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An \sland Publishers Newsmagazine

March 21, 1990

urning trash into cash is not the
ultimate aim of municipal recyling
programs, rather, the object is to
reduce the amount of garbage our throw-
away society generates. Keeping the
mountain manageable is the aim of the
Capital Regional District's solid waste
management committee. With slightly
more than a year of curbside recycling
under its belt, there is evidence that giant
strides are being made. .

See our Top Story /3

m= FACE TO FACE: The Goods and Services
Tax, due to be introduced on Jan. 1, 1991
will hurt women and children the most,

according to Ken Georgetti, president of —

the B.C. Federation of Labour but MP
Mary Collins says he’s wrong. /6

= MISS MANNERS: Who should send the
thank-you note? The Empress of Etiquette
has the answer. /5

m2 CALENDAR: This Week can help you
plan next week with our coming events
pages /10, 11 & 12

g@ FUTURE WATCH: Doctor Tomorrow says
we shouldn’t feel guilty about crossing the
border to take advantage of some great
deals south of the line. In fact, we’re
teaching the government a valuable lesson
when we do so / 13

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