Page 8A-The Second Opinion-August 5, 1981
Those magnificent women in their flying
{continued from page IA)
herself.
"But one thing Harriet had
was gumption. In 191( she
decided she would learn to fly
and she did She wanted to be
the first woman to fly across
the English Channel and in
1912 she did that, too."
Unfortunately, Harriet's
flamboyant flying career was
shortlived, She and a male
passenger crashed during a
routine flying exhibition at the
1912 Harvard-Boston Aviation
Meet and both were killed.
"Interestingly," Oakes
points oqt, "no accounts of the
accident laid the blame on the
fact that the pilot was a
woman. Even the serious
aviation journals of the day
blamed the aircraft and its
structure as the cause of the
WITH THIS COUPON
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$5 Off Any purchase of t40.00 or more
COMPLETE MEN'S FURNISHINGS
PURITAN-LE NEAGLES--ARROWS
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ONE COUPON PER
AUGUST 4- 10
IIIllll I
Jg00oc
TRim
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J O.B. TAMPONS
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11.17
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Hainlpray
55oz Rag,
Unscented, Extrz Hod
2.55 41ue
1.31
Vew
BAND-AID
BRAND
• BANDAGES
kUJe PAC
oI slew & Pst
2.fue
1A3
KAOPICTATE
=1.36
CONCENTRATE
DOANSS PILLS
46"s
309
1.73
I
PHISODERM
NEW
FRESH SCENT
2 40 fue
REACH
TOOTHBRUSH
St, Idedlom
154V
2/1.75
,IwMmm
COLGATE
TOOTHPASTE
ROSEMILK
LOTION
STING KILL
Swabs for Inl-'l Bites
and Sttn0s
1,50vue
86 c.
machm(
AI • FRI. .'Lkl ttt,N
FB. II.IIL 22 24.25
A TH R! LL EVERY SECOND
---I RAIN I-=-I
"" .-, Ikmtl
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t '-- CYCLONE:
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S C O T T
RAILROAD YOUR
RATES , AGENT
HANOVER, N.H.
SAT. AUGUST 8th 2:30 PM
GIANTPARADE 11:30 AM
I '¢rhe Tomboy., Wa.tch l:his J r.E I(D ;I
of The Air I daring w om.. I
The Most Famous I duplicate all the I
L 'wT'di ' o,.. I --, --, ,,-- , --- ,.- -,
+:.=o.!',,':::.,',,=,:;:.,:'::+,,,=:'",.:,+,-='".:,+'"' ..... ,':--';:.',.'---- DOW-NTOWN BARRE, VERMONT
I I , / ......
A handbill from one of- " -- A------a Ande-
,== +s=ow= wore =he u0nnval's
entertained. -- --
tragedy. It looked as though |IJl i...milJlg,..sR,-_ a ':]$'lmIJ li
women as aviators had f'A' |.l"ll [] l!Li[. +n ,,
arrived," ' a a a..a
By World War I, women had li J UJ. - - .
proven they were capable, ' e',. WINDOW T-"-::=RAIN '"
dedicated, qualified flyers. , IH-
Though they may have been i /I I L.
oddities, their skills were
recognized and admired. Yet
the U.S. government stead-
fastly refused to allow them to
join the Air Services and fly in
combat, an issue still in
dispute today, more than half
a century later.
Some women, though, did
find ways to put their special
skills to use--in fund-raising
flights for the Red Cross and
Liberty Loans, hy lending
their famous names to the
recruiting effort and by
training future military pilots
at private airfields.
"Mter the war," Oakes
says, "Flying took on a dif-
ferent aspect. There were
more people flying in general;
there were more airplanes in
existence. The novelty had
worn off. Women aviators in
the 19205 also had one other
big advantage over their
predecessors: role models."
"I think that is the most
important contribution of the
early women aviators," she
continues. "They proved that
women were not too stupid or
too fragile to learn to fly. They
,showed women everywhere
that they, too, could break
with tradition. They were
successful ; they were
professionals, They were truly
pioneers of flight."
New outlet store
in N. Haverhill
N. HAVERHILL--WOOdsvilIe
Industries on Benton Road in
N. Haverhill has opened a
factory outlet store. The store
contains apparel manufac-
tured in several New England
mills: including socks, slip-
pers, fabric and notions,
warm-up suits, outerwear
(jackets, vests, coats), tennis
apparel and other active
sportswear.
