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               Activities for 8 to 13 year olds                  Phil Edwards and Jacquelyn Else
                                                                announce new plans at the library
   Calling all 8 to 13 year olds   New Books              haunt readers and is frequently re- sional writer.
   Due to the success of ourunder fives  The Second World War and its ef- quested at West Swindon Library.   Needless to say, the phenom-
   weekly story time on Wednesday  fects still hold a fascination for ma ny   Two similar stories, though with  enon of war is still with us. John
   mornings, we want to expand our  peopleand indeed isavivid memory  happier endings, are among this  Simpson, Foreign Affairs Editor of
   activities for the younger elements  for some. This is reflected in the  month's new books.   the BBC and recently named TV
   of West Swindon. If anyone be- continuing publication of numer-  'Bitter Herbs'  by Margo Minco  Journalist of the Year, was caught
   tween the ages of 8 and 13 would  ous books on all aspects of the pe- presents 'the vivid memories of a  up in the Gulf War. His new book,
   like to join us for a fun time after  riod, not least on the experiences of  fugitive Jewish girl in Nazi-occu- 'From the House of War', examines
   school, please come and register  the civilian populations of Europe.  pied Holland'. She was the only  the background to the war and from
   your name at the library withdetails   In The London Blitz: A Fireman's  member of her family to escape ar- first-hand experience, describes
   of dates and times you would pre- Tale', Cyril Demarne takes the reader  rest and death in a concentration  what it was like to be trapped in the
   fer. We hope to have two separate  through the war, as it affected a  camp. 'The night the men camel ran  middle of the conflict.
   groups for the 8 to 10 year olds and  London firemen, from the early  away, through the back garden   If you would like to see any of
   the 11 to 13 year olds, which will  Luftwaffe air raids to the VI and V2  door...' is the chilling line selected  these titles, please ask at the library
   meet on alternate weeks.   rocket attacks of the last years of the  for the book's back cover.   enquiry desk If they are not imme-
     Activities we would hope to ar- war. The many photographs show   Similarly, Sonia Games survived  diately available, they can be re-e
   range would include story telling,  the destruction and horror that hit  against the odds by hiding her Jew- served served for you for a small charge.
   drama, face painting, pen pal links  our capital city, and the text pro- ish origins, taking on a new identity
   to another library abroad and any  vides a detailed 'fireman's eye' view.  and becoming a fugitive in war-time  Mobile Library
   ideas you can come up with your-  No story is more harrowing than  Europe. She relates her experiences  The new Mobile Library routes are
   self.                      that of European Jews under Na- with partisans and resistance groups  now in operation. For further de-
     To go ahead with arrangements  zism. Three new books at West  in 'Escape into Darkness'.  After the  tails about stops and times, please
   we need you to respond by register- Swindon Library remind us of the  war she arrived in America, where  call into West Swindon Library or
   ing your details at the enquiry desk  sufferings which humans can inflict  she still lives and works as a profes-  telephone us on 871444.
   in the library, and we will inform  on each other.
   you when the sessions begin.   Smoke and Ashes, the story of the
                              Holocaust' by Barbara Rogasky at-  SWINDON SOFT WATER CENTRE
   Exhibition                 tempts to answer questions such as        Makes water softening simple
   During November West Swindon  'Why did it happen? How? Did any-    No.  1 Best selling water softener in the UK
   Library will be hosting an exhibi- one try to stop it? The book follows
   tion of paintings by Philip King. Of  the whole appalling tale, beginning   IN'ETI
   particular interest will be his repre- with the roots of Nazi anti-Semitism
   sentations of 'Old Swindon', in  and ending with the war crimes tri-
   which he recreates street scenes from  als at Nuremberg.   The worlds most advanced fully automatic non-electric meter-controlled s stem
                                                                    Showoom at 260 Ferndale Road, Swindon
   many years ago, using authentic   On a more personal level, the    Cal BRIAN COX on SWINDON 527172
   Swindon locations.         Diary of Anne Frank' continues to


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