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Enthusiastic leaders of a new YMCA course to help people before their problems get out of hand, Carol Morris (left) and Art Caspary talk over the details of the program. The course is designed for all members of the family.
Enthusiastic leaders of a new YMCA course to help people before their problems get out of hand, Carol Morris (left) and Art Caspary talk over the details of the program. The course is designed for all members of the family.

Enthusiastic leaders of a new YMCA course to help people before their problems get out of hand, Carol Morris (left) and Art Caspary talk over the details of the program. The course is designed for all members of the family.

Date12/23/1974
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