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Page 18 Cassiar Courier November 1990 : ; a ceptable for recycling. mare valuable computer print out. Dp on i + T h row | : Fat ie ¥ Whenever possible, sort out your — Paper products or envelopes computer paper as it’s worth more which contain cellophane, plastic Recycling is a way we can money to your company than color- film oar glasine and inseluable

all show our concern towards’ ed ledger. glues will not dissolve in the | . a solving the Nation’s salid waste Paper manufacturing process and’ N t S E Sesulens ACCEPTABLE WASTEPAPER Ser aetee een ESbie: orthern ho in xperience WHY RECYCLE? - Copy machine paper ~- Waxed papers or waxed sticker 1 2 OOO f L d f RS nna : - Letterhead backi ng are net ace ept able. 9 square ee Un er One rOO Taday, cur cammunities face - White tablet paper ane af their greatest pr oblems. - Camputer [ Printaut — farbon papers of any size ar Garbage dumps and sanitary tand- ~ Laser print paper shape are not acceptable. St uy fills are filling faster ancl —- Typing paper os i : £ ore ours faster, while very few new ones —- Miscellaneous white paper with — Groundwood paper of any type Big Toy Selection are being allowed to oapen. AS staples cannot be recycled with your j well, the cast of throwing things - Fast-it notes office recycling pragram. | Household Ware Monday to Friday away 1% climbing out of control. — Colored paper SAH, Groundyvood is mast often seen as | The need ta recycle wherever ~ NCE paper newspapers, fliers and magazines i ‘ * id ret hi to 5 PM. possible can no langer be igner- — Treated paper i.e. FAX paper or gioassy pamphlets. Clothing ed. - Envelopes without windows ‘ If recycling is done praper- i Tf you are unsure about a Kitchen Ware Saturday ly, it will cut your disposa UNACCEPTABLE CONTAMINANTS particular item, follow this i costs and even make you money, simple rule: ; while at the same time saving - Carban paper Entertainment 10 ALM. toa | Pett: precious landfill space and pre- — Groundywood computer paper When in doubt — throw it out! : >

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min : = ate uf TOO kkk kok i HOW TO SORT. - Coated giassy/slick/waxed paper % AOC Re ~ Rubber bands/metal fasteners i C hs e Ca r H et © l eaner Re nt al PP h one Fs f f _ i, 5 6 G Our paper milis use mixed - Magazines, newspapers, phane *« © * : : affice waste paper = tis (Sens biks 3 K aSsiar Courier bd Film Processing z cammonly known as “colored led- — Food wrappings, paper towels x ef : : enrerie Colored lecqer makes up * * : se aout 754A af the waste paper in NON-FECYCLABLE MATERIALS i" 8 RB E Pp P FRE SH PRODUCE your office. Computer print aut * Published Monthly in =f makes up abeut 27. Most of your affice paper is * Cassiare BoC. Pt : : Serting is simple. All em yecyclable, but some things are i ¥ ‘ Furniture Sopliances : DELI PRODUCTS lave S Wewiolel nc) ete ce Geo beak IC leat icc Rubber bands, metal clamps, x al *Courier Staff* ’ i cycling container. Just place and coffee cups are easy ta iden- * onna French, Brenda Brown wee Cee ed ledqer waste paper taleteyoe However, same things are ie Roland Rudkowsky ot SPECIALTY SAU SAGE inte this cantainer instead af tricky ~ envelopes with windows, x e using your qarbaqge bin. Ad- newspaper and magazines, cannat * Df ditional containers should be he recycled. The follawing te + Y placed at photacopiers and com- quidelines will help you ta bet— MO SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS puter terminals to callect your ter judge what is _or is not ac— a | PRE NSU T SSDS DOSEN EUSEN TUUSES USE NSE SE ETOSE STIS USL UST WS ES NT et tor nn Ba at as a Le PDP PPP PAP DDD DP 7 ie, Se <a <= <2 <a . <—_ : “if <i <b> «<g> <P Ag <a mF % me { — .s Christmas Story : i. : : Fl . z he Woaokery : Ie 8 : | 2 ¥ : Contest : Sd y ¢ | lar IS ring a children’s o A ¢ S; The Gassiar Courier is sponso chi 5 S; rR GS 7 Ss : WA (7 ADA ALD ~ Christmas uriting contest. All children in grades y IPI ZRIPDZADS vs So I 4 = s i : se Ne | AAPPY BIRTHDAY | y 7 ar igi Ler ew three age groups: ¥ % ito? are eligihle to enter. There will be deg 2 Riemer 2 Grades One and Tuo ee S: Sea CaS oT = ae Grades Three and Four a s Birthday Parties 7 : . <9 ? Grades Five to Seven 2 Anniveraries iy E a : : " TN KS Me 2 Either short Stories or Poems may be submitted. c\e = Ss wy <4 ime (1) WRITE A MODERN DAY CHRISTMAS 2 y The topics to NATIVITY STORY Y 7 Cc h o00o5e fr om are. (2) SHOULD WE MOVE SANTA CLAUS TO CASSIAR? $4 c ‘te =F : = sti] y (3) WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE CHRISTMAS SONG? Nyy & iy TELL US WHY. £5 Y wo = (4) A TOPIC OF YOUR OWN CHOICE INVOLVING Se ~ ° CHRISTMAS. $3 ~” the Winning entries willbe published in the PDecember issue of &

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