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Five Years Ago
He is pictured here clowning with four of the "Glamour Birds" at the Orange Groye motels.
American comedian Freddy Morgan, famed for his association with Spike Jones, paid Gisborne a visit with Harry Wren's "Star-night Revue '62", which played at the Opera House for four nights.
An overnight storm set back the construction of the Nobhill Reservoir by two months when scaffolding was wrecked by gale-force winds.
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