Ojibwa author Patronella Johnston, 68, found a ready audience at St

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Ojibwa author Patronella Johnston, 68, found a ready audience at St

Date11/30/1977

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Spremo, Boris (photographer)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Ojibwa author Patronella Johnston; 68; found a ready audience at St. Alosius Separate School yesterday for some stories from her book;Tales of Nokomis. Listening intently are; from left; David Lopresti; 10; Kelly Haggerty; 9; and Lisa Rossi; 9. Children decorated the library with Indian arti-facts; dressed in Indian costume for visit of storyteller and craftsman - a joint project of Ontario Arts Council and Metro Separate Schools.

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