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Up and Down the Book Stacks ADULT Early Man ànd the Ocean by Thor Heyerdahl (a search for the beginnings of navigation) navigation) Children's Fears by Benjamin Benjamin Wolman (help your child overcome anxieties , and phobias) Angela Ambrosia by Ray Fox (a leukemia victims fight for life) Storage by M. Davis (a House arid Garden book on finding more, room in your home) The Praise Singer by Mary Renault Street of the Madwoman by Isabel Ortega (Mexico in the late 1890's, a novel of love and terror) Shadow of the Wolf by Donald James and Tony Barwick (mounting suspense in this spÿ story during W.W. 11) JUNIOR All Colour World of Aircraft by David Mondey Skateboard by Russ Howell (techniques, safety and maintenance) Guinness book of Startling Acts and Facts by Norris and Ross McWhirter Five O'clock Charlie by Marguerite Henry (horse story) EASY READING BOOKS I am Five by Louise Fitzhugh The Witch who was Afraid of Witches by Alice Low A New Mother for Martha by Phyllis Green. Madeleine Hadley. 1 NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville Corporation WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6,1979 8:00 P.M. Council Chambers • 132 Church Street, Bowmanville, Ontario FOR PURPOSES OF: 1/ HEARING REPORTS 2. REPORT OF HOSPITAL AUDITORS 3. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS 4. APPOINTMENT OF AUDITORS 5. APPOINTMENT OF LEGAL COUNSEL 6. AMENDMENTS TO BY-LAWS SECTION 2(3) - TO CLARIFY INTENT OF MEMBERSHIP SECTION 87(1) - TO INCREASE COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP ÔN THERAPEUTIC ABORTION COMMITTEE REQUIREMENTS FOR CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP ARTICLE 2 - BY-LAWS 1. The following persons shall be members (of the Corporation): (a) a person who has donated or who donates Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) in any one year to the Corporation shall be a life member; (b) the President or Chief Officer of an association or corporation which pays the Corporation One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) in any year shall be ex officio a member of the Corporation fojr that year. (c) only those persons 18 years of age and over residing in the Town of Newcastle, who purchase a Membership in the Hospital Corporation and have paid the applicable membership fee of One Dollar ($1.00) or such other membership fee as the Board by resolution establishes, shall be issued a membership card the day such payment is received and such person shall be a member of the Hospital Corporation until the end pf the first annual general meeting of the Hospital Corporation held following the last day of the fiscal year for which the membership was purchased, and every member of the Auxiliary of the Memorial Hospital; Bowmanville who holds,a valid an# subsisting membership card in the Auxiliary shall bè a member of the Hospital Corporation ; and . (d) honorary members who h3ve been elected by the Board and who shall not be subject to fees. 2. A membership year shall be the financial year of the Corporation as established by the law of the Province of Ontario. 3. Members eligible to vote at Corporation meetings shall be those members . who were members at any time during the fiscal year of the Corporation for which the meeting is held plus any member who has been a member throughout the period of io days immediately preceding the annual meeting. Memberships paid following the fiscal year end but prior to the 30 day period preceding the meeting shall not be construed to be valid beyond the annual meeting representing the last fiscal period. Requirements fbr Nominations for Election to Board of Directors -Bona fide member ot the Memorial Hospital Corporation. -Eligible for Board Membership, -Nominations must be submitted to the Secretary of the Board in writing signed by two duly qualified members of the Corporation at least 30 days ^before the date of the annual meeting. Nomination fonpis available at the Hospital during , business hours, Monday through Friday. ., • R.E. Elston Secretary Board of Directors. Oppose architectural subdivision control The Real Estate Board along with the Builder's Association and the Developer's Developer's Association spoke out against the Town of Newcastle Newcastle implementing a proposed Architectural Control Committee Committee to consider the architecture architecture and esthetics of new subdivisions. Mr. Gleiberman headed the atttack of the proposed committee committee stating that such regulations as imposed by an Architectural Committee would prove problems for the development and building " business a$ well as increase the cost of housing to the new home owner. He also pointed out that there was no avenue to lodge complaints and that the administration of the. control could only become a nightmare. He felt guidelines could be lived with but not controls. Mr. VanDyke spoke on behalf of the Real Estate Board also said that such controls would add to the cost of new housing. He said every $1000 added at the beginning of construction or development development comes in at $3500 for the home owner. Mr. Fleischmann speaking on behalf of the Durham Region Builder's Association said the committee and its rulings would have tremendous tremendous implications to the industry. He said it would'not only increase the cost of housing but would affect the small builder