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1 Re ; w Building is down this year, compared to the figures for the first five months of 1968. Conâ€" struction then was set at $9,447 ,â€" 1?;“ compared to $7,190,260 for % 1 CCCE * JUZ King St. N. An $8,000 estimate is set for alterations to the / commercial building at 25 Erb St. W. Included in last month‘s figures is $1,389,700 for residential buildâ€" ing. Of 97 dwelling units built, 42 were single family and 39 were multiple dwellings. The remainâ€" sler were semiâ€"detached homes. Government and institutional eonstruction accounted for $1,030,â€" 000. Of this, $530,000 is for a pubâ€" lic school at 230 Cedarbrae Aven ue and $500,000 for married stuâ€" dent housing at the University of Waterloo. Industrial construction is estiâ€" mated at $12,200. It includes $10,000 for a warehouse and ofâ€" fice space at 40 Durwood Place, $2000 for alterations to 385 Weber St. N., and $200 for a deâ€" tached storage building at 384 wr:c c aa 22 an increase of $1,605,910 over April but well below the $4,893,â€" 4906 figure for May 1968 Construction in Waterloo in May is estimated at $2,439,900, trails 1968 Construction Believers in lost continents will welcome the addition of James Mavor‘s Voyage to Atlantis to the public library shelves. It was among several fiction and non fiction works added this week. In the non fiction category are: The Continuing Revolution by Jeseph Agassi, history of physics. ‘The Treatment of Industrial 12 King South, Waterloo 578â€"7400 fellceltons Upon @2 Sinking Ship by Gore Vidal, essays. Degas Pastels by Alfred Wernâ€" frontier. No More Vietnams? by Rich ard Pfeffer, future of American foreign policy. The Life and Times of Lord Mountbatten by John Terraine. Assassination by the United Press, Robert F. Kennedy‘s aA_ _4 Simulation by John McLeod, modeliing ideas and systems with computers. Men who play God by Norman Moss, story of the Hâ€"bomb. Horse and Buggy West by Jack G. Furth, psychological theory of intelligence, Children and their Literature by Constantine Georgiou. The Children by Jan de Harâ€" tog, for adoptive parents. Snakes by Carl Kauffeld. Floating Island by Emily Kimâ€" brough, canals of France. _ Long Drums and Cannons by Jean Margaret Lawrence, Nigerâ€" ian dramatists and novelists Romald Delderfield, autobiographâ€" ical sketches. The Age of Augustus by Donald Earl. Wyndham and Children First by Lord John Egremont, autobiograâ€" phy. Clim{le â€" and Weather by Herâ€" Strange Things by John Campâ€" bell, second sight in the Scotâ€" tish Highlands. Life in Ireland by Louis Cullen. Wastes by â€"Edmund Besselievre. _ The Dow Story by Don Whiteâ€" Business Adventures by John head, history of the chemical Brooks, Wall Street and mpdern company. corporations. _ _ _‘ ~ _ New fiction added includer Inventory by Michél Buter, es Nest of Ninnies by John Ash. Pjaget and Knowledge by Hans The Last Mayday by Keith Wheeler, international crisis. Whipple‘s Castle by Thomas Williams, New Hampshire ‘setâ€" Charlie Eagletooth‘s War by John Templeton, affluent Ameriâ€" can lndi_apg he_lp their neighbors. Who Stole Sassi Manoon? by Donald_ Westlake, comic crime The Hero Ship by Henry Searls, aircraft carrier‘s encounter with the Japanese. The Family Carnovsky by Israâ€" el Singer, three generations of Jews. The French Kiss by Erich Koch, tongueâ€"inâ€"cheek political fantasy, The Lost Queen by Norah Lofts, tragedy of a royal marriage. Dragonflight by Anne McCafâ€" frey, science fiction. The Lilywhite Boys by Josephâ€" !"‘. Poole, a child‘s power to stealers of industrial secrets. The Last Man is Out by Marâ€" vin Karlins, how to win the world series with a computer. Appointment in Budapest by Eva Kennedy, Second World War wayward hushand. by Mark Dintenfass, in the late 005. New fiction added includer Nest of Ninnies by John Ashâ€" bory.Amfic.nlflotoday. Honest Reliable C orpse by Allegra‘s Child by Jennette Letâ€" n, novel of suspense, Hong Kong by T HOMPSON, Mr. and Weterige ‘ Chronicis, Thureday, June 5, 1989° w and Mrs 75 Columbia, Waterjioo 743â€"6726 __ _ New and Old HOmes) _ 15 Years Experience in Kâ€"W Area Free Estimates â€" Reasonable Rates ALL KINDS OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING (Wood Staning and Painting GIL‘S PAINTING SERVICE years. FRANK, Mrs. William P., 1M William St. W., May 30, 78 years. KNARR, Noah, Preston, May 3%, .88 years. NESBITT, Samuel, Riversdale, May 31, 68 years. SILLIFANT, Mrs. Benjamin, 3 PAUL, Hugo, 240 Wilion Ave, Kitchener, June 2, 64 years. PEPER, Ernst August Wilheim, 213 Erb St, W., May ‘29, 8 years. JACKSON, Mrs. Harold L. at St. Joseph‘s Hospital, Guelph, May Mr. and Mrts. James,