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A group of blind children from the metropolitan area spent a day in the country Saturday at Bunree Farm, Amissville, home of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Laing and Dr. and Mrs. Noel Laing. The day's outing was sponsored and arranged by a Jaycee Chapter from the District of Columbia. It included a cook-out lunch, ball games, pony rides and a program of music by a four-piece combo and soloist, all handicapped. Working in cooperation with the Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind, and with the U. S. Marine Corps, these blind youngsters were brought from their homes to a central location where they boarded a U.S. Marine Corps bus for the journey to the country. Hazel Gray and Kenny Pendleton, left, who work at Bunree Farm, with two of the handicapped children, center, and Dr. Noel Laing, right, check over some farm equipment.
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