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TONI TODD
by Pam Horst and
Ramona Sell
“Youth fades; love droops;
the leaves of friendship fall:
A mother’s secret love
outlives them all.” This
famous poem by Oliver
Wendell Holmes, and many
others similar in form, have
been composed to honor our
mothers. Although their
message and style are
beautiful, sometimes the
most meaningful sentiments
come in the simplest form
from the least likely sources -
children. Children seem to
possess a natural, glowing
personality that radiates with
honesty and love.
This year the children in
our elementary schools are
busily preparing for Moth-
er’s Day. They are working
on a variety of projects and
gifts for this very special
occasion. Some of these
many projects include
poems, drawings, plaques,
cards, plants and flowers.
Grandview students eag-
erly responded to the ques-
tion “‘If you could give your
Mother anything in the world
for Mother's Day, what
would it be?’’ The answers
covered a wide variety of
items ranging from a new
house to a maid or a butler.
One sixth grade girl, Sarah
Shutter, shyly responded ‘I
would give my mother a
kiss.”’
May 7, 1975
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concerning the topic ‘‘What
is a mother.”” The interim
class planted several small
plants to give to their
mothers this Sunday.
These children are spending
much time cutting and
pasting together these flow-
ers to fashion colorful bou-
quets that will make this
Mother’s Day a little more
special.
Many beautiful cards,
posters, and cartoons have
been drawn by Maytown
students from all grades.
Their simple messages con-
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Dearest Mother
by James Metcalfe
There is no flower fair
enough
Or box of candy sweet
To give the gratitude that I
Would offer at your feet.
Fidelity and truth.
I turn to you in trouble and
You smile and comfort me.
Indeed your heart is always
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