Good Summer Reading for 1 9 9 8 ,1
By P ro f. M c K in le y B u rt
There follows our annual citation
o f select books at bargain prices-
new, topical, and meeting many o f
the varied interests o f the readers as
indicated throughout the year.
We lead o ff the series with a
group o f "deep discount" items that
are available only form the "B arnes
& Noble Mail O rder” division-not
the local store.
*Barnes& Noble: Booksby Mail,
Catalog Key JSO M -597A . I Round
Road, Raleigh. NJ, 0 7 6 4 7 . C us­
tomer service 2 0 1-767-8844, fax
201-767-9169. Shipping & han­
dling $3.95 for the first item and .95
cents each additional (over the years.
I’ve used) such discount houses to
build a large library.
1. “ T h e S e ttlin g o f N o rth
America: The Atlas o f the G reat
Migrations into North America from
the Ice Age to the Present," ed. by
H elen H itanner, No. A 160503,
$19.95. The time lines cover coun­
tries o f origin and the econom ic and
political upheavals driving the em i­
grations.
2. “ By the O rders o f the G reat
W hite Q ueen: C a m p a ig n in g in
Zululand through the Eyes o f the
British Soldier,” Ed. by Ian Knight,
No E165894, $ 14.98. A side o f the
horror story seldom told; that o f the
unquestioning British soldier who
carried out Queen V ictoria's Afri­
can policy.
3. "Sharks! The M ysterious Kill­
ers," D. M atthews. No. A15 4 7 19.
$14.98. II 1/4X8 374 color and B/
W photos com panion book to Dis­
covery Channels, "Shark W eek."
Physiology, feeding, mating and ori­
gins.
4. "Object O riented Com puter
P rogram m ing," P. C oad and J.
Nicola. No. 168324. $5.98(Book &
Disk) A reference tool on how to
program in CTT and small talk.
5. "The History o f Eree Masonry,"
A lbert M ackey, No. B 146373,
$ 19.98. Examines the secret o f one
o f the w orld’s oldest and least un­
derstood organizations. Examines
the lore and mythology o f a society
that has claimed such members as
G e o rg e W a s h in g to n , T h o m a s
Jefferson .Simon Bolivar, Boltaire,
G o e th e , H a y d e n . M o zart and
Garibaldi.
6. "Human Gene Therapy," Eve
K. N ichols, No. A 159486, $5.98
An introduction to the controversial
technique from the Institute o f Medi­
cine and the National Academy o f
Science.
7. "The Com plete Gospels” R.J.
Miller. No. BI 11619. $19.00 All
20 o f the known gospels from the
early Christian era. Includes new
translations o f M atthew . M ark.
Luke, and John as well as the G os­
pels o f Thomas and Mary.
8. "T h e P e o p le 's G u id e To
Deadly Drug Interactions," J & T
G rucdon No. A167850. $7.98 The
authors o f ’Thc People's Pharm acy"
have organized thousands o f poten­
tially drug drug, drug food and drug
vitamin com binations into easy to
understand charts (your prescrip­
tions can be deadly).
The following four "mail order"
firms offer catalogs that list inter­
esting. often valuable books not eas­
ily obtained elsew here.
A. "A Common Reader,'' 141
T om kins A ve., P lain sv ille. NY
10570, I-8OO-832-7323
B. "S cholar's Bookshelf." I 10
Melrich Road. Canbury. NJ 08512
1-609-395-6933 or fax 1-609-395-
0755
C. "Daedalus Books." P.O. Box
9 132. Hyattsville. MD 2 0 7 8 1 -0932.
1-800-395-2665 or fax 1-800-866-
5578
D. "Edward R. H am ilton." Falls
Village, CT„ 06031 -5000 or website
www.hamiltonbook.com
“G ood Sum m er R eading" (or
anytim e) continued next week. Im­
portant current and/or classic items
from your favorite bookstore.
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Move to Heron Lakes may save
Stockyard Exchange Bulling
C ontinued F rom F ront
ridiculous," Zoller says. "Then 1
looked in a golf magazine and saw
exactly that kind o f lodge at some
Scottish courses.”
The Parks Bureau had already
planned to spend $5 million to build
a 15,000 square foot facility at Heron
Lakes, he says, although they hadn’t
planned to do so this year.
An essential firs, step is a $77,000
feasibility study. The city is willing
to put up half the money, Zol ler says,
but wants to “align ourselves with a
partner.” Harsch is willing to ad­
vance part o f what they’ve already
pledged toward a move, but only if
they’re assured ofgetting their money
back if the move doesn’t take place.
Given the time necessary for the
study and the move, "Time is running
out," Myers-Eatwell says. Moreover,
there are few alternatives. TheColum-
bia Slough dike precludes transporting
the structure by barge, and a narrow
underpass on Marine Drive precludes
any move to the west, he says.
The exchange is one o f the rem­
nants o f the Swift Packing Company
operation, original developer o f the
Kenton neighborhood. Its 3400 acres
were the "central point for meat trad­
ing in the far west,” Myers-Eatwell
says. I, no, only provided jobs for
1500 workers, but housing as well in
a planned company town. The fake
stone facades o f that era can be seen
today in the Kenton Hotel, Kenton
Apartments and many sm allerbuild-
ings as well as the exchange.
The latter also boasts mosaic tile
tloors, carved stone staircases and
other features “like you d o n ’, see
anymore," Myers-Eatwell says. " It’s
worth the trouble to save it."
Benson Students Choose To Give
C o rre la te d to his peers a genuine
desire to give back to the comm uni,y
and serve the needy as inspired by
M ariah’s example.
The student body and administra­
tion a, Benson High School took
C ole’s proposal to heart and agreed
to give their financial support. C ol­
lec tiv e ly , th ey d ecided to take
theremaining fund-raising proceeds
and donate it to Mariah T aylor’s
clinic.
"I think it is great. It makes me so
proud o f my son (Cole) for recogniz-
ing when people are doing good
things and rewards them for it,” ex­
pressed Larry Miller.
The students’ choice to give, was
a grand show o f selflessness and re­
sponsiveness to the needs o f the com-
munity. In short, Mariah called it
“commendable."
Additional credit is given to the
following students for their generous
co n trib u tio n s: K atie H arbaugh,
Jam es N ussbaum er and Jennifer
McBride. Cole Miller was recently
awarded a scholarship to study Pre-
President Clinton
Revisits Portland
“ w e are all eq u al in th e e y es o f
G o d .” I, is th is b asic p re m ise
that b in d s us lik e an “e le c tric
c o rd ." W ith that u n d e rsta n d in g .
P re sid e n t C lin to n h o p es that w e
can c re a te a co m m o n n etw o rk to r
th e sak e o f p ro g re ss and m u tu al
p ro te c tio n .
" T h e c o n v ic tio n th a t w e are
all c re a te d e q u a l in th e e y e s o f
G od still lin k s e v e ry g ra d u a te
h ere w ith e v e ry new im m ig ra n t
co m in g to o u r sh o re s and ev ery
A m erican w ho cam e b e fo re us.
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A m e ric a n ’s g re a te s t day s - y o u r
d a y s...G o o d lu ck and G od b le ss
y o u .”
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