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August 12, 2011 The Waynedale News Staff

We are missing yellow 3×5′ Smiley Face Flags from our home flagpole in Lake Shores Neighborhood. If you have seen this type of flag in your child’s possession without explaination, please call The Waynedale News at (260) 747-4535 to simply return it to its rightful owner. Let’s keep Waynedale Residents safe from theft and vandalism!

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