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a highly individualized manner, but all agree that a writer must write ■ no matter what he produces - and that writing is work! The audience was drawn from all parts of the county, and seemed to thoroughly enjoy Mr. Gilroy and his talk, as well as the coffee and tea bar. If you were not there you missed a fun evening!

New Assistant

Mrs. Stanley Reynolds (CiCi to her friends), is the young addition to the Library staff. Mrs. Reynolds fills the position of Assistant Librarian; she brings to the work a broad range of reading

interests, a good knowledge ofj children’s and young people’s reading tastes, and an enthusiastic interest in the service of the Library to the community. Welcome aboard, CiCi! Book Committee Mrs. Harald Havstad of Sperryville is the new chairman of the Book Selection Committee, appointed by unanimous vote of tl)e Trustees. Members of the Committee include Mr. James J. Kilpatrick, Miss Helen Fuller, Mrs. Stanley Reynolds, and Miss Wilson, the Librarian. Mr. Walker Stone, retired Editor-in-Chief of the Scripps-Howard Chain, now living in Woodville, has agreed to act as special consultant to the Committee. New Books

A Casual Past, by Francis .Biddle • The author was uncommonly endowedby his Ancestors and has made uncommon use of that ancestral 1 inheritance. Mr. Biddle reminisces 'about his forebears and himself, telling of personalities and anecdotes in the long line of this family which has been so

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