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From left, David Kuiper, Sharon Kuiper, Diana Kuiper with Henry McEwen, Ted McEwen, Jim McEwen, John McEwen, Beth McEwen, Annie McEwen and Joyce Rombouts, with Helen Kuiper peaking over the group’s shoulders, celebrate Jim’s new book Fearnoch at a book launch at the Dunrobin Community Centre Friday (Aug. 26). Photo by Jake Davies
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