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selves. ‘Many will maintain thelrl preferred way of life to the end. ;’////,//// But to some. old age will bring A increasing helplessness. Greater

than the need for independence // will be the need for feeling them- selves loved and wanted by their own children ( or other near kin- ,

/7 ' . folks) — a need that was really ,_ always present but repressed dur- i ,

ing the active years.

. INSTITUTION VS. HOME Lena Caroline McLure, Women’: Editor. Phone 85“ Then certainly, loving children

will give up their sunniest room

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shown to them in their childhood, / A / // . _ — and indeed through the years. . ‘ / ’ ' ’ Hospital care may finally become / —' ' ' " > « — i I ’ necessary but few old people be-

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I ’ at her help. The reaction of the of one parent, much. more often Isurglcal A __ three year old is the same to- the husband than wife. (In two V HSllI'3JlC9 - ~ y ward interference with his at- out of three ‘cases now the huis- Write or Phone . If tempts to wash his hands, lace ba{‘i1(1l.is the first to die.)_ t g 1 ' P his shoes, handle a toy.’ is series, HOW 001111118 0 3 8‘ A . The growing boy or girl is not close ( for the present) hail dealt B. ‘ . . violent but just as positive in with elderly Parents (118113 Y t 9 v . , And,‘ now there is a bow of the barns ‘‘isn’t that encourag- zgsemng his or he,independence_ mother) who are not gnly econo- Ch tow" 148 Cumberland .5‘- moon .— one of February’s own, 1113? It takes “me: y°“ know‘

_ And of course we are all familiar Inically able to live 310118 bi1tPl1Y- DIAL 5215 set afmve a mu James found it So silent the evening W35 then. with the nevefuceasing .c0mp1aint sically able to take care of them-

. . the 001111t1'~YSl‘d9 Wide and White of the teenager, “You still treat there,-1 winsome crescent toward and stm N0 Vagrant winter_w,ind me like a baby! rm old enough the West. Dale 80111 i11 Elie faded wandered among the - twigs of to take care of myself .__”

rose of the after low. . . So en- ,laWI1"t1‘eeS. And twilighi W35 C0111- Young men and women (‘ in in— , »

chanting a sunsegt it had been— ihg down in 8 gentle Veil 0V9!‘ creasing numbers) leave home & C010;-fui and beautiful as old so], the hills. by the thousands—- and always v 1 last smiles reflected in jéwelled "Another Friday i0m01‘1‘0Wl” have-— not only because oppor-y ‘ at wesiefn windows went down be. Mack said taking ‘off his school— tunities were few there, or be-

hind. me 'd,-,1-k “towers and min- bag this afternoon: “I never saw cause of the lure of adventure,

I arets ,“of the woodlands “up the any days go so fast as those of but because they wanted to be

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. i so each piece is thoroughly cleaned. J g _ ‘ 1 . ., . GROCERIES, CANNEIJGOODS, FRESH to talk with James in the ya,-d_ And above a hilltop now in the /group. For this reason, among

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and Strength’ he ‘nodded '1-hays moves a pale gold crescent of have a home of their own, apart MEATS AND MAGAZINES- always my wish.”: moon. from- their parents. (And parents DELIVERY SERVICE “rd wish this hound of mine“ Until tomorrow — -— Diary —— no longer feel that mature un- had some zense “Mack said a G001lI11ght. . . . . ‘ married children, particularly littleimpatiently, coming up be- ’ -

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she takes ‘now, and I have to wait until she cleans that away be fore I give her hay. And so be- tween times I've seen training this animal” he nodded.’

The pup of summer has devel- oped into a great shaggy-haired collie,‘ clarkish with we think a well-shaped head and knowing eyes. He is being trained to draw ‘ his young master on a small to- boggan along the fields and al- together to be an interested and 3 smart playmate for him. .

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ed. It was ‘moved by Mrs. Roy; Cutcliffe seconded by Mrs. Joseph i Murphy that we give a contribu-l. tion of $2.00 to the Multiple Sclei'— i osis Society. \; Reports of committees were i then heard and new ones appoint- ed. Sick and program - Mrs. Willard Wadman, Mrs. James Murray, Lunch - Mrs. Bryce Clarke, Mrs. Priscilla MaeFad- ytn, Mrs. Myrtle Peters and Mrs. Eric Robinson. Members were asked to decide about send- ing old woollens away to be made into blankets. Plans to be made at the next meeting. The Red Cross Convener pass- ed work to the members. Mrs. Roy Cutcliffe kindly invited mem- bers to her homefor the next meeting. Roll call to be answer- ed by participating in a sniping party. It was decided to start travelling aprons around *' dis- trict.‘ Proceeds from the pantry sale amounted to $3.60. Meeting ihen closed by singing God Save the Queen. Lunch was then serv- ed by the hostess assisted by co- mmittee in charge. Collection 95 cents. '

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