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NEW books recently received in the library provide something for patrons of all ages.
For the children—from beginner readers to the more advanced—are such things as Collier, “My brother Sam is Dead,” Cunleffe, “Rome and the Barbarians”; Dal - geish, “The Courage of Sarah Noble;” McNaught, “500 Words to Grow On;” and Walter’s, “Come and See the Rainbow.”
Adults may select from such works as: Astor, “Hot Paper;” Berlitz, “The Bermuda Triangle;” Chesler, “Women, Money and Power;” Child, “From Julia Child’s Kitchen;” Foley, “The Barclay Place;” Goldberg, “A Private View of a Public Life;” Hodge, “Rebel Heiress;” Mackinnon, “The Matriarch;” and General Westmoreland’s, “A Soldier Reports”.□
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