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PAGE 36, WEDNESDAY,,MAY 1, 1985, WIl1rBY FREE PRESS West Lynde to be ail W.R.A.P, By MARC VINCENT Free Press Staff Whitby will soon begin selling its garbage. The town has recently begun a pilot garbage recycling program that could eventually collect from the whole town. As The following are the results of ast week's play at the Whitby Duplicate Bridge Club as reported by Mrs. Jim Wharrie. North and South: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Evans, 104; Florence Pugh and Robert Pugh, 99; Mrs. Hugh Baker and Mrs. Jack Frost, 94h; and, Mrs. P.N. Spratt and Mrs. Donald Wilson, 85. part of the pilot projet 1,250 homes in the West Lynde area have been selected as guinea pigs for the experiment. At the end of six mon- ths the program will be studied and if successful expanded to curbside East and West: Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ket- cheli, 103/2; Georgia Bovay and Mrs. George Steffier, 99½; and, Bill Nelson and Frank Mac- Neill, a tie with, Mrs. Douglas Maundrell and Mark Rowland, 801/2. The resuits of each week's play at the club will be reported in the following issue of the Whitby Free Press. pickup throughout the town. The separated gar- bage will be collected on the same day as regular garbage days. The first collection was yester- day in the area south of Dundas St. and east of Annes St. The area was selected because it was considered ta be representative of the whole Town of Whitby. The program was in- tiated after the town council discussed what could be done with Whitby's garbage which is now dependent upon landfill sites in Metro Toronto. "We decided to look at ways ta reduce the amount of garbage from Whitby, " Reg. Coun. Gerry Emm said. Af ter the council discussed the subject of Whitby's garbage Emm visited Kitchener where a recycling project has operated successfully for a number of years. The program ini Whit- by has followed the Kit- chener model in which garbage is collected by curbside. pickup and sent to a processing plant which in turn selîs the reusable material ta interested buyers. The Town of Whitby wlll use two trucks for the project and if suc- cessful consider distributing containers specifically for recyclable garbage. The Province of On- tario will pay for the program by picking up the difference between revenue from buyers and the cost for Whitby. The collection will be of newspapers, glass and metal cans and the town asks that the ped recyclable material be at least six feet away from regular garbage so it can be easily distinguished. The town also requests that if raining residents refrain from leaving out newspapers because when wet are difficuit ta process. The town has also decided ta reimburse the boy scouts on the * newspapers they would have normally collected on their paper drives. .up Although a 'meeting held hast Wednesday was not well attended, the town is confident that once residents become aware of the program its success will increase. In this regard the town has organized WRAP (Whitby Recycling Action Program) ta educate the public whlch uses flyers, buttons and children ta tell the parents about the program. Get paid what you're worth. -STATE 0F THE ART SALES TRAIN ING - NEW 4000 SQ. FT. OFFICE -BACKED BY 122 MILLION IN ADVERTISING IN NORTH AMERICA -INTERNATIONAL REFERRAL SYSTEM WITH 6500 OFFICES -CALLTODAY FOR A CAR EER ASSESSMENT 668-6221 GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. 149 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY Canada's Iargest real estate network. CENTURY 21 an sort ratemarcri alCmntumy 21 Ra Iateit» âirlr>.ratiîusr EACH OFFICE 185 INDEPFE5I'FNTLY OWNED AND) OPERATED) Wayne Handcock, the W.R.A.P. co-ordinator and Reg. Coun. Gerry Emm are seen here at lastWed- nesday's public meeting holding garbagé bags full of recyclable material. Emrn, who is also chairman of Durham Regional Council's public works committee, is a strong supporter of recycling as a means ta cut the casts of garbage disposai in this area. Free Press Staff Photo Contu CENTURY 21, GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. O TE "HOME ON THE RANGE" Beaut. "IMPECCABLE BACKSPLIT" Softly "ESCAPE FROM SUMMER HEAT" WEST LYNDE Beaut. 4 B.R. home. DET. BUNGALOW 3 B.R. home ln N: decor, 3 B.R. B/SpIit. Fin. F.R. w. decor. LR. w. bay wlndow. D.R. Beaut. 3 plus 1 B.R. home, A/C prof. One of the nicest I've listed! 3 bths, central loc. of Whtby. As l0w as F.P.. E/I kit w. W/O ta patio and an comb., E/I kit, 2-4pc bths, lg F.R., 3 fin. R.R. w. ftIr to oeil. F.P., bar, bsmt. po.fi.RR .FP e a $7,700. dwn. Cali Anne Shaddock 16 x32' pool. Backs onto farmland. B.R.'s Up, 1 dwn, W/O door to fully W/O. Asklng $79900. For further In- prof.ed .laeiw.uick. 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