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Aug 13 Mag Colour PARISH NEWS 65p VERYAN AND RUAN LANIHORNE AUGUST 2013 Ahotandtired WHATAGLORIOUSDAY! butvery popular Whataday!Accordingtoafriendthe‘prayingforfine rabbitistaken weather’wentabitoverthetop,butwasn’titfantastic! homeafter Ahugethankyoutoeveryonewhocontributed. being‘shown Theabsenceofthere-enactmentgrouptoperformthe off‘atthe openingceremonywasadisappointment,butaseverFr fête. Dougcametotherescue. 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