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The Masonic Youth Summer Kick off at Millerton Lake will be held on Saturday June 19th 2010 from 10am to 5pm. Various Masonic youth groups such as Rainbows, Jobies, and DeMolay are asked to bring specific food items like sweets, sides, and drinks to share for a day of fun, food, and friends. State Center DeMolay will provide the meat and BBQ. More information can be obtained by emailing centralcaljorade@gmail.com.
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