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? Rideau RIDEAU REVIEW Both of Me by Mary Stuart A beautiful biography of the queen of Soap opera. Tells the story of her own life and all of the experiences of her character role of Jo on Search for Tomorrow. Brain 2000 by Ernest K. Gann Gann takes us on a flight of fancy with the theory that the world is going out of orbit. A young math genius feels he has the solution and his attempts to get the attention of world leaders makes a suspenseful and fresh comedic tale. The Lodge by Colleen Mahan The theme of a group of people versus an earthquake has been done before however Ms Mahan has offered a new and intense view of the terrible forces of nature matched by some intriguing characters. Counselorsâ€"atâ€"Law by Jerome Weidman Big business provides big clients for the high pressure world of Tom Lichine. From boardroom to courtroom Weidman moves the reader quickly through a convoluted plot and sustains his characters well. - CUSTOM MADE A surcovms GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP 25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE FREE ESTIMATES FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY - s. s. sec-vi) C hartered A ocountant BO. Box 2 Portland , Ontario Phone 272~2871 'served by our branches. page 15 CANADIAN HANDWEAVING EXHIBIT Now on View at the Elgin Branch of the Rideau Lakes Union Library is a special exhibit of Canadian Handweaving Samples from the Royal Ontario Museum. This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to study the patterns and textures of early Canadian spinning and weaving. Contemporary weavers will enjoy being able to examine the textiles closely and compare them with samples of their own work. Scottish, French, German and American weaving traditions are all represented in a colourful array of textile remnants. This display includes samples from carpets, cover- lets, petticoats, horse blankets, tea towels, ticking, shawls and sheets. This Canadian Handweaving exhibit is currently on loan to the Eastern Ontario Library System from the Royal Ontario Museum for a tour of Eastern Ontario public libraries. All are invited to see the exhibit this month while it is at the Elgin branch of the Rideau Lakes Union Public Library. For further information contact: Pat Little at 359-5315. Rideau lakes Union LIBRARY Summer is the busiest time in our 6 libraries and we have seen many of our summer residents return and many new members join our system. It is most rewarding to hear the compliâ€" ments given to Our small yet effiâ€" cient libraries. Both the board members who serve and the Councils who support our Union Libraries must be pleased that this service, now entering its fifth year of operation, has been so well received. The growth, in both the number of users and the amount of material available has been phenomenal. The month of September brings our class visits back in the Elgin branch and once again we will try and arrange some type of service to the other schools We would remind teachers and students alike that we offer reference and research services. A telephone call to their branch librarian or to my office in Elgin (359-5315) can set the required programme into motion. High school students are also welcome to either visit the Elgin branch for assistance and/or material related to their studies. We have a fine collection of Canadian materâ€" ials covering Can lit, history, sociology, law, art, etc. If you don't use your library, ask yourself why?â€"-because it is your library _ if we don't Offer the Mr. Paul Yurkowsky welcomes all service you need, tell us _ Your tax enquiries re mobile homes and dollar pays for your library _ we hopes all users of the laundromat try to serve Egg â€" that's our mandate. and CérwaSh W111 Flnd tbe I facilities to their satisfaction. MAPLE GROVE MOBILE HOME LAUNDROMAT & CARWASH Halladay St. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Elgin FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 359-5236 A‘ Challenj v3 Job I In our Home 553mm Train Io become a FOSTER PARENT CouMSELLoR and help a l’roubled ‘i’eehaaer. Wax-v.4 . This new approach +0 fosl'ermre }s on aliernqlive +0 Placemen‘l' 0'9 +hese young People in +reql'men'l' ins'l‘il’u‘lions. Public informalion meel'in s 'l’o explqin 'er Pro mm are scheduled in sevcrqP locoi‘ions. For ' he one nearesl' you omol "For ‘Pur‘l'her informailon please Qq II : Family qâ€" Children's Services, Brockvillfi (613) 342-O3IO Cilldren‘s Social, 0'? Lanq'k 4' "the Town 0'? Smi‘l’ks Falls (5V5) zcflâ€" 3H0. ‘l