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Tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mr. Philip Lee Thornton III will be the guest speaker at the Library for the August presentation in the Information and Education Program. His subject will be “Contrasts in Ecology” and he will show slides to illustrate the topic taken during his service in Vietnam and in Antarctica. This should be a very interesting session on a timely theme. Everyone is invited - there is no charge.
Recent books:
People Who Pull You Down by Thomas Baird - “Why should an upright and somewhat formidable American lady of 75 abruptly kick over the traces and run away from home?”
Many Deadly Returns by Patricia Moyes - Another Henry Hbbett amazing and amusing intrigue.
Five Patients by Michael Crichton • Through what happens to 5 patients, the laymen sees how hospital practice is changing in the age of the science-technology explosion. The Byrds of Virginia by Alden Hatch - An American dynasty, 1670 to the present. Library Hours: Wednesday and Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 ajn. to 2 pjn. Children’s Hour: Saturday, 10 to 11 a.m.
Now, Eat Later.” A bargain is not a bargain unless you use it. If you lose some of the products through spoilage or waste, you may be little, if any, better off by practicing the slogan. You could even be worse off. You must judge each chance to “Buy Now, Eat Later” on its own merits and make decisions best for your family, for your storage facilities, and for your economic situation. However, there are excellent opportunities to either stretch your food budget or stretch your eating satisfaction through “Buy Now, Eat Later.”
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