The store will be open week-
days from 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
and Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 12
p,m.
BITS OF
INFORMATION
In Elizabethan England the
spoon was such a novelty that
people carried their owv
folding spoons to banquets,
t 19 Value
96 c
ANllTIES LIMITED
:u
:"J'.,
SlPERBAR ®
A versatile tool forged
from spring tempered
steel. Unique rocker head
gives maximum leverage
for fo'st results with any
job. 13215
Baredford, Vermont I
1.96
4.16
I I
is-a VlDAL
wernN;SOUmoN SASSOON MYCITRACIN
=-_1ii /
IGove &
Boncroff
Pharmacy
222-5.$62
Main Str. Bradford, Vt,
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AT SALE
IIIII II I I I I Illll
I ANDERSEN WINDOWS AT 30% DISCOUNT
| You asked for it. Another car ioad of Andersen Windows
: this Fall. Tremendous savings. It's the only way to go.
We will be ordering a carload of Andersen Windows and
Glass Sliding Doors. You read the discount eorrectly --
30 per dent
ORDER NOW THROUGH AUGUST 22, 1981
Call or visit us for more specific information.
Hours:
Mon.-Fri. 7-5:00 p.m.
on nva.S°" 7-12:30 p.m: 1
HOME BUILDING CENTER
ELY. VERMONT (802) 333-4381
DON'T MISS THE SPRING CARLOAD SALE!!
CALL COLLECT FOR DETAILS: 14102-3334381
IT'S NOT JUST ANOTHER BANK
IT'S BNB -
NEWBURY
THE NEWEST MEMBER
OF BNB's FAMILY!,
NEWBURY BRANCH HOURS
Open for business: 9 AM to 3 PM[
Monday through Thursday ]
and [
9 AM to 8 PM Friday l
FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU.
ALL PART OF ONE HOME OWNED
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL BANK.
BNB - OUR MIDDLE NAME IS NATIONAL!
BNB- WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU!
"+
BRAOPOR __ ,,.,.,..,,..
NATIONAL DANK ,,,,- "
eooo, veCn" m
..,.bet ...,.., .,, ,..r.--- DqXW l.mu 1e $I. 0
WEEKEND WARRIOR
The right kind of exercise, THE FINEST SELECTION OF WINE AND
according to the American IN THE UPPER CONNECTICUT RIVEt
Heart Association, is
moderate exercise that is done
on a regular basis. To help
your heart, you should
exercise every other day for at
least 15-30 minutes For the
weekend warrior this means
slowing the pace and
scheduling some active work
and play during the week.
THE VINTAGE
80 JtoJJ¢ood Street The Vlllqo fpmre MeH .
Select Fresh Coffees - Teas - Wine &
Accessories - Gifts
COMPARE OUR PRICES !
A 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY $10 PURCHASE Oil MO WITH TNIS
* Limited one od per customer. Offer through October,
529
Bradford Tire & Auto
Service Center
WEEKLY SPECIAL
Lube, 0il, F-er 4 CYU q0.gS
6-8 CYL '12.95
oooa0000e00-
out fror. mno awa
Quality Pads - Service You Can Depend Onl
/it
Bradford Tire & Auto
J))))))) Service Center
///// route S Lomer/'toe.
f.' Bradford, Vermont 05033
Tel. 802-222-9094
Open Mon. - Fri. 8- 5 and Sat. 8- 12
We Accept Master Charge & Visa
5Pc, Pine
5 Pc. Pine or
Maple Group
36" x 36" table, with one leaf, opens'to 48% Bullnose bumper edg
protKt table and chairs sgalnst scuffing,
Higtl pressure plastic laminate top r$1tS. Stains and marr
r
mate's chairs reinforced and contoured for long comforte use.
Beautifully finished on SelKt hardwoods to add charm and warmth.
i
7 PC. Pine or Maple
PILGRIM STOCKS OVER 35
STYLES OF DINING ROOM SETS
IN MAPLE, PINE, OAK
and CHROME FINISH . _J
WE DELIVER! WE SERV Il.
o .... . •
Route 302 Lisbon Road Llttleton,
wee=..:= 444-2033
Page 8A-The Second Opinion-August 5, 1981
Those magnificent women in their flying
{continued from page IA)
herself.
"But one thing Harriet had
was gumption. In 191( she
decided she would learn to fly
and she did She wanted to be
the first woman to fly across
the English Channel and in
1912 she did that, too."
