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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 8th, 1976 The antics on the stage brought a few chuckles to grandmothers at the Frog; Print theatre and above Mrs. E. Courvier flashes a smile brought about by the puppet duck who had just completed a performance to the delight of everyone in attendance. Alex Laurier of the Frog Print theatre encourages local local actor Bill Tate as he doubles on the stage Saturday as the two-headed mounster. Bill unwitingly became part of the program and appears to have ènjoyed every minute of it. Useful tips on beef e e e Telephone 623-4473 Patrick G. Deegan, D.T. Denture Therapy Clinic 36 King St. West BOWMANVILLE", ONT. e e* e BOWMANVILLE BROADLOOM Our New Location 170 CHURCH STREET koWMÂN VILLE 623-5054 Cushion Floor from $3.95 sq. Yard Roll Ends and Remnqnts now available • * There is probably someone - who knows where you can get v a "good deal" on the purchase purchase of a side of beef. Before you firm up the deal, make sure of Certain facts. Be sure that the meat is inspected. In inspected plants, plants, federal veterinarians examine examine meat animals before and after slaughter to ensure that only wholesome meat is sold. Be sure you know the grade. You may be told it's Grade A, but within Grade A the range goes from Canada Orono Landscaping SODDING--PLANTING SEEDING 983-5598 Regional Reclaimers SAND & GRAVEL BULLDOZING EARTH MOVING BACKHOE & GRAVEL CaJI 786-2070 Not long ago, we referred to the lack of evidence available; for identifying locally-made furniture. A recent donation/" however, will help us with this problem; it is a Day Book of accounts for the Orono Furniture Furniture Factory - donated to the Museum by Mr. W.K.Lycett. The accounts date from 1868 to 1875; the flyleaf is inscribed to Archibald Townsend, Townsend, who ran the factory with Joseph Thomas up to; 1871, and to John Waddell, who operated it after that. Although the entries are far from detailed, they make fascinating reading. For ex-. ample: one doz. bonnet holders holders - $1.20; half doz. chair - $3.00; one high chair - 65 cents. Spindle and Board bedsteads ranged from $3.50 to $4.50. Some items were relatively more expensive; for instance, four crochet balls and mallets cost $2.50, but you could get a Boston rocker for $2.25. This was in 1868. And the type of wood made a difference - a cherry table is listed at $5.00. Or the style - six "spindle grecian chairs" sold for $10.00. Unfortunately, this does not give definite proof for furniture furniture styles, or even for their origins, because some was made in and purchased from the Bowmanville furniture factory to be sold in Orono, and vice versa in some cases. Up & Down the Book Stacks ADULT Letter from Reachfar by Jane Duncan (the author's.mem- oir of the Scottish country- side) I Love You, I Hate You by Leon 'Phillips (a family's struggle to help their troub- le4 daughter) Goirig for Broke by John Stone (how I built an ' empire from scratch and ' lost 20 million dollars) Saint Nicholas, Life and Legend by Martin Ebon Blown tivHell by P.A. Beçhko (Western) The Hab Theory by Allan ■ Eckert, (has life on earth been destroyed eons ago, is it about to be destroyed again? Fascinating novel) The Seventh Hexagram by Ian McLachlan (novel set in Hong Kong) Three light romances. JUNIOR Time after Time by Melvin Berger (time and how it is measured) A Foal is Born by Hans Isenbart (beautiful photographs photographs of a colt born in a wild herd) Star Maiden by Patricia Robbins (an Ojibwa legend. legend. 6 paperbacks written by Canadian authors. EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS Buford the Little Big Horn by Bill Peet That Pest Jonathon by Wil- ljam Cole That Makes Me Mad by Steven Kroll Izzie by Susan Pearson. Madeleine Hadley. Al to Canada A4. Canada Al/ is the highest quality ÿoung beef, while Canada A4 has the thickest fat covering. This means that with Canada Al you will lose about 25 per cent of the total weight of the side or front quarter, or hind quarter, through fat, bones and shrinkage, while with Canada A4, you may lose upwards of 30 per cent. Be sure to refer to a beef chart in one of your cookbooks cookbooks and know which cuts to expect from the parts of the, animal you buy. For example, example, you should get sirloin steaks and Porterhouse steaks from the hindquar.ter. Be sure you buy that part of the animal you think you can use within a reasonable period of time: For example, if you -buy a hindquartef, expect to get about '27 pounds of stewing or. ground beef. Its a lot of ground beef if you like oply the r,oasts and steaks. Be surè to majce arrange- ' ments to have the meat* cut, wtapped in freezer' pap^r, labelled and frozen. It takes the usu'al home-freezer of 15 cu. ft. a period of 24 hours to freeze 37 1 b pounds of meat. A hindquartér could yield a total of 105 lbs. of meat, not to mention the bones and fqt. Give a Camera for Christmas from Kodak 1 "OPEN FIRST' 1 INSTAMATICX-15 Colour Outfit Camera, Film, Flashcube $19.99 Model X-15f - Only $25.15 Trimlite INST AM AT 1C 18 CAMERA OUTFIT Camera, Flip Flash, Film Only $23.49 OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM j Kodak EK -6- Instant Polaroid Pronto Polaroid A'lphi -1 Photo albums Carrying Cases Biriocülârs Flash Lamps , Projectors . All at Competitive Prices 7 ORONO, ONI < • 983-5009