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and Mitchell Greene, 3, help - - or watch - - as Delaine Vestal takes a peek over the
bridge railing with Mrs. Spry looking on.
Mrs. Spry
When asked if she had any trouble
keeping the children away from the
fishing pond, Mrs. Spry made it un
derstood with (he parents and the
children th at they were not allowed -
near the pood without her or they
wortd surely get a spanking. "I will
treat them just 'like I would my own
children," says Mrs. Spry. She has
done a wonderful job with these little
ones and they are very obedient.
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Darla Adams gats Mrs. Spry's OK for a candy bar. *
Mrs. Spry certainly doesn't look
her age and she gives this credit to
the children. "A lot of exercise helps
keep you young", she commented.
"And I surely get it with the
children."
Mrs. Spry explained that of ail
her duties she loved taking care of
children more than anything else. The
money is also helpful to her, due to
the fact that she is a diabetic and
has a tremendous drug bill each
month. Her children have offered to
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Journal Photos by Barriiger
pay this for her, but she insists on
doing it herself, not only for the
money, but she enjoys it too much
Do give it up.
Would you believe that on several
occasions -She has even mentioned to
her husband that she might like to
keep a couple more children? Mr.
Spry, an employee at Erwin Mitts
since 1933, always allows her to make
her own decisions, hut he thinks she
has enou{£i to take care of at the
present time. I certainly agree with
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The 'Group' heads back for the store.
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