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CHILDREN’S HOUR The First program in this new series will be given on Saturday, October 2, 1971, at 10:30 a.m. It will last approximately one hour. Children age 5 and over are invited - there is no charge.
BOOKS
Barrington, by John Rowan Wilson - ‘"Hiis is fiction with reverberations from life, of a doctor who renounces a chance for fashionable success to found his own hospital in a remote part of Central Africa....(Dr.) Schweitzer’s particular experience is, of course, central to this story.” The Drifters, by James A. Michener - The scene of The Drifters is vast, its characters and actions now. Six of its 8 major characters are young - 21 or under - the seventh is an ex-Marine of 44, and the eighth and narrator, is 61 and a financier, in spite of both accepted by the group. This is a big story composed of many stories - of danger and violence and courage, of sex and love, of racial and religious conflict, of the drug and rock sub- culture that many of the young have become involved with and many of their elders concerned about.
The Involvement of Arnold Wechsler, by John Alexander Graham - ‘‘Fast-paced and engrossing, this is another masterpiece of suspense from one of the most original young writers in the mystery field today.” A Mystery Guild selection.
The RA Expeditions, by Thor Heyerdahl - Could men have sailed acorss the oceans in small reed boats centuries before the beginnings of recorded history? Could striking similarities in the ancient civilizations of the Americans and the Mediterranean be more than mere coincidence? With characteristic boldness, Thor Heyerdahl decided to find
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