February activities set for NJ Club

Davida DeMonte
Feb 1
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New Jersey Social Club continues their agenda in February with an interesting program and a new trip. Please join us.Tuesday, February 3rd. Clubhouse, Room GPA at 10:30 amRock Painting by fellow New Jerseyan, Carol Bocchicchio-Ciolino. Carol will show us her collection of painted rocks, which can be purchased. She will also teach us how to paint a rock. This program is being brought back by popular demand, so if you missed last year, you can enjoy it this month.Thursday, February 26th at 10 am.Yesteryear Village Tour9067 Southern Blvd.West Palm BeachCost is $7 with a docent.Yesteryear Village is one of Palm Beach County’s most unique cultural attractions.A living history park where interpreters share their stories and experiences about life in Florida from days gone by.Car pools can be arranged.Any questions, contact:regbowler13@gmail.com lyndarg@yahoo.com

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