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6--ORONO WEEKLY I I S. WEI)., DKCK.MKFÎR 22nd, 1970 Up & Down the Book Stacks ADULT 300 Years, of Canada's Quilts by Mary Conroy (history and designs) Elizabeth 1 by Alan Kendall Diabetes, New Look at an Old .. Problem by B. Lowenstein and Paul Preger. We Bought an Island by Evelyn Atkins (middle aged sisters buy an island and recount the fun and problems in owning one) The Ninth Man by John Lee (spy story during W.W. 11) Lady with Carnations by A.J. Cronin The Late Great Me by Sandra Scoppettone (novel dealing with an alcoholic teenager) The Lonely Furrow by Norah Lofts (the last book of the trilogy, that started Knight's Acre) with Building a House? or remodelling your present one? , Then contact: Floyd Nicholson Orono 983-5049 JUNIOR A Child's Book of Flowers by Kathleen Daly The Big Book of Real Helicopters Helicopters by Clayton JKnight A Guide to Model Car Racing by Irwin Stambler Something Left to Lose by Robin Brancato (teenage novel) EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOR Snowman's Secret by Robert Barry The Homework Caper by Joan Lëxau (an I can read .. mystery) The Mystery of the Missing Red Mitten by Steven Kellog Chester the Wordly Pig by Bill Peet The library will be open until 5:00 p.m. on December 24th and December 31st. Closed December 25th, 26th and 27th. Closed January 1st and 2nd. Open January 3rd. Madeleine Hadley . 'Flowers with Feeling" For Any Occasion ^ Tel. 623-3377 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY t&ev'â 3lotal c4tt 133 Church Street Bowmanville V Fresh Flower and Dried Flower Arrangements • for FUNERALS -- WEDDINGS HOSPITAL and HOME Be sure and take a look at our Bridal Showcase in our window, „ We'd be pleased to help you with all those little .things that go to make this festive season a carefree and joyous occasion ... |jpp|p |p|| | "good will to All Men." In the me&sage of Christmas, there is hope and promise for all. To you and yours, happy holidays. Holiday Emergency Prescriptions Call 983-5956 Stuff's Pharmacy ORONO, ONT. 983-5009 J, H. STUTT -• E. J. STJTT Wintario grant for clarke library Plans are now underway to make use of a Wintario grant amounting to $5,333 for renov ations at its Clarke Public- Library and to add additional equipment and furniture. A sum of $3,333 from Wintario will be available for the renovations which would open the senior library section section into the south room now used for children's picture books. This means the construction construction of an open doorway from the senior section to the south room. The picture books will be moved to the junior room. A sum of $2,000 from Wintario has also been alloted for further shelving at the Clarke Library as well as possible purchase of audiovisual audiovisual equipment. With these new developments developments it has been statèd that over 4,000 new books could be accommodated at the Clarke Library. Plans are now being drafted drafted on which tenders will be received for the work. At the present time the library in Orono has almost reached its maximum as to receiving further books. The library, board is using monies presented to the Clarke Library through à gift as its part in financing the project. A grant up to $9,000 is to be made to the Town of Newcastle Newcastle to assist in the construct- ' ion of three tennis courts complete with lighting at the Newcastle Public School. The Photography Gallery in Bowmanville will receive a grant of $3,425 to assist in the purchase of audiovisual equipment. equipment. Orono Electric Herb and Gerry Duvall f 983-5108 ; ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC HEATING . Electrical Appliances T.V. - COLOUR T.V. RADIO-HI-FI WESTINGHOUSE RCA ELECTROHOME Guaranteed Service Visual Arts Centre program to open People taking part in the winter and spring 1977 program program at the Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle will be greeted by some changes in the Cream of Barley Mill. Renovations are currently in progress to bring the building up to fire regulations. regulations. These repairs are being undertaken by the Visual Arts Centre because it is entering into a long term leasing arrangement with the Town of Newcastle for use of the whole mill as an Arts Centre. Renovations are urgently needed because the upcoming program promises to be the most ambitious yet undertaken undertaken by the Visual Arts Centre. An extensive pottery program program in the basement of the mill including a studio and youth's workshop will begin the week of January 17, 1977. As well Christopher Keene will be teaching a ten week course on practical approaches approaches and techniques in sculpture. sculpture. , Eli Van Ryn will again, instruct in weaving on the centre's 10 "four-harness looms ".As well Joan-Marie Dean offers a print-making course for, which no previous experience is required. This one course will be taught in Oshawa. A children's art course for 7 to 12 year olds will be held in • the ipill instructed by Anne 'Syfne. Beginning in March and April the Visual Arts Centre has courses planned in woven wall hangings with Elizabeth Bunton, water colours with Janet McGhee, life drawing, and additional pottery and children's art classes. The centre is also offering a special discount to those interested in quilting who take both the creative stitching stitching and applique courses offered by Susan Biss. Courses vary from 6 to 10 weeks and costs range from $12.00 to $28.00. The Visual Arts Centre has also planned a number of weekend* workshops which to date include water colours, monoprinting, ikat, raku pottery, pottery, and natural dyeing. An open house will be held in the Cream of Barley Millon Simpson Avenue in Bowmanville Bowmanville on Sunday, January S, between 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to introduce the instructors instructors and take registration. Further information can be found in posters to be placed in libraries and stores in the Town of Newcastle and Osh- 1 awa. As well a course description can be obtained in writing to the Visual Arts Centre, Box 52, Bowmanville or by phoning Dorrie Bickle in Bowmanville at 623-3237 or Liz Bunton in Orono at 983-5123. On SAVE ON * Diesel Fuel * Motor Oil * Gasoline Phone 668-3381 - Collett DX FUEL OIL - ' For Prompt Courteous Service • ' CALL US TODAY Ministry of. , Energy Ontario Darlington Generating Station * PUBLIC NOTICE Ontario Hydro has submitted to the Minister of Energy, a proposal to construct a nuclear generating station in the Town of Newcastle near Bowmanville. The proposal outlines station details, an assessment of the potential environmental impact and the steps taken to discuss the station with the public to date. A Community Impact report has also been submitted to the Minister of Energy. This study examines the socio-economic impact that the proposed generating station will have on the area. The Minister wishes to be assured that all citizens have had an opportunity to comment on the proposed generating facility and therefore, is prepared to receive comments on the reports up to March 1, 1977. All submissions should be mailed to: 4 Ho#. Dennis R. Timbrell Minister of Energy 56 Wellesley Street West TORONTO, Ontario M7A2B7 , It is the Minister's understanding that these documents do not vary substantially from the preliminary proposals which were distributed by Ontario Hydro in the local community during October 1975. Anyone wishing to review the proposals may do so at the Municipal Offices of: the Town of Newcastle Bowmanville Hampton * City of Oshjawa Regional Office of the Municipality of .Durham Public Utility Commission Offices of: Bowmanville. 1 ' Newcastle Oshawa Public libraries in: Bowmanville Orono Newcastle and McLaughlin Library in Osfiawa Copies of the report are also available for public review at the Oshawa Chamber of Commerce,.the Ontario Hydro Bowmanville Area Office, and at the Ministry of Energy ptfices at 56 Wellesley Street.West in Tororito. Those persons who have questions regarding the public review process may contact Mr. Andrew Frame at the Ministry of Energy, 1-(416),-965-3051. Anyone who has questions regarding the content and clarification of the reports may cçntact Mike Machacek, Project .Engineer, Ontario Hydro, 1 -(416^-592-5216. „ , Dennis R. Timbr'ell Minister of Energy Attention Farmersl! Reasonable Prices! j