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How to keep history

THE Berwick Pakenham Historical Society will hold its next meeting at 8pm on Friday 2 March.
The speaker will be John Hickman. The title of his address is A Little Job I Had To Do.
The task was restoring a medieval castle in England.
Mr Hickman spent most of his working life in England but has retired to Pakenham. Visitors are welcome.
The Historical Society will have a display at the Pakenham Show.

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