Which Way To Turn Next
By: [by] Clarence A. Boon; Artist:  Lila Higgenbotham.
Edition: 3rd Printing C.A. Boon signed copy '89
Series: Clarence A. Boon Stories
Publisher: Clarence A. Boon
Published: 1989
Place of publication: Virden, Canada
Language: eng
Format: Turtleback
Number of pages: 215
Copyright date: 1975 by C.A. Boon
Description: Lila Higgenbotham:

The Artist was born in Oak Lake, Manitoba and comes from a family keenly interested in art.

After her marriage to John Higginbotham, she spent most of her life in Virden, but traveled extensively and did many sketches and paintings of the countries visited.

Lila, a former school teacher, has enjoyed doing all types of art work, but her favorite subject is the beauty of the Manitoba landscape.

One of the original members of the Virden Art Class, she was the President for many years.

She has exhibited her work in jury and non-jury shows, and her paintings are scattered over many parts of Canada and the United States.--Artist information within ''Which Way To Turn Next.''
Notes: Manufactured in Canada* / Printed by Leech Printing Ltd., Brandon, Manitoba, Canada / *Author's autograph on p.IV. /  First Printing: 1975; 2nd Printing: 1982; 3rd Printing: 1989
Table of contents: title: PICTURE TITLES; title: Pg 012 * 	''Tom showed me my bunk on top, in the far corner.''; title: Pg 036 * 	''I hitched my cow up with the ponies.''; title: Pg 048 * 	''I had company one day.''; title: Pg 084 * 	''They can't live out in a storm like this very long.''; title: Pg 108 * 	''I stopped and said a little prayer.''; title: Pg 150 * 	''You dare not leave anything in the field, or the grasshoppers ate it full of holes.''; title: Pg 168 * 	''We got home Easter Sunday.''; title: Pg 198 * 	''The schoolhouse was well built. We moved it to the top of the hill.''