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Soroptimist International recognizes four graduating students for their positive influence on others
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Soroptimist International recognizes four graduating students for their positive influence on others

Four young women graduating from our local high schools were recognized last week for their peer leadership with the Soroptimist Positive Influence Award from Soroptimist International of Kawartha Lakes.

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Maryboro Lodge Personality: Mark Fell
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Maryboro Lodge Personality: Mark Fell

Mark arrived on the Western Front in time to witness some of the most intense fighting. He felt the ground shake under the great artillery barrages, watched friends fall, and was himself wounded when he was hit with shrapnel in the left foot.

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Growing More Than Vegetables: The Heart Behind the Victory Garden
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Growing More Than Vegetables: The Heart Behind the Victory Garden

Each year, dedicated volunteers generously donate their time, energy, and expertise to ensure the garden flourishes. From planning and planting to watering, weeding, harvesting, and maintaining the garden throughout the growing season, countless hours are invested by individuals who believe that no family in our community should go without access to fresh, healthy food.

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Maryboro Lodge Personality: Harry Van Oudenaren
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Maryboro Lodge Personality: Harry Van Oudenaren

When he was 16, his country was invaded by the Germans. When he turned 18, he was required to go to a compulsory labour camp. Often hungry, he survived having the camp bombed by the American air force, then was liberated when his guards fled before the advancing Russians would have captured them.

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