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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 8, 1991-21 We would like to thanik everyone- who attended our parents 25th Wedding Anniversary on. Saturday, April 27th, 1991. Special thanks go to Bey and Dianna Cowan, Barb Druinmond, Joan Barrett, Judy Plummer, Mike Dennis, Larry Luxton and D.J. Randy Cowan for making this event special. Thank you Mark and Steven Sarget Saturday, May llth 12:30 p.m. Selling the household contents of Lloyd Moss, 365 Lakeshore Road, Port Hope; 8 PC. Provincial dining room suite with glass breakfront; occasional tables; occasional chairs;, bed chesterfield; Coldspot fridge; Kemore 30" stove (Corning Top); chest freezer; G.E. automatic washer;, Simplicity dryer; humidifier; broiler oven; set 4 chroiie chairs; double bed; vanity dresser and chair; bedding;, linen; china; kit chen needs; 5 pc. kitchen set; coffree tables; T.V. trays; bookcase; Turf Trac riding mower (5 hp. 26 in.); electric mnower; hand planer; hand sander; Pioneer chairisaw; step ladders; garden tools; old OMC outboard motor; etc. House Sold - Owner Moving. TERMS: Cash or Good Cheque AUCTIONEER Frank Stapleton, Newtonville 786-2244 Sunday, May 12 10:30 a.m. (viewing 9:30) Agriculture Building Orono Falrgrounds (Watch For Signs) Sale to include ant outstanding offering of antique furniture and collectable from a local Estate, Plus numnerous other articles including tools, guns and a large assortrnent of fishing and camping equipment (which selîs lst at 10:30 a.m.). Partial list to include, 8 pcs. walnut dining room suite; walnut a.nd pine tables; oak and pine dressers; oak vanitY table and mnirror; oak library table; mahogany record cabinet;, washstands; hall stand (with cane & umbrella holders); parlour tables; 5 pressback chairs; oak chairs; hoop back chairs; rocking chairs; large solid oak curio cabinet (new); blanket box; humpback, trunk; signed duck decoy; sessions mantel dlock; Anniversary dlock (signed Canadian National Exhibition 1950>; old radio; Gordon Sinclair autograph; old postcards (Orono, Blackstock, Pontypool); crocks; primitive woodwares; coke coolers; selection of glass and china; 3 new portable T.V.s; coloured console T.V.; Tandy comnputer; electric cash register; adding machine and display sign. Selection of tools; tablesaw; belt sander; 5 hp. rototiller; 25o Honda dirt bike; gas barbeque; 2 shotguns (double barrel and single); 303 Enfield; (FAC's Required); over 50 older fishing rods and reels; bambon fly rod; steel rods; selection of old wooden lures; newer lures; tackle boxes; minnow pails and traps; nets; boat seats; oars; Coleman stoves; tarps and 4 older outboard motors. Note: Fishing Tackle and Tools will sei la at 10:30 a.m. and Antiques and Collectable at approximately 12:00 1Noon. This first auction at our summer location has a varied selection of outstanding articles that make it a must-be- there event for ail. TERNIS: Cash or Cheque wlth LD. MacGregor Auction, Services Mike MaeGregor (416) 987-5402 junior West (416) 983-5556 LOB 1iMO ON HWY. 115 &35 PHNI46.9391, MERVYN B. KELLY' Barrister and Solicitor LAW OFFICE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - REASONABUE RATES Free Initiai Consultation 9a.m. - 5 p.m. 623-4444 Evening and Week-end Appointments Avalable Corner Churchand Temperance Sts., Bowmanville The CATERING CONNECTION ON THE SPOT CATERING Weddings - Anniversaries - Al Banquets CHEESE TRAYS - MEAT PLATTERS » SALADS, Fred &Patricia Storsbergefl Orono 983-9679 Canadian Gas Association Commends New Acid Raîn Accord The natural gas industry, cani plya major role in supporting the Canada/U.S. environmental accord on acid ain, ecently signed by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and US. President George Bush in Ottawa. The new acid ramn accord states that both couinties will reduce envinonmental degrada- tion by slashing sulphur dioxide emissions to 50 percent of 1980 levels by the year 200() in the U.S., and by 1994 in Eastern Canada. By 19941, the western provinces will also be subject to, a suiphur dioxide control pro- gram, and a permanent national cap on sulphur dioxide emis- sions will be set at 3.2 million tonnes annually by the year 2000. In addition, the U.S. will cut nitrogen oxide emissions byý 2 million tonnes annually, among other guarantees. -FThe new accord is a signif- icant and myeaninýgfuil step towards cleaning up our en- vironiment ina cost-efficient and effective mnanner," explains ian MacNabb, President of tire C'anadian Gas,, Association. fuel Ithat can be used in our factor ics, pow\cr plants anld \e- hlicles. to support Noii rth Amer- ica's cflorts to eanthe airý." Thc1: agrccmlcnt entrenches îhce U.S. C'can Air Lcgislation passed in VVast-hington last flu, along with Canada's Acid Ramn Emissions Reduction program. Natural (jas Helpsý Reduce Acid Rain Acid tain is precipitation Under the new Canada! U.S. acid rain accord, bath countries will cut suiphur dioxide emis- sions to 50 percent of 1980 levels. The in- creased use of natural gas can support the new acco)rd. processed natu- rai gas, when used in -in- dustrial, residential and vehicular applications, contains no suiphur, and thus con tributes less to acid rain than conven- tional fossil fuels. containing igniificaint amount S of sulphiuric and niitric acid. These acids are formned when sulphur dioxide and nitric oxide are 'released into the atmo- sphere. Acid raini-causing suîphur dioxide emissions are mainly the resoîlt of burning coal in heavy industrial applications, including clectrical power generation. Processcd niaral gas, when useud in induistrial, residential and veh!icular appli- cations, contains no suiphur, and thus contributes less to acid rain. 1Natural gas can easily replace or be used in combination with other fuels, usîng co-firing and reburný technologies to lower suiphuirdiie emissions. A particularly good e xample is the development of natural gas- fired co-generation plants that produce both electricity and thermalenry Combýustion of fossil fuels produces nitrogen oxides, due to the reaction of mitrogen and oxygen in the combustion process. The natural gas in- dustry is currently working on technologgy to reduce these emlission)sto the lowest possible 'W'epleased_ that natural gas has an enivironmental role to pay inte new acid rain accord, while supplying North Ameni- can businesses, homes and in- dustries with an economical, efficient, flexible fuel for their energy needs," says Mr. MacNabb. "And we're confi- dent that natural gas will con- tinue to grow in importance, as environmental issues and the need for secure energy sources become more pressing." Canada's natural gas in- dutyis committed to finding soluîtioans to this country's energy and envîromnefltal needs. For a brochure on the benefits of' naturai gas, cal CCGA'ýs toIlfree information Une at 1-800-668-1503. Cati me to buy or sel . Orono and area's real estte rep. KRYSTYNA JONES Tel: 983-9782 RE/MAX APPLE Tel: 576-3111 JUST LISTED Beautiful 10 acres with house, barn, pond, stream, hills and valley. $229,000 C HRUS(Div. of M.C. Equipment) Carpet Cleaning Services -Scotchguard and Car Interlor Steam Cleaning available 34. 5-Stairs $1 .00 per step ...pholstering CI.aing .... ..For A Fr. Estimate Cali Uivîngrmom Oshawa 576-3328, Diningroom We Accept VISA I COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK REPAIRS I DIESL ENGINES - CUMMINS, DETROIT & CAT IIRADIO DISPATCHEP, TOW TRUCKS MOBILE MECHANICAL'SERVICE TRUCK