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<H BRITISH RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA SOCIETY >
<H NEWSLETTER NO. 7 >
<H JANUARY 1978 >
<H EDITED BY ANN SAUNDERS AND MARY GUEST ><R 1>
CONTENTS <R 2>
EDITORIAL, INCLUDING LETTER FROM MR. BARRIE JAY, GENETIC CLINIC, MOORFIELDS EYE HOSPITAL <R 3>
LIVING WITH R.P. (1) BY MRS. JANET ALDER (2) BY MRS. CLARE LANE <R 4>
THE ELECTRO RETINOGRAM BY MR. ROBIN GOOD OF BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLANDS EYE HOSPITAL <R 5>
WORK OF THE PARTIALLY SIGHTED SOCIETY BY ERIC HOWELL <R 6>
USE OF ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME <R 7>
RECIPES ON TAPE <R 8>
BOOK NEWS <R 9>
STORY OF A PASSPORT BY MR. JOE RICHARDSON <R 10>
BRANCH NEWS <R 11>
NEWSLETTER NO. 8
<H EDITORIAL ><R 12>
1977 HAS BEEN A GOOD YEAR FOR THE SOCIETY AND ONE OF GREAT GROWTH. MEMBERSHIP HAS INCREASED TO
OVER 850 FAMILIES AND HAS EXTENDED TO OTHER COUNTRIES IN EUROPE - AUSTRIA, EIRE, NETHERLANDS,
SPAIN, SWEDEN AND WEST GERMANY - AND EVEN AS FAR AFIELD AS AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, INDIA AND
PAKISTAN, RHODESIA, SOUTH AFRICA AND ZAIRE. TO ALL OUR MEMBERS, AT HOME . . .
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<H BRAILLE BANK STATEMENTS ><R 1>
WHEN YOU RECEIVE YOUR BRAILLE STATEMENT YOU WILL ALSO RECEIVE A STANDARD SIGHTED STATEMENT IN THE
SAME ENVELOPE. <R 2>
IF A STATEMENT SHEET IS REPRESENTED BY MORE THAN ONE BRAILLE PAGE, THE RELATIVE SIGHTED SHEET
NUMBER IS SHOWN ON EACH BRAILLE SHEET FOLLOWED BY THE BRAILLE PAGE NUMBER. YOUR CHEQUES ARE
DESIGNATED BY THE SERIAL NUMBER ALONE. <R 3>
THE FOLLOWING ABBREVIATIONS ARE USED: =SO STANDING ORDER: =DD DIRECT DEBIT: =DIV DIVIDEND: =BGC
BANK GIRO CREDIT <R 4>
DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TO 7 DAYS' NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL. <R 5>
THE ITEMS AND BALANCE SHOWN ON YOUR STATEMENTS SHOULD BE VERIFIED AND ANY ENQUIRIES DIRECTED TO
YOUR BRANCH. A SIGHTED VERSION OF YOUR BRAILLE STATEMENT, IN THE SAME FORMAT, IS HELD BY YOUR
BRANCH TO ASSIST IN DEALING WITH SUCH ENQUIRIES.
<P 2>
<H LLOYDS BANK SERVICES - A BRIEF GUIDE ><R 6>
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU RECEIVE A FULL EXPLANATION BEFORE MAKING USE OF ANY OF THESE SERVICES FOR
PERSONAL CUSTOMERS. PLEASE ASK . . .
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<P 1>THE JERUSALEM SIMPLE MASS SHEET - =NLC EDITION. <R 1>
FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT (A) 9TH MARCH, 1975. <R 2>
EDITED BY REV. JOSEPH O'MAHONY AND MGR. BRENDAN TRAVERS. <R 3>
__THIS MASS SHEET INCLUDES AMENDMENTS SUGGESTED BY THE LITURGICAL _COMMISSION. <R 4>
__STAND AS THE PRIEST PROCEEDS TO THE ALTAR AND JOIN IN _THE ANTIPHON _OR _THE ENTER HYMN. <R 5>
ANTIPHON - __AN APPROPRIATE HYMN MAY BE _SUBSTITUTED. <R 6>
REJOICE, JERSUALEM, AND REJOICE WITH HER ALL YOU WHO LOVE HER. <R 7>
REJOICE AND BE CHEERFUL, YOU WHO WERE DESOLATE. <R 8>
BE GLAD AND TAKE YOUR FILL OF THE MILK OF HER CONSOLATION. <R 9>
__ALL MAKE THE SIGN OF THE CROSS AS THE PRIEST _SAYS: <R 10>
IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, AND OF THE SON, AND OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. __THE PEOPLE _ANSWER: AMEN. <R 11>
__THE PRIEST GREETS ALL PRESENT IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING _FORMS: <R 12>
(A) THE GRACE OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THE LOVE OF GOD AND THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
BE WITH YOU ALL. __THE PEOPLE _ANSWER: AND ALSO WITH YOU. <R 13>
(B . . .
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<H PAY ADVICE ><R 1>
J. CAUSER, NTH. WEST. <R 2>
=ZT905599=C <R 3>
PLEASE QUOTE =A/9874 =C4737 IN ALL ENQUIRIES. <R 4>
PAY AND ALLOWANCES L210.75 <R 5>
DEDUCTIONS <R 6>
NATIONAL INSURANCE - L12.12 <R 7>
INCOME TAX - L26.95 <R 8>
SUPERANNUATION - L12.39 <R 9>
TOTAL L51.56 <R 10>
NET PAY L159.29
<R 11>
TAX CODE 145 =L <R 12>
TAX PERIOD 02 <R 13>
PAID ON 27 MAY 76 <R 14>
PAID BY BANK CREDIT.
