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PROFILE OF THE MONTH:
Roy Crossley
When I was twelve my parents separated but my mother could not afford to keep my twin brother and myself so, as I was a big strapping lad, I was sent to Bathurst to work on a sheep station. There were no women there, the men were pretty rough and I had to fend for myself a lot of the time.
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