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Page 3, News, Tuesday, October 22 1991 Metal can recycling program for Terrace Bay New program hopes to reclaim local metal without spending any money by Darren MacDonald The News The Environmental Action Group to Encourage Recycling m (E.A.G.E.R.) has received per- mission from Terrace Bay Town Council to use the Tourist Information Centre as a base to collect tin and pop cans for recycling. The group hopes people will clean and save their cans, and then drop them off at the centre every second Saturday of the month, beginning Nov. 9. "We're hoping to get some blue bins for the cans," said E.A.G.E.R. contact Tanice Marcella Small. "And we'd prefer it if people could clean the cans and take the labels off." Marcella-Small said the tin can recycling program is a restart of sorts for the group, which pre- viously tried to start a newspaper recycling program, without suc- cess. "Last time, people were talk- ing about how they should spend the money they were going to get from recycling, and that sort of remove the labels as well. . Organizers ask that anyone dropping off their cans wash them first and, if possible, an interview it has ben a success. "We have a pop machine here, and people are also bringing in their cans from home," she said. "We have depots set up around the property, and when they're full, we throw the bags into the landfill outside, where we keep the scrap metal." Randel said at least two full bags of cans are collected each week. "We've collected over three hundred pounds of metal so far." They accepts soup and other kinds of cans, as well as pop cans, Randel said. The important thing, Marcella- Small said, is to get this program running without spending any money. "If we can get this going with- out expense, we're going to try and get funding for a newsprint program." The money would be used to transport newsprint to a drop off bin in Marathon. Marcella-Small said E.A.G.E.R. hopes to start the newsprint program by next sum- mer. Anyone wishing to volunteer to thing," she said. "But there's no money in recycling, we know get organized enough to accom- : time." plish anything. = 0. 02 -jo4 0% id Aenean ili ~Marcella-Smalll said'she, and y ' " The group plans to take the town to pick upoldcars, _ _. This time, no one cares who metal to the dump using its own others, drifted away from the the. chairperson is, and that pick-up, truck, where it will be _ started a similar program- last July, group because it wasn't able to seemed to be the focus last periodically picked up by Lake- and organizer Cathy Randel said in help E.A.G.E.R. can attend the group's next meeting. It's scheduled for 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 29, in the Confer- ence Room at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. head Scrap, which comes to . Minnova Mines in Schreiber | CAP é o ® call 824-3345 : : 2 pf LORDY, LORDY ® bel Mary Clara is 400 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY NOTICE DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Under the Time Amendment Act, Daylight Saving Time will end this year on the last Sunday in October. e Residents are reminded to set their clocks back one hour on Sunday, October 27, 1991. Love mom and younger siblings Cards of Thanks The family of the late PEARL DIDYCH would like to take this opportunity to extend SY their sincere thanks and appreciation to all who showed support and kindness during "our loss of a loving mother, grandmother and great grandmother. A sincere thanks to : Beth McLean for her inspiring service, support and prayers; the organist, choir, usher ay? and her grandsons for being active pallbearers. Special thanks to Dr. Rohani, nurses and staff of the McCausland Hospital. King s Funeral Home, Chimo Club Senior Citizens, A and the U.C.W. To all who sent cards, letters, floral tributes, food, baking, various A trays, charitable donations and memorial masses. Many thanks to our family, relatives and friends who attended the services in Schreiber and at Mountain View Cemetery in Thunder Bay. There are no words to explain the gratitude and thanks the family experienced. Anne, Florence, Zonie and families (© ~~ Acer 88 yee err 9S Mate amr Clusctuas Celebratian PROFESSIONAL COLOUR PORTRAIT PACKAGE [yolades: 31 PRINTS $ 1-10x 15 2- 8x1 \ eine Fee 2- 5x7 ; 6- wallets 20- friendship wallets Plas... BONUS KEYCHAIN e $2.00 Sitting fee for each subject in portrait. : ; e Advertised package is on blue background (poses our selection) e See photographer for details on our new personality portrait... 5 beautiful poses in one portrait. : e Personality Portrait, Props, scenic, white and black backgrounds not available in advertised package. e Adults and family groups welcome. ¢ Limit one special offer per family. NORTHERN 824-2210 SCHREIBER 1 DAY ONLY OCT. 26TH 10am-1pm 2pm - 4:30 pm + the nde eee oe pe oe ee ee ee cee aie eae Cr ae ee a ed +t He FMM AOE H SEED 4"