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Lorraine tootie spurlock, 91 of griffithsville passed away monday, january 26th, 2013. she was born july 28th, 1921 in west virginia. she was also preceded in death by her husband proud spurlock and two sisters. she was a homemaker, a charter member of the church, member of the women's club. she enjoyed doing hand work, reading, and cooking for family and friends. her kitchen was open just like her heart. ♪ >> few people have ever lived 91 years like tootie did. her life was filled with joy and she smiled and laughed, hugged and loved. what a lady she was. she was a cornerstone of our

>> while cash-strapped american public schools slashed extracurricular activities, the finns fill students' time with art, music, home economics, and plenty of recess. >> when there is lots of snow, they'll be skiing behind there into the forests. >> like cross-country skiing? >> yes. yes, yes. >> and they manage to do it all for a lot less money, spending on average about 20% less per student annually than we do. >> now we go to technical hand work. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. this would never happen in america. it's amazing. the idea that you're letting a bunch of kids make their own knive...

>> when there is lots of snow, they'll be skiing behind there into the forests. >> like cross-country skiing? >> yes. yes, yes. >> and they manage to do it all for a lot less money, spending on average about 20% less per student annually than we do. >> now we go to technical hand work. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. this would never happen in america. it's amazing. the idea that you're letting a bunch of kids make their own knives. i'm just saying this would never happen in america. >> we're talking about trust here. we trust the kids. this is our music class. ♪ >> thank you, finland. good ni...

Then we have a clay over there. >> while cash-strapped american public schools slashed extracurricular activities, the fins fill students' time with art, music, home economics, and plenty of recess. >> when there is lots of snow, they'll be skiing behind there into the forests. >> like cross-country skiing? >> yes. yes, yes. >> and they manage to do it all for a lot less money, spending on average about 20% less per student annually than we do. >> now we go to technical hand work. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. this would never happen in america. it's amazing. the idea that you're letting a bun...