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A CHRISTMAS MANY YEARS AGO

November 22, 2013 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

On Saturday, November 9th at the Allen County Public Library local author Ray McCune presented his published books titled, How To Eat a Wild, Green Pancake and his most recent book, A Christmas Many Years Ago. To order a book please visit Barnes & Noble or www.publishamerica.com. Seated next to Ray is Ruth Baker with her book titled, A Desert Surprise.

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