Rotary Home and Trade show attracts all ages

Rotary Home and Trade show attracts all ages

Little Bryar Graham likes her ladybugs, so much so in fact that she had one painted on her face.

  • May. 10, 2012 2:00 p.m.
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Little Bryar Graham likes her ladybugs, so much so in fact that she had one painted on her face during the Rotary Home and Trade Show Sunday morning.

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