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Aylor

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In this age of computers, modems, and email, she still wrote everything in longhand, delivering the last column a few weeks ago to the current editor Mary Ann Kuhn.

Aylor still keeps busy with family, phoning and visiting friends, and entertaining her 21-pound cat, Willy. With more time on her hands she plans to build up her Tupperware business.

Joanne Welch has already published a column or two, but doesn’t expect to continue that

for 50 v^rs. She may already have her successor in the wings—Elizabeth, her assistant and 12-year-old daughter, who has been helping her write the column.

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