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by Carol Nelson
Samuel Leech-Chandler, new SilverStringer, a native of England and a transplant to Melrose 15 years ago, writes about life in England during World War II.
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Published the first Friday of each month by the SilverStringers of Melrose, Massachusetts -- March 4, 2005
Photo by Shirley Rabb
Publisher for this issue is Kay McCarte
by Shirley Rabb
... a necessity
St. Valentine Day party
by Ella Letterie
... he gave a lot for lovers
What's in a name?
by Jerry Norton
... but it's a nice restaurant
Distraction during driving
by Russ Priestley
... dis the dis and it's traction
It has earned its due
by William C. Moore
A war to end all wars?
by Samuel Leech-Chandler
... perhaps
Smoke alarm batteries
by Bob Ross
... threw them away
From Glacier, into Canada, on to Canmore and Banff
by Don Norris
... the joys of being a tourist: shopping, eating, up at dawn ...
Bell of Hudson given to Admiral Pratt
Bob Ross
... son gave bell of WW-II Ship to father for Christmas
Lost and Found
by Natalie Thomson
... Cape Cod caper
A walk for our homeless veterans
Robert VanKirk
... a challenge from a 105 year-old veteran
Right or wrong?
by John Averell
... how can I know?
Ah, memories -- The Blizzard of '78
By Joyce Bottenberg, once of Melrose
... thoughts from Joyce Bottenberg and Bob Harvey
Computer Tips:March05
Clear your cache
Bob Ross
... speed up your computer and other things