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COLUMBAN MEMORIES. Did it start with a tinikling dance during the Columban College Faculty Acquiantance Party? Former Peace Corps volunteer and part time Columban instructor James Beebe married co-teacher Maria Asuncion Africa on Sept 1, 1970 a year or so after this social gathering at the school. They are now celebrating 45 years of blissful

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