<P 2>
<P 1>
<T *A.DATEST > <L 1>S TEST DATA
<T *A.DATEST > <L 1>E <R 1>
ABONED ABLER ABOUTCE ABOVEBOARD ABOVENTIONED ABSINTHE ACCORDINGLY ACKNOWLEDGEABLE ACREAGE ADHERE
ADHERED ADHERENCE "ADJUST". AFORESAID AFTERMATH AGREEABLE AIN'T AIREDALE [A LA CARTE ALEATORY ALLY
ALMONER NALMSHOUSEE ]ALTIMETERS] "NAMBLEDES. P" BARONESS BARO/NESS BARO/-NESS-/ "BASTION" -
BAYONET BEATIFY BEAUTIFUL BEFRIEND." <R 2>
CARTHORSE CATHEDRAL CHARG[E D'AFFAIRES CHILDHOOD CHROMOSOME CITIZENESS CLARIONET CLEVER CLIFF'S
CLOTHED COHERENCE COLONEL
<P 2>CONAME CONED CROONER <R 3>
DACHSHUND DANCED DELINEATION DISC" . . .
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<H APPLE AND CELERY SAVOURY ><R 1>
10 =C. 9 =P. 19 =F.
<H 247 CALORIES ><R 2>
5 OZ. MILK. <R 3>
1/2 OZ. GRATED CHEESE. <R 4>
1 OZ. CHOPPED APPLE. <R 5>
CHOPPED CELERY. <R 6>
1 DESSERTSPOONFUL GELATINE. <R 7>
1/2 CUP HOT WATER. <R 8>
SALT AND PEPPER.
<R 9>
1. DISSOLVE GELATINE IN HOT WATER. <R 10>
2. ADD TO WARM MILK. STIRRING WELL. <R 11>
3. WHEN JUST BEGINNING TO THICKEN ADD SALT, PEPPER, CHEESE AND WHISK UNTIL THICK, GRADUALLY ADDING
THE APPLE AND CELERY. <R 12>
4. PUT IN COOL PLACE TO SET.
<P 2>
<H BUCK RAREBIT ><R 13>
10 =C. 22 =P. 24 =F.
<H 344 CALORIES ><R 14>
2/3 OZ. BREAD. <R 15>
2 OZ. CHEESE. <R 16>
1 EGG. <R 17>
1/8 OZ. MARGARINE. <R 18>
DESSERTSPOONFUL MILK. <R 19>
SALT AND PEPPER.
<R 20>
1. MELT MARGARINE, CHEESE AND MILK IN PAN. <R 21>
2. WHEN CREAMY, POUR OVER BREAD TOASTED. <R 22>
3. PUT UNDER GRILL TILL GOLDEN BROWN. <R 23>
4. POACH THE EGG AND PUT ON TOP.
<P 3>
<H CHEESE CREAM SAVOURY ><R 24>
10 =C. 17 =P. 12 =F.
<H 216 CALORIES ><R 25>
1 OZ. GRATED CHEESE. <R 2 . . .
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<H PROJECT TITLE ><R 1>
EMPLOYMENT OF RACIAL MINORITY GROUPS IN N.E. LANCASHIRE. <R 2>
$G ABDUL A. CHAUDHRY $G
<H TERMS OF REFERENCE ><R 3>
TO INVESTIGATE THE EMPLOYMENT ETHNIC MINORITIES IN NORTH EAST LANCASHIRE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE
INFORMATION ON RACIAL EMPLOYMENT PRACTICES AND TO RECOMMEND ANY ACTION NECESSARY TO ENSURE THAT
SUCH POLICIES PROVIDE FAIR OPPORTUNITY FOR ETHNIC MINORITIES. <R 4>
GEOGRAPHICAL BOUNDARIES AND BACKGROUND OF SETTLERS. <R 5>
THE BOUNDARIES OF NORTH EAST LANCASHIRE STRETCH FROM PADIHAM TO COLNE UP TO BARNOLDSWICK. THE NEW
ASIAN SETTLERS ARE MAINLY FROM PAKISTAN, BENGLA DESH AND INDIA. THERE IS A SUBSTANTIAL NUMBER OF
ITALIANS, POLISH, UKRANIANS AND SOME MEMBERS OF THE CHINESE COMMUNITY. THE EUROPEAN SETTLERS HAVE
INTEGRATED AND ARE COMPARATIVELY LESS VISIBLE. THE ASIANS WHO HAVE DIFFERENT SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND
RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND ARE HAVING DIFFICULTY IN SETTLING DOWN AND INTEGRATING INTO THE MAIN STREAM
OF INDIGENOUS POPULATION. A SURVEY CARRIED OUT IN . . .
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<H THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1977 ><R 1>
JANUARY: THE NEW MOON ON 19TH IS FAVOURABLE TO YOU AND YOUR DEALINGS WITH "=A" AND "=C". IT IS NOT
UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH THAT YOU NEED BE MORE CAUTIOUS CONCERNING INTERESTS OVER "=EC AND "=B".
BE CAUTIOUS IN "=F" MATTERS ALSO. <R 2>
FEBRUARY: PROCEED WITH CAUTION DURING THE WHOLE MONTH, ESPECIALLY FROM 16TH TO I3RD. GUARD AGAINST
ACCIDENTS AROUND 27TH AND POSTPONE "=B" INTERESTS IF POSSIBLE. COMMUNITY PROJECTS COULD CAUSE
EXTRA WORK. WATCH "=F". <R 3>
MARCH: DISCONCERTING AT FIRST BUT FORTUNATE FROM 19TH ONWARDS WITH EXTRA BOOST TO YOUR PERSONAL
INTERESTS AND EMOTIONS ON 26TH. THERE COULD BE TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENTS AROUND NOW WITH LUCK IN
"=C" ACTIVITIES. <R 4>
APRIL: OPENS WELL ENOUGH WITH ACCENT ON SOCIAL ACTIVITIES BUT DON'T FORCE AN ISSUE. BOTH THE 17TH
AND 27TH ARE WELL ASPECTED. PRESS ON WITH "=X" INTERESTS AND INTERVIEW SOMEONE CONNECTED WITH
EITHER "=G" OR "=Z". <R 5>
MAY: THOUGH ALL WILL END WELL, A BAD TIME FOR "=A" IS INDICATED . . .
