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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Februp.ry 1, 1984-7 Classified Ads (Contintued from page'I-) DEATH NOTICE, CATHCART, Thomas Garland age 84 (suddenly) on January 25th, 1984 in Kendal. Loving husband of Annie Thompson, only son of Allen and Mary Ann Cathcart. Funerat service was held in Kendal United Church on Saturday, January 28th, 1984. Interment Orono Cemetery. 1, a.c. AGENTS WANTED Agents wanted fuit or part-time for new automotive product. Be your own boss. E.M.S. Distributions, 7040 Torbram Road, Unit 5, Mississauga, Ontario. L4T 3Y3. n/c ANTIQUE SALE The UPPER CANADIAN, Canada's foremost an- tique publication proudly presents Kingston Winter An- tique Show, February 4, 5, Portsmouth Olympic Har- bour. 40 prominent Canadian dealers. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. n/C * BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Make money prçparing tax returns. Our cor- respondence course can be done in two months. Write U & R Tax Schools, 1345 Pemnbina Hwy., Winnipeg, Manitoba. R3T 2B6., n/c Business & Agricultural financing available from private and institutional sources. Our firm has been in business for ten years and has helped re-organize the financial affairs, of many businesses. Contact John Nestor & Associates Ltd., P.O. Box 227, Toronto- Dominion Centre, Toronto M5K 1J3. Telephone (416) 862-8810. n/c Dealers wanted for Interior Magnetic "WINTYTE ENERGY WINDOW SYSTEMS". No franchise fee. A smalt start-up investment includes materiats, training and leads. Cati Goffitoday (416) 669-6800. n/c PERSONAL Dates gatore. We are a professional introduction service designed to introduce compatible people to eac]h other. For ail ages, Prestige Acquaintances, cati toll-free 1-800-263-9103. Noon - 8 p.m. n/c FARM EQUIPMENT,- Lawn and Garden Dealers. Comptete product line for both consumer and industriat riding mowers, fiait mowers, string trimmers, etc. Excellent booking pro- grammes. Exclusive sates territories. Repty to P.O. Box 343, Ontario L7R 3Y3. n/c CAREER TRAINING, Free 128 page Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top-paying fuît and part-time jobs. Gran- ton Institute, 267A Adeliade Street West, Toronto. Calt (416) 977-3929 today. n/c Minîstry of Natural Resources SNOW STATS On January 19, 1984, Balsam Lake Provinciat Park reported 44 cmi (171,'") of snow. The ice th ickness at the park was mieasured at 37 cm (141/2"). At Northumberland Forest south of Rice Lake, snoýw depth was measured at 40.7 cm (16"). Cross-country skiing and snowmobiling conditions at both Batsamn Lake Park and Northumberland Forest are good. ICE CARRYING CAPACITY Last year *we printed a reference chart for ice- carrying capacity. We're reprinting it here as a general guideline for your informa- tion and safety. If you're not sure about ice conditions, play it safe - stay off! Tbickness Permissable Load 1 " or 2.5 cm STAY OFF 2" or 5.0 cm One person on foot 3" or 7.6 cm Group-single file 7V"or 19.0 2 Ton Truck cm (gross), Car, Snowmobile 10" or 25.4 32 Ton Truck cm l(gross) 8-1l" or 20.3 Single Engine -27.9 cm Aircraft Figures are foi Clear Solid Ice conditions. NEW SCHEDULE FOR FEATURES The January 23, 1984 "Features" will be the last bi- monthly issue. "Features" will now be sent out four times a year, every three months. This wil be an expanded version, covering several ministry pro- gram activities. A Reminder: Please advise us of any address changes so that we can keep our mailing lîst up-to-date. Bunting - Johnston Wedding A pretty autumn wedding took place in St. Francis of Assisi Church, Newcastle, Ontario on Saturday, Octob er 22nd,_ 1983 when Teresa Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnston, Belfast, lreland exchanged vows with Robert Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Bunting, Orono. Father Pat Herlihey officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her brother-mn- law, Mr. Alex Hegarty, Orono and attended by her sister, Mary Hegarty, as matron of honour. Bridesmaîds were Carmel Johnston (sister of the bride) and Brenda Bunting. The groom was