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1st JOINT SOCIAL SERVICES & OUTREACH PROJECT of ACACIA DAC No....
A successful 1st Joint Social Services & Outreach Project for the Day Care children ( afternoon session ) of Bgy. Taft North-Mandurriao!
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In a significant election, Brother Jeffery Alan Brunson from Washington DeMolay has been named the 93rd Grand Master of DeMolay International. A recipient of the DeMolay Grand Cross and a leader through challenging times, GM Brunson's appointment is celebrated by DeMolay Philippines. Discover the new direction for DeMolay International under his leadership.
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