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A musical gift for Horace Barlow on his ninetieth birthday

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Professor Horace Barlow FRS was President of the Kenneth Craik Club for much of the 40 years of its existence so far. To mark the occasion, the Club is presenting him with a musical performance by members of the Kenneth Craik Club, including Roger Carpenter, Hugh Robinson, Simon Laughlin and Graeme Mitchison. There will be an introduction by Tony Movshon, first Hon. Secretary of the Club; and we shall serve a glass of wine afterwards to toast Horace Barlow’s health.

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