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<P 1>PIONEER HANDBOOK, THE _DE _INVENTIONE _DIALECTICA _LIBRI _TRES (TO WHICH I SHALL HAVE
REPEATED OCCASION TO RETURN), WAS SPECIFIED FOR THE CAMBRIDGE SYLLABUS AT THE TIME AT WHICH BACON
ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY. THE 1560 STATUTES FOR TRINITY COLLEGE (WHICH BACON ATTENDED) LIKEWISE
NAME AGRICOLA, AND IN ONE VERSION SETON'S ELEMENTARY MANUAL BASED ON AGRICOLA AND MELANCHTHON, AS
BASIC TEXTS FOR DIALECTIC TEACHING.<R 1>
WE KNOW FROM THE PERSONAL ACCOUNT BOOKS OF ARCHBISHOP WHITGIFT, WHO WAS IN CHARGE OF BACON'S
STUDIES AT TRINITY, THAT HE CUSTOMARILY BOUGHT THE DIALECTIC MANUALS OF SETON AND CAESARIUS FOR
HIS STUDENTS. ONE MAY SURMISE THAT FOR WHITGIFT'S STUDENTS, AT LEAST, THESE TWO WERE STANDARD
DIALECTIC TEXTS. THIS VIEW IS ALSO SUPPORTED BY SURVIVING INVENTORIES OF THE STOCKS OF
CONTEMPORARY CAMBRIDGE BOOKSELLERS, IN WHICH SETON IS PARTICULARLY PROMINENT, AND IN THE STUDENTS'
PERSONAL BOOKLISTS PRESERVED AMONGST THE PROBATE RECORDS IN THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES.
THESE TWO LA . . .
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<H CITY OF COVENTRY >
<H COMMITTEE AGENDA ><R 1>
SOCIAL SERVICES (SOCIAL WORK AND DOMICILIARY SERVICES) SUB-COMMITTEE AT 2#00 P.M. ON FRIDAY, THE
14TH NOVEMBER, 1975. <R 2>
1. CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES. <R 3>
2. DECLARATION BY MEMBERS OF ANY INTEREST IN ANY CONTRACT, PROPOSED CONTRACT OR OTHER MATTER TO BE
CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING. <R 4>
3. NURSERIES AND CHILD MINDERS REGULATION ACT 1948 (AS AMENDED) - APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION -
REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SERVICES (CIRCULATED - DOCUMENT 1). <R 5>
4. MENTAL HEALTH ACT 1959 - TO AUTHORISE MRS. C. LAKE AND MRS. M. AVERY TO ACT AS MENTAL WELFARE
OFFICERS - REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SERVICES (CIRCULATED - DOCUMENT 2). <R 6>
5. SERVICES FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED - REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SERVICES WHICH
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:
<R 7>
(A) INTRODUCTORY REPORT ON SERVICES FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED. <R 8>
(B) TECHNICAL WORK WITH BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED PEOPLE. <R 9>
(C) MOBILITY FOR THE BLIND. <R 10> . . .
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THE ASSOCIATION OF BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. <R 2>
POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS WITH REGARD TO THE PARTIALLY SIGHTED. <R 3>
1. SCHOOLS: PARTIALLY-SIGHTED CHILDREN SHOULD BE EDUCATED WITHIN AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
AND, AS PART OF SUCH A SYSTEM, SHOULD BE TAUGHT ALONGSIDE THE TOTALLY BLIND, I.E., UNITS SHOULD
CATER FOR BOTH BLIND AND PARTIALLY-SIGHTED CHILDREN WITHIN ORDINARY SIGHTED SCHOOLS, THUS ENABLING
BORDER-LINE CASES TO REAP THE BENEFITS OF BOTH VISUAL AND TACTILE METHODS WHERE THESE WERE FOUND
TO BE APPROPRIATE. <R 4>
"IT WOULD BE A FURTHER ADVANTAGE OF THESE UNITS THAT THEY WOULD BE BETTER ABLE THAN SEPARATE UNITS
OR SCHOOLS FOR THE BLIND AND THE PARTIALLY-SIGHTED TO ASSESS ACCURATELY THE EDUCATIONAL EFFICIENCY
OF A PARTICULAR CHILD'S DEGREE OF VISION AND TO RESPOND APPROPRIATELY." <R 5>
IN ADDITION, CHILDREN SHOULD BE SUPPLIED IN ALL CASES WITH A SPARE PAIR OF SPECTACLES AND SHOULD
HAVE REGULAR ACCESS TO L.V.A. CLINICS OR BE VISITED REGU . . .
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<H A POLICY FOR STAFF DEVELOPMENT ><R 1>
1. INTRODUCTION <R 2>
THE STAFF DEVELOPMENT PANEL WAS SET UP BY THE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE OF THE COLLEGE COUNCIL TO
INVESTIGATE AND REPORT ON A POLICY FOR STAFF DEVELOPMENT FOR THE COLLEGE. <R 3>
THE PANEL CONSISTED OF MR. S. BARRATT, DIRECTOR OF EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (WHOSE PLACE WAS
TEMPORARILY TAKEN BY MR. H. PROCTOR, THE VICE-PRINCIPAL), MR. D.E. OLIVER, SENIOR LECTURER FOR
STAFF DEVELOPMENT, MR. E. HYLAND, LECTURER IN THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT, BUSINESS AND
SECRETARIAL STUDIES, AND MR. H.R. LOYELL, PRINCIPAL LECTURER IN CHARGE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGY. THE
LATTER PAIR HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES IN INDUSTRY. <R 4>
THE COLLEGE HAS ALWAYS BEEN CONCERNED WITH STAFF DEVELOPMENT. WHAT IS NEW IS THE PROPOSAL TO
FORMULATE A DEFINITE POLICY AND A FRAMEWORK IN PLACE OF TREATING EACH REQUEST AD HOC. STAFF
DEVELOPMENT HAS BEEN GIVEN IMPETUS BY THE PUBLICATION OF THE JAMES REPORT, WHICH RECOMMENDS AN
EXTENSION OF IN-SERV . . .
