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Maryknoll toasts 75th

Reunion committee member Kelly Shepley and her son William and the paved tiles they made to add to those laid in St Joseph's Square on the 50th anniversary. (Stewart Chambers bricks 509771)
By Garry Howe

Four of the five students who sat before teacher Sister Chanel in the first classroom of the Holy Family School […]

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