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COME TO THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PICNIC FANTASYLAND PARK Highway No. 12, Whitby 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. SEPTEMBER 7TH, 1975 FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD _Admission $2.50 per car TOWN 0F WHITBY 1975 AFTER INTERIM TAX NOTICE FOURTH INSTALMENT The fourth instalment of taxes for 1975 is due and payable September 15, 1975. If payment is flot received by the due date, penalty at the rate of 1% per month wilI be charged on the overdue balance. Taxes may be paid at any Whitby bank without bank collection charges or at the Municipal Office, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby, Ontario. Gail Empey, Tax Collector, Town of Whitby. WHITBY FREE PRESS, wEDNESDAY, ÉEPTEMBER 3,1975, PAGE 9 Environment Mini*sterpraised Ontario's 15 year, $500 Million Resource Recoveiy program hlas rcceived the congratulations of Canada's Federal Minister of State, the Honourable Barney Dan- son, who said in a letter to Environment Minister BUl Newman, "I congratulate you for the leadership you have shown in urban environmen- tal policy. Your total com- mitment to the recovery of ail possible resources from urban solid waste is an exam- pIe to be applauded through- out Canada and the world." The Resource Recovery Program, initiated by Bill Newman, wil lead to the establishmnent of Recovery plants across Ontario which will feature the recovery of preçious resources for re-use. Plans are fully underway for six of these centres to be built in the near future. The need for landfill sites will be reduced by 90 percent when ail these centres are operational. Only sparsely populated areas wlll still require landfill sites for waste disposai. The Federated Wom1en's Institute of Ontario have also sent a letter acknowledging the work of BUll Newman in this regard, which stated ". The Federated Women's Institute of Ontario..on be- haif of their 3 1,000 mnembers ...congratulate you on your current programn to consider the recycling of solid waste". Bill Newman is, quite naturally, proud of the ac- complishments of the Mini- stry. "Our commitment to an improved environment is reflected in the Resource Recovery Program; through our Watt's from Waste Pro- gram (turning steamn from gar- bage into energy); through our Great Lakes clean-up program which is right on, schedule; and in our recrea- tion lakes dlean-up programs. We are a very active Ministry and we are working hard toward our goal of providing Ontarians with a safe, dlean environment both for them- selves and fo 'r future genera., ion s. T 'hese programrs are ahl on-track despite a 4 percent reduction in the Civil Service Complement of the Ministry:' The accomplishments of Bill Newman and the Mini- stry of the Environmient have- even caught the eye of Jack Riddell, the'Ontario Liberal Environmental critic, who said during the debate on the Estimates of the Ministry, "I think the Ontario Ministry has donc a relatively good job in trying to control some of the pollution problemns. 1 might say 1- was talking to Madame Sauve a while back and she intimnated that the Ontario Government is ove government which is making somne headway." The Ministry is also active in providing water and sewer services to municipalities. At this imne, there are about 500 projeets in the planning or developmnent stage in Ont- arlo worth an estimated $881 million dollars, including those in Beaverton, Canning- ton and Sunderland. Munici- palities can receive up to a 75 percent subsidy.for these services frorn the province. Your Funnybone He who laughs often. laughs best. He actually lives longer and stays heaithier, according to scientists who have found that laughter has a profound effeet on virtually every im- portant organ of the humnan body. Laughter is good for the glands and nervous systemn, too. The lungs are ventilated, the glands of the neck and throat get exer- cise, the suprarenals are stimulated and pour a littie pep into the system. The heart also get a needed rhythmîce and salubrious bouncing. a ~ &7oocl &overnment Deserves your Support Bih Pilkington Durharn st ADVANCE POLLS Friday, Sept. 1 2 Saturday, Sept. 13 Monday, Sept. 15 9 a. m. - 8 p. m. 12 noon - 9 p.nm. 12 noon - 9p.mn. necessary arrangements FOR INFORMATION OR ASSISTANCE CALL THESE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS 668-7769 683-8660 839-3683 5th, Con. -I I I I I I I PICKERING ~ AJAX i WHITBY I I I t I g Published by the Durham West Progressive Conservative Association a M I iL i IS YOUR NAME ON THE VOTERS' LIST? If not, our election *offices wilI be pleascd to help make the