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TAKIN' A GAMBLE OVER MAKING THE RIGHT DECISION IN LIFE IS SOMETHING WE ALL HAVE TO DO SOMETIMES...
BUT BEING' A MUSICIAN IN THE POP WORLD INVOLVES TAKIN' THE KIND OF GAMBLES THAT CAN MAKE OR BREAK
YOU...]
<H BAY CITY ROLLERS ><R 2>
THE LADS DIDN'T SEEM TO REMEMBER ANY BIG GAMBLES AT FIRST. BUT THEY RECKONED THAT WHEN THINGS HAD
BEEN GOING HARD WITH THEM - AND THEY DID AT FIRST, BELIEVE IT OR NOT - IT WAS OFTEN A POSSIBILITY
THAT THEY MIGHT SPLIT. IT WAS ONLY THE FAITH AND OPTIMISM OF THEIR MANAGER, TAM, THAT KEPT THEM
GOING. SO IT'S NOT SURPRISING THAT THEY'RE GRATEFUL TO HIM NOW THAT THEY'VE DEFINITELY MADE IT. <R 3>
THE GAMBLE OF JUST KEEPIN' ON TRYIN' PAID OFF IN THEIR CASE] BUT IT TOOK SOMEONE WHO HAD REAL
FAITH IN THEIR TALENT TO KEEP THEM TOGETHER WHEN TIMES GOT REALLY ROUGH.
<H BARRY BLUE ><R 4>
"THE BIGGEST PLUNGE I'VE EVER TAKEN WAS MY RECENT TRIP TO AMERICA. Y'SEE I WASN'T BACKED BY ANY
RECORD COMPANY SO ALL THE RECORDING I DID OUT THERE WAS OFF MY OWN BAT AND IT . . .
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CATEGORIES FOR GILL FILES:
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A0...PRESS,NEWSLETTERS,BULLETINS
AC...BANK NOTICES (NOT STATEMENTS)
D0...RELIGION
DA...DATA SAMPLES,TEST DATA
E0...HOMECRAFT,COOKING,KNITTING
EC...EDUC'L COURSES,CONFERENCE PROGS,SYLLABI,PROGRAMS(DRAMA,MUSIC)
READING LISTS
ED...EDUCATION-COURSE LECTURES,GEN'Y WRITTEN LECTURES WH AREN'T ARTICLES,
MONOGRAPHS ETC
F0...POPULAR LORE (VASECTOMY,GOAT-KEEPING,GUIDE-DOG TRAINING,HOROSCOPULAR
MATERIAL,INFORMATION ON PLACES
G0...BIOGRAPHY,ESSAYS,MONOGRAPHS,REVIEWS,ARTICLES,REPORTS
HA...GOV'T:MEETINGS,PAPERS
HB...ASSOCIATIONS,CLUBS-MINUTES ETC
HC...UNIVERSITY:MINUTES,MEETINGS,WORKING PARTIES,DEPTS
IL...INFORMAL SPOKEN SPEECH:SHOWS,RADIO
K0...GENERAL FICTION
KC...CHILDREN'S FICTION
LA...LAW:NOT LESSONS THEREIN-REPORTS,CASES,CONTRACTS
LE...SPOKEN FORMAL SPEECH-LECTURES
LI...LISTS :PEOPLE,FIRMS,WORDS,MENUS
LO...LETTERS - OFFICIAL
LP...LETTERS - PERSONAL
PU...PUZZLES
QU...QUESTIONNAIRES
S0...PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
SC...NON-TEXTUAL : S . . .
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TWO MASKED RAIDERS SMASHED THEIR WAY INTO AN ASHTEAD HOME AND CLUBBED PENSIONER FREDERICK WALKER
TO THE FLOOR WITH A GUN. <R 2>
MR. WALKER, AGED 71 WHO HAS A HEART CONDITION, AND HIS WIFE PEARL WERE TIED UP AT GUNPOINT. <R 3>
THEN THE RAIDERS RANSACKED THE PLACE AND MADE OFF WITH FURS AND JEWELLERY WORTH MORE THAN L9,000
AND L200 IN CASH. <R 4>
SAID MRS. WALKER: "THE MEN THREATENED TO SHOOT US. ONE OF THEM HELD US AT GUNPOINT WHILE THE OTHER
SEARCHED THE BUNGALOW FOR VALUABLES. <R 5>
THEY KEPT ASKING WHERE THE SAFE WAS, BUT MY HUSBAND WOULDN'T SAY ANYTHING. <R 6>
IN THE END I TOLD THEM BECAUSE I WAS FRIGHTENED AND FREDERICK SUFFERS FROM A HEART CONDITION." <R 7>
MR. WALKER WAS WATCHING TELEVISION IN THE LOUNGE OF HIS BUNGALOW IN THE WARREN WHEN THE RAIDERS
STRUCK ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. <R 8>
THEY USED A WATERING CAN TO SMASH THEIR WAY THROUGH THE PLATE GLASS DOOR AT THE BACK OF THE
BUILDING AND ORDERED MR. WALKER TO LIE DOWN. <R 9>
MR. WALKER REFUSED AND ONE OF THE MEN START . . .
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<P 1>*SHORT STORIES FOR CHILDREN FOR PAT.
