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W OKONO. WEEKLY TIMES, THTJRDAir, mARciH 5th, lm0 Subseribers to the Orono Public Library took out a total of 1,284 books during the montb of Febru- ary and, of this number, 770 were horrowed by pre-school and Public 9ehool children. Readers who enjoy a cowboy yarn will be plessed to know that the Library bas received a selec-t bion of WesteTn novels. Tbey niay1 rcognize such authors -as Max r Brand' Peter Field, William Mac-t ",eod Raine and Brock Stuart. r For sometbing ligbt and bez m nd certainly amusing, May I rec-V nrnrnend Sue Spencer's "Africana -Creeks 1 Have Been'Up"? Tbec -wife of a rnining engineer from Al- aibama, Mrs. Spencer bas written ths book as a series of Jetters to her two daughters left at borne in the States, wbere they are corn- pieting their education. Acecompan- 10d by ber three younger cbildren she joins ber busband in Africa and adjusts in ber own particular way to the unusuaj domestie situ- aU'ons that a'-se. Mrs. Spencer tells of the difficulaty in finding a good African cook since the nat- ives bave flot tasted and do flot cet Western foods. No amount of training will belp, it seems. One of tbe author's neighbours was ser- ved a beautifully cooked banana .lýddng- covered in a layer cf BýiselJ Sprouts. Tbe advice, to h r aughters back borne in col- J ege, tbat Mrs. Spencer sprinkles1 throu1gb ber letters is, at times, as *ntiguing as ber adventures in în ia more serious vein, Id like temention a book from tbe non- L don shelves cf the Library, "The 1, in;ellys Must Die", by Olo Miller. 's is a shocking and true ac- eeunt of the brutal. murder of an ifarmer named James Donnelly anifour rnerbers. 0f bis family r, -r tbe village of Lucan in Soutb West-ern Ontario in the year' 1880. ýased on reports in conternporary, nýe-lspapers, on Court records and personal diaries this is tbe first auiorative account of the Don- anelly fued and murders. Atbougb the killers were known, tbey were ,not convicted. A member of the Ontario 'Historical Society, the au- thor has been a student of. Canadi- -ri history for many years. Anid, with childiren in mind, es- pecially girls from the senior grades of Public Sehool, I'd like to mention, "The Little White ,Horse" by Elizabet'h Goudge. This atory is set in England's West oountry a hundred years ago and -le beautiftully iliustratad by the distinguisbed Englisb artist, C. W. Hodgeb. Only last week I heard a littie girl say. "The Little Wbite JE krse" is the loveliest children's n-2 VclIve evar read." Florence Reid fer Cap. gnroute to earnin.gs of ,ý2ff,403. Speedy Scott raced a. Mile i.-:56 4/5. tbe fastest race record ever produced by a -trotter. He is ,rven and trained by Canaildian born Raiph Baldwin. Other likely nominees will be ,Cteer Hloney, Elmaa, Fred Walker, Choir Boy, Express RodneyJs Kentucky -Belle, CanadeLan-cwted Jamie anid Campus Queen. Those elgbt likely norninees bave earned a grand total of $536,763 during their raicîng careers. Mo sport To Operate In 1964 The gnnancially-troubled moSpoit race track is teo oerate again this The'H.T.A. Trot will begin this year following a recent meeting, A season at Bay State Racesvay 'in signed agreemnent bas cleared the FoxÉboro, Mass., on July 24. It way for the operation tïhrougbïout moyes to Columbus, Ohio and1 the 19,64 season. Mara Raceway on August 7, then to Hazel Park, near Detroit for an Under the agreement, the Nà August 1,4 date. Next stop is Green, tional Trust ýomnpany bas leased wood., From Greenwood tbe trot- the track Jointly to the Briti)sh ting series moves to Batavia Empire Motor Club and the Cana- Downes and Saratoga Raceway in dian Racinig Drivers Association. New York State. 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