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We would appreciate publicity for the talk that Rod Smith and Terry Angelos are holding. Terry will tell those present about her year as a high-class call girl. Durban borne and educated Rod Smith, now an international speaker, columnist and CEO for OpenHand Inc will add his thoughts. Rod has been writing a daily column …

We would appreciate publicity for the talk that Rod Smith and Terry Angelos are holding.

Terry will tell those present about her year as a high-class call girl.

Durban borne and educated Rod Smith, now an international speaker, columnist and CEO for OpenHand Inc will add his thoughts. Rod has been writing a daily column for The Mercury newspaper in Durban for the past 20 years.

Rod lives in America, but is visiting his home city for a short holiday.

The event will be held at St, Michael’s Church Hall in Umhlanga Rocks.
Date: Saturday 11th May
Registration from 08.30, with the talk starting promptly at 9am and it will run until midday.
Cost: R300 per person. (includes tea and coffee)

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Author: Shirley Williams from Shirley Williams Communications on behalf of Rod Smith & Terry Angelos.

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