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To Our Readers
Are butterflies thrilling? They are certainly beautiful and wonderful creatures. But thrilling? I guess it all depends on your perspective. I suppose that if a butterfly played an important part in transforming your life, it would be thrilling.
And that's exactly what happened to a man in Los Angeles who had been a street-wise tough guy. At seventeen, he found himself in jail, serving four years for assault. Yet the profile of this man in the "American Heroes" column of National Wildlife magazine begins simply: "Butterflies taught Arthur Bonner how to be free" (October/November 1977, p. 16).
June 22, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Lacy Bell Richter, Richard P. Schneider, Anne Jesper
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items of interest
with contributions from Ron Sellers
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Thrill seeking in everyday life
By Carol R. Panerio
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BURNED OUT AND BORED
Ronald Dahl
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Beauty all around, on the way to healing
By Catharine S. Brant
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Stop stress now
By Lacy Bell Richter
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I kept replaying the movie in my mind
By Beverly Goldsmith
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Are you really aging?
By Sondra Toner
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Heal the broken heart
By Lyle R. Young
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HEALING GRIEF
Jane K. Mercereau
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"Honor" my parents? Get real!
By Seaward B. Grant
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Love's care
Raymond L. Gentle
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Mother solves financial difficulties
Starr Urbatsch
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Christian Science conquers pain
Margaret W. Ellis
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Disease cured; dental trouble healed
Curtis J. Wahlberg
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Prayer eliminates a painful growth
Shirley Waller
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I couldn't have a better neighbor
By Nancy E. Conwell
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THE BEGINNING OF A FRIENDSHIP
Virginia Houge Stevens
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Needed: parenting—even if you don't have children
Mary Metzner Trammell