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‘Many area residents
would rather recycle
their garbage than see it
buried in neighborhood
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That indication came
from a Sunday News
survey that.shaweéd ab-
dut 75 per cent of the
people who responded
Would like to start
recycling their “unw
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the city doesn’t hel

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make a point of picking ..
up the garbage on a
reguiar weekly basis, I
would be happy to once
again’ separate our gar-
bage,” said a Port Co-
quitlam’ resident in a
letter.

“towever,” she said,
“We. quit doing it be-
cause we needed the
room where we used to
store it.” aa

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the” “responses proved if
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reader said the recycling |
depots are spaced too far
apast and often times
they aren’t even in the
same city. .
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recycie their garbage
now, but, almost 38 per
cent said they don’t.

A"Toquitlam woman
said she “recycles her
yarbage by keeping all
vegetable and fruit peel-
ings and burying them
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years the rich soil is
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beds.

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if shown the way,
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So, until the city starts
taking, the people will
keep chucking.

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