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Pregnant? New Mom? Breastfeeding Frankenmuth N&S, Vassar E&W, Reese, PRSRT STD. 344 N. State Street | Caro, MI 48723 US POSTAGE An Edwards Publication Richville, Millington N&S, Saginaw, PAID Birch Run, Bridgeport PERMIT #792 ROYAL OAK, MI 48068 PRIME PROPERTIES ECRWSSEDDM RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER Sherry L. Morris, Broker/Owner 810-223-6291 989-262-7005 THIS WEEK’S INSERTS (DEPENDING ON ZIP CODE) 989.673.3181 Wingert’s • VG’s • Central Shop Rite • www.cassrivertrader.com www.sherryshouses.com Rite Aid • Menard • TLC Insurance Saturday, July 24, 2021 Pregnant? New mom? Have a child under the age 5? Breastfeeding? Call us today! 989-673-3199 Only 55% of eligible families are currently on WIC. Do you know someone who may qualify for WIC? Tell them about us! #momstrong This institution is an equal opportunity provider 2 | Cass River Trader cassrivertrader.com Saturday, July 24, 2021 AD STARTS: July 26th THRU Simon’s Aug 1st 2021 GROCERY EXPRESS STOP 7600 Birch Run Road, Arbela Twp. 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