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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 26, 1977 Section Two BOOK0 By 1 M. Dineen, Chief Librarian. Newcastle Public Library Systeni, In tbe past few, years, Canadians have become in- creasingly proud of their cou ntry and of themselves. This bas been manifested in the growth of Canadian theatre, -art, music, and of course, literature. -We now produce books comparable in quality to those from other countries and sometimes ours are even better. ,Milis of Canada by Carol Priarno This is ,viat is commorniy called a cof fee-table book, that trated and expensive. Tt is also a truly beautiful book present- ing a istory of mnilîs in this country and including photo- graphs of many of tbe more notable milîs. The Vanstone millin Bowmanville can be found on Page 92. As it llappened by Barbara Frum Frum is certainly one of our more colourful broadcasters and ber book consists of selections from ber interviews witb trend-setters, policy- makers, kooks and criminals. Her book is just as bard-bit- ting as tbe radio broadcasts are. The far side of the street by Bruce Hutchison Hutchison is a newspaper- man wbo bas produced a number of boo ks in bis spare time. Tbis, is a series of vignettes of events in bis early life as well as brief glimpses of the background and personal- ities involved in many of the stories be covered. He cails it his book of rambling reflec- tions but if's more than that, it's a warm and funny book as well." Winter bvMorley Calta ghan Winter is mucb discussed but still flot a very popular topic tbese days. Perhaps you should keep tbis book in mind for tbose torriddays we're hoping sumnmer will bring. Beautiful pbotographis by John de Visser compliment the text b\y Callagban. It's a form of poetry witbout any hint of a rbyme and it does show tbat winter has its' beaùtiful side. Did you know that any resident of the Town of Newcastle can join any of tbe libraries here free, of cbarge and thus gain acèess tobooks, magazines, new.,spapers, fil.ms, talking books, and many other library programs and services. -For more in- formation cail your local library - we'll be glad to help. (Intended For Last Week) The A.C.W. of St. Paul's Bethany bad a delicious luncheon meeting at the borne of Mrs. na Palmer. Gloria Johnson had the opening exercises and rend a passage from Matt 8: 14-22 on the bealing of Jesus. She emphasized the need for growth and un derstanding of ourselves and one another. Women in the past bave made history and many made great changes for the betterment of women's conditions. The A.C.W. can contribute much to the welfare of the people of the worid. Gloria read the poem- "Church Garden"'. First plant five rows of Peas. Presence, Preparation, Purity, Prompt- ness, Perseverance. Next to these plant three rows of Squash. Squash gossip, squash criticism, squash in- difference, then plant five rows of lettuce, Let us be faithful to duty, ]et us be true to our obligations, let us be loyal and unselfish, Jet us obey rules and regulations,' let us love one another. No garden i Reni Smelt, Recording Secre- tary-Mrs. Belle Smiith, Trea- surer-Mý,rs. Loraine Smith, Supply officer-Mrs. Vera Smith. A pledge of fifty dollars to the iocesan treasurer was accepted. It was decided to invite Mrs. Gloria Sadier, týhe Peterbor- ough director, of the A,C.W. deanery, and Mrs. Mary Macll1-wair, the trensurer to the next meeting wich will be, hield at the homie of M1rs Gloria Johnson on Feb. 21. The vestry meeting will be held in the Parish Hîall on Jan. 2th at 8 o'clock. 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