concerts
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| but whist drives rag drives | concerts | an the sale o christmas |
| whist drives were held school | concerts | and drama club productions also |
| the years i have attended | concerts | at son morroig and have |
| madrigal choir they have organised | concerts | at son morroig at the |
| know stop co- ta- stoppin | concerts | to talk about debt if |
| practised in the school for | concerts | in the hall mrs gray |
| evenings in the hall attending | concerts | the following news item dated |
| a club agnes clubs pubs | concerts | oh aye ah hud whit |
| an american couple founded alma | concerts | at a time when few |
| laughter and song of countless | concerts | dances children s parties and |
| the hall mrs gray s | concerts | always attracted a good audience |
| oor dancing it oor xmas | concerts | an weel a mynd it |
| the ceiling to prepare for | concerts | in the drawing room next |
| outside in a tent [note: photo: 'example of a typical programme for a ball from 1946.'] | concerts | many folk remember spending enjoyable |
| this ended the interest in | concerts | and in any case events |
| tae whit they cried pop | concerts | watchin their eedols strut an |
| there going to a few | concerts | etc and visiting east berlin |
| like this an we d | concerts | an just things an we |
| you think like these like | concerts | like the teeny bopper things |
| the gentry wis aye haudin | concerts | an balls sae it wis |
| time bit there wis ither | concerts | in e skweel for e |
| and we used to have | concerts | at lunchtime in the in |
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