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t Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 7th, 1981-9 983-5301 Phone for ' appointment Anniversary, Wedding and Family Portraits In Our Studio, Your Home, or on Location. 78 King St. W„ Bowman ville 623-2404 Phone 416-623-3393 Orono call983-9547 For prompt, courteous efficient service when buying or selling and for the largest selection of properties in the area. 234 KING ST. EASt D&G Auto Services 151 Simpson Ave. (S.) Bowman vI Me, Ontario 623-1551 Specialists In: EXHAUST SYSTEMS CUSTOM BENDING BRAKES, SHOCKS GEORGE SUTHERLAND RES. 579 3522 DAVE VAN DE VELDE - RES. 993-M14 WAKEFIELD INSURANCE agcy. we dq i right *1 Orono Towing MECHANICAL REPAIRS to all Cars and Trucks 24-HOUR TOWING Phone 983-5249 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Make money in your spare time. Learn Income Tax Preparation. For Free Brochure, Brochure, no obligation, write U&R Tax Schools, 118 Rox- borough Drive, Toronto, Ontario, Ontario, M4W1X4. 19, nc WORK WANTED TOM'S Furniture Repair and Refinishing Call Tom Lycett, 983-9475 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Earn ifioney. Learn income tax preparation at home Reduced prices. For free brochure, no obligation, write U & R Tax Schools, 118 Roxborough' Drive, Toronto, Ont. 7, ap. t HELP WANTED General Motors parts person person required for GM dealership dealership in Northern Alberta. Must have minimum of five years counter experience, ability to work well with others plus the ability to meet the public and to organize work. Be stable. We offer: full company benefits which include include dental, eyeglass. Excellent Excellent working conditions. Computerized Computerized inventory system. Excellent wages. For further information contact: Les Vachon,* Manager, Trumpeter Trumpeter Pontiac Buick Ltd., 12308 100th St., Grande Prairie, Alberta. Phone (403) 532-8865 or res. (403) 532-3826. 7, ac. Up and down the Bookstacks Tuesday, December 23, 1980 Intended for week of Dec. 22. ADULT Swanson on Swanson by Gloria Swanson (autobiography) (autobiography) The Stranger beside Me by Ann Rule ( a man who is the autHar's friend turns out to* be a mass murderer) Take Heart by Andre Sala (whimsical little cartoons) Blues Brothers .... Private by Judith Jacklin Blood and Dreams by Leslie Waller (novel set in New Orleans in the 1800's) Dragon's Breath by Frank • Smith (spy story set in Banff) , The Unknown Warrior by James Leaser (World War II novel) Gospel Fever by Frank Slaughter Slaughter (novel about America's America's best loved T.V. evangelist) evangelist) Madeleine Hadley Job Printing 983 5301 FOR SALE Midseason sale on wood stoves $174.99. These are air tight, fire brick lined stoves being offered at a fraction of the regular price. Limited supply, act now, cut your high cost of home heating. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-268-5970 or if within our local calling area (416) 746-3340. 19, tf. FOR SALE 1 Snowmobile Skiboose (Rider). Phone 983-5654. 7, ac. FOR SALE Fresh Eggs. Phone Mrs. Henry Nixon, 983-5271. 7,14,21, ac. FOUND Beagle Hound, before Christmas, Orono area. To identify, phone 983-5714. 7 > a P- RIDÉ WANTED Ride wanted from Orono to Durham College weekdays. Please call 987-5385. 7,14, ac. COMING EVENTS The Annual Meeting of the "Durhaih Central Agricultural Agricultural Society" will be held on Saturday, January 24,1981 at 1:30 p.m. Held in the Orono ■ Arena Community Centre. All interested people are welcome. welcome. 7, ac OPEN HOUSE The family of Brooks and Vilda Cowan are holding an open house in honour of their parents 50th Wedding Anniversary. Anniversary. Reception will be held in the Oddfellow's Hall, Orono on Saturday, January 17,1981 between 2 and 5 p.m. Best wishes only. 7,14, ac 1 NOTICE Orono Fish and Hunt Club Annual Meeting, Sunday, January 11, i p.m. at Orono Fire Hall. Everyone welcome. welcome. 7, ac NOTICE If you have anÿtouestions or concerns about your municipality, municipality, please (eel free to call me at either 983-5505 or 983-5851. Diane Hamre, Councillor, Ward 3, Town of Newcastle. 3, tf. CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our thanks to our friends in Leskard and district for their kind expressions of sympathy recently on the death of a dear sister and sister-iti-law, Dorothy MacDonald. The beautiful flowers and kind words were very much appreciated. appreciated. Thank you all. The MacDonald family. 7. ap. IN MEMORIAM KEMP, Marjory Ann. God knew that she was suffering That the hills were hard to climb, So He closed her weary eyelids eyelids And whispered, "Peace be thine," Away in the beautiful hills of God, By the valley of rest so fair, Some day, we know not when, We will meet our loved one there. Sadly missed by her family. 7, ac. IN MEMORIAM KOROPATWA.JOHN In loving memory of my dear husband, John who left me in sadness on January 7, 1978. My heart still aches with sadness And silent tears still flow. What it meant to lose you,. No one will ever know.' But every time I think of you. I seem to hear God say, Have faith and trust my promise We'll meet again some day. Missed by all Dad, and Grandpa. Wife Elsie, Don, Lorie, Ron, Iris, Bev, Deane and all grandchildren. 7, ac An ancient remedy (IDRC) - Africans who lived 1600 years ago were protected protected -against disease by natural antibiotics in their food. The discovery came recently when bones from a Nubian cemetery in. the * Sudan were examined under a fluorescing microscope. microscope. Fluorescent light caused thin boné sections to glow yellow-green, a characteristic signal that the antibiotic tetracycline had been deposited in the bones during the person's lifetime. Researchers believe that streptomyces, a moldlike bacterium that manufactures manufactures tetracycline, is the likely source. Nubian desert soils are rich in this bacterium, which may have grown on grain stored in granaries made of mud. The ancients may have used the mouldy grain in bread and beer during times of famine -- tetracycline tetracycline gives a bitter taste and the antibiotic grain probably would have been rejected under normal circumstances. circumstances. The theory fits well with another discovery about Nubians: 'the bones also indicate they did not suffer the usual burden of infectious infectious diseases;. Studies suggest suggest that the peqple were receiving te'tracÿcline ,at about the same therapeutic levels prescribed by modern doctors^a millenium millenium and a half later. The price of hamburgers (IDRC) - When you bite into that burger, think of trees. In a different sort of Big Mac attack, huge tracts of forests in Central America are being cut to grow cattle for hamburgers and hot dogs. The fast foods business is booming. McDonalds, the largest hamburger operation, operation, sells about three billion burgers every year. In the process, about 300,000 head of cattle go. between the buns. The search for cheap beef to feed this appetite has led to Central America. There, pasturelands and cattle production have more than doubled over the last 30 years. Central Americans Americans are not eating this meat; their beef consumption consumption has dropped. In the face of rising costs of domestic beef, the US government has stepped up imports. They claim this can trim a nickel off the price of a hamburger - an inflation-fighting move that couldn't be more popular. .-But the real cost is hidden by cheap hamburgers. hamburgers. Two-thirds of the natural forests have been cleared in Central America. All will have disappeared by ' 1990 if present rates continue. Tropical forests act as the earth's "lungs" by absorbing absorbing carbon dioxide and producing producing oxygen as they grow. Scientists are becoming becoming alarmed about the possibility of an "environmental "environmental backlash." They are most worried about the changes in world climate produced by a buildup of the carbon dioxide normally removed by forests. Their warning: give the trees a break today, or they'll give us a desert tomorrow. eel van REALTY LTD. BROKER 123 KING ST. W„ NEWCASTLE 987-4733 ■For a no obligation evaluation of your home, acreage or farm, or for Information on purchasing,, call one of our area representatives. JOS IE DOXTATER 983-9593 CHRIS STAPLETON 983-5093 623-4439 987-4733 New Year Specials at Fred's Macintosh 42.95 "G" gr. Vi bushel Delicious $3.45 Vi bushel, Not i Small Our fancy grade apples are reasonably priced too. Farm Fresh White and Brown Eggs Fred's Fruit Market Hwy. 115 1 mile south of Orono