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Balaklava in tune for 30th Eisteddfod

The Balaklava Eisteddfod Committee put on a chorus line in front of the Balaklava Town Hall, one of the venues for the event. From left are Bronny Cottle, Sally Cowan, Trish Goodgame, Meriel Lane, Annette Vincin, Jarrad Thiele, Kathy Niejalke, Amy May, Rodney Reid (patron) and Nicole Matthews. Absent are Andy Fisher, Kate Walker and Ella Frampton. (Jarrad Delaney: 566366)

The banners are up, the program is printed and the venues are set as the Balaklava Eisteddfod returns to town […]

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