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The South Marysburgh Mirror Book lovers should make a note of the date, Saturday, November 18th, on their calendars. That evening authors Terry Griggs and Shyam Selvaduri will read at the Picton Town Hall at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Selvadurai is the author of "Funny Boy", the story of a boy growing up within an extended upper- middle-class Tamil family in Colombo, Sri Lanka, during the seven years leading up to the 1983 riots. This brilliant literary debut was nominated for the 1994 Giller Prize and was winner of the W.H.Smith/Books In Canada First Novel Award. "The Lusty Man," Terry Griggs' first novel, is a slowly unfolding comic extravaganza of life in an island community. Ms. Griggs' first book, "Quickening", a collection of short stories, was short- Books ox: Bay DAVID AND BARBARA SWEET 182 Main Street, Picton, Ontario 613-476-3037 PRAISE SNORE SMR AREAS KOK 2T0 listed for the Governor General's Award for fiction in 1990. Tickets for this event are $5.00 and are available at Books On The Bay, or reserve tickets by calling 476- 3037. Money raised from ticket sales will be used to cover the Authors' fees. Also during November we are offering a 30% discount off books in our "Bargain Book" section, as well as 25% off selected stationery items. Check out the selection and discover some deals on gifts for Christmas. Continued from page 6 Defying the Versailles Treaty, he built up a powerful army, navy and air force. He set out to gather all German speaking Europeans into an empire to include all lands held by Germany before 1914. NOTICE f Here is another interesting service that is available | in our township which will be included in our new list of local services to be published shortly: Office Services Words Unlimited Bob & Dorothy Gauthier 476-5614 §' Remember, if you have a product or service : available in the local area which may not have been | previously noted, call us and we will let folks know about it. There is no charge for this. : Call 476-3798 TRACER Hitler's fanatic vision of a world enslaved in the service of Nazi masters gradually emerged. For a time he succeeded in convincing the governments of Great Britain and France that each new addition of territory fully satisfied his aims. Thus, he reoccupied the Rhineland in 1936, annexed Austria in 1938 and seized the Sudetenland (a German speaking area of Czechoslovakia) the same year. ~ The political leaders of France and Great Britain sought to halt the German march but still militarily weak from WW I, resisted only in words. Hitler violated the Munich pact (by which he had been given Sudetenland) by marching into Czechoslovakia early in 1939. Finally the British and French took a firm stand, and with Germany's invasion of Poland Sept. 1, 1939, they declared war on Germany. World War II had begun! ( World War II in the next issue of Marysburgh Mirror)