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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 11, 1974 Section Two School Growth 1-n Durham ,Education minister Tom Wells was asked by the D~urham scho ol board to set up aà speciai task force dealing ,with unique growth probiemas within the region. While enrol- ment in most Ontario schools is expected to decline for the next eight to ten years, general growth in Durham wiii resuit in an increase in school population. SMr. Wels, in refusing to set up the task force, did agree to a "basically informai, but proven effective" ad hoc arrangement with the Dur- ham board. A similar ar- rangement currently exists in Peel County. In late September, the annual ca ital forecast for the Durham Mord of education will- be presented to the trustees . Additions to the Uxbridge Secondary Schooi and Cartwright Public School, and new elementary schools in niortheast Oshawa and Ajax, are expected to be "high priority" items, according to a memo drafted by director of education Ken Munroe. PONTYPOOL (Intended for last week) Over the weekend our men played in a tournament in Omemee., On Saturday they won over Coombes and Fergu- son 5-4, but lost on Sunday to Campbeliford. Mrs. Percy Beggs visited for a few days iast week with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beggs in Deep River. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arm- strong, Rodney and Laurie, Mr. and Mrs. Fanl Fallis, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fallis, Mr. and Mrs. Chiff Failis and David attended a famiiy pidnic on Sunday at the Martyn cottage at Birch Point on Sturgeon Lake. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Failis and family of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Morton of Biackstock and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johns and famiiy of Rexdale. A very prominent citizen and farmner in the Bailyduff area is interested in knowing if anyone has any information concerning the grafting of cows' tails. If you have the lanswer to this problemn con- tact our friend, Bert Porter. Mrs. Everett Mitchell is now a patient in Strathaven Nur- sing Home in Bowmanviiie. 1Mrs. John Allen, is also a patient in a nursing home near, Whtby. BURKETON, (Intended for last week>ý Mr. Ted Holroyd, Bowman- 1ville, calied on Mr. and Mrs. 1Frank Holroyd and famiiy. Mr. and Mrs. S. ranit and family visited with Me.Is. R. Davey. Many from this district attended Blackstock Fair. Rev. and Mrs. E. McKay and famiiy, Harbor Grace, N.F., have returned home after spending some time visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Grace and family. Mr. Wilbur Marks Hayden cailed on Mrs. W. Bnyan. ,Mrs. R. Davey spent Mon- day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Davey and family, Bowman- ville. Sevenai people, from thîs 1area have enjoyed a holiday this summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Bonsma and their two youngest daughters spent five week vacation visiting friends in Holiand. Many from this district attended Port Perry Fair on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberge and famiiy spent 10 days in DO jARS & GOOD $ENSE by WILLIAM J. 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