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Orono Weekly Times* Wednesday, March 25th, 1981-5 Chief Hay man speaks at Credit Union meet The 27th annual meeting was held at the Newcastle United Church on Friday, March 13th. President W. Kean welcomed all 73 members members and guests present and C, Martin said grace. The United Church Women served a roast beef dinner fit for a king and D. Perfect expressed expressed our thanks for such a delicious meal. P. Loucks introduced the head table guests, director, C. Martin and Mrs. Martin; President W. Kean and Mrs. Kean; Director, P. Loucks; Treasurer-Manager, Treasurer-Manager, Mrs. Werry and Secretary, J. Sutcliffe. V. Snider introduced Fire Chief J. Hayman, who gave us some informative facts about wood burning stoves in ■ a movie on installation and upkeep. He also gave us some data on the Town of New- catle fires which he has gathered in his por <! nn as flower arrangements by J. Sutcliffe. President W. Kean reminisced reminisced his past years in the Orono District Credit Union Ltd. He felt that with Canadian economy as it is, the Credit Union had its members interest's at heart. The adjusting adjusting of our interest rates on loans and shares was to benefit the membership's needs and to attract new members. W. Kean pointed out the dedication of L. Werry and D. Perfect in their positions and expressed appreciation appreciation to the Board of Directors, Credit Committee, Supervisory Committee and the Loan Officer, who are the backbone of the Credit Union. A. Loucks was asked to present R. Allin with a 25 year service certificate and a book from the members. R. Allin has served in every capacity in the Credit Union and has allowed his name to stand again this year for another three year term. Mrs. Allin was presented a dried flower arrangement by Mrs. Werry, Door prizes were donated by Cumis Insurance, presented presented by S. Lyall, winner F. Browp; The Co-operators, presented by B. Taylor, winners were Rev. Spivey, T. arley andR. Robinson; Curv- ly Wood Products, presented by J. Sutcliffe, winner was Mrs. Hayman ; Plydesigns, also presented by J. Sutcliffe, winner was M. Crago; Jasco, presented by W. Kean, winner was F. Snider; R.M. Hollings- head, presented by V. Snider, winners were L. Werry, P. Loucks and C. Martin; St. Mary's, presented by G. Werry, winner was H. Browse and the Co-op, presented by P. Loucks, winner was . L. . Cascagnette. Motion of adjournment by Martin at 9:30 p.m., seconded by K. Boyd. Carried. criminal purposes, when the entrant is a non-paying recreation recreation user on rural land and any other entrants, who assume their own ask. The Trespass to Property Act provides that every In 1980 twç new acts were drafted following many person who is not acting proclaimed in Ontario which months of discussion with under a right or authority changed the legal relation- agricultural groups and conferred by law and who, ship of an owner or occupier members of the public. They without express permission of of land and those who enter are designed to strengthen the occupier, is guilty of an his land. the property rights and pro- offense. Under the^ACt, some The Occupier's Liability tection of land occupiers premises prohibit entry with- Act governs an occupier's while. at the same time out notice. These prerhises liability to those who come encouraging use of land for ihclude orchards, cultivated onto his land. It also protects compatible recreational act- fields, woodlots, vineyards occupiers who permit rec- ivities. anc * enclosed property, reational use of portions of The basic duty of occupiers These are some of the their land from the possibility under the new Occupier's highlights of the two new of being sued for damages by Liability Act is that an Acts. Many people have . persons who accept their occupier of premises owes a enquired as to how they can hospitality. • duty to take such care as in all get further information on A companion act, The thé circumstances that per- these Acts. A booklet entitled, Trespass to Property Act sops entering on the premises "Property Protection and replaces the Petty Trespass are reasonably safe, while on Outdoor Opportunities", is Act and provides increased the premises. The basic duty available by writing to the protection from trespass to does not apply when the Publications Centre, 5th land. entrant willingly assumes Floor, 880 Bay Street, Tor- The two new laws were 1 risk, entrant is there for onto, Ontario, M7A 1N8. Property protection Outdoor opportunities Fire Chief. Mrs. Hayman was presented with a uried flower arrangement by M. Kean. Business meeting was called called to order by President W. Kean. Moved by L. Werry, that the minutes of the last annual meeting be approved as printed, seconded by M. Kean. Carried. Moved by P. Loucks, seconded by V. Snider that the Treasurer- Manager's report given by Mrs. Werry, be accepted as printed in the annual report. Carried. The credit committee committee report was submitted by R. Allin, approved on a motion by R. Hancock, seconded seconded by C. Martin. Carried. K. Boyd, on behalf of the Supervisory Committee submitted submitted a report. A. Perrin moved acceptance of this report, seconded by A. Loucks. Carried. Moved by C. Martin, that we pay 8 percent dividend on shares and transfer transfer $100.00 to the reserve fund, seconded by V. Snider. Carried. Carried. D. Perfect moved for an amendment to our by-laws as printed in the annual report, seconded by H. Browse. Carried. Mr. Bruce Taylor, representative of the Coopérât Coopérât ors, was called on to conduct our elections. Nominating Nominating chairman, P. Loucks, presented his slate of officers. For the Board of Directors for a three year term, J . Sutcliffe,. Sutcliffe,. ,W. Hay and ' M. Vanstone; Credit Committee, T Varley for a one year term and R. Allin for a three year term and the Supervisory Committep, R. Hartwig for a three year term. With no further nominations heard, B. Taylor called for a motion to declare the slate of officers as presented. Moved by A. Perrin, seconded by C. Swallow Swallow that the Board of Directors Directors and Committees be accepted. accepted. Carried. M. Crago, chairlady of the annual meeting committee introduced B. Cowle and G. Hayman as the second entertainment entertainment section of our program. program. The "Tall and Short of it All" held their audiences . attention with their barber . shop • harmony and dance routine. The guests applause brought them on stage for an i encore. The guests were . presented with two dried .ly./z.'vX- S3». X FLAT WALL INTERIOR EASILY/DRIES IN < good advice and and trim pajtf WASHABLE/INTTERIOR INTERIOR ENAMEL ^ClUlBB able/WAll AND TW*. ULTRA WHITE 26d2 come to the right place YOUH SHERWIN-WILLIAMS RETAILER Rolph DOMINION Hardware ORONO, ONT. 983-5207