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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1972

Page

6

Voyage Begins From New Orleans To Cape of Good Hope

The journal notes a December departure from New Orleans with passengers on deck at night as lights fade. The ship sails through the Straits of Florida into the Atlantic, planning to round Africa’s Cape of Good Hope and head toward the Red Sea and Persian Gulf, with a possible call at Capetown for supplies. The writer recalls a San Antonio visit with Harper MacFarlane, discussing school days and a tour of two missions that helped found the settlement.

New Orleans Atlantic Straits of Florida Cape of Good Hope Red Sea Persian Gulf Capetown Houston San Antonio Harper MacFarlane Ontario Harper

Guided Tour Of San Antonio Missions And Alamo Visit

A narrator describes a day visiting Mission Conception, San Jose Mission, San Juan aqueduct, and the Alamo in San Antonio. Highlights include the Conception church built of rock with four foot-thick walls, the San Jose Granary, irrigation ditches, a turbine grist mill, and a carved wooden staircase. The day ends with an American Legion dinner and a return to the ship.

Alamo Mission Conception United States Mission Square San Jose Mission Harper Franciscan Freres Nor New Spain Mission Wall San Jose San Juan Aqueduct Legion Cradle of Texas Liberty Harper MacFarlane

Record brick throw distance by Dan Irvin

Dan Irvin of Stroud Oklahoma set a record by tossing a standard building brick 104 feet 6 inches on July 22 1961.

Dan Irvin Stroud Oklahoma

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