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Town to prQmote recycling Whitby's recycling Rýogram has declined since the bins were moved to the works yard on Traunton Road, and the town is attempting some public relations work to see if it can. gene rate more response. The public works depart- ment Will be advertising the location of the recycling bins for four weeks and making a report to council at the end of this period. The recycling bins, for both cans and bottles, were set up at two local, service stations in 1970 under a Local Initiatives Project and later taken over by the town. Last year the bins-were moved to the new works yard. A number of Whitby residents. have been faithful when you buy a- buoket or barre I at- the regular K #tue k & UNj , a MARC»26 &27 fre Ciken® ONLY Colonel Sanders' boys and girls make il 'linger lickin' good.'%' itot'*0ccicenVQI OVER 100 LOCATIONS IN ONTAIO - SEE VOUA PHONE BO00k'FOR THE ONE NEAREST VOU' users of the recycling program; but use dropped off after the bins were moved to the works yard. A tïe vote on whether to A proposai for a $5,000 engineering study for the construction of a bridge where Rossland Road crosses the CPR tracks, has been referred to counicil in com- mittee of the whole when it considers the 1977 capital budget. The study is required before making application to the Canadian Railway Trans- port Committee for approval of the grade separation, says the director of Public Works. proceed with the recycling program was broken by Mayor Gartshore in favoi of proceeding with the advertis- ing and promotion of it. He said he expected that approval would not be forth- coming for a number of years. The construction of a grade separation on the CPR at Brock Street is. expected to begin soon, and one at Burns Street will be considered. The Region of Durham has established priorities for the construction of grade separations on Hopkins Street, Victoria Street, and Regional Road 23 (Whitby- Pickering town line). WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977, PAGE 3 SPEND 1 5 MINUTES WUTH. US' TOMORROW AN FIND OUT WHAT US GOINO ON IN DUýRHAM NOON REPORT .12:20 p.em. Weather, Sports und News 1350O Study sent to budget FORD LEASING E-100 CARG;O VAN 145. GOCUGÀARtXR7 1396 F 100LYLED SIDE PICKP143. MERCURYS $148. M ONARCHS $119. LINCOINS .*259. COUGARS '1129. - MARK V .4275. 36 MONTH MET LEASE - 4MW tFREE MILIES. 4 ADOITIONAL MILE. ASE FOR RAY FURLANE PRICESAPPLY ON STOCK UNITS OR FACTORY ORDER 683-5541 683-5540 683-5840 Hwy 0 2(KngsonRd>) 1 KINGSTON RD. F., PICEfING' THE! OSHAWA STATION 1 Pl>