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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. November 9, 1988 Important Role for Recycling From Page One diapers. Or, better yet, why not use cloth diapers? Consumers should be wary of buying buying heavily-packaged items, preferring preferring to buy things m bulk or in larger quantities. Items can be purchased with a view to their re-usability. For instance, yogurt containers can be utilized for cupboard storage after they are emptