Bogus miracle
• In response to the letter in the Ruapehu Bulletin, (4 May 93) 'Miracle' I would like to say that I did not meet anyone at the Ruapehu Senior Studies block at all, nor did I have dinner. J would suggest that the person he spoke to was an impostor. There are a lot of them around and if I ever catch any of the SOB's I'm going to ask dad to arrange a mod-ern-day crucifixion. We've got to stamp this sort of thing out. On a lighter note, I've heard your prayers and I have taken Ohakune vegetables home with me. Unfortunately I got mine from the Waiouru Vege Barn, I had to pay for them, (no miracles there)
people have no respect these days. However Ohakune has my respect - it's a great place.
Bless you Ohakune
Jesus PS My hair is a lot shorter now but a little greyer and I've discarded my robes for rugby shorts and a black singlet. Come and have a beer with me at the Waimarino Club, Raetihi.
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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 10, Issue 485, 11 May 1993, Page 2
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