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42 swindonlink.com • January 2008
Christmas choir stays calm through emergency
Youngsters from Greendown School entertained seniors at two carol concerts in St Mary's Church in Lydiard
Park on 12 December - though there was an unexpected ending to the afternoon performance.
p didn'tstopeventhoughtherewasa
ets die Sixty pupils sang or played in- Elizabeth Kingfisher from Ab-
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In the second half a gentleman
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