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Librarian Jdames Brown â€" atâ€" Rtempts the impossible this week by trying to give Twin City readâ€" ers an insight into what makes De Gaulle tick. Included in his latest non fiction selection is Pierre Galante‘s The General. wolution by John R. Alden. ‘The New French Revolution by John Ardagh, a social study of postwar France. _ What Shall We Do Tomorrow by Mary H. Beli, autobiography of John Mill‘s wife. Children of the Dream by B r u n o â€" Bettelheim, communal child |rearing. â€" â€" Life Among the Gentiles by Miriam â€" Biskin, autobiographical essays. s â€" | Spectrum of Catholic Attitudes by Robert Campbell, views of seven Catholic writers. Gymnastics for Girls and Woâ€" men by Ernestine Carter.. Reflections by Solange Chaputâ€" Rolland, treatise on Quebec. JBS by Ronald Clark, biograâ€" phy of J. B. S. Haldane. _ America‘s First Civilization by Michael D. Coe, discovering the ‘Theft of the Nation by Donald R. Cressey, operations of organâ€" ked crime in U.S. ety, Twin City Operatic Society, Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir, Kâ€"W Little Theatre and Hospital for Sick Children, $100 each. The Salvation Army and St. ‘Agatha Orphanage each receivâ€" ed $300 requested. Sums> of $250 each were set aside for the Canadian Federaâ€" tion of Saies and Advertising Clubs convention and the Men‘s Canadian Amateur Golf champâ€" jonships, both of which will be held here later this year. New grants awarded were $10,000 to the Kâ€"W YMCA; $2,000 to the Kâ€"W Art Gallery; and $1,000 to the sea and air cadets, A $10,000 estimate for renewing the city‘s Christmas decorations was chopped to a mere $500. Other areas to bear the brunt of the aldermen‘s thrift were Waterloo County â€" Health Unit, which was granted $27,785 inâ€" stead of $31,507 requested and the Grand River Conservation Auâ€" thority, which was awarded $66,â€" 507 ; or $26,828 less than was sought. Police â€" salaries and benefits were chopped by $10,000. The public works budget was reduced $17,000 and the public library‘s by $2,193. FROM PAGE 1 _One mill or $81,756 from curâ€" rent revenue was set aside for eapital expenditure. ‘A History of the American NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY Watertoo Chronicie, Thursday, Aprit 17, 1969 Council cuts 1969 budget of Brainâ€"Injured Children by Wilâ€" mortality and freedom. The Cry for Love by Lucy Freeâ€" man, understanding and overâ€" coming human depression. Individual Morality by James Hemming, what we mean by rights. The Power of the Unknown Citizen by Paul Kresh, individâ€" uals who have battied for their rights. 1 Lenin‘s Last Struggle by Moshe Lewin. The Piscator Experiment by Maria Leyâ€"Piscator, the politiâ€" cal theatre. . The Theory of Comedy by Eldâ€" er Olsen, a review of the criti cal literature of comedy. Politics and Power by Terry The Politics of War by Gabriel No other . Canadian Whisky has become a bestâ€" seller as quickly as Seagram‘s 5 Star. C And its â€" _ easy to taste why. (The Easy Whisky) Easy taste and Seagram quality. That‘s what made 5 Star the fastest rising new star among Canadian whiskies. In fact, the story of 5 Star‘s sudden popularity is quite fantastic. But you‘ll find it easy to believe once you‘ve tasted the whisky. The Shadow of Blooming Grove by Francis Russell, Warren C. Harding in his times. Priestley, civil unrest in Great Battle of the Java Sea by Daâ€" vid Thomas. The Royal by W. P. Watson, a history of the Royal Agricultâ€" ural Winter Fair. 610 White Birch ....... § â€"% 68‘ Furopean M. Ash .. $ 4.J75 46‘ Lombardy Poplare _ 75c 34‘ Col. Blue Spruce .. $10.75 RR 1, Waterioo 664â€"2482 Second bouse from Wagner‘s Corner on Heidelberg Road John‘s Nursery At Lower Prices FRUIT TREES .. $ 1.50 "Let Your Sign Be Your s\)“ 578â€"7100