Yes, those pumpkins, squashes, cornbreads, turkeys, cranberries and potatoes are all native American products. In the beautiful banquet hall at Chez Josef in Agawam, the friends and colleagues of Dr. Junius Benjamin Mathis gathered to applaud the talents and work of this man who has served as an educator in this city for more than 30 years. For most of those years, Ben Mathis was director of Title One, a federally funded program, designed to give a hand-up to the children in specially designated parts of the cities and towns with the largest numbers of children in need. Special teachers, counselors and teacher aids were assigned to this program to help the most isolated and needy youngsters in the schools. They are all ways of having fun with words.
Tongue twisters can be short and still be tricky.
Some tongue twisters get confusing. Bill also has a board bill, which bored Bill. Until Bill sold his billboard and paid his board bill. A fabulous exhibition celebrating the achievements of the Hubble Space Telescope opens this Saturday at the Springfield Science Museum.