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Mitchell's Corners Hold Play Day youngster needed a bit of a helping hand ini the leapfrog competition held at Mitchell's Corners Sehool Monday, June 25thone of its Play Day activities. Participants in this event really had to watch those feet. Newcastle council has created a' committee of library, school board, and municipal representatives to look into the development of a comnIunity library at the Courtice Secondary School. The seven-member group will consider the feasibility of operating a branch library for the general public at the secondary school's library faciities. During a special council meeting last Friday, June 29, only one councillor objected to the establishment of, the library group. Councillor Keith Barr said he was concerned about the financing of the facilities in Courtice, noting that according to one estimate it would cost $250,000 to furnish and staff the library during its first 18 moniths. The cost of setting up the library, including the purchase of books has been estimated by the Library Board at $165,000. And Councillor Barr said that the council should first decide ibrary where it would get this money before investigating the project's feasibility. He said he objected to putting people to work on a committee when the municipality didn't know whetber it would have funds to support the library. Speaking in favor of the project, councillor I8ill Clarke said "I think it's a reasonable exercise, myseif." He noted that the commîttee would have to investigate matters such as custodial work at the Iibrary and the staffing of the Burketon Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dean and family and Mr. and Mrs. Stan McCullough and famnily recently, camped in the Minden area. Miss Cheryl Abbott, Oshawa is visiting with Miss Bette, Mantel., Mr. Glen McCullough and Mr. William Sinclair recently visited with friends in the Chatham area. 1Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fee and Patti recently visited Mr. and Mrs. B. VanDamf and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Patter- son recently held a successful yard sale. During the recent storm a large branch felI on the front porch of the bouse of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mantel. We are sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Dave Gatchel. He will be sadly missed by friends and relatives in the village. Mrs. Edith Ramsay, Mrs. Ruth Ramsay and Mr. Sid Irons Jr. are visiting relatives in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Mrs. Pat Howe and family Sudbury are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gatcheli. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Archi- bald, and family, Mrs. Marg Archibald recently visited Marineland and Niagara Falls. Recently at the home of Mrs. Sheila Archibald a baby shower was held for Mrs. Mona White wîth many fromn the area attending. The obstacle course was tough but fun. This was a tricky one. Teams had to fili a cup with water, run to the jug without spilling much and pour the remainder into the jug. The team with the most water in the jug at the end of a certain tirne period won. facility. However Councillor Clarke said he couldn't understand why an estîrnated $165,000 would be needed to start up the project. "I think we should look at this and see if it is feasible," commented councillor Ann Cowman. Councillor Jasper Holliday agreed.-He said that a fair amount of co-operation and communication could be achieved by forming the committee. Members of the library group will include the chairman of the community services, committee, representatives of the library board and library staff, two representatives from the scbool board, councillor Cowman and Mr. H. Bradley, Principal of Courtice Secondary Sehool. PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our speciality is lumDer and lumber produots. 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Special registration for Bowmanville programs will take place Thursday, September 13 at St. John's Anglican Church., Participants in the Oshawa YWCA introduction to Disco Dancing classes at the Bowmanville Public Library follow the instructions of Antonelle Weissbach (at right). The last of the disco classes was heid Tuesday, June 26. Regardless of the architectural style of your home, its decor, or landscape treatment - a tastefùlly installed swimming pool will add a new dimension of practical luxury and family enjoyment. an învestment ;$200.o O-F in beauty, fun' ANY BUSTER andhappîness CRABBE POOL. OFFER EXPIRES JULY 7,1979 BUSTER fMOUNffT t A PPOOLS PO LS Division of Mountain Excavating Ltd. 1323 KING ST. E., OSHAWA TELEPHONE 725-4648 - 7 There'"s a Buster Crabbe Pool for everyone. LIN IA 25-9292 _____ I __________________________ Probe Courtice - ý ý -AV, > , fi