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C . 14- Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, October 6, 1993 IDeadline for Service Directory Friday Noon c SERVICE DIRECTORYj -Tel. 983-5301 TheShop APPLE BLOSSOM V/e Don l Just speafize- We a/e Evey Orer Specia" Main Street, Orono We Deliver Newtonvile, Ponrypool, Oshawa L and Places In-Between "'Hair With Flair" For LAD/ES and GENTS Main Street, Orono 983-5333 Orono Electric ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR TVs - H- Fis Sales and Service Hot pont'-R.C-A. White Westinghouse Frigidaire -Whirlpool Wood's Freezers Magie Chef -Hoover 983-5108 Barina Home Check -Vacation Home Checling -Let us malta your home look ived in *Wedding Day Services Reliabe References INSU REP Barb Shetier - Ina Cox NEWTONVILLE (905) 786-2996 PATRICK G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINJO 5 George Street, Bowmanvi i e, Ontario 623-4473 FLOWERS PLUS, FLOWERS GIFTS and CRAFTS 46 King Street ast Newcastle, Ontario 987-1500 Berry Lycett 983 590P Wilda Middlelon 983-9819 GRUNDY'S Country Upholstery Quality Work ln Upholstery R.R. 2 Orono, Ont. 983-9874 Bryon Grundy Trip for 2 te Florida. 5 days hotel, meals, cruise to Bahamas. $550. Further information phone 786-2826 - 6,,&13, cpn VIDEO PRODUCTION Overseas video conversions te & from every country. 8mm films, slides & pictures te video. Weddings, Anniversaries - etc. Videa Timeless Treasures 436-2992 6,13,20.27,ac FREE KITTENS - All colours! Part Persian, cal 983-8149. 6.p COLLIE PUPS'for sale. Sable and white, tri-colour and blue merle. CKC registered, tattooed, champion bloodlines, eyes checked. Cal (705) 277-2528. 613, cpn BUSINESS FOR SALE Established Ontario Corporation. Pet Food and Feed Dealership. Includes equipment and customer list. Tum Key Operation. Cail for details (905) 786-2578. 6,ac MacGREGOR Auction Service ESTATES. CONSIGNMVENTS. HOUSEHOLDS BANKRUPTIES, FARMS SoId atyour location or at ours STORAGE & TRUCKiNG Cali for a Free Confidential Consultation m. MacGregor 1905-987-5402 Junior West 905-983-5556 kSERVICES STEPHENS - Laurie and Scott of Pontypool are happy to announce the birth of their son Daniel Scott, 8 lbs. 2 ozs. on September l3th, 1993. Proud grandparents are Greg, and Brenda Stephien, Bowmanville; and Armond and Joan Hollingsworth, Bethany. Great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Morley Oke, Bowmanville; and Mrs. Madeline Marshall, Cannington. Many thanks te Maternity, Doctors and Staff of Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. 6,ap JONCKHEERE- In loving memory of a very dear husband Eugeen who passed away October 4, 1974. October cornes with deep regret A rnonth I can neverforget Within rny horne where al seerns b right Death took from mre a shining light My heart still aches with sadness And secret tears stillflow What it ineant to lose you dear Eugeen No one wilI ever know No pen could write No tongue could tell My sad -and bitter foss But God and Friends Have helped so well To bear rny heavy cross Life rnust go on We ailknow it's true But it's not the saine SincelIlos!tyou If I ceuld have one lifetirne wish My dreain that would corne true I would pray te God with al rny heart dear Eugeen For yesterday and you. Forever loved and sadly missed by your loving wife Eugenie. 6 ap JON STORY SCO1-1-STORY 905-983-5491 LA ND SC AP-1 N INSTALLATION- GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SEEDING/SODDING CONSULTING (Authoized Weali & Cullen Contractors) s Simpson Memorials 111 Toronto Rd, Hwy. #2 West, Port Hope M (416) 885-6434 Monuments, Granite or Bronze Markers, Inscriptions .Indoor / Outdoor Displays *Excellent Prices ~ Guaranteed Workmanship s.Etchings - Personal and Scenes Try us before you decide by visitng our new facilies, or cati us a0kLt~nd arrange for an appointment n the comnfort of your homel. MIDDLETON, Zella - I lovingmemnory of a very dear mother who passed away. October 8, 1975. So rnany things have happened Since you were ca/led away, So rnany things to share with you Had you been left to stay. Every day in somesrnall way Mernries of you corne our way. Though absent, you are ever near, Stili missed, loed, always dear. Lovingly remembered by daughter Eunice and Faxily. 6,ac KLIMUK, Roseline Elizabeth - At Oshawa General Hospital on Thursday, September 30, 1993, in her 74th year. Roseline, beloved wife of the late Walter. Dear sister of Helen (Mrs. Henry Nixon) of Orono, Evelynt Fardella of Cobourg, Joan Harris of Scarborough and Reid Harness of Orono. Friends were able to cail at the Morris Funeral Chapel, 4 Division St., Bowmanville on Friday. Funeral service was held in our Chapel -on Sa turday at il a.m. Interment Oro no Cemetery. Don ations te the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. 6, a BRANDT, William "Bill"- At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville on Saturday, October 2, 1993 in his 86th year. Bill beloved husband of Irene (nec Stokes). Loved father of Ken, Myles, Rob, Debi Herbert, Karen Burns, Judith Maybury, David, Albert, James, Basil, Charlie, Sylvia Johnson, Sheila Campeau, and the late Isabel Oldfield. Loving grandfather of 46 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren. Friends were able te cail at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Sunday. Funeral service was held in our Chapel on Monday at il a.m. