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Valley Program for Aging Services News: Busy in Bath!

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bathlogolargeGregory C. Mays, MD Visited Bath Senior Center: Gregory C. Mays, MD, presented an informative program on cataracts to members at the Bath Community Senior Center on August 27. Following the program, Dr. Mays answered questions from members. Members thanked him for the information and enjoyed his visit to BCSC.

 

Bath Senior Center Members Continue to Learn Sign Language: Tiffany Myers and her children visited BCSC August 27 to continue a previous lesson in American Sign Language. During their previous visit on August 6, members were taught the alphabet using American Sign Language.  On this visit, Tiffany taught the members several words and phrases. Their visits to the center are always enjoyed!

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