Saban author Theodore “Ted” Johnson, in daily life a notary in Aruba, was the guest lecturer at the Aruba House in The Hague on Friday evening. He gave a most interesting presentation about Saban English in front of a very appreciative audience which largely comprised people from Saba, the Windward Islands, Aruba and Curaçao, and people who have ties with Saba. Many of those present took the opportunity to buy Johnson’s book “A Lee Chip, A Dictionary and Study of Saba English” which was published last year. In photo: Three ladies with Saban roots – La-Toya Charles (left), Brenda Hassell and Gillian Smith (right) with the author signing their personal copies. (Suzanne Koelega photo)
