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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 3, 1990-5 Naw committeemoves into action Open Lynde Shores new boardwalk Joseph Bugelli, Chairman of the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, Jeff Fardy of the Sport- smen's Shows of Canada and Ron Dillon of the Durham Anglers Association today officially opened a boardwalk facility at the Lynde Shores Conservation Area in Whit- by. Providing access to the Lynde Creek, the boardwalk ,was designed to be used by anglers, skaters and canoeists (in season), as well as nature photographers, artists and viewers. The boardwalk also pro- vides angling access for the physically challenged and will be us- ed by school classes and the Authority for educational pur- poses. In his remarks at the ribbon cut- ting ceremony, Mr. Bugelli noted that the facility would not only pro- vide a public service but would also serve as an example of cooperation between agencies. Valued at ap- proximately $28,000. With con- tributions from four agencies, the entire facility is about 200 metres in length. The Chairman of the Authority noted that in these times of finan- cial constraints, cooperative endeavours are the way of the future and that the Authority an- ticipated further cooperative pro- jects in other Conservation Areas. A newly formed committee last Friday moved into action quickly in opposition to a possible landfill site in the Orono area. The Ganaraska Dump committee were on the streets of Orono selling signs, "No Ganaraska Dump", for $10.00. Not only do they want the Newcastle to spend $65,000 for leaves The Town of Newcastle expects using the street sweeper. to pickup some 450 tonnes of leaves This year ail leaves are to be plac throughout the Town this fall. It is ed at the curb in clear plastic bags estimated the cost will fall in the only.This will eliminate the special area of $65,O00 for pick-up and tags as used Last year and makes h disposal at a Regional area for com- easy to identify contents of the posting. bags. The leaves will be picked up on In a report to council on Monday five successive Mondays starting it was pointed out that the pickup with M day, October 29th and ofleaves was included in the 1990 continui g through on Mondays programs and funds, were at that until November 26th. time, includedifthe budget. In 1989 the Town through BFI The reportwas received for infor- collected 388.64 tonnes of leaves mation by the General Purpoe plus a further 225 tonnes of teaves cammittee. The answer to road congestion by Gord Mills Suzuki, the Japanese car maker, believes that in the 21st century, motorists will have farmer's permis- sion just to swing off the road and cross open terrain when traffic jams become too much to bear. The Suzuki Constellation is a 3 litre, 120 mph, five door, "lavish home on wheels." It has four- wheel-drive, four-wheel-powered- steering,, anti-skid brakes, special types with inner side tread for off- road grip and- electronic "self- message to get out as to no dump but they also wish to create some funds for use in the fight against the dump. thinking" hydraulic-air suspension that raises the body over rough ground. Its twin camshaft multi- valve engine will cure itself of an electrical fault, and inside this stylish sports-hatchback is lavish safety seating for four adults plus aircraft-style controls, including a navigation system for the car to find its own route to your destina- tion, even diverting you across fields if necessary. There is also air conditioning, television and video for passengers, telephone-fax, and a cathode ray instrument panel with liquid crystal display controls. Each of the four seats has air-bag anti- injury protection. In a serious crash, cushions inflate in less than three-tenths of a second to protect occupant's faces from injury. Headlights are a new projector-type and the driver's view is from a tiny TV camera near the back bumper with surveys the whole area behind the car. Suzuki's executives claim that many of the new features will be coming on future Suzuki models in the near future. P.S. Don't tell your neighbouring farmer you intend to short-cut across his property. Bowmanvile Sea Cadets now billed No. One by Don Scott The results of last springs Annual Inspections have now been posted and at the top of the list is 279 Bowmanville Sea Cadets. This is the first time 279 Bowmanville Sea Cadets have been number one in ail of Ontario. There are 52 Sea Cadet Corps in Ontario. Congratualtions to the Cadets, Officers, and Civilian Instructors on a super year. Again this past summer we had a large number of Cadets attending summer camps afid those winning awards were as follows: AB Blais, W. received the McBoguski sailing regatta award at HMCS Ontario in Kingston. P02 Stevenson, A. received the Practical Leadership proficiency award in Kingston. OC Haines, B. received the Best General Training Cadet of the Skeena Division in Kingston. POI Ivanoff J. received the Best Instructor-Rifle Coach at Ipper- wash. This is an hour for a Sea Cadet as this is an army camp. We have 49 Cadets on board this year with 13 being new entries. Cadets are now looking forward to a Sports weekend on October 12 and 13 and a weekend on a ship in Buffalo later in October. COMING 500N TO YOUR HOME Every household in Canada will be receiving an 8-page information guide in the next few days. It outlines'he country's economic plan and contains important information about Canada's . future. Please look for it in your mailbox and take the time to read what's inside. If you haven't received the guide by October i5th, call the tol-free number below and a copy wi be sent to your home. 1-800-267-6620 Hearing impaired, please cal 1 800-267-6650. Pour obtenir la version française de cette publication, veuillez composez le 1-800-267-6640. -8 Government Gouvernement of Canada du Canada SAGA presents Turn of the Century Music-Ha'Il Revue, ""Blùr'STLES & BEAUSIO> Starring. KATHY GIUSELLE and HARRY McKEVV Orono Town Hall - October 27 7:30 p. Tickets: $10.00 available at Ororio Times or Phone 983-539,3 Ail Proc'eeds for SAGA f'ýAVF THE GANARASKA AGAIN)