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By Joann. Faith-rt Newspaper: for recycling will no longer be picked up in Waterloo because of the low volume gathered and because market demand has fallen. ' Personnel manager at city hall, Terry Hallman. said Superior Sanitation, which picked up and sold the newspaper, "had a contract with us for a year and they e no longer interested. Iml‘he market has fallen f compared to what it was a year ago. Superior found it uneconomical to continue with the newspaper collec- Waterloo 'Y' to run sleepover party The Waterloo Family l' will do its bit during Ok- toberfest this year by spon- soring a Munchkin Oktober- fest Sleepover on Saturday October 13 and Sunday Oct- ober H. The purpose of this program will be to provide a day and evening of fun for Waterloo area youngsters, allowing them to celebrate Oktoberfest along with their parents. The sleepover is open to ildren between the ages of Ere and l2. and it begins at noon on Saturday, Events include swims, dinner and breakfast, polka and root- beer party. films, relays. games. a puppet show and more. Participants should bring a sleeping bag and pa- jamas, running shoes and outdoor clothing. Cost of the event IS $15 for one child, $24 for two chil- dren from the same family and $30 for three youngsters from the same family Interested children and parents can register for the munchlun sleepover at te Waterloo Family 'Y', Lin- coln Rd . near the Towers Plaza Parents who go Oktober- sting while their kids have En at the 'Y' should re- ember to be up and around by ll a m Sunday to pick the youngsters up By Geoff Hoilo Gimmick staff write! If the priceis right the City of Waterloo may be get- ting into the ngwspaper business: - _ .. _ .. Relax you Record and Chronicle publishers, city council is thinking of collecting and recycling newspapers, not printing them. The one-year contract with Superior Sanitation Services of Kitchener to col- lect newsprint in the city expired Sept. 15, and be-' cause the volume was “disappointingly low" the con- tractor will not be renewing the agreement for the en- }suing year. During Monday's council meeting Aid. Richard Biggs tabled a resolution to have City Engineer Jim Willis look into and report on the feasibility of the City doing the newsprint collecting with a spare works de- partment vehicle. “We have an obligation to en- courage our citizens to conserve and recycle ma- Tn you (was: any "we. M the Whavhn Whom»! 900w. m mu man WM Manama up" Waterloo may get into newspapers Eziiiiaic] Ne wsptipiirr pickup drop; Hallman said the market for. newspaper, which con- stantly fluctuates, has dropped and little money can be made. For example, companies making paper in- trom" "iid-September to De cember Mmr, an average of two tons a week. In a report read at Bra.. terloo City Council Monday night, Superior Sanitation noted there is an "eypendi- ture of eight hours of man and truck time," and on that basis it's "uneeonomieaL" Twenty-six long of, 6. Sun. Jen. " Sanford thumb“. Vlctor Intern Sincere. Doug!" Hue. Soiotete. Emmanuel United Church, Waredoo Baroque Comer! Bach. Marcello. VNaOdl 56/34 IPA. Feb. 22: Anon Berg String th-tot, Doo United Church, Kitchen- er. Schubert. Alban Borg, Beethoven 58/35 tt.btet.,Mer.2:Arttoo Ruoritrrttortt Inmate. U ot w Ana Theatre. Mann. Dvorak, Renaéeeance Brass music 38/85 9. Sat. Apr. 12: AW!!! Anhvee. - eolo. U of W Humanmea Theatre Choo/n. Schubert, 38/35 10. bm., Apr. " 'trettord Enumble. Pttrtrtttlttetttr Church, Waterloo Stra- vineky. Mon" 38/35 Series Price $39. stutterrtts/Setrtrors S28 This series consists of all except the two Iota Diana concern trom the some series Sarto. price $32. 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Office, 886-3850 and at the door INTERNATIONAL 1e,IEgi, 8 Cone. a sulation from recycled newspaper did a booming business last year because of the government subsidy for people insulating homes, and newspaper was in high demand. Now less people are having insulation in- stalled, and the demand has fallen off. “It's a tough market," said Hallman. Gary Carter, operations manager for Superior Sani- tation, said it was a "matter of economics," and the vo- lume of newsprint picked up was too low to Justify con- tinuing the program. terials," said Aid. Biggs, when it appeared the paper collection program would lapse entirely. According to Mr. Willis the contractor claimed he had "very few complaints" from people putting papers out and not having them collected. Superior had the truck out in Waterloo every day they were committed to under the contract, said the city en- gineer; however he felt "the driver was not hitting all the streets he was supposed to." Mayor Marjorie Carroll pointed out that “several times during the year they collected very early...put- ting papers out at 9 o'elock would be too late some- times." The success of the newspaper recycling pro- gram in Kitchener, the mayor added, was partly due to the fact Superior Sanitation collected the garbage and the papers on the same day. - Mr. w'illis will report back io Waterloo council on the economic feasibility of the city collecting the newsprint. Station! than“. you on a Western Canada Tour in Octobov Selections trom the" tour woman: make up our tin! concert pair Frt., Sept. 21. Church ot the Good Frt., Sept. 21. Church ot the Good Shepherd (Queen 8 Margaret), Kitchener, 8 oo D m 800.. 8091. 23, Pttrtrrnirteerr Church (an: no" EID'OMWIY). Wa- terbo. 8.00 p m 8609b "ck.“ are availablo u M " or $4 "numb/mm t. Frt., "rt. 21: Stafford Em. Church ot the Good Shepherd. Kitchen- er 86/34 2. Fri., Nov. . Shanon Em. Church ot the Good Shepherd. Kitchen- er 36/34 3. fr... Jon. 25: Station 5W. Victor Mm Show; Dough. Moon. St Andrew ' Presbytanan Church Ba- room Program 36/34 ‘.FH., Feb. 22 Albun Borg Sumo Quad“. Doo Unwed Church, Kitchener 58/35 s. Then. “at. Ir. Stafford Emmott. We Sydney BvtmorsF3omintt, Kitch- ener Public Library 86/84 s. Good Friday, Apr. 4: Stafford Encom- bk ' Kitchonov Bach Choir, Howard chll. Grouch Church ot the Good Shepherd. Kitchener 86/84 Serb“ S20. Stutttrnte/Nmtyrs $15 Sh: Concert. at 8:00 pm. DOWNTOWNER SERIES OPENING CONCERTS Carter added that if groups. perhaps from schools or churches, were interested in continuing the program and collected sub. stantial amounts, Superior would pick up the paper. The program trill arttthtte in kitettenerand Cambridge because Superior picks up residential garbage in those cities, and can put newspaper in a special box builtonthesideofthetruck that makes the , program City of Waterloo workers pick up residential garbage in Waterloo. We. 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