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[an I 3. ’ The Town of WhilCh-un‘h‘ Swuffvme seems surprised that “despite a gnawing rummla~ don. them has been a marginal decline in the pool's use”. Well. here is a Minding glimpse of the uhvious. If they new“! a public facility to the poim that it could mnstitutc a public safety. risk and than mly operate it a few hours a day. people will go clscwht-n“ foraswim. ' I have nothing against Watt-I parts. buu'hey aren't fun for all 4 You can't swim laps in a splash pad. Pm them in mm: subdiviâ€" sions where they bck‘mg. theft?“ ct me say I've never been one to join in of the people of southern Ohmic as snow muses whenever a “storm” comes along and we lETTERS-"TO THE EDITOR Pool negletted to death Clean up Main St. snow A! the grocery How. I saw people Maybe windrow clearing warranted after all nd‘the moneyto Not even/one can afford a d make it new» backyard pool and not cwry body; one can go In a wnage. V DOUG M'CGHIE my; ",3: WWI-1741!!!“ WY)! 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