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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-05-16, Page 7- trek ••••,-,f 4. •;•••• • • --"•''''.1F9':ire'' 117 011ie Dungannon, cQ, ,Tyrone,.. N. kir, .0,20. 4984. i the Editor and Friends' ,,. • ,Y9t14ellong Witholit• .;# forgotten you but Ise is frantic withlaw it ,enOugh„,,hotirs in any , day to day all the .things Extiilke to. .,. s, ,,:;. k First of all - a 40, PaentioMr , . , yin very warm gO,', ,a Alton ,,• „,,, -,.:.•• :forgive me for 1,31 letter. It isn't th. y, wa°::'4O1.014'•41ien we met. • ,• , That'pieniemhotograph, inehlltIOS Ode BrookkOtAtiPey, appeared on tie front TI P48,9 of Ywr newspaper during iny vitit and • iSofleof mv favouiite plus, of course, the Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 16, 1984—Page 7 many activities verr ••,'Irite,,eup by• your correspondent, ABA b 4r, DITOR For the second year running, I'll be sitting on a National Appeal as a representative of ' N. Ireland Area. As you know, I'm devoted to the Legion. Next year, all being well, 1 aaamaaa hoe lo represent .our Area at the Scottish maa " .Sheet! PutearefullY into My scrap, The weather here is glorious just now and year plan to travel to London for the Annual Annual Conferende and. in November this her 80th birth' arty with all the; ell) her celebra"How i�vely it. ,0„...4. da there,itwill; blurprse. didn' A.A.%o eaf SaCh - WO, age, she "sl. on. and hopefully some day for 1 finditd) hat Dungannon trip will never I'm‘ •fio#i •, • 'e asked you at the time and mitidte, :40 if I'm too late, but would wereyvit'' 0:tor„me to have a photograph- Britiali Le ••, - • ta• copy of that photograph to hurry bac thg front , pages of both which is'alsO,, •iSeiiinel"".and the Goderich Aid Week. I'M: ,ust 6th, 1980? I'd like to sendi'ng it in my home where I published t' icult to:,stay in out of the garden, Festival of Remembrance in the Royal Albert ,vvell bay lots of Canadian Hall. fik n' ' ear,:4 t specially of Mrs. .:4 • • You'll see that one way or another, it's a Irc., Brown of Kitchener who busy life. And my son comes home this 3,and went on otir Royal weekend for a quick hello before returning to nsioriere Outing. Tell them . London s Royal College of Art, so I've got a 're off again on May 12, lot of_ baking to do. There's hardly ever a ,egiAninOf our Christian minute to it still, isto be se yo td tiveli11 SW', - health during....re tr years. !!!-.e,t,;., • '''-.''' i"'.wishes .60 oulc ,,,- lk67,,, good' , ; .. Can I, through ----- : . , •' another old timer?1S,Frap.ok aMcCarthy Surrey. ' terrific... aic my pen •pals .,, '' = ' ' ed., t• , —,....,..... Ili:, me in your , • very bagannon. I hia, - ..,44-• --,,, 4 . • brou en by the kindness 5 CICI, ,t It ie who writes beaut ul- -letters on his „ go g ehalf. He is a great 4g,e now as I believe he 3'6:g4. iillytillivelyed- with both.. 01*44y. of an article Before 1 elose, could 1. ask a great faVour vek in the Belfast 'News frOm any of your ex -service readers? The very Is4y; ,type, I, have toter, telling tit -my recent trip to London. Chairman of "Lurgaii Branch R.B.L.,, Mr. ,.;P:tn; door .painting with its You're welcome to use it if you wish ,- Many McCreanor, collectsduhtahr cap badges and of your readers Writil0:**fereSted as I sent, would be very. thankful to anyone who could th#0.4g1:04401ii, Trafalgar Square. fauna. help' him as he has only one, .1 think, from' my hOtelf;thfOug.**6-- Canadian nuns who Canada. I said I'd mention •this through/ you stay ther9[0-0 yearNextmonth I hope to and I'd be glad' to acknowledge and .pas on , repeat this Opttigc.::,, after attending the anything that's sent to me. Legion's National Conference in 'North With many good wishes to you all, • (Mrs.) Mollie Whiteside. t to mark the °evasion and ,ayed.coat �f.Here aye other reminders, the 'ware, soapstone etc. that I th me. -Everyone was so Cliolly another suitcasi. Did o e • 4, • e ! ' , :‘ • 0:When you've heeN,Iwtied as long and ittithfully as I have; fa ' lose' theliabitof - 4iavelling alone. W64ve. always gone on oliday together,* 40011.1/1e;' As.:a family, as couple again, touring through Englandi, land, Scotland, - Wales .• and parts of: trope. As the years reolthi4lthoUght-if yOu're like us, you get lazy, finding:* 'bothersome to make the effort, alruost resentingthe time be away,' anti60about *house, the pets, the garden not wanting tO leave :them, then when you do, hurrying back. Anyway, look how they're spoiling the countryside. Even the Isle of,Skye,,' once somehow secret and remote, has:lost its Mystery. We've not een back since great: motorway xcavators digging and delitIrig;'makingsure ey have their traffic jams like everyone 1 o wants, • Canada', e any 'man?wani • tome we're Len ?••'t4:9,eit',411 he t, 0.1 • roam* bis crossworu; -;„ ate, „,..s favourite boxers, snooze in his favourite chair. That's a holiday, he says. For him,' home is a haven., '-. Stationed ' But if you're a 'housewife like me, hoine all O day,ever3r day, you need to get away, so now .1 take these wee short breaks in London. I've always loved London, stationed there during the war, working there after graduation, A °.k '44 41eP * , • for ; rely over With.mra"*hfen:he was small and full of inquiry, s :iing his ', joy in Mme. Tusiau0; Regent'sPark Zoo, the Planetar- ium, the Science Museum and every sight 10e managect4o*On into a few hectic days. But he's grown now and with London all hustle bustle, after a :while you \lose the incination to ; battle with • Now, though I'm *Ondering why I stayed away s� long. London is marvellous. With three short days to spend, I work out a. program, not wasting a single minute, fitting in a Barbican orchestral concert, the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition, a tour of a TV Research Centre, West. End suppers, visits to wartime friends too long neglected. A One-man show in the Central College of Art -found me confused but fascinated, a sort of psychiatric scream -in, depending on 4 • • • .• ,J'.•'• • . audience participation for its success. You had to find out who you were, the real you, looking inkyard, discovering yourself. But I'm not keen on introspection, asking after- wards in touching innocence, "Does it matter if you don't know who you are?" He gazedat me in,disbelief. "If you don't know who you are," he snapped, "you don't exist." Now mention London to meand 0 I'm packed, ready for off. I've journey d there O by train, by -plane, by car. Suddenly last week, "This time I'll- go by Ulsterbus," I • said and off I went again. 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