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“Music, Music for Everyone”
by Tomie Depaola
When Rosa’s grandmother is
sick, her chair in the living room is
empty, and so is the mbney jar.
Rosa and her friends decide to try
to earn some money making music
for others as they so often do for
Grandma.
“Grandma’s Promise”
by Elaine Moore
The week after Christmas young
Kim goes to visit her grandmother.
Kim has never been to her grand
mother’s house in winter before,
and discovers new delights and
adventures. She goes skating on a
frozen pond, hunting for treasures
in her grandmother’s attic, and,
when the electricity goes off, the
two of them “camp out” in front of
the wood stove downstairs. This is
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I warm, beautifully illustrated
story of a grandmother and grand
laughter sharing lovely moments
together.
“Grandpa’s Slide Show”
by Deborah Gould
Unique and intriguing illustra
ions enhance the text of this gentle
itory about two young boys who
mjoy “overnights” at their grand
tarents’ house. During those
leep-overs, Grandpa always puts
>n a slide show for the children.
'Jot only do the boys love the
ihotos, but Sam, the older boy,
■njoys pushing the control button
vhcn Grandpa says “Next slide,
•lease.” The beloved ritual of the
lide show helps sustain the family
ven after Grandpa dies, and helps
a keep his memory alive in their
iearts and minds.
“Blackberries in the Dark”
by Mavis Jukes
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Austin and his grandmother seem a
little awkward with each other at
first, but slowly, the two of them
adjust to the situation, not by
forgetting Grandpa, but by weav
ing his memory through the daily
threads of their lives.
“Old is what You Get”
by Ann Zane Shanks
Includes conversations, inter
views, and commentary inters
persed with black and white
photographs of older folks as well
as younger people. This thoughtful
and reflective book touches on
such topics as grandparents, hus
band,s widowhood, loneliness,
lifestyle, money, relationships,
moments, work, and many more.
Fascinating and enlightening read
ing for both young and old.
“When Grandpa Wore Knick-
ers”
by Fcm Brown and Andrec Grabe
Was growing up in the thirties
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LANCASTER—Farm Women 1 Winters, the president, Anna Mary
Society 20 met September Ist at Groff, conducted the business
the home of Mary Shirk with Lil- meeting. It was reported that a
lian Winters as co hostess. The donation was given last month to
guest speaker was Jean Nevins, the Southern Lancaster County
Case Worker for the Office of the Library. We were reminded of the
Aging. They have two parttime Bazaar Table at the County Con
and two fulltime workers and vention. A nice letter was read
receptionists. Volunteers are from Patrick Graver who we spon
needed to call people who have no sored for the Young Leaders Con
one or live alone to be sure they are ference post Graduate. Four Sym
all right or find out if they need pathy and two Get Well cards were
anything. There are those who sent and we voted to pay $4.00
escort people to the doctors or dues instead of $3.00 as before,
places they need to go, those who A report was given on the picnic
help them check insurance. She which was held in August at Huf
mentioned PACE which is a great fnagel Park. There was an atten
savings and there is an activity dance of 27 for the September
group. They promote dignity of the meeting. The October meeting will
people and all transactions are kept be held at the home of Barbara
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