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V. I ~ e - aDI l THECSI FE ýs Wednesday, February 16th, 1982 - Il The new elected board memnber for the East Cen- tral area of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board was Jim Tunney of Graf- ton. jPHOTOI ISHOPI Phone for appointment Anniversary Wedding and Famiiy Portraits In Our Studio, Vour Home, Or on Location. 78 King St. W., Bowmanville' 823-2404- Phone 41 6-623-3393 Orono Caili983-9547 For prompt, courteous efficient service when buying or seliing and for the iargest selection of properties in the area. 234 KING ST. EAST Job Printing 98"3-5301 PRO-GARDEN, LAN DSCAPING Lawn - Maintenance Fali dlean up Rallway fies Interlocklng tone Specializing ln fruit tros prun.ing Free estmates Firewood Pickup or delivered Snow Plowing 983-5915 IWAVKEFU ELD INSU RANCE NOTICES 1If you have any questions or con cerns about your municipality, please feel free to Cal me at either 983-5505 or 983-5851. Diane Hamre, Counc., Ward 3 T. of N. WORK WANTED Ear piercing service. Phone 623-5747 for appointment, and information. Hooper's Jewellers Ltd. WORK WANTED TOM'S Furniture Repair and Refinishing Custom a ~binet Mmklg Cail Tom Lycett 983-9475 COMING EVENTS The Clarke Museum and Archives is now open. Hours open. Tuesday through Sun- day 2-5 p.m. 10, 17 a.c. COMING EVENTS 2Sth. Wedding Anntversary In honour of Stan and Alice Hoy, Saturday, March 6th. 1982, at Solina Hall from 8-12 p.m. It is a surprise. All friends welcome! Best Wishes OnIy. 17,24 a.c. J 'Me Fashions Main St., Orono Phono 983-9341 The latest in fashions for ail times and ail needs 983-9438 We Check And Double Check! Orono Towing MECHANICAL REPAIRS To AlI Cars and Trucks 24-1-OUR TOWING fPhone -' 983-5149 ORONO NURSERY SCHOOL Hait-Day Enrichment Program 3-5 Year oid children Qualified Staff Lienced Premises Telephone 983-5402 a.m. 987-4012 pa. THANK YOU A sincere thank you to Mom's dear sisters, brothers and their families and her friends for their many acts of kindness sh own during her recent illness. Mom was so, appreciative of your thoughtfulness. To my dear husband Gord xand children for their love and understanding during this difficuit time. May God Bless You, Lorna Atkins. Snow and Ice Fifty-seven cm. of snow and 45 cm. of ice can be found, in the Baisam Lake Provincial Park area. Ice on some of the area lakes is beginning to show pressure cracks and ridges, particular- ly near the shorelines. Nor- thumberland County Forest reports 72.1 cm. of snow with a light crust, good conditions for cross-country ski or snowshoe travel. Lake Ontario erosion wears on E. Mitchell, District Planner Shoreline erosion is threatening several homnes in the Bowmanville area. The houses sit near the edge of a thirty foot bluff on Lake On- tario. The homeowners have tricd protectîng their proper- tics by dumping 11, -cernent, and many other materials over the slopes, but have not managed to stop the erosion. This type of erosion problem confronts shoreline owners on many other parts of the Great Lakes. Shoreline erosion of a ma- jor water body is difficuit to control. For anyone planning a new building, the best solu- tion is place the building far enough inland that erosion will not reach it during the life of the structure. This is the policy recommended by the Ministry of Naturafi Resources. The Ministry's criteria is that new buildings should be safe from erosion for one hundrcd years from the date of construction. The extent of future erosion can be projected from recorded erosion rates of the past.* On the Canadian side of Lake Ontario, this has been donc jointly 'by Environment Canada, and the Ontario Ministry o f Natural Resources. The results were published as part of the Great Lakes Flood and Erosion Prone Areas Mapping. Owners of existing houses or buildings have a more dif- ficult problemn. The natural forces of wind and water ex- ercise great power over shoreline structures. Water levels can only be controlled within limits aflowed by nature. The type of soil and groundwater conditions of the shore greatly affects the rate of erosion. Dumping material over, an eroding siope is rarely effective. Con- crete abutments, stone retain- ing walls, and gabion baskets are expensîve and can be useless if improperly instaîl- cd. Even properly installed protection works may still fail if erosion can take place at the ends of the,,structuire and expose the unprotected area behind it. In some areas, groins (structures which dissipate wave energy) have been used successfuliy to trap sediment and create a protec- tive beachi. But groins are ex- pensive to construct and have been knowîn o J'ail. There is no foolproof method of con- trolling shorehine erosion. Any iandowner conccrned with this problem .shiouid con- tact the local district office of the Ministry of Naturai Resources and/or obtain the advice of an independent consulting engineer. Dairy farmers elect officers Over sixty dairy farm-ers attended the Feb. 1 meetinà of the Durham Milk Producers Associa- tion in which the 1982 Chairmen, Executive- 0f- ficers, and Directors were elected. Jack Lancaster of Port Hope was elected as the, 1982 Chairmnan for DMPA, and serving alongside of him as Vice- Chairman is Dianne Moore of Cavan. Gordon Barrie of Bowmanville is the new secret ary-treasurer and the elected dîrectors are: Davi *d Larmer, Francis Jose, Karen Hanbridge, Scotty MacGregor, Lloyd Kellog, Neil Allin and Don Welsh. UNIS EX HAMIRCUTTING HFor Professionai Hair Gare Cal Anytime Evening Appointments Are Avaiabie For Vour Convenience THE J HOUSE 6 Peters Pike Orono, 983-5844 Judy Lawrence For a no obligation evaluation of your home, acreage or farm, or for information on purchasing, cail one of our area representatives. CH RIS STAPLETON 623-4439 983-5093 F rdsJ, Fruit Market We have la good supply of APPLES Maclntosh - Spies Red and Golden Dellcous Sp1 à ecial --- 50 Ibs. Potatoos $5.75 We make the best CIDER at this time of year Frsd's Fruit Market Hwy. 115 - South of Oromo F. Tennant Fuels Ltd. R.R. 1, Orono, ont. PREMIUM QUALITY PRODUCTS for HOME.- FARM - COMMERCIAL FURNACE OIL- -STOVE OIL. *DIESEL OIL- *GASOLINE. O IL & LUBRICANTS.- (rases or drums) AUTOIMATIC DELIVERY BUDGET PLAN 'AVAILABLE. 1.-(41 6) 983-5693