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Children’s Hour: All children are invited to the Childrens’ Hour, held every Saturday from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. in the library. Volunteers are present to read to the children from the fine collection of childrens’ books. With the expectation of expanding this program to an hour of varied activities, a low table with children’s chairs has been acquired. Your library is now regularly receiving mysteries issued by the Mystery Guild and science fiction issued by the Science Fiction Club. For the children, the library has subscribed to the Happy Hollisters Club and will soon | receive books from that source.
Books recently received:
Adult: duMaurier, Daphne - The House on the Strand • 1969; Knebel, Fletcher ■ Trespass 1969; Salisbury, Harrison E. - The 900 Days, the Siege of Leningrad Science Fiction
Heinlein, Robert A. Stranger in a Strange Land
Serling, Rod From the Twilight Zone
Wollheim, Donald A. (editor) World’s Best Science Fiction 1969 Mysteries
Sayers, Dorothy L. The Nine Tailors
Maclnnes, Helen Assignment in Brittany
Chandler, Raymond The Bi) Sleep
Ambler, Eric Journey Intc Fear
(and others)
For your Christmas gift list anc your own use, the library has < box of 12 notes, attractive!) decorated with a line drawing ol the library building, witt envelopes, at ,$1.00 a box.
An appeal is made to reader who have overdue books tc return them so that others maj also enjoy them.
Library Hours: Wednesday j 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. I Saturday, 10:00 am 2:0( p.m.
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