attended by Doug Ruthierford. Ushers were Terry Dawson anid Paul Weitendorf. Stephen Hegarty (nephew of the bride) was ringbearer. His brother, Timnothy, also took part in the celebration. Organist was Joan Scobie and solist was Anne Woodall. Out-of-town guests includ- cd the b ride's mother and sister from Belfast and relatives and friends from New York, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto, Kingston, Southampton, Whitby and Oshawa. Following a reception at the Bowmianville Golf and Counitry Club, the happy couple Ieft for a honeymoon in Florida. Prior to the wedding, the bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts at 'a shower hosted by Donna Mudd, Orono. A rehearsal party Was held at the home of the groomn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bunting now reside in Edmonton, Alta. where Bob is employed by Sheil Canada. Funds for Mem orial Durham Lung Assoc ultrasound machine, May be able to help Tom D. Cowan, president and chairman of the Memorial Hospital Founda- tion, presented a che- que fromn the Foundation to Harry Locke, Chairman of the Memorial Hospital Board of, Directors. The cheque represents the tinal instaîl- ment of funds used to pur- chase the new ultrasound machine seen in the background. The total cost of the recentty acquired machine was $81,115. Pur- chase of this latest "high tech" equipment, which now enables technologists to view most internat organs and other body parts safely and easity, was made possible by a grant from the Memnorial Hospitat Fouindation to the Memorial Hospital. "Funds fromn the Founda- tion do not pay for our hospitat's, day to, day cost," said Cowan, "but rather for equipment to provide Memorial with the newest state of the art technology. We are committed to main- taining and improving Memorial's high standards in the community and mionies directed to the Foundation enable us to maintain this ob- jective. Having diagnostic equipment like thîs scanner mieans patients no longer have to travel to Oshavva or Torontr'. The close proximity of such modern, up-to-date equipment meanis we can check for internat damage after an accident, for exam- pIe,"- Cowan noted.* "Because of our proximity to the 401, our hospital handles more than well over the average number of emiergen- cies than any other Ontario hospital of its size." Ultrasound machines can also be used to assess the status of a.fetus in order to see if it is developing normal- ly, find an internal problem that may exist in the spleen, liver, gaîl bladder, pancreas or even weaknesses in major Does someone in your family have Asthmna? If the answer is -"yes"', then Durham Region Lung Association may be able to help. Beginning on Tuesday, March I3th, the local abdominal arteries. "'Finding problems quickly and safely wifl definitely benefit the pa- tient," Cowan emphasized. "Additional monies are aiso needed for replacement of obsolete equipment, for health education projects and in order to provide the fast growing comnmunity with ser- vices appropriate to today's needs." Those who wish to donate to the Foundation can do so by writing to: The Memorial Hospital Foundation, 47 Liberty Street South, Bowmanville, Ontario, LIC 2N4 or- calling (416) 623-3331 for information. Contact R. E. Elston. Christmas Seal organization will run a four-session Asthma Information Series at the Whitby Public Library, 405 Dundas Street West. This evening series wilt be held on consecutive Tuesday, and Thursday nights (con- ctuding Mar. 22nd) from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Registration is $6.00, (individual or family) and will include one copy of the Lung Association's "Breathe Free" book and record package (suitabte for 5 to 9 years olds). Topics discussed wilI cover the causes of Asthma, the im- portance of medication, the correct use of inhalers, allergens in the environment and various coping techni- ques. This program wilt be of interest both to parents of asthmatic cbildren and to aduit asthmnatics who would like to be better informed. For more details on this Christmas Seal service, cal Duir h amniRegion 1Lunilg Association at 723-3151.