<H LADDIE TO THE RESCUE ><R 1>
THIS IS A TRUE STORY. THERE ARE TWO BOYS IN THE STORY - DAVID AND CHRISTOPHER - BUT THE HERO IS
LADDIE, A GOLDEN LABRADOR. ONE DAY, DAVID AND CHRISTOPHER WERE ON THE BEACH AT THE ISLE OF WIGHT
WITH LADDIE WHEN THEY UNTIED A ROWING BOAT AND PUSHED IT INTO THE SEA. THE BOYS WERE USED TO
BOATS, BUT THE TIDE WAS GOING OUT AND IT TOOK THE BOAT OUT. <R 2>
DAVID AND CHRISTOPHER WERE FRIGHTENED. THEY SHOUTED FOR HELP BUT WERE TOO FAR OUT FOR ANYONE TO
HEAR. BUT LADDIE HEARD THEM. HE RAN INTO THE SEA AND SWAM TOWARDS THE BOAT. THE BOYS WATCHED HIM
COMING BUT THEY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT LADDIE COULD DO - APART FROM GETTING INTO THE BOAT WITH THEM. <R 3>
BUT LADDIE DIDN'T GET INTO THE BOAT. HE SWAM CLOSE BESIDE IT AND DAVID LEANED OUT AND GRABBED HIS
COLLAR. THEN LADDIE SWAM FOR THE BEACH - PULLING THE BOAT ALONG. IT WAS A LONG, HARD SWIM, BUT AT
LAST LADDIE REACHED THE BEACH. DAVID AND CHRISTOPHER WERE SAFE. <R 4>
OF COURSE, THE . . .
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<P 1><R 1>
AGREEMENT NO. 717737 =HP. <R 2>
MR. ANDREW THOMAS WADE, 51 CHARLTON LANE, CHARLTON =SE7
<H STATUTORY NOTIE ><R 3>
RIGHT OF HIRER TO TERMINATE AGREEMENT. <R 4>
1. THE HIRER MAY PUT AN END TO THIS AGREEMENT BY GIVING NOTICE OF TERMINATION IN WRITING TO ANY
PERSON WHO IS ENTITLED TO COLLECT OR RECEIVE THE HIRE RENT. <R 5>
2. HE MUST THEN PAY ANY INSTALMENTS WHICH ARE IN ARREAR AT THE TIME WHEN HE GIVES NOTICE. IF, WHEN
HE HAS PAID THOSE INSTALMENTS, THE TOTAL AMOUNT WHICH HE HAS PAID UNDER THE AGREEMENT IS LESS THAN
L33.72 HE MUST ALSO PAY ENOUGH TO MAKE UP THAT SUM, UNLESS THE COURT DETERMINES THAT A SMALLER SUM
WOULD BE EQUAL TO THE OWNER'S LOSS. <R 6>
3. IF THE GOODS HAVE BEEN DAMAGED OWING TO THE HIRER HAVING FAILED TO TAKE REASONABLE CARE OF
THEM, THE OWNER MAY SUE HIM FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE DAMAGE UNLESS THAT AMOUNT CAN BE AGREED BETWEEN
THE HIRER AND THE OWNER. <R 7>
4. THE HIRER SHOULD SEE WHETHER THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS PROVISIONS ALLOWING HIM TO PUT AN END TO
THE AGRE . . .
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<P 1>
<H DIALLING LOCAL CALLS >
<L 1>ASH: DIAL NUMBER ONLY
<L 2>BARHAM: 9282
<L 3>BLEAN: 9277
<L 4>BOUGHTON: 9275
<L 5>BRIDGE: 92
<L 6>CANTERBURY: 92
<L 7>CHARTHAM: 9273
<L 8>CHESTFIELD: 9279
<L 9>CHILHAM: 9276
<L 10>CHISLET: 9286
<L 11>CLAYPITS: 9288
<L 12>DEAL: 5
<L 13>DOVER: DIAL NUMBER ONLY
<L 14>DYMCHURCH: 9182
<L 15>EASTRY: 86
<L 16>ELHAM: 9184
<L 17>FOLKESTONE: 91
<L 18>GREAT STOUR: 9289
<L 19>HAWKINGE: 9189
<L 20>HERNE BAY: 923
<L 21>HONEY HILL: 9284
<L 22>HYTHE (KENT): 91
<L 23>KEARSNEY: 7
<L 24>LITTLEBOURNE: 9278
<L 25>LYMINGE: 91
<L 26>MANSTON: 9389
<L 27>MINSTER (THANET): 9388
<L 28>NONINGTON: DIAL NUMBER ONLY
<L 29>PETHAM: 9270
<L 30>PRESTON (KENT): 9281
<L 31>SANDWICH: 6
<L 32>SAXON MARSH: 9384
<L 33>SELLINDGE: 9181
<L 34>SELLING: 9285
<L 35>SELSTED: 9183
<L 36>SHEPHERDSWELL: DIAL NUMBER ONLY
<L 37>STELLING MINNIS: 9287
<L 38>THANET: 93
<L 39>WHITSTABLE <R 1>
(4 & 5 FIG. NOS.: 922 <R 2>
(6 FIG. NOS): 92
<L 2>WINGHAM: 9272
<L 3>WODEN MILL: 87
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FROM DR. J.M. GILL, WARWICK RESEARCH UNIT FOR THE BLIND, UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK, COVENTRY, ENGLAND. <R 2>
FROM YOUR REPLIES TO MY QUESTIONNAIRE CONCERNING PSYCHOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS, SOME MATTERS NEED
