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.
If you c a rry it w ith c o n sc ie n c e
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tu ry , it w ill lig h t o u r w ay to
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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