adversely. He said no one could look down' the road two to five years knowing what style of housing would be in demand. He also stated that there was great concern with one architect having control over the design design of housing in a subdivision. subdivision. He also pointed out that the building industry was • not being represented on the committee. Mr. Armstrong of the Regional Developer's Association Association also spoke to the committee stating his association association was also opposed to the proposal which would delay approvals and add to the cost of housing. This additional cost is passed onto 1 the home owner he said. He pointed out that there were few devel- opers-builders in the area and that sub-divisions when completed completed by the developers are sold five or ten lots to -1 a builder. Armstrong also pointed out that the Town did have controls as to quality through their building codes and that of the Provincial building codes. The builder must provide a marketable product to sell and buyers are becoming more selective in their choice. This makes it that builders must be competitive competitive and producing a quality product, he said. Counc. Holliday the spopsor of setting up a Architectural Control Committee said its purpose wag to control the quality of the'sub-divisiori and to ensure its esthetics. He said the cost of the control in Whitby was less than $100 a house and he suggested the committee be small. He suggested that the Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 18th, 1979-5 little more quality", he saiu. All those in opposition to the proposal stated that it would at least cost $300 per lot to go through the procedure. Donald Smith, Planning Director, stated that the committee be composed of one from planning staff, one from Public Works, a representative representative from the Developer, Developer, a representative from the builder and a hired architect paid for by the developer. He also said there should be no political implication implication or representation on the committee. . "We don't want anymore bureaucratic controls," he said. "I want a planning department had proposed proposed some guidelines rather than regulations and he would like to go over these. He said the committee had gone a little farther than had been recommended by the department. department. He said he did approve of ' guidelines and possibly some controls. The matter has been returned to the department for a further report. Announcement Mr. Don Tennant, Orono, announces announces the purchase of his Sand, Gravel and Excavating business by Mel Hartwig, Orono. He wishes to thank his customers for their patronage in the past and hopes that you will continue to support Mel in his new endeavors. DOMINION HARDWARE 3 CATALOGUE ERRORS For reasons beyond our control several errors have been printed in our 1979 Dominion Hardware Spring and Summer Catalogue. The following is a list of corrections as they pertain to these errors. Page 24," Items #2 and #3. Both these folding lawn fences are 10Teet long -- not 10 inches long as described. Page 24, Item #7. This chain link fence is 20 feet long -- not 20 inches long as described. Pagês'27 and 28, The Gas Barbeque which appears on page 27 (item #4) i^wrongly described. This item is really a Deluxe Gas Barbeque with twin 15,000 BTU burners, 346 sq. ins. of cooking area, a 20 lb. tank and caddi cart. This item retails for $253.95.- The Gas Barbeque on page 28 (item #7) is wrongly described. This item is a single burner model with 210 sq. ins. of cooking area, heavy-duty cart with wheels and one 18,000 BTCl burner. The tank is qot included, but is sold separately. The retail price for this barbêque without tank is $112.95. The 20-lb. tank retails for $35.99. Page 45, Item #3. This kettle has an attached cord. This cord is not detachable as described. Page 51, Items #8 and #9. The logo used for these two items is wrong. These items are not Hillview products. Page 57, Item #9. The price of the Rubbermaid Refuse Container featured on this page is $8.88, not $1.97 as described. Page 58, Item #3. The item in the photograph identified as a - heavy-duty air conditioner is actually a sleeve-mount air conditioner conditioner which we said was (not shown). The sleeve-mount air conditioner conditioner should be item #3 and the heavy-duty air conditioner . should say (not shown) in the copy. .. Page 63, Item #13. This item is not a Router Kit and does hot have accessories except thé usual instructions and information provided provided by Black & Decker. Page 74, The popy says that all the Carriage House items on this page are shown in Antique English and available in Antique Silver. However, only items (G) to (L) inclusive arè also available in Antique Silver. Items (A) to (F) are not made in Antique Silver. Page 75, Item #6. The laundry tub on this page was phc icgraphed without its legs. Aset of four legs are included with each tub. Page 80, Item #3. The copy for the clothesline should have indicated indicated that we are selling 100 feet of clothesline for $3.66 and not 50 feet as described. . - We apologize for any inconvenience these errors might have caused,our customers. Newcastle FRI. APRIL 13; 1979 18 Hbles - Par 70 - 6,485 Yards " 1 Green Fee$ - Memberships - Electric Cars - Snack Bar , • 1 mile eapt of Newcastle of Highway 2 M> mile north on Golf Course Ro'ad Phone 987-4851