Annual Reports Town of Francestown, New Hampshire 1971
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Ballentine generously offered the library 40 per cent of the sales for this day. A generous amount has been placed in a savings account: "Library De- velopment Account" and will be used according to Mrs.
Lord's wishes. We are most grateful to her and congratulate her on the success of the "Diary." The Library has been open for many classes during the year; Needlepoint and Crewel work taught by Maiy Shaw, a very successful class in Rug Braiding taught by Shirley Elliott of New Boston, and other ...activities have been going on for the children. Movies have been shown to the pre- schoolers as well as the school children every week. Mrs.
Connie Bicknell has undertaken this program and she works with Mr. Lessard, principal of the school, in choosing the titles.
A parent volunteer program began late in October at the Library. The sixth grade students involved themselves with materials available at the Library for reference reports re- latino; to their study on South American countries. We are deeply indebted to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ballentine generously offered the library 40 per cent of the sales for this day. A generous amount has been placed in a savings account: "Library De- velopment Account" and will be used according to Mrs.
Lord's wishes. We are most grateful to her and congratulate her on the success of the "Diary." The Library has been open for many classes during the year; Needlepoint and Crewel work taught by Maiy Shaw, a very successful class in Rug Braiding taught by Shirley Elliott of New Boston, and other ...activities have been going on for the children. Movies have been shown to the pre- schoolers as well as the school children every week. Mrs.
Connie Bicknell has undertaken this program and she works with Mr. Lessard, principal of the school, in choosing the titles.
A parent volunteer program began late in October at the Library. The sixth grade students involved themselves with materials available at the Library for reference reports re- latino; to their study on South American countries. We are deeply indebted to Mrs.
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