ANSWERING OR CLARIFYING. <R 3>
1. THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION PROVIDES ME WITH A COMPUTER-READABLE DIGITAL MAGNETIC
TAPE CONTAINING THE ABSTRACTS ONLY; I CANNOT PROVIDE THE FULL TEXTS OF THE ARTICLES. <R 4>
2. I HAVE BEEN BINDING 50 PAGES PER VOLUME SINCE THIS WAS THE MAXIMUM WHICH WOULD FIT IN MY
ENVELOPES. I NOW HAVE SOME LARGER ENVELOPES SO I WILL TRY BINDING UP TO 100 PAGES PER VOLUME. <R 5>
3. I INCORRECTLY ASSUMED THAT YOU WOULD ALL THROW AWAY THE ABSTRACTS WITHIN A FEW DAYS OF
RECEIVING THEM. I NOW FIND THAT SOME OF YOU ARE KEEPING THEM FOR REFERENCE. I AM TRYING TO LOCATE
A BRAILLE DYMOTAPE MACHINE SO THAT I CAN PUT A TITLE AND DATE DOWN THE BINDER OR THE EDGE OF THE
FRONT COVER. <R 6>
4. IT HAS BEEN POINTED OUT THAT THE APOSTROPHE IS NOT APPEARING CORRECTLY IN . . .
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<L 1>WARWICK RESEARCH UNIT FOR THE BLIND,
<L 2>UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK,
<L 3>COVENTRY =CV4 7=AL <R 1>
ENCLOSED BRAILLE CROSSWORD PUZZLE BOOK. <R 2>
THE FIRST SECTION OF THE BOOK CONTAINS COMPLETE BRAILLE CROSSWORDS, THE SECOND A COUPLE OF
CROSSWORDS EDITED FOR USE WITH THE R.N.I.B. CROSSWORD BOARD (FOR OWNERS OF A BOARD). FOR
INFORMATION: THE CROSSWORD BOARD IS OBTAINED FROM THE ROYAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND AND
IS LISTED IN THEIR CATALOGUE. <R 3>
AN INK PRINT SHEET IS INCLUDED WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN MIND. MAYBE TO COMPLETE A SHARED
CROSSWORD. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS IDEA? <R 4>
LET ME HAVE ANY COMMENTS. <R 5>
DO YOU LIKE THE COMPLETE CROSSWORD OR THOSE EDITED FOR A BOARD? <R 6>
DO YOU HAVE A CROSSWORD BOARD? <R 7>
DO YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS ON FORMAT? <R 8>
HAPPY CHRISTMAS. <R 9>
YOURS SINCERELY, PAT FOXON (MRS.) <R 10>
P.S. PLEASE EXCUSE THE DOUBLE LETTER SIGN IN THE LAST TWO PUZZLES - THIS IS AN ERROR.
<P 2>
<H CROSSWORD PUZZLES ><R 11>
COMPILED WITH THE KIND P . . .
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<P 1>A DRAFT COPY OF A BRAILLE GUIDE TO THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY BBC RADIO BIRMINGHAM IS ENCLOSED.
THIS HAS BEEN PRODUCED BY "FORESIGHT" IN COOPERATION WITH THE WARWICK RESEARCH UNIT FOR THE BLIND. <R 1>
BEFORE DECIDING WHETHER TO PUBLISH THIS BOOKLET, WE NEED SOME INFORMATION: <R 2>
1. DO YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS ON THE CONTENT OF THIS GUIDE? <R 3>
2. WHAT, IN YOUR OPINION, IS THE POTENTIAL DEMAND IF THIS BOOKLET WAS MADE AVAILABLE FREE OF
CHARGE? <R 4>
3. HOW SHOULD THE BOOKLET BE DISTRIBUTED? IF BLIND PEOPLE ARE TO WRITE IN FOR COPIES, HOW SHOULD
WE INFORM THEM OF ITS EXISTENCE? <R 5>
4. DO YOU KNOW OF ANY ORGANISATIONS WHICH MIGHT BE PREPARED TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE COST OF
PRODUCING THIS BOOKLET? <R 6>
PLEASE SEND YOUR COMMENTS TO MS. HELEN LLOYD, "FORESIGHT", BBC RADIO BIRMINGHAM, PEBBLE MILL ROAD,
BIRMINGHAM B5 7SD.
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<H QUESTIONNAIRE ON BRAILLE CONTRACTIONS ><R 1>
FROM DR. J. M. GILL, WARWICK RESEARCH UNIT FOR THE BLIND, UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK, COVENTRY,
ENGLAND. <R 2 . . .
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<P 1>R.H.T. AERIALS
<L 1>1 WETHERBY CRESCENT,
<L 2>NORTH HYKEHAM. LINCS.
<L 3>=LN6 8=SX <R 1>
PROPRIETOR: R.T. HUNTER. <R 2>
2 METRE CUBIC QUAD ARRAYS
<H QUAD SPECIFICATIONS ><R 3>
GENERAL DETAILS. AVAILABLE FOR THE =VHF AMATEUR RADIO ENTHUSIAST IS THE =RTH SERIES OF 2 METRE
CUBIC QUAD AERIALS. <R 4>
THESE ARE RUGGEDLY CONSTRUCTED FROM HIGH STRENGTH LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINIUM ALLOY. ALL METAL FITTINGS
BEING ZINK OR CADMIUM PLATED TO RESIST CORROSION. IMPROVED DESIGN OF FITTINGS ENSURES RAPID AND
FOOLPROOF ASSEMBLY. <R 5>
AN IMPORTANT FEATURE OF THE QUAD AERIAL IS THEIR COMPACT SIZE FOR RELATIVE GAIN OVER A
CONVENTIONAL YAGI. <R 6>
SIZES: LENGTH 63 INS. HEIGHT 21.5 INS. WIDTH 24.75 INS. <R 7>
WIND LOADING: 40 LB. APPROX. AT 100 M.P.H. <R 8>
WEIGHT: LESS THAN 3 LB. <R 9>
GAIN: TYPICAL PERFORMANCE FIGURES FOR THE 5ELE. QUAD ARRAY BEING A FORWARD GAIN OF 12.0=DB WITH A
=SWR OF LESS THAN 1.2 TO 1. FRONT TO BACK RATIO 20 TO 25=DB. <R 10>
IMPEDANCE: INPUT IMPEDANCE CAN BE MADE TO SUIT 75 OR 50 OH . . .
