Younger SetIJ* • /!,-'TP?Y Vv. '' »v'- ' .-'k ' • *r* ? •* *y.: • *: fy?'v.•-•**y • v , ■ ■ •■ 1 % . , • ■ v ■5JyV.*«♦# .‘*VVi5!#♦» UiUij;; ^; * i ♦ ^ \: Jt;s}£0i. .fa s vV' y'*{••5tMMuj;U.«* vi-r :w.*jU3a...,... -•.,. .) _linda McCartney. . . to greet her fatherLinda Kathleen McCartney has her speech all prepared when she sees her Daddy for the first time in over a year when she lands In Ankara, Turkey, the middle of June.Linda and her Mommy, the former Delores Packer, will sail for Ankara, June 2 and Mrs. McCartney said that they expect the trip to take 17 days. They will land in Istanbul and will then go to Ankara.Her speech well rehearsed bynow will be HI Sergeant Daddy”and then she and her Daddywill become friends all overagain. She can’t remember toomuch about him except whather mother tells for he wentaway before she was old enoughto go for walks or have stories read to her.Her father, Sgt. David McCartney is associated with the military aid in the training of Turkish soldiers and has been in Ankara since April 1952.Grandparents of Linda, whowas two years old April 12, are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Packer, Orviston; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCartney of Howard. Mrs. Linnie Packer of Orviston is her great grandmother.tltr