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Donations te the Memorial Hospital Foundation would be appreciated. 6,ac MacGregor Auctions OUTSTANDING HOLIDAY AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, ART, COINS & MOORCROFT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1OTH 11:00 a.m. (10:00 viewlng) Agriculture Building Orono Fafrgrounds Our special Holiday Antique Auction features a fine collection of rare and unique articles in original and refinished condition. partial - Building Supplies and Hardware - Barn Steel - Sikkens Stain - Hemlock for Fences and Staîls 'A Centre tf« AI YourBuihg Need' (705 2773381or (905) 434-6665 e.enngs) <ON HM. 352 MILES NORTH OF HWY. 115 list mncludes: 2, 6 pine harvest tables w/drawers; oak desk; mise. antique dressers & chests of drawers; oak serves; blanket box (ci 860); orig., horse cutter; Canadian spinning wheel (c 1890); ref. grain scales; wooden washing machine; oak hall seat; misc. chairs & rockers (sets, Winddsors, pressbacks etc.); crocks; jugs & churn; hooked rug; quilts; washstands; old coins & jewellery; collection of graniteware, old bottles & tins; selection of Moorcroft pcs. including execptional lamp; quality offering of glass & china; Yamaha guitar; art work includes original oils by H.C. Bohni, LK. Smith, plus Limited Editon & Decorative art prints; fireplace insert. etc. This sale is'a must-attend- event for anyone interested in articles from days gone by. Corne early, brows.e, dress warm and plan on staying late. MacGREGOR AUC11ONS Mks MacOregor 416-987-540 Junior West 416-983-556 6,ac Taking responsibility for Our own health care - a MUST1 by Pat Irwin Lycett On' Tuesday evening September 28, 1993, at Crystal pages the book store in Orono, Dr. J. Hawrylak addressed the naturopathic, homeopathic treatment for the modemn day plagues, of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Depression and Abdominal Disorders. It is a widely held view that these are just a few of the many diseases made worse (and often caused by) the breakdown of the body's immune system. It's first line of defense against attack by pathogens and other foreign material. There are many 'destroyers of the immune system'. We are bombarded daily with them and they come in many forms, sometimes even disguises. How many do you recognize as part of your life? Agene; Alcohol; Asparatane; Glutamic Acid; High-Fat Diet; Junk Food; Caffeine; Meats; and Heavy Metals such as Cadmium which is found in cigjarette smoke, and depresses the antibody response, or the body's ability to protect itself fromt attack. The healing mineral zinc is depleted by cadmium. Lead weakens the body's ability te protect itself, causing brain damage, neuritis and kidney cancer. Mercury, found in dental fillings is toxic. Apparently, dentists as a profession-al group have a higher incidence of suicide than other health care workers. This is now being attributed te working, on a daily basis with mercury. _ Vaccinations and antibiotics are considered one of the main causes of immune system disorders. There is a growing suspicion that immunization against relatively harmless childhood diseases may be responsible for the draxnatic increase in the autoimmune diseases since, mass, innoculations were introduced. For instance: the connection between. chicken pox innoculations and later life shingles, a herpes condition; and, the relationship between recurrent use of antibiotics and the plague of yeast infections. This latter being documented in the book "The Yeast Connection" written by Wm. G.,Crook,M.D. in 1983. Since one of the major functions of a healthy immune systemn is the removal of cellular debris, one can understand the possible connection between long terni constipation and the ising incidence of bowel cancer. Another fascinating high point in the evening's lecture concernied the drinking of milk by anyone old enough ta be weaned. Ail cow's niilk sold in Canada, with the exception of the province of Quebec, contains antibiotics and dead bacteria resulting from the use of thse antibiotic. The frequent question voiced when this topic is raised concerns the body's need for calcium and how te get it, when deprived of milk. Answer: Thse cows get calcium from the grass and greens they eat in the fields, ad we would do well te do thse samne. Greens, that is! not grass. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, with its wealth of literature, continues te defy the experts. No one really knows, definitively, its causes or 'how te cure'. There are many other illnesses sometimes mistaken for it. I t has been blamed on the fast-pace of modem life, as hard-driving, obsessive young adults seem te be prime candidates. Many authorîties have 7suggested that thse symptoms are simply a product of depression. But recent reports lead teaa poient new virus that may be the cause. AIDS, which stands f or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is also virus-caused. In both cases, the immune system appears te be deficient, unable te do its job, unable te. form a defence against attack by pathogens and other foreiga material. .0' Ume QF kr-4 Mel-r'. NIT.g-,Nlp!q Mr m" 4e -X. QUE 'à