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In late June, my good friend and landlord Jules Anthony celebrated his 50th birthday by having a party at the Cumberland Hydro Station, where he lived and worked. It was a good chance to relax and enjoy the company of a large group of people whom I had gotten to be pretty close to over the course of the last two years. It also gave me a great idea about how and where to have a going away party. Jules and I worked together on the North Leeward Sports Association, and he introduced the game of cricket to me. I learned quite a bit about life in St. Vincent from Jules, especially the game of cricket.
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| Jules and his father Leopold Anthony | Miss Cynthia getting the fire going | ||
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| Antho tunes up his violin | The beloved dominoes table | ||
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| Cheeseman takes a break from the dominoes to chat | Troumaca man playing dominoes | ||
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| Antho chats with Colin Shoy | Esther and Gwenneth | ||
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| Mr. Cool laughing | "Balzo" | ||
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| Bert Anthony, Jules' nephew | Bone gives Jules a speech | ||
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| Emil Anthony | Miss Yvonne and Hugh Wyllie | ||
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| Charles "Bone" Burke | Boasting - Troumaca School Watchman | ||
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