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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Fehruary 21, 1990-9 Durham East '-Agri . News by John Finlay Agricultural Representative 407 Agricultural Impact Study The consultants hired by the Minîstry of Transportation to research the agFicultural impact of various route sites, will be speaking at the monthly Durham Region Federa-1 tion of Agriculture meeting. The meeting is scheduled for the Solina Hall on Tuesday, February 27th at 8:00 p.m. Consultants will explain the methodology of their research and the key agricultural factors that will be considered when various routes are analysed and priorized. The Provin- cial Goverument has indicated that a multi-lane east-west highway will be constructed across Durham.Region. A great deal of study and public in- put wvill be received over the next few years. This meeting is an opportunity for farmers to have input 'into the agricultural impact part of the study. Durham East Pork Quality Awards Airnoünced 'Me top three producers in each of 3 size categories for quality were an- nounced at the Durham East Pork Quick Energy Drops I, ½ cups semni-swýeet chocolate Chips 6 tbsp. peanut buttler ¾, cup \Whleat CGermi '/ cup oats '/ cup coconutI '/ CuIP raisins Combine chocolate chips and peahujt butter in large saucepan. Cook on low heat, stirring untiî chiocolate is melted and mixture is smoothly blended. Stir in re- mainîng ingredients. Drop mnix- ture by teaspoonfuls onto cookie sheets lined with wax paper. Refrigerate until firm. Makes about 4 dozen. Cherry Marshmallow Squares 2 cups graham waters ½cup meîted butter ½i- cup brown sugar Beaverton River to bene fit from grant A $ 100,000 grant to the Regional Municipality of Durham-(Towýnshipi of Uxbridge) under the LifeLines graint programn should ultimiately improe ' water quality in the Beaverton River, Bill Ballinger, MPP for Durham-York, announc- ed today on behalf of Environnient Minister Jim Bradley. The province is funding 50 per cent of the cost of the study, estimated at $200,000, to identify deficiencies in the sýewage collection and water distribution systenis. Eligîble corrective wvork will receive 33 pier cent provincial funding uinder the LifeLines programn. 'We are taking concrete steps to imnprove waterquit in ouir water- ways and our- beachies. 1 arn pleased that fthe Regional Municipality (if Duirhami has taken advantage of our cost-shiaring progr am," M1r. Bal- inger sid. This year's allocation lfor ithc syýstemis tudy is $60,000, \wiîh the [ t o follow as required. The pro- _, \e ill spenid $330 million on the "fLnsprogram ov)er flic nex decade, pronpting $1 billion 0of remedial work. , report Producers Annual Meeting recently held in Nestleton. In the 50-499 hogs marketed category, the highest index was Jack Green, Backstock, with an index of 107.5. Second was Charles Fee of Blackstock, with 106.0 and third, Stan Found, Bowmanvîlle, at 105.3. In the 500-999 hogs marketed category, Dennis Yellowlees, Nestieton, wasfirst wi th an index of 105.4. Second was Fric Meester, Orono, with 105.1, and third, Lawrence McLaughlin, Nestleton, with 104.9. In the 1000 hogs marketed and over category, the highest index was Don, Paul & Jonathon Staples of Orono, with an index of 106.2. Se- cond was Don Frew and Sons, Nestieton, with 105.4, and third was *Altario Farms, Newcastle with 104.7. Elected as councillors to the On- tario Pork Producers Marketing Board for the Durham East area were, John Vaneyk, Bowmanville and Hugh Allin, Newcastle. Alternate councilman is Stan Found, Bowman- ville. l,2 cups cool whip 3 cups miniature marshmalîows 1- 19 oz. can cherry pie f illi ng Mi\ crumbs, brown sugar and butter. Sav ing sonie crumbs, for top), pat remiaining crumbs, in a 9x\13 grad pan. Rerierieutil Cool. ix cool whip and miarshmallows together. Spread on top. Top with cherry plie filling and sprinkle rest of crumbs. over top. Refrigert-ite about six hours before eat ing. Happenings Classitîed, A dvertisements READY TO INCREASE your income? We have successfully proven ideas. No capital required. Free information. A.D. Enterprises, 204-1755 West l4th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. V6J 2J6. NEW AUTOMOBILE GAS saving device!. No Gimmies! 12%-23% more miles per gallon! PLUS! Faster acceleration! Tested, proven! Ten year warrantee! Easy to sell! Substantial eamnings! 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