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I Library Lines
g Librarian, Miss Bemadine £ Wilson, is recovering from the tz effects of an automobile accident ;C which occurred on Thanksgiving | Day. Best wishes for a quick ■? recovery. •f. The Book Sale is in full swing. £ Come in soon and browse and
select your Christmas gifts. There '■i is a fine selection of children and •'£ adult books, but they are moving
fast! if There will be no Childrens’ j Hour this Saturday, due to '•J crowded conditions while the * Book Sale is in progress. Regular ■t Childrens’ Hour schedule will jf begin Saturday, December 12.
The Rappahannock Library will < have its annual Christmas Party > for the children of the county £ Saturday, December 19.
On Hie Shelves
How The Children Stopped The
I War * Jan Wahl jf- This chronicle of a shepherd £ boy and the hundreds of children > who are soon following his ft banner has the exceptional .? potency of an age-old story. It ' tells of a wish that SHOULD
come true. ■% The Bogey Man .? George Plimpton .3 This book is Plimpton’s *3 account of what happened to him
in his month on the professional :Jf golf circuit • “the tours, the S amateurs, pros, caddies, officials,
fans, and hangers-on he met; the
golf legends, adventures, v stroke-saving theories, .i superstitions, and other golfing if lore which , he absorbed; and his f actual expwiftices^rfS T'pWyer § from tee to green. - Darwin and the Beagle
Alan Moo rehead
In 1831, Charles Darwin, aged
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