101.   One group at Christmas time invited some elderly people into their school to talk about Christmas when they were children.

102.   Taking part in historical reconstructions or re-enactments.

103.   Interviewing and tape recording people, e.g. elderly people.

104.   Whether it can also address the issues of caring for growing numbers of elderly people is another matter.

105.   Growth in the number of elderly people in the population is one important source of growing demands on health services.

106.   The view that growing numbers of elderly people inevitably mean a growing and costly burden of disability in future has also been challenged.

107.   Nevertheless for the foreseeable future a considerable proportion of elderly people will require care at specific periods of their lives.

108.   The bulk of care for elderly people takes place within family settings.

109.   One of the saddest aspects of this issue is the heavy strains and burdens placed on elderly people who might have expected their last years to be more enjoyable.

110.   I can think now of two elderly people I know, who never, ever got over a burglary.