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<H CANADA >
<H BRITISH AIRWAYS >
<H LONDON/TORONTO ><R 1>
OUTWARD DATE (=BA429): RETURN DATES AVAILABLE (=BA428) 2 WEEK STAY: 3 WEEK STAY: 4 WEEK STAY: 8
WEEK STAY. <R 2>
APRIL 09: APRIL 25: MAY 02: MAY 09: JUNE 06. <R 3>
APRIL 16: MAY 02: MAY 09: MAY 16: JUNE 13. <R 4>
APRIL 23: MAY 09: MAY 16: MAY 23: JUNE 20. <R 5>
APRIL 30: MAY 16: MAY 23: MAY 30: JUNE 27. <R 6>
MAY 07: MAY 23: MAY 30: JUNE 06: JULY 04. <R 7>
MAY 14: MAY 30: JUNE 06: JUNE 13: JULY 11. <R 8>
MAY 21: JUNE 06: JUNE 13: JUNE 20: JULY 18. <R 9>
MAY 28: JUNE 13: JUNE 20: JUNE 27: JULY 25. <R 10>
JUNE 04: JUNE 20: JUNE 27: JULY 04: AUG 01. <R 11>
JUNE 11: JUNE 27: JULY 04: JULY 11: AUG 08 <R 12>
JUNE 18: JULY 04: JULY 11: JULY 18: AUG 15. <R 13>
JUNE 25: JULY 11: JULY 18: JULY 25: AUG. 22 <R 14>
JULY 02: JULY 18: JULY 25: AUG 01: AUG 29. <R 15>
JULY 09: JULY 25: AUG 01: AUG 08: SEPT 05. <R 16>
JULY 16: AUG 01: AUG 08: AUG 15: SEPT 12. <R 17>
JULY 23: AUG 08: AUG 15: AUG 22: SEPT 19. <R 18>
JULY 30: AUG 15: AUG 22: . . .
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<H JAPANESE TEMPLE MUSIC >
<H BUDDHIST CHANTS ><R 1>
THESE BUDDHIST CHANTS, ACCOMPANIED BY TRADITIONAL INSTRUMENTS, WERE RECORDED AT KYOTO, ANCIENT
CENTRE OF JAPANSES BUDDHIST WORSHIP. CHANTING IS THE CHIEF FORM OF DAILY WORSHIP PERFORMED USUALLY
BY GROUPS OF PRIESTS, MONKS AND PILGRIMS. ANCIENT POEMS AND SCRIPTURAL NARRATIVES CALLED SUTRAS
ARE THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CHANTS, AND THESE DIFFER FROM SECT TO SECT AS DOES THE MUSICAL
CHARACTER AND INSTRUMENTATION USED. <R 2>
THE ZEN CHANT REPRESENTS AN ASPIRING TO SELF-DISCIPLINE, AND IS WHOLLY UNEMOTIONAL IN CHARACTER.
THE STRIKING OF A HAMMERED METAL BOWL $G (KEI) $G MARKS THE BEGINNING AND INTERVALS BETWEEN
SUTRAS. THE WOODEN FISH OR $G MOKUGYO $G A PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT, ACCOMPANIES THE CHANT. <R 3>
$G GOEIKA $G IS THE CHANTING OF SHORT POEMS CALLED $G WAKA $G BY PILGRIMS, ACCOMPANIED BY A LITTLE
BELL $G (RIN) $G AND TINY METAL DRUM $G (FUSEGANE) $G WHICH IS STRUCK WITH A CRYSTAL HAMMER. THE
POEMS ARE GENERALLY SUNG BY GROUPS . . .
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MORPHY RICHARDS PRE-HEATING UNDERBLANKET
<H INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE >
<H FITTING MAINS PLUG ><R 2>
CHECK THAT THE MAINS VOLTAGE INDICATED ON THE BLANKET IS SUITABLE FOR YOUR SUPPLY, WHICH MUST BE
A.C. (ALTERNATING CURRENT). <R 3>
IMPORTANT <R 4>
THE WIRES IN THIS MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE: <R 5>
BROWN - LIVE <R 6>
BLUE - NEUTRAL <R 7>
AS THE COLOURS OF THE WIRES IN THE MAINS LEAD OF THIS APPLIANCE MAY NOT CORRESPOND WITH THE
COLOURED MARKINGS IDENTIFYING THE TERMINALS IN YOUR PLUG, PROCEED AS FOLLOWS: <R 8>
THE WIRE WHICH IS COLOURED BROWN MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE TERMINAL WHICH IS MARKED WITH THE LETTER
=L OR COLOURED RED. <R 9>
THE WIRE WHICH IS COLOURED BLUE MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE TERMINAL WHICH IS MARKED WITH THE LETTER
=N OR COLOURED BLACK.
<H THE BLANKET ><R 10>
USED CORRECTLY YOUR MORPHY RICHARDS BLISS PRE-HEATING UNDERBLANKET WILL GIVE YOU MANY YEARS OF
LUXURIOUS WARMTH AND COMFORT. THIS INSTRUCTION LEAFLET TELLS YOU HOW TO USE THE . . .
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ASSOCIATION OF BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED TEACHERS AND STUDENTS - NORTH WEST BRANCH <R 2>
MINUTES OF SECOND MEETING HELD AT 28 LABURNUM PARK, BOLTON ON 30TH NOVEMBER, 1974 AT 2 P.M. <R 3>
PRESENT: MIKE AVIS, JOHN WELLS, KEVIN CONNELL, MARGARET CUTTS, DEREK JENKINSON, BOB BACHE, OLIVE
REVENS, MALCOLM FISHER, ROD WILSON, MARY HOOTON, DAVID LINLEY, PHIL GORDON. <R 4>
MIKE AVIS OPENED THE MEETING AND BEGAN BY THANKING EVERYBODY FOR ATTENDING. AT HIS REQUEST THE
QUESTION OF THE INTEGRATION OF VISUALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN INTO NORMAL SCHOOLS WAS POSTPONED
UNTIL LATER IN THE DAY. <R 5>
1. STUDY PROBLEMS: <R 6>
(A) PHIL GORDON BEGAN BY OUTLINING HIS STUDY PROBLEMS WHICH WERE - <R 7>
(1) THE TIME CONSUMED IN TRANSLATING ESSAYS AND WRITTEN WORK INTO PRINT, N.B. PHIL HAS A SLOW
TYPING SPEED. <R 8>
(2) THE PROBLEM OF MAKING NOTES FROM BRAILLE AND TAPE BOOKS AND OF CROSS REFERENCING. <R 9>
THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS WERE MADE <R 10>
(1) SEND TAPES OF WORK TO BE SUBMITTED TO A TYPING AG . . .
