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Grant Hayter-Menzies presents 'Woo, the Monkey Who Inspired Emily Carr': Grant Hayter-Menzies @ Bolen Books - Mar 12, 2019 Victoria BC

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By Peter Allen, Brian Alan Wenger, Christoph James
| artsvictoria.ca
Grant Hayter-Menzies presents 'Woo, the Monkey Who Inspired Emily Carr': Grant Hayter-Menzies Tue. March 12th @ Bolen Books (All Ages) 7:00 - 8:00 doors at 6:30 Free Kindred spirits come in many different shapes and sizes. For Emily Carr, world-renowned Canadian artist, hers came in the form of a Javanese macaque named "Woo", whom she traded a pet dog and $35 dollars for in 1923.
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Brian Alan Wenger - The Lodi Enterprise: Obituaries

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By Brian Alan Wenger
| Lodi Enterprise Verified
He was born on Nov. 26, 1973, in Portage, the son of Herman “Boots” and Darlene “Dar” (Sprecher) Wenger. Brian graduated from Lodi High School in 1992. He worked as a bartender and cook for many years at Dolphins Spring Creek and Willie and Teddy’s. Brian also worked for the U.S. Postal service for 18 years. Brian enjoyed hiking, camping and cookouts with friends.
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