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O0NWEELY TIMES,,- ~PY~OO*BE8 <4h, 1oi1 Full Vitamin Specials-Fer Ail October Fer Infants and Children PolyViSol Drop Pot ViiSol Tabs TriViSol Drops Tri ViSol Tabs SHIOCKS ...... se $2 $3 ,ýO $2 PALS ... .......s$6 PALS ........$. Pardec Liquid ..$Z Pardec Chewable $6. 19 Pardec Chewahle $2. ITRL.O. Caps ...$2. ORONO, ONTAiO 30 ce ý.57 ý.42 2.19 loo's 3.07 loo's 3.77 6.99 l00's 2.19 loo's 2.9 For Teens and ONE-AmDAY Adults 25015 ONE-A-DAY . One-A-Day - Iron, One-A-Day -1 Beminal C R Beminal Plus Novo B Caps Pýramettes Paraniettes Pardec Caps Maltievol 12 100's $2.99 180 $5.65 10's' Iron $3.99 100 lrds $7.99 120 ..$4.00 100 ..$2.99 .... $6.97 1e100 ...$4.09 $2.69 Pharmacy PEoNEfM-950" It Is Lo*gical* To Witbhold Wes.leyville Decision, States AIex0 Carruthers LETTER TO' THE EDITOR: Dear Sir: Recent headlines and an editor- ial in the Port Hope Evening Guide referred'to the possibility that the new Hydro Plant to be developedý at, Wesleyville may be fueled with coal. 1 have over the past, months kent lu close toucli with Hydro, flot only in connection with the fueling of the plant, but also in relation to a numnber 'of other factors involved in the devel.op- ment. In, discussing t he matte r with MVr. George Gathercole, chairnian of thle Ontario Hydro, this past week, I was informed tbat no de- cision bas been reached with re- spect to the type -of fuel to be used, and no decision will be made for some time, as a great deal of prelîminary work has to be done before any construction takes place. On an average, it takes nine ycars for such g pro- ject to be fully developed. With the Eldorado plant located in the area, it would appear logi- cal for the plant to be a nuclear type and this j', a real possibility and is prcâently bcinig given due consideratîôn. A nuxuber of factors affect the type of plant! to be established, including the availability of fuel and the fiecessity to provide a variety -of power producing plants. To place a reliance for power on any one type could create critical situations in.the future. It is becoming more and more DURHAM is'a beautiîful place in which towork und live You won't -see -Liberaol Lawn Signs and Posters In ,Durham during. the eletion campaIin We want téi keep Durham, beautiful ELEOT RIBIN Lilmberal ON OCTOBER 12lst, Published by the Durham'Liberal Association Campaign Committee dfcutto. get the proper quailty, of coal andI depeixIenec on a sup-. ply froni outSide the cotontry, in. volves certain risks. As MlrGa- ercole stated during our. recen!t conversation, Hydro is faced witkh thc problemn of providing pow.1-r ai the ]owest cost possible and aît the saine tirne controliiîi may cost factors in its production. 1 Pollution is one of these factors and any new fossil fueleci plant must be equipped with costly pot- lution- control devices. As a re- suit, practicall1y ail forms of pro- duction are costly with gas and oil being the most expensive. With new techniques and withl ncw metbods of transporting fuel, the' entire energy field may in the future be radically changed and a significant reduction in the cost of oil, gas or other fuels may take Place. This is the major reason mwhy no firm decision can be made at this time. Concern is feit locally, bow- ever, with respect to a possible coal fueled plant, and inay 1 sug- gest that in the intervening months, a local representative should examine the new coal fired plant at. Windsor which is con- sidered to be pollution free. Ful information is available oni this type' of plant and contact, with local authorities should provide an. excellent knowledge of ,the plant and its effect on the envir- onment.- Certainly, before any decision is made with respect to the new Hydro Development at Wesley- ville,' the local people wil be con- sulted fully and their views and recommendations will be very ser- iously considered. Yours vary truly, A lex Carruthers M.P.P., Durham SEE VALUE 0F VEIIICLE PARTS On Wednesday, October 6 at 6:00 p.mý the Great Pine Ridge Regional Touirist Council will hold a me eting with the municipalities of the region to asîst in 'setting vp by-laws. and standards for rec- reational, vehical parks in the area. The meeting will be held at the Gr eenwood Towers, Highway No. 2, Port Hope, Ontario. 1The communities invoived .are Peterborough, Port Hope, Oshawa Cobourg, Campbellford, Trenton, Newcastle, Orono, Whitby, Brighton, and Port Perry. Mr. S. Donald Southern of Cal- gary, vice president of the Can- adian Mobile Home and Travel Trailer Association will be speak- ing on the standards for parks that are being written now by the Canadian Standards Association and the CMHTTA. It is the contention of the Asso- ciation and members of the Great Pine Ridge Regionai Tourist Council that the area is missing out on many'tourist dollars be- cause there is not sufficient ac- commodation for recreationai vehicles, POSTERS DEFINITELY OUTLAWED Durham candidates for the Oc- tober 21 provincial election will flot be allowed to erect signs on publicproperty in Port Hope. T.Iown c]crk, W. E. Hunt, said thtanyone erecting an election poster would bc guilty of contra- vening a town bylaw wbich pro- hibits bill boards or other adven- tising on town property. MARBON'WINS POLLUTION AWARD 'A Cobourg industry bas been singled out from across Canada to receive the top award for pol- lution control in its industrial size category. Marbon Chemical, a division of Borg-Warner (Canada) Limited, tops the "small" industry category- for the way it bas handled its industrial waste so that it is per- fectly dlean and fit to drink be- fore running ifltQ Lake, Ontario. Marbon employs about 150- 1.