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<H CARS ><R 1>
OFFICERS ARE AT LIBERTY TO USE THEIR OWN CARS AND CLAIM ALLOWANCES FOR DOING SO. THE CURRENT RATES
ARE AS FOLLOWS <R 2>
WITH EFFECT FROM 1.1.76 <R 3>
ENGINE SIZE: 451-999 C.C.: 1000-1199C.C.: 1200-1450C.C.: 1451-1750C.C. <R 4>
CASUAL USER PER MILE: 9.9P: 10.9P: 12.3P: 13.5P <R 5>
ESSENTIAL USER PER MILE (FIRST 7,200 MILES P.A.): 6.1P: 6.8P: 7.4P: 8.1P <R 6>
PER MILE (AFTER 7.200 MILES P.A.): 3.8P: 4.2P: 4.6P: 4.9P <R 7>
CLAIMS FOR ALLOWANCES SHOULD BE COMPLETED ON THE YELLOW FORMS PROVIDED AND HANDED TO THE SENIOR
PROBATION OFFICER ON THE LAST FRIDAY IN EACH MONTH. PLEASE PUT THE OFFICE NAME ON THE BOTTOM OF
THE TEAR OFF SLIP. CLAIMS FOR MILEAGE SHOULD BE MADE FOR ALL VISITS TO AND FROM HOMES,
INSTITUTIONS, SCHOOLS, ETC. MILEAGE CLAIMED SHOULD BE FROM WORK PLACE TO PLACE VISITED AND RETURN.
<H CAR LOANS ><R 8>
OFFICERS MAY APPLY TO THEIR CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER FOR A LOAN TO PURCHASE A CAR. THE LOAN IS
PROVIDED BY THE COUNTY TREASURER AFTER APPROVAL BY THE CHIEF P . . .
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<H UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK >
<H DEPARTMNT OF POLITICS >
<H STATISTICS NOTES 1 ><R 1>
1. DATA TYPES <R 2>
THERE ARE THREE DATA TYPES:
<H (A) NOMINAL LEVEL ><R 3>
"NOMINAL" DATA DIVIDES THE SAMPLE OF POPULATION INTO A NUMBER OF MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE GROUPS; FOR
EXAMPLE FARMERS AND NON-FARMERS, CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS, WORKING CLASS AND MIDDLE CLASS AND SO
ON. SUCH DATA IS TABULATED IN A CONTINGENCY TABLE OF N1 X N2 DIMENJSIONS, WHERE N1 IS THE NUMBER
OF CATEGORIES ON EACH DIMENSION, AND THE SUBSCRIPTS 1 AND 2 REFER TO THE ATTRIBUTES IN QUESTION.
THE SIMPLEST FORM OF A CONTINGENCY TAGLE IS WHERE THE SAMPLE ON POPULATION IS DIVIDED ON ONLY ONE
ATTRIBUTE, SAY ACCORDING TO PARTY IDENTIFICATION: <R 4>
EXAMPLE 1
<H PARTY I.D. >
<L 2>NUMBER OF SAMPLE OR POPULATIN IN EACH SUB-DIVISION CON.: 40; LAB.: 60; TOATAL: 100
E NEXT MOST SIMPLE CONTINGENCY TABLE IS THE "2X2" TABLE, WHERE WE HAVE INFORMATION ON TWO
ATTRIBUTES OF BEHAVIOUR - SAY PARTY I.D. AND CLASS. WE CAN SAY, FOR ANY MEMBER OF THE PO . . .
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<P 1>O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL,
<L 1>JOYFUL AND TRIUMPHANT,
<L 2>O COME YE, O COME YE TO BETHLEHEM;
<L 3>COME AND BEHOLD HIM,
<L 4>BORN THE KING OF ANGELS:
CHORUS: O COME LET US ADORE HIM,
<L 5>O COME, LET US ADORE HIM,
<L 6>O COME LET US ADORE HIM,
<L 7>CHRIST THE LORD]
GOD OF GOD,
<L 8>LIGHT OF LIGHT,
<L 9>LO] HE ABHORS NOT THE VIRGIN'S WOMB;
<L 10>VERY GOD,
<L 11>BEGOTTEN, NOT CREATED:
SING, CHOIRS OF ANGELS,
<L 12>SING IN EXULTATION,
<L 13>SING ALL YE CITIZENS OF HEAVEN ABOVE:
<L 14>"GLORY TO GOD
<L 15>IN THE HIGHEST":
YEA, LORD, WE GREET THEE
<L 16>BORN THIS HAPPY MORNING;
<L 17>JESUS, TO THEE BE GLORY GIVEN,
<L 18>WORD OF THE FATHER,
<L 19>NOW IN FLESH APPEARING:
<P 2>AWAY IN A MANGER, NO CRIB FOR A BED, <R 1>
THE LITTLE LORD JESUS LAID DOWN HIS SWEET HEAD. <R 2>
THE STARS IN THE BRIGHT SKY LOOKED DOWN WHERE HE LAY - <R 3>
THE LITTLE LORD JESUS ASLEEP ON THE HAY.
THE CATTLE ARE LOWING, THE BABY AWAKES, <R 4>
BUT LITTLE LORD JESUS, NO CRYING HE MAKES, <R 5>
I LOVE THEE, LORD JESUS] . . .
