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Library Lines
by Lois Sevareid
Since coming to live in Rappahannock County a year ago, time and time again I have encountered good citizens of the County who are justifiably proud of their Library, but who have never set foot inside its door. All their information about its collection and facilities is hearsay evidence at best. At worst, it must be extra-sensory perception. May I urge you to come in and see for yourself? Fall is upon us, and winter is nigh. The children are back in school, vegetables and fruits are almost all gathered and processed, and gardens and lawn will shortly need very little attention. Relatives and friends will begin to spend their weekends at home.
Why not come to the library, to elect some reading, to be sandwiched in between your favorite T.V. programs, and that .next chapter in your memoirs?
~ to everyone’s taste, from murder mysteries and light novels to erudite dissertations on learned subjects. And do bring along your children. Rappahannock Library has an excellent Junior collection, even for the smallest pre-schooler, if he is big enough to hold a book.
LIBRARY HOURS:
1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays
10 a.m. (o 2 p.m. on Saturdays
If there is a reasonably numerous response from the public, this volunteer will undertake to keep the library open one evening each week, come sleet, storm, and other heavy weather. If you re a candidate for evening browsing in the library, call Lois Sevareid, 675-3640.
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