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12 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday November 8, 2008 www.oakvillebeaver.com Friends of the Library book sale starts Wednesday Mayor says emergency housing is available The Friends of the Oakville Library will host their Fall Book Sale beginning Wednesday, Nov. 12 through Nov. 16. The sale will be held at the Oakville Public Library, Central Branch, located at 120 Navy St. (at Lakeshore Road). Nov. 12 is a members' only evening however anyone can become a member by paying the $10 annual fee at the door. The sale runs 6-9 p.m. On Friday, Nov. 14 and Saturday, Nov. 15, the sale is open to the public from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. On Sunday, Nov. 16, the sale is open to everyone from 1-4 p.m. This fall, there is a large offering, which includes books, gently-used donations from the library and from the public, at $1.25 per pound. Also on sale are video and audio tapes, CDs and DVDs. On Sunday, all books will be half price. Continued from page 10 Be a Winner! Oct 29 - Nov 4th Enter these DailyWebTV th Nov 8th - Nov 14th Saturday contests. Real Estate You are legally responsible for the items you sell at your next garage sale. "On Nov. 18, I will bring evidence of at least 30 better units available sooner, at less money, that the Region already knows about," Burton said. "They have reacted to with disinterest to it, which is something I find just unbelievable." Perkins noted she spends a lot of time hunting for housing and did not know of that kind of housing stock available. "Well, I do," said Burton. Salvation Army Council member Allan Horton pushed Burton on this issue later in the meeting, calling on the mayor to divulge these 30 locations so families in crisis could be helped immediately. Burton again pointed out that the Region already knows about these places. This did not deter Horton, who continued to press Burton for details. In the end, Burton said Horton could bring forward one family, who could be accommodated. When Horton continued to persist, Burton said he was `holding his powder' with regards to the other housing locations. "I hesitate to say this, but that is a callous attitude," said Horton. "We're talking about the need of people who are homeless." Another public information meeting will be held on the issue of transitional housing within the Ortona Barracks on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 7 p. m. The meeting will take place at the Halton Regional Centre located at 1151 Bronte Rd. in Regional Council Chambers. Anyone wishing to speak as a delegation must register with the Regional Clerk by no later than the end of business on Monday, Nov. 17. Health & Beauty Don't put those sunglasses away. UV rays are just as harmful to your eyes in the colder months. Sunday In Motion Monday Scam artists are drawing in unsuspecting consumers by advertising autop insurance at rock bottom prices. Lifestyle & Leisure Tuesday It's easy to overspend. Shop smart to find great gifts without breaking the bank. Wednesday Home & Garden The air inside your home may actually be more polluted than the air outside. Thursday In the Kitchen Glass tiles are colourful and bright and add a touch of class to any décor. New Homes Be excited about your new home purchase from construction to closing and beyond. Friday Visit DailyWebTV.com to Win! Saturday, November 15, 2008 · Burlington Convention Centre · Reception 6:00-6:45 pm · Dinner 7:00 pm 1120 Burloak Drive, Burlington · Tickets $100 Martini Bar & Hors D'Oeuvres · Elegant Four-Course Dinner · Entertainment by Hot Buttered Soul Live & Silent Auctions by Toronto Professional Inc. · CHCH News Anchor Dan McLean, Emcee For tickets contact Teresa 905-319-1616, teresa@haltonfoodforthought.ca