
Pumpkin Carving and Painting
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Help us decorate the center for Halloween! Pumpkins will be provided for 55+ friends to carve and paint together. This event is sponsored by the Aurora Hills 55+ Advisory Committee.

Help us decorate the center for Halloween! Pumpkins will be provided for 55+ friends to carve and paint together. This event is sponsored by the Aurora Hills 55+ Advisory Committee.
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