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Last Saturday the children - 34 of them - enjoyed stories read by two of the mothers, Mrs. Hargett of Washington and Mrs. Vest of Flint Hill, and made decorations for their Christmas tree. By next ! Saturday the tree will be ready for the children to decorate and, on the 20th, SANTA CLAUS will ( be here! 1 Because of the growing } popularity of the Children’s Hour
| the library urgently needs
j volunteers. One need is for some ] one to bring children from the
j outlying ares, and the second is \ for volunteer readers. If you bring 2 your own children, please pick up i your neighbor’s; perhaps you can 1 alternate Saturdays. For reading; f the goal is to have a reader i designated for one Saturday a i month - the first, third, or fourth
^ (one has already registered for the t second). If you cannot read on a t regular schedule, but would be \ willing to do so occasionally,
j please register with the librarian 1 at the library or by phone
jj (987-8248) for a pool of t volunteers available as necessary. * Your cooperation and help is 2 needed and will be sincerely *, appreciated. $ Books added recently: 2 My Wilderness - The Pacific
I West, by William 0. Douglas
The Wonderful World of the Theatre, by J. B. Priestly '
My Life With Martin Luther
King, Jr., by Coretta Scott King
Make Way for Ducklings, by
Robert McCloskey - a delightful story for children and grownups.
Library hours: Wednesday and
Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10
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