to the normal reports, Beth Bland was able to give us an update on the budget.

TBSC has reluctantly accepted Larry Bowman’s resignation from the council and position as Treasurer. Larry has served on the TBSC board for 7 1/2 years! Thank you Larry for your faithful and excellent service to TBSC! Donna Brown will be taking over the Treasurer responsibilities for TBSC.

More online at www.TimbervilleBroadwaySeniorCenter.org.

 
 




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