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WORKERS AT ST. ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH RECOGNISED

February 23, 2021
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Ms Gracia Hodge with Ms Amethyst Webster

Elsewhere in this edition of The Anguillian newspaper is the full list of various persons who contributed in different ways to the restoration of St. Andrew’s Anglican Church at Island Harbour.

Included in that list are a number of construction workers and carpenters. For the record, those teams were at the rededication of the church were: Mr. Oris Smith and his team of carpenters; Mr. Lance Bryan and his construction team.

Mr. Emerson (Emo) Reid was the overall supervisor.

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Another worker singled out was Ms. Gracia Hodge who steadily removed construction debris and other solid waste material from inside and around the church building, assisted by her cousin, Ms. Amethyst Webster.

Supervisor, Mr Emerson Reid (2nd from left) with team members

Mr Lance Bryan (extreme left) with team members

Mr Oris Smith (2nd from left) with team members

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