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two delightful English, works; a gavotte by ‘ Matthew Cartridge and a cornet voluntary'by John Travers, where the effect of the solo instrument, heard earlier in the evening, was demonstrated. Master Tallis's Testa­


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Saturday Night ■■■■**' Dancing


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Bridal Gowns and Fashion Shows at 12 noon and 2pm .by The Bridal Room


Menswear by Dreamaker and Ladies Wear by


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Ba llo on Fantasy • Baytree Flowers


C a ro lin e ’s Celebration Cakes Card Zone • Get Ahead Hats


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