Unfortunately, Harriet's
flamboyant flying career was
shortlived, She and a male
passenger crashed during a
routine flying exhibition at the
1912 Harvard-Boston Aviation
Meet and both were killed.
"Interestingly," Oakes
points oqt, "no accounts of the
accident laid the blame on the
fact that the pilot was a
woman. Even the serious
aviation journals of the day
blamed the aircraft and its
structure as the cause of the
WITH THIS COUPON
$2 Off Any purchase of $I0.00 or more
$5 Off Any purchase of t40.00 or more
COMPLETE MEN'S FURNISHINGS
PURITAN-LE NEAGLES--ARROWS
ToWnr Toggrry
6a MAIN STET, Li-T'L-EToN, NH
ONE COUPON PER
AUGUST 4- 10
IIIllll I
Jg00oc
TRim
AU.£RGY TADS STRENGTH
24', J I
"1, I0 +CSULeS
3.91
- F[ A( H ,
J O.B. TAMPONS
2 I0
11.17
ADORN
Hainlpray
55oz Rag,
Unscented, Extrz Hod
2.55 41ue
1.31
Vew
BAND-AID
BRAND
• BANDAGES
kUJe PAC
oI slew & Pst
2.fue
1A3
KAOPICTATE
=1.36
CONCENTRATE
DOANSS PILLS
46"s
309
1.73
I
PHISODERM
NEW
FRESH SCENT
2 40 fue
REACH
TOOTHBRUSH
St, Idedlom
154V
2/1.75
,IwMmm
COLGATE
TOOTHPASTE
ROSEMILK
LOTION
STING KILL
Swabs for Inl-'l Bites
and Sttn0s
1,50vue
86 c.
machm(
AI • FRI. .'Lkl ttt,N
FB. II.IIL 22 24.25
A TH R! LL EVERY SECOND
---I RAIN I-=-I
"" .-, Ikmtl
'"= ''"' SHINE
[viaLs Ivory lily.
i.--,..,.i
i--=.. I""" I
t '-- CYCLONE:
A Monster Flock of World's Greatest Bicdmea
S C O T T
RAILROAD YOUR
RATES , AGENT
HANOVER, N.H.
SAT. AUGUST 8th 2:30 PM
GIANTPARADE 11:30 AM
I '¢rhe Tomboy., Wa.tch l:his J r.E I(D ;I
of The Air I daring w om.. I
The Most Famous I duplicate all the I
L 'wT'di ' o,.. I --, --, ,,-- , --- ,.- -,
+:.=o.!',,':::.,',,=,:;:.,:'::+,,,=:'",.:,+,-='".:,+'"' ..... ,':--';:.',.'---- DOW-NTOWN BARRE, VERMONT
I I , / ......
A handbill from one of- " -- A------a Ande-
,== +s=ow= wore =he u0nnval's
entertained. -- --
tragedy. It looked as though |IJl i...milJlg,..sR,-_ a ':]$'lmIJ li
women as aviators had f'A' |.l"ll [] l!Li[. +n ,,
arrived," ' a a a..a
By World War I, women had li J UJ. - - .
proven they were capable, ' e',. WINDOW T-"-::=RAIN '"
dedicated, qualified flyers. , IH-
Though they may have been i /I I L.
oddities, their skills were
recognized and admired. Yet
the U.S. government stead-
fastly refused to allow them to
join the Air Services and fly in
combat, an issue still in
dispute today, more than half
a century later.
Some women, though, did
find ways to put their special
skills to use--in fund-raising
flights for the Red Cross and
Liberty Loans, hy lending
their famous names to the
recruiting effort and by
training future military pilots
at private airfields.
"Mter the war," Oakes
says, "Flying took on a dif-
ferent aspect. There were
more people flying in general;
there were more airplanes in
existence. The novelty had
worn off. Women aviators in
the 19205 also had one other
big advantage over their
predecessors: role models."
"I think that is the most
important contribution of the
early women aviators," she
continues. "They proved that
women were not too stupid or
too fragile to learn to fly. They
,showed women everywhere
that they, too, could break
with tradition. They were
successful ; they were
professionals, They were truly
pioneers of flight."
New outlet store
in N. Haverhill
N. HAVERHILL--WOOdsvilIe
Industries on Benton Road in
N. Haverhill has opened a
factory outlet store. The store
contains apparel manufac-
tured in several New England
mills: including socks, slip-
pers, fabric and notions,
warm-up suits, outerwear
(jackets, vests, coats), tennis
apparel and other active
sportswear.
The store will be open week-
days from 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
and Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 12
p,m.
BITS OF
INFORMATION
In Elizabethan England the
spoon was such a novelty that
people carried their owv
folding spoons to banquets,
t 19 Value
96 c
ANllTIES LIMITED
:u
:"J'.,
SlPERBAR ®
A versatile tool forged
from spring tempered
steel. Unique rocker head
gives maximum leverage
for fo'st results with any
job. 13215
Baredford, Vermont I
1.96
4.16
I I
is-a VlDAL
wernN;SOUmoN SASSOON MYCITRACIN
=-_1ii /
IGove &
Boncroff
Pharmacy
222-5.$62
Main Str. Bradford, Vt,
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AT SALE
IIIII II I I I I Illll
I ANDERSEN WINDOWS AT 30% DISCOUNT
| You asked for it. Another car ioad of Andersen Windows
: this Fall. Tremendous savings. It's the only way to go.
We will be ordering a carload of Andersen Windows and
Glass Sliding Doors. You read the discount eorrectly --
30 per dent
ORDER NOW THROUGH AUGUST 22, 1981
Call or visit us for more specific information.
Hours:
Mon.-Fri. 7-5:00 p.m.
on nva.S°" 7-12:30 p.m: 1
HOME BUILDING CENTER
ELY. VERMONT (802) 333-4381
DON'T MISS THE SPRING CARLOAD SALE!!
CALL COLLECT FOR DETAILS: 14102-3334381
IT'S NOT JUST ANOTHER BANK
IT'S BNB -
NEWBURY
THE NEWEST MEMBER
OF BNB's FAMILY!,
NEWBURY BRANCH HOURS
Open for business: 9 AM to 3 PM[
Monday through Thursday ]
and [
9 AM to 8 PM Friday l
FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU.
ALL PART OF ONE HOME OWNED
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL BANK.
BNB - OUR MIDDLE NAME IS NATIONAL!
BNB- WE'RE READY TO SERVE YOU!
"+
BRAOPOR __ ,,.,.,..,,..
NATIONAL DANK ,,,,- "
eooo, veCn" m
..,.bet ...,.., .,, ,..r.--- DqXW l.mu 1e $I. 0
WEEKEND WARRIOR
The right kind of exercise, THE FINEST SELECTION OF WINE AND
according to the American IN THE UPPER CONNECTICUT RIVEt
Heart Association, is
moderate exercise that is done
on a regular basis. To help
your heart, you should
exercise every other day for at
least 15-30 minutes For the
weekend warrior this means
slowing the pace and
scheduling some active work
and play during the week.
THE VINTAGE
80 JtoJJ¢ood Street The Vlllqo fpmre MeH .
Select Fresh Coffees - Teas - Wine &
Accessories - Gifts
COMPARE OUR PRICES !
A 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY $10 PURCHASE Oil MO WITH TNIS
* Limited one od per customer. Offer through October,
529
Bradford Tire & Auto
Service Center
WEEKLY SPECIAL
Lube, 0il, F-er 4 CYU q0.gS
6-8 CYL '12.95
oooa0000e00-
out fror. mno awa
Quality Pads - Service You Can Depend Onl
/it
Bradford Tire & Auto
J))))))) Service Center
///// route S Lomer/'toe.
f.' Bradford, Vermont 05033
Tel. 802-222-9094
Open Mon. - Fri. 8- 5 and Sat. 8- 12
We Accept Master Charge & Visa
5Pc, Pine
5 Pc. Pine or
Maple Group
36" x 36" table, with one leaf, opens'to 48% Bullnose bumper edg
protKt table and chairs sgalnst scuffing,
Higtl pressure plastic laminate top r$1tS. Stains and marr
r
mate's chairs reinforced and contoured for long comforte use.
Beautifully finished on SelKt hardwoods to add charm and warmth.
i
7 PC. Pine or Maple
PILGRIM STOCKS OVER 35
STYLES OF DINING ROOM SETS
IN MAPLE, PINE, OAK
and CHROME FINISH . _J
WE DELIVER! WE SERV Il.
o .... . •
Route 302 Lisbon Road Llttleton,
wee=..:= 444-2033
