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Three members of the Friction Dancers, from left, Miss Ginnie Ayson, Miss Katy Minson, and Miss Rachael Lonsdale, perform jazz dance in Cathedral Square at lunchtime on Friday, as part of the Summer Times programme. The concert included modern and traditional dance. It was the second in a series of 19 lunchtime concerts.

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Press, 7 December 1987, Page 2

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Three members of the Friction Dancers, from left, Miss Ginnie Ayson, Miss Katy Minson, and Miss Rachael Lonsdale, perform jazz dance in Cathedral Square at lunchtime on Friday, as part of the Summer Times programme. The concert included modern and traditional dance. It was the second in a series of 19 lunchtime concerts. Press, 7 December 1987, Page 2

Three members of the Friction Dancers, from left, Miss Ginnie Ayson, Miss Katy Minson, and Miss Rachael Lonsdale, perform jazz dance in Cathedral Square at lunchtime on Friday, as part of the Summer Times programme. The concert included modern and traditional dance. It was the second in a series of 19 lunchtime concerts. Press, 7 December 1987, Page 2

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