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Central Corydon Community Centre Walking Group continues to be active


Mondays and Thursdays the Central Corydon Community Centre Walking Group has a walk together and then enjoys some time together afterwards.  Here is their schedule for July and early August

CENTRAL CORYDON COMMUNITY CENTRE WALKING GROUP
WE WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
We walk for about an hour and then enjoy a sociable coffee or cool drink
     June 21 – Aug. 9, 2018
 
   ALL WALKS START @ 9:30AM
 
DAY   DATE LOCATION                           MEETING PLACE                                                                         
Mon   July 2                 South Seine River Walk       Southglen Shopping Ctr. – Southglen Blvd & St. Annes
Thur. July 5               Assiniboine Park                       Duck Pond Parking Lot
Mon. July 9               The Forks                     Skating Rink entrance   (Note: Limited Free Parking)**
Thur. Jly 12               Harte Trail   -               Varsity View CC – 4230 Ridgewood Ave (west of Haney)
Mon. July 16            Richmond West -                  Sandusky & Bairdmore Parking Lot
                          Fay & Stan Croall have invited our walking group to walk in a park area
                               close to their home, and then after the walk visit their home for coffee.
                        Suggest best route to this walk –south on Waverley past Bison Drive
                             To SANDUSKY - turn left – go one block to BAIRDMORE –
                                   PARKING LOT JUST TO LEFT ON BAIRDMORE
Thurs. July 19             Sturgeon Creek -                 Grant’s Mill (off Portage Ave. on Booth
Mon     July 23             Bunn’s Creek                       Mountain Bean Coffee Co., 5-2001 Henderson Hwy
Thur.   July 26           Fort Whyte Centre -             Fort Whyte Ctre. Parking Lot (McCreary St. entrance)
Mon   July 30             Assiniboine Forest                   Grant & Chalfont Parking lot    
Thur.   Aug 2           Little Mountain Park -                  Parking lot on Farmers Rd. – north of Inkster  
Mon.   Aug. 6               St. Vital Park                            St. Vital Duck Pond Parking Lot
Thur.   Aug. 9               Henteleff Park                         just past 1960 St. Mary’s Rd, south of Bishop Grandin   **
 
 
Additional information check out the Central Corydon Community Centre website
www.corydoncc.com   OR     Contact the RHCC Office at 204-488-7000.

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