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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 17 Iant BETTER BOOKS FOR THE CHILDREN - jldren'» Book Week to bo Observ- ^ «t WHmotto Public Library Holds Fortb. I«toro«U«f Pro- from By Sue Osmotherly Librarian, Wilmette Public Library) fhe tremendous importance of aoks in child life cannot be over- itimatvd. Ideals and aspirations Jay not be entirely formed by the ,Jt of literature tne child reads, but L\- are very definitely helped or Boered. Knowing this, Children's look Week was inaugurated just year ago by a group of serious, â- Jo-thinking people whose first idea Lgily was to throw the bulk of a reiit art, the art of selective reading igainst a sordid and dark influence „ a world just struggling out of a rightful war. The impressionable child was not rcc from these influences, no mat- ;r what his background, and the ook carefully selected for its stand- rdi of fine living was recognized at lis time more than ever, to play a erv important part. How To [evitalizeWornout lusted libraries all over the country have ottered their knowledge and experi- ence to parents and educators, and ct,"i Wilmette Library is among those wliicJrliave been in the vanguard. To commemorate Book Week a most }er*itw* program has been arrang- ed. For the night of Friday, Novem- ber 18, at 8 q clock, Louise Ayres Gar- nett will speak. Mrs. Garnett is a woman of many gifts and charms. What she will have to say will be most illuminating. Two story hours will be given for the children, the time and the stories will be announced to the children, at school. And the parents are invited. " Jbese meetings will contribute a rich pleasure to all who attend. Be- sides the value of the programs, a large attendance will help to bring about the spirit of fellowship our Li- 7rary,..ls endeavoring to foster; a friendliness that will make you as anxious to call for our experience and services as we are anxious to render them. INTERESTING P.-T. SESSION The Central School Parent-Teacher association held a meeting Thursday, Nov. 10, at the school. Superintendent Harper spoke on certain features of new educational ideas. Miss Osmotherly, head librarian at the Wilmette Free public library, in observance of Chil- dren s Book Week, gave a short talk on children's reading. Music was furnished by the school band, an organization of the upper grades. The eighth grade mothers served refreshments. ""'""â- "'"'•'"'"'"•••'""•"IHMMilllllliminillMllltlHIlillllllHlllHIHIIIIIHHl WATCHES! Your nerve power depends on plenty of food, Ob, red blood of the kind that oriranlc Ironâ€" (anted Ironâ€"helps moke. Nuxated Iron U like i iron in your blood and likethelroninaplnach, itlls and apple*, while metallic iron ii iron ) sa It eomea from the action of strong acids iron slings. 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