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Torrevieja and the ‘Rascals’ At a recent meeting of the Maritime Association, the


members were treated to a selection of songs from the productions that the ‘Rascals’ stage to raise money for local charities. Whilst members of the Maritime Association are principally interested in all things nautical, talks on a variety of subjects are not excluded. The ‘Rascals’ are well into their rehearsals for their forthcoming production ‘The Best of Times is Now’ in May and June. The Maritime Association hold their meetings on the first Monday of every month at 12 noon at Sackos Bar, El Liminar, Torrevieja. For further details please


call 693 769 110. The photograph was taken by Phil Friar.


Lions and friends help the President celebrate


Over 100 people gathered at Restaurante Lo Marabu in Doña Pepa, Quesada recently to help Lions Club President Janette Bennett celebrate a very special birthday. Also attending were members of the Extinguished Firefighters, staff from Specsavers a huge


contingency from Scotland plus many of Janette’s friends. The entertainment commenced and Janette was given a huge surprise when only a few minutes into the evening the party was joined by members of the Torrevieja Pipes and Drums who entertained with many traditional Scottish pipe tunes including Scotland the Brave, Amazing Grace and of course Flower of Scotland, which the Scots present sang along to with gusto. Although it was not specifically a Lions fund raising event, Janette could not resist the opportunity to have a raffle in aid of the Torrevieja Costa Lions Club which raised 305 Euros. A great night was enjoyed by all, and over the next three days the Scottish contingency tried their hardest to drink Lo Marabu dry!


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Martin’s Cutting Crew, celebrated their 2nd anniversary recently by inviting some genuine barbershop singers to sing in the shop.


The singers were called Concordia who are members of the Torrevieja Barbershop Harmonisers.


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