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Trysull & Seisdon WI ladies have fun with sign language

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Published May 15, 2024
Supporting image for story: Trysull & Seisdon WI ladies have fun with sign language
Mary Westwood and Barbara Morris were presented with certificates and badges as long-standing members of the WI

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