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TERRACE - — - Response’ to the Skeeiia: Valley ‘Recycling Depot . has been’: so" .enthusigstic ‘that: people: care bringing in even more items than‘were asked for. The only problerivis that much of household garbage is still'not marketable to recycling firms;

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“Forests Minister Claude Ri

response - to , recommendations

mond proposed last.’ Thursday ' , that. the, British. Columbia . Pa

“paper: ‘on: forest practices n:

by the. Forest, Resources : ‘Com- ;

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DINNER SPECIAL Steak

Souvlaki.

Sea scallops lightly matinated in

~ garlic “and lemon, -brolled on “a

skewer, Served with rica and your’ _cholca.of salad,

mission. .

The- ‘paper. should discuss the ; creation of: a ‘code: for B.C, ; forest’ practices, ‘including. the, - principles behind it.and the: need:;.

"6 or. Top Sirtoin' braled to perlec- ‘thon, and a'4-5 a2, fobster tal! serv-i "ed with hot malted bultar and your. chalce of baked potato or rice and - vegetable.

$49.95 |

“We're trying to-streamline it because ‘buyers are very: pare = ticular: We do not: have a buyer - for this,” said Jude Schooner of. the Terrace Depot, holding up a

Golden Grahams cereal box, © ~

She and. other volunteers have had to sort ut, the marketable paper —<newsprint; magazines ° and corrugated cardboard .— from the waste, Only one quarter of what they received i is viable. © 0% "s.

“We're learning, 100;"" § she

changing public, values. .

. discuss’ how.a.code should be

for. - flexibility. according | “to. geographic conditions and -

“The ; paper. shouid “also”

put into practice —~. whether it): ° should be voluntary, ‘a. section . under the Forest Act, .a new - statute or, as° additional -‘te-

$6.95

Opa 7 days a won, Lunch Mon, - Fil 140 2:00 p.m, Dinnor 4:30 - 14:00 pam." _ FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 636-0644 or

7 63B 1 503° 4402 Lakelse Ave. Terrace

quirements within» -gontraets,"!

et said. ‘In. the! goodness of our he said.

hearts we decided totake milk | § cartons arid ther.we got eas car- tons, 100,77). 2.64 Now, the only | contaiiiers the depot takes are plastic milk jugs and ice cream cartons. . Other containers, like yogurt cups, are made :from ‘a different, non- & recyclable © plastic ‘and . often have metal lids, which con- taminate a whole load. : Schooner’ also-asks that all

All Makes . Wholesale ;

1998 Olds 2 dr. loaded... .

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cans and ‘bottlés..be washed’ 1986 Pontiac Paris Brougham. ..... - $11,900 clean and all labels removed 1982 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 dr............, $5,990 before being dropped off. Food 4982 Mercury Cougar s| Sin. Won... eee ee $2,995

1980 Chev 4 qr.

g DOWN

Lease or Purchase ‘Rates AS Low AS —

and paper, aré contaminants,

and many loads have been turn

ed back because of them. »: “One morning I couldn’t

. TRUCKS & R.V.’s

, JUST PLAIN GARBAGE. Scott Schooner and a a - volunteer of the

believe: “it. -— .there was a

beautiful “fall. -bag of ‘clean, Skeena Valley Recycling Society hold up cereal boxes and other Q 1986 Chev % ton, naturalgas............

squashed’ cans,and then’ (the “unrecyclable garbage, the depot has received from enthusiastic 0 1977 Skylark Trailer... 6... ee $5,895

donators) had put beer cans on donors. They ask that only specified types of paper, glass, plastic Factory Franca On Selected 1977 Traller & Camper... 2... 2... eee $1,905 Hg

top and they hadn't washed and-cans be dropped off, and that everything be clean to prohibit 1974 Dodge Winnebago Motor Home . 2

them, ‘and that contaminaed the - contamination of bins. CARS — ~ TRUCKS 1973 Curb Van1 ton RAV... $2,777 E

whole lot.” . 1971 Ford Crew Cab 4x4......0........ $4,975 "| Shon s and the other . Hinse ‘can and remove label: « newspape Paper inserts i VANS 8 tt. Camper,............ danas S777

organizers, Scott Schooner.and © flatten as much as possible ‘wspaper and inserts in- ae 3 Specials Un voce

Randy Grelson, are pleased © recycle the lids cluding magazines, catalogues’ [| For? —. Chrysler — GMG — Imports OU CAN LENSE (ood trerapertaon) ee

with this city’s response, and © “no tins over 175mm (7 in.) in ang Drown inserts ; bh Manufacturers Rebates Available f clr MA _

say that just as they are learning di ameter * bag or lie newspapers and { : : nr

to run a recycling depot, people magazines. seperately to keep Credit Approval REUM MOTO R S LTD oe

are learning how to prepare ar- Glass: them neat Sr 791 ; : a. 6B

ticles for recycling. . ® bottles and jars only The depot is located behind 4621 Lakelss Ave. 635-2655

“TRADES WELCOMET!

© rinse .and.remove lids, caps,. and. plastic: or. metal. neck. tings 4 © remove lables (iry hot water’ .h ; ‘or the dishwasher) | ““o2 for. volunteers:

. Furniture ..on ., Hwy.- -have:a-.few. spare.- “also looking .

~&pjHere care: the Skeena - Valley. 3 cling Dépot’s, guidelines:

°. , fod ‘and beverage cans only

BC hydro News Release %

75% o yf electrical : ss accidents in volving the public are — caused by amateur — or ‘Sunday’ loggers.

BC. Hydro reports that up to 75% of éléctrical accidents ins oa : volving the public are-caused by amateur or “Sunday” loggers.

oo Anyone attemptirig to clear a or. trim trees without advice from - experts, present a major concem to Hydro Ss safely advisors.

7 'Fo heir own safety, we ask people fot to cut down trees. “around power lines", says Hydro's mahager of Corporate Safe- ty, Tom Bailey. This Is often the case even when the wood apr

Ms pears dry.

7 ‘When contact Is made between a tree and a power line, “elec” “tricity travels down and into the ground. ‘While the charge in” . the ground Is reduced by distance .from the foot of the. trea, heres stilla real risk of serious injury’ ‘to > people ose pelrey

vege

( vif a fee pene in danger ¢ é f falling or being. blown ‘onto. B power line, Hydro will take It down at no

itelled through a power lin with ie i ; the full: Cost of ren line.