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A family magazine introduced by KEN SYKORA tMy life with music:
Anne Catchpole talks to eighty-year-old ARCHIE CAMDEN, the man who ' turned the bassoon from a clown into a poet'
Ɨ ' Her feet beneath her petticoat, Like little mice stole in and out ': for ELIZABETH SEAGER these are sad lines as she takes a very large size in shoes
Time, Tide, and Tunes:
CANON MILES BROWN talks to Peggy Archer about an unusual clock it has taken him ten years to make
Head today, tail tomorrow:
MRS. J. D. FEATHER talks about her mother, who became a teacher, and her struggle to bring up the family

Contributors

Introduced By:
Ken Sykora
Talks:
Anne Catchpole
Unknown:
Elizabeth Seager
Talks:
Canon Miles Brown
Unknown:
Peggy Archer
Talks:
Mrs. J. D. Feather

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