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Reservoir at the Top of the Credic SHADOW ON REFORMS Seek Separate Budget For Changes in English CVCA Photo by John Rolling OPEN FIRST OF VALLEY CONSERVATION DAMS Credit Valley Conservation Author Chairman Roy McMillan introduces the plat form guests at the off c ai opening of the million dollar reservoir last week The Orangeville reservoir the est in a ser of conservation dams to be It along ihe Credit River Hon George Kerr QC MPP Minister of Energy and Resources Management was guest speaker left to right on the platform are vice chairman Rober of Acton Rev Nelson part ally hidden of Orangeville Mr Kerr Ivor McMull n of Albion Lloyd Armstrong of Mono and Rev A Downer for Dufferm Out of are A Barnes director CVCA branch and A Grant of of Credit Bliss Installation With Saving Motorists Life struck the abutment a Is a high ibil ij the total writeoff of the and at ltast must sen us to tin timer The life of a man from Q icbcc mult probably on May his car skidded into the produced Fitch Bar Instillation on Toronto si Gardiner Expressway at the Leslie street ramp the driver attempted to Him into the lie exit lost control and fish tailed into the Fitch bar Iner a short Urn had been intalli to by the Metro Roads Department this boms tie first installation in ONE FATAL This site had been the of at least one fatal over the two as a result of tin cement abutment quest felt the would probably have nkin the barrier lo ltd tin vehicle thai minor iImm the front when it conlin run into a nearby retain r curb to the vlIucIl est mi ted at two consisted of kit front wheel minor lamac to or doi ji a damaged left rear finder SUPPLIED BY BLISS The tilth is present secondary school tea cast a shadow list Wed night on proposed forms In I he Hal ton schools English proRrams The presented a brief to tin board of education but In letter tabled by Hilton Secondary School Teachers Federation all program council- came under fire The OSSTt hat criticized the boards procedure of Including the program council budget within the professional fund The program council and the professional leave fund should be separate ADAMANT Program councils were by the board during its formative stage to make rec for changes In particular subjects The profes sional development leave fund provides for extended studies for teachers Trustee Fred act lng chairman of the board said ho had no intention of allow the program councils to be dcilrocd group GRADE THREE LEVEL Waliy chairman the program council told the board that he was con some changes in the English program were required when ho learned that a trade student in his school was read at the grade level The council s report mended the of a developments reading program The report called for the neces sary funds for schools to equip reading laboratories ap pointment of qualified develop mental readme teachers small group instruction or pupils In vohed in the program and committees to ex the program PILOT PROJECT It I the program could be inilntcl in five tilth schools as pilot project drama and theatre arts or specific schools wis recommend d is part of the English program The brief included an Inter report of the media committee a croup the value of media equipment and their us teaching tools That report recommends a of visitations to other schools to study various A list suggested English texts la included in the report Board of education will study the brief before making any it was indicated Says More Expensive Car Could Save Money If cars cost a little more may you won have to paint your house so often The statement by David Scott professor of engineering at University of Toronto to the llalton and Ha Hon East Liberal Association s recent annual meeting Scott explained that exhaust from automobiles Is adding to the air pollution and it destroyed the paint a house If emission controls were better the pollution would be less and the paint on the houses would last longer We are mostly sold on the health aspect he said economically pollution Is costing each Canadian per or per average family Heating bills would be cut in half if every house had four inches of insulation the ceil and two Inches In the walls he said The furnace have to work so hard and thi fore less pollutants would the air from the healing system LIGHTS ON Scott also said that Toronto light bill is an rail lion because of pollutants in the air Particle matter in the lets less sunlight that the lights turned on earlier he driving a PROTECT YOUR FAMILYS SAFETY more Important than of who your ear cam align leering roughriding and lire Foil prod Hunter Whosl Balancing puti and In their driving and you money tool FOR A FREE WHEEL BALANCE CHECK instilled at ramps on the partmcnl of Both I and Metro Roads De partment phi furl Huns in the Si nil Division of Bliss Com pany Lanadi I 1 a Cult and Western the Barrier is Davis Controls Toronto Carpet Fashions BY BIGELOW AT DowntoEarth PRICES If you think Ontario can solve its pollution 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Resources Com mission in and the passing of the first provincial air pollution act in Ontario has become known as a world leader in the battle against pollution a crime Stiff legislation is in force that makes pollution a Ontario It controls what out factories can put into the air and water and what they cant These laws are bang enforced and polluters are bang fined In addition Government en gineers and pollution control experts are assisting industries m the plan ning design and installation of pollution control equipment War tardea Ontario has a task force at work clearing the air The government has created an A Minagcmcnl Branch with a highly si ill of over specialists a million dollar budget With this kind of power directed at the pollution problem can all breathe a little easier War on water The war on water pollution is being waged and won Ontario Water Resources Commission works with communities throughout the prov ince to pi in and construct wilcr supply and sewage systems To dilc more than a billion dollars have been spent on such projects making On tarios sewage treatment facilities the best in Canada What can yon do about You can get concerned and stay concerned You can make sure your boat your collage your car or your plant isnt adding to the problem You can tell your children and your self that air is not an ashtray rivers and lakes ire not free sewers and soil is not dirt You can be prepared to in a clean healthy province for our To do that need a healthy economy to support our good in tentions One way you help- price and quality compare shop Canadian Pictured is one of Ontarios air monitoring stitions Some of these stations equipped with the worlds most advanced instrumen tation check air quality and weather data which is then tclcniucrcd direct ly to a central office for immediate assessment and action In Ontario were steadily beating the car in the battle for breath Strict emission control regulations the first of their kind in Canada were introduced in 1968 and strengthened in 1969 The result model car contribute less to air than did models 111 MHE TO BUILD OH ir presents many But its Onlarioss to today Government of Ontario