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Meditations for the Humanist by AC Grayling

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Judy Watt & John Shilliday [Melb]

Tel. (03) 9421 2052, Mob. 0413 185 065

www.yourcelebrants.com.au

Dally Messenger [Melb]

Tel. (03) 9419 0460, Mob. 0411 717 303

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Ilsa Rand [Heathcote]

Tel. (03) 5433 2335

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Lyn Knorr [Woodend]

Tel. (03) 5427 4605, Mob. 0412 987 899

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Dawn Dickson [Cranbourne North]

Tel. (03) 5995 6358, Mob. 0412 613 853

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Nola Coulthurst [Merricks North]

Tel. (03) 5989 7177, Mob. 0428 897 228

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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