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    Mrauk U

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    This article is from the Borders of Adventures web site. The site has articles on interesting places around the world. The article was forwarded by Cho Set to Alan De Santos who sent it to us. I am not even aware of the existence of this region until Alan sent it. I thought I would post it just to let other alumni know about this very interesting region. Wish I have the adventurous spirit to travel there. MRAUK U – THE TEMPLES & TRIBAL TATTOOED WOMEN OF WESTERN MYANMAR    This article is a guest post from Natalie from the Myanmar Travel Blog. Check...
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    Great Quotes from Great Leaders

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    These are some of the quotes from a book Great Quotes from Great Leaders written by Peggy Anderson. Seems to be an excellent book.   The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time.” Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) “Life is a series of experiences, each of which makes us bigger, even though it is hard to realize this. For the world was built to develop character, and we must learn that the setbacks and griefs which we endure help us in our marching onward.” Henry Ford (1863-1947) “Kind words can be short and easy...
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    The Foundaions laid by Our Respected Principal Mrs. Doreen Logie’s by Cecil Wagstaff

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    The Foundaions laid by Our Respected Principal Mrs. Doreen Logie’s  Another  True Story in The Life & Times of this Reprobate …………….only there was a break of several Years in between the related events: In the year 1975/77,  I was working with an  Airline at Bombay Airport A certain First Officer on one of our flights made an innocent mistake which led to some pretty serious consequences and could have required our Flight to be seriously delayed  The issue involved a breach of Customs Regulations, and could have also cost my Airline hundred of thousands of Dollars with passengers Costs,...
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    MEHS History As Told by Frank E. Manton and Karis B. Manton

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       by Thomas B. Manton     In the beginning… Frank Ernest Manton was born on Sept. 4, 1901 in East Liverpool, Ohio to Thomas C. Manton, Sr. and Fanny Manton. He was a graduate of East Liverpool High School and then worked in the steel mills, which were a part of the City along the Ohio River. After several years of working, Frank enrolled, along with his older brother Albert, in Ohio Wesleyan University in the famous Class of 1927. He and Albert were very active in sports and music, and both of them were members of the famous Ohio...
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    Obituary on Daw Annie Tan

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    It is with deep regret that I have to inform all of you that Annie Tan mother of *Dr.Eng Eng (* Dr.Thein Yew) Selwyn (Nuela) Benny (*Angelina) Kwan Kwan (*Bill) Kyin Kyin (*Dr Kim Yin) Raymond (deceased) Alfred (*Kathy) 13 Grandchildren 15 Great Grandchildren Passed away peacefully on January 12, 2017 She was 93 years old. Our thoughts and prayers are with the whole family in this time of sorrow. May Aunty Annie Rest In Peace. (Shared by Gloria Win Thein)
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    7th Heaven in Aloha Land by Tommy Htay

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    Savoir-Faire and Savoir-Vivre! Who would have imagined that, one day, members of this elite community called the Methodist English High School Alumni (MEHSA) would be celebrating their international reunion event in Lani-ku-ho-nua (“where heaven meets the earth”) with waves roaring passionately towards the beautiful white sandy beach with a kiss of aloha, swaying palms dancing with the soothing breeze coming across the expanse of the Pacific Ocean and the mountain peak jutting in all its majesty towards the azure sky? Balmy weather, serene settings, consummate natural beauty, Hawaiian welcome chant and dances, prancing verve and wriggling moves of the Tahitian...
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    Behind The Scenes by Lily Chen

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    7th MEHS International Alumni Reunion in Hawaii What a spectacular ending to our reunion on the weekend of Sept 6 and 7, 2014. We could not have wished for a more pleasant surprise ending when we saw the fireworks light up the sky after we sang “Aloha ‘Oe” (until we meet again) written by the last Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii, and Auld Lang Syne. YES! That was our 7th MEHS Alumni reunion. The venue was at Lanikuhonua, “(where heaven meets the earth”), an open grassy flat area dotted with tall, “swaying” palm trees next to the beach and the Pacific...

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