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-ORtONO" WEFKLY TIllES, TIUJRSDAY, M~AY 12th, 1966 TOO MUCH NOISE Sever& LT,îbrary imembers have ~ E4 ~ VVE commeted o the istrating r. and Mrs. Robert Blackan commotion in the Library at timecs family attended the wedding of Since the quarters are cramped the latter's brother Winston Bur- with no separate' juvenile depart- ford and Norma Ellison at the ment and no reading room forEdisn eghsBbeCae thoe wo wsh o oncntrte flat Peterborough, last Friday ev research, it is a problem. ening. The Board is asking- memberýs1 The C.G.L.T. Girls held a d (inn er to o-oerae b usng omere-meeting Tuesday evening a he straint particu)arly? when the Li-ChrhAdoumadeetin brary is overwhelmingly U -dd d hirmter.A týe hebus- miess part Mr. B. Long spok'e and Mrs. Grant spoke on Tri nidad TOO LITTLE CAREi and showed a film. Because one o h ol ok The Couples Club hield a short has been slighitiydagefo executive meeting and their ac- iow on, the Librarianswilsrc tivities for this season will cloûse ]y enforce the followinig rufles: wt aboln getgtbcn 1, Encyclopedia and somne other Satu rday May 28th. reference books may be taken Atth"ailSudy evc out of the LibrarY for onie week held in the Orono United Church enly and for each library day that the following children were Bap- they are ioxerdue, there will b e a tised: Walter Ross Sherwïn, son 50c fine. of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sher win; Edith Eileen Alldread,, 2. These books must be signe d daiihter of Mr. and Mrs,, Gordon for, and in case of children, the Alldread; Terrv Hilli Hollinigs- parent must Sign. wortb. son of Mr. rd Mrs. Armoind Hollingsworth; Nancv Jean Bý,rid4- 3. Certain irreplaceable books ger, daughter of Mr. and M Jrs. may not be taken from the Lib- [Victor Bridger: Nadine Claudette rary. McHugh, daughiter ýof Mr. and iMrs. Donald McHugh; Daniel Todd If anyone considers these rules1 Cowan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bey- too harsh, would members please erley Cowan; Karen Lee Beaubien realize that in most libraries, en- dau clter of Mr a,!( Mrs. Leo cyclopedia are not- allowed to Beaubien: Janette Mýaie Arm-, leave the building at ail. Wýe ai- strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iow this because of our infre- ,Wmn. Armstrong, Richard Keith quieht openings and lack of sep- Scott Tregunna, son of Mr. an& arate reading room, but this priv- Mrs. Keth T regunna; and Patri- Ilege must be safe-guarded by the 'cia -Kathleen Quantrill, daughter above rules as the encylopedia of Mr. and Mrs. Francis, Quant-1 rprg..i,nta onida-be.invest- rill. ment made possible by a special grant from the Orono Police Trus- tees in 1965. SOMETHING NEW 1A pamphlet rack furnished and installe(! by Mr. James Rickaby will offer to members a new and useful service. Pamphlets, book- lets and magazines wiil be on the rack for your perusal. At present there are several informa- tive brochures on cres SOMETHING USEFUL A. splendid donation has been received an 80-page book "6 Master Designed Recreatioti Ropoms". This is an excellent guide book for the do-it-yourself home carpenter who is interested in converting a basement into a liveable. room. There is informa- tioen for every step - preparing the basement, framing, panlelling, tiling, etc., and even directions for making plywood furniture (desks, book-cases, dividers, plan- ter boxes, storage waIlls). Many attractive colour photos furnish ideas for, decorating themes for the fiidshed! rouim. AND I QUOTE Master books, but do not let them master you. Rend to live, not 'live to rend. -Buiwer Doroth y Robinson At Kirby United iChu rch Ellen Carol Graham, daughter of Mr. an d Mrs. Merrill Graham received the Sacrament of Baptism., Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Gamsby of Kingston spent Mother's Day with her mother Mrs.,,Robt. Allun. Mr. and Mrs.' George Cole of Port Hope visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Billings. Mr. Moffat of Garden Hill area has signed a contract with the Clarke 'Township Area School as principal of the Orono Public Schooi Board. Mr. Moffat is pre- senity teaching in Hampton. Hs' new duties in Orono, wili com- mence with the 196i6-67 termýinq September. UN1TED CHIRE Orono Psea Charge M iniriter Rev 8. E. L.ong SUNDAY, MAY l5th, 1966 CHURCH 1SERVICES Orono - 1. 15 a.m. Leskard - 2 p.m, Kirby - 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL Orono- 10 a.m. Leskard -10 a.m. Kirby 11ila.m. ROALBowmanville 90 THURSDAY- FRIDAY SATURDAY - MAY 12, 13, 14 g U DR. GOtLDFOOT AND 0 THE BIKINI MACHINE', gVincent Price, Frankie Avalon 0 g9 g SUN.'. 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