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6-Orono Weekly Time^ Wednesday, March 18th, 1981 The election is near weather months. Each athlete studied had suffered from one to 20 episodes which involved choking, choking, constriction of breathing, and temporary loss of consciousness. consciousness. Nausea, headache, headache, and skin eruptions also occurred. The symptoms related related to breathing resembled those in unusually extreme allergic episodes. public school physcal education education programs are turning up some surprise cases of exercise-induced asthma. Tin- six minute run required to complete some physical fitness programs in schools is just enough to bring on the poorly understood asthmatic condition. Not only in children who already suffer from asthma but also in those with no suspicious histories. The episodes usually occur after six to eight minutes of strenuous exercise, especially especially running, and there is a 20 percent drop in the amount of âir that flows in and out of the lungs. An inhaled medication medication taken twenty minutes beforè exercisihg, can help prevent the episode in many cases. To find out more about how lungs work, contact Durham Region Lung Association (thé Christmas Seal people) at 723-3151. It's a matter of life and breath; GEORGE POLLITT Durham East Returning Officer 51,000 voters in the riding of preparation of the voters list Durham East have the opportunity opportunity of casting their ballots on Thursday, March 19th to choose one of four candidates to represent Durham Durham East in the provincial legislature. Mr. George Pollitt has been busy over the past weeks preparing for the election in Durham East which area includes all of the Town of Newcastle and a northern portion of the City of Oshawa. Almost fifty percent of the voters resides in Oshawa. Pollitt has organized the procedure of the election in Durham East from advertising, advertising, the selection of enumerators enumerators and as well the and the appointaient of Deputy Deputy Returning Officer and Poll Clerks for the 201 polls in the riding. All returns on Thursday evening will be centred into' the returning office of George Pollitt in Orono. The results are expected to be completed by ten o'clock Thursday evening. The official count is released within a couple of' days following the election. Polls throughout the riding and throughout the province open at 8:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. for this 32nd election in Ontario. More than five million residents are eligible to vote in the 125 electoral districts. Up and Down the Bookstacks ADULT Son of Sam by Lawrence Klausner (based bn the tapes, diaries and official documents of David Berkowitz) Berkowitz) M.A.S.H. by David Reiss (meet the actors of M.A.S.H, and why they have stayed together so long) Dr. Atkin's Nutrition Breakthrough Breakthrough by Robert Atkins,. M.D, (how to treat your medical condition without drugs) The Book of Predictions (by David Wallechinsky (20th century forecasts) Canada Lost Canada Found by Peter Desbarats (the search for a new nation) Gorky Park by Martin Smith (suspense, bound to be a best seller) Firewind by Hank Searls (a pryomaniac is loose in Southern California's forests) forests) * Flowers of Darkness by Matt Cohen (the author tears away the serene facade of a small town to reveal the passions and hatreds underneath) underneath) McGruber's Folly by Max Braithwaite Creation by Gore Vidal (an epic novel set in the 5th century B.C.) XPD by Len Deighton (the master of intrigue has done it again with this new novel) ISIS JUNIOR •Walter Farley's How to Stay Out of Trouble with Your Horse by Walter Farley Monkeys and Apes by P. 1 Napier EASY READING AND PICTURE BOOKS * Animal Homes by Brian, Wildsmith Siiper What-a-Mess by Frank .Muir Lost and Found by Dahlov Ipcar (a. hidden animal picture book) Madeleine Hadley . Come into the Library for the best buy in town! Discarded 1 books on sale. Allergic to exercise? As more people of all ages have started running, more instances of exercise-induced asthma are appearing. It's also possible that allergies to exercise can develop. Even in long-time, well-conditioned athletes. In one research study, 11 accomplished athletes were examined for a strange set of exercise-associated symp- - toms that resembled acute allergic reactions. All of the athletes, who ranged in age from 11 ' to 45, had been involved in sports for some time before the problem ' appeared." Reactions were most severe during warm- Sam Cureatz is ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT DURHAM EAST and the future of Ontario. Sam Cureatz is DEDICATED TO DURHAM EAST and will insure that our voice is heard in Queen's Park. Sam Cureatz is EXPERIENCED and has proven leadership -Chairman of Standing Committee on General Government -Select Committee on Plant Shutdowhs and Employee Adjustment -Select Committee on Ontario Hydro Affairs* -Select Committee on Company law -Standing Committee on Public Accounts - -Standing Committee on Administration of Justice -Standing Committee on Statutory Instruments * • KEEP SAM'S VOICE ON THE BILL DAVIS TEAM KEEP SAM WORKING FOR US IN DURHAM EAST RE-ELECT SAM CUREATZ, MRP MARCH 19th Your Progressive Conservative Candidate For transportation and assistance, contact THE SAM CUREATZ ACTION CENTRES BOWMANVILLE/DARLINGTON 68 King St. E., Telephone 623 : 3141 NEWCASTLE/CLARKE 5 King St. E., Telephone 887-4751 , OSHAWA 133 Taunton Rd. W., Telephone 433-7000