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...WA A ‘H a...) 1 '1 7 = slower, and some-what curtailed. We EXHIBIT During July, the Rideau Lakes Union Library, Delta Branch is featuring a special exhibit depicting ADMIRAL'S COVE AND TROUT RIVER in Newfoundland as seen through the lens of Photograph- er Pamela Harris. The exhibit includes some 17 scenic colour photos which show the people of two Newfoundland communities against / a background of their own making and thus strikingly portrays the realities of their lives. Pamela Harris's interest in photoâ€" graphy began in 1965 and most of her technical ability has been acquired through her own exploration of the medium. Her photographs have been published in Arts Canada, Image Nation and Vision and Expression and exhibited at the Baldwin Street Gallery in Toronto and the Centaur Gallery in Montreal. This exhibit is currently on loan from the Still Photography Division of the National Film Board for an exhib- ition tour of public libraries sponsor- ed by the Eastern Ontario Library Sys- tem. Ridenu Lakes Union man/mar \l Summer hours are now in force throughout the Union. We are pleased to have Miss Kathryn Gibson working for us for July and August. Due to Mrs. Marjorie Keates going on a 2 month leave of absense, Kathy will operate Elgin Branch with the help of Mrs. J. Keates (evenings) and MaryLou Shanks (Saturdays). Kathy will also be in Seeley's Bay on Monday mornings and Portland on Friday mornings. We hope that the handy schedule of hours will assist all of our regular patrons and summer visitors to make use of our excellent facilities and services. EB - Due to the mail strike, Interunit and Interlibrary loans will be a little For further information contact; Patricia Little, Telephone: 359-5315 will make every effort to maintain our high level of service but we hope that our borrowers will understand if delays nideau Lakes Union Lila-at? Summer HOUrS - I 1 I I In The“. \ngors gcfecrwe {Tow 24m ELJQ‘“ SRfiNUA \J‘“ ‘00. C\o§1¢L \1.5e+°\.oc, avers Junta Qor \{unek Period. Aug 'bflmuuxes ME 0:03.53 on sh»th ko\€6~ens. N_b,ELcâ€"\-m_ 906 may q {EELFâ€"WS ea; Hooks cum-gs sq“ \\9\ +° Page 25 Children's Pragramme Well known foldsingers Rick Avery and Judy Greenhill Will be presenting their special children's program for the Rideau Lakes Union Library on Thurâ€" sday, July 9 at 10am. This program is to be held at Delta Park "Folk, Fun and Games" will include familiar or easily learned songs, chants,tongue twisters, rounds, action songs, and cumulative songs. The program also features playparties or dances drawn from Afroâ€"American, Appâ€" alachian, European and Latin American cultures plus games to foster group spirit and participation. Judy Greenhill's professional per- forming career began in 1976 and she has become known as an accomplished interpreter of folk songs, both vocalâ€" ly and instrumentally. When Rick Avery came to Canada from England in 1970, he brought with him an extensive repertoire of traditional folk songs accumulated from many years of performing in folk clubs. He has since performed for thousands of Canadian youngsters and has also produced sevâ€" eral children's records. This free program for children of all ages is sponsored by the Eastern Ontario Library System, Ontario Arts Council and "Outreach Ontario" a pro- ject of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. For further information contact: Patricia Little, Telephone: 359-5315 ONTARIO LIBRARY REVIEW â€" 1981 Mrs. Pat Little has been busy heading a campaign to make sure all Library Boards in Eastern Ontario take the opâ€" portunity to express their views, sugâ€" gestions and concerns to the Library Review Task Force, before its September 81 deadline. The Public Libraries' Act and granting and operation of libraries in Ontario may be subject to change as the result of the Task Force's study. After hear- ing only a few of the 90 plus Boards in Eastern Ontario had submitted briefs, Mrs. Little contacted more than 80 Boards, encouraging them to become inâ€" volved. She was overwhelmed with the response and was invited to speak to various Boards throughout Eastern Ontâ€" ario. She attended a joint meeting of 5 Boards in Lanark County and conduct- ed an information workshop in Athens for all Boards in Leeds and Grenville. With enquiries from Chalk River, Ren- frew, etc., information sheets were compiled and hopefully the interested Boards will be able to compose their briefs and submit them to Mr. Bassnetg Chairman of the Task Force. Briefs are also invited from any resident in Eastâ€" ern Ontario â€" for information &/or addâ€" ress contact Mrs. Little, Box 89, Elgin, Ont. Mrs. Little was also able to exâ€" press her concern with the lack of reâ€" presentation from Eastern Ontario(on the Task Force committees set up by the Minister of Culture and Recreation) to MPP Bob Runciman. It is hoped that copies of briefs will be sent to Mr. Runciman so that he may be kept inforâ€" med of the wishes of his constituents.