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<p>Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 45, an organization for young women ages 11- to 20- who believe in God and want to have fun and serve their community, presented a program to the members of Wilkes-Barre&#8217;s Masonic Lodge No. 61. By teaching that service can be enjoyable, Rainbow Girls have a positive impact on their surroundings. Visit PArainbow.org. Rainbow Girls, from left, are: Kara Boub, Antoinette Grzesek and Anya Grzesek. In back, Lewis J. Strunk Jr, master of the lodge.</p><style>
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Rainbow for Girls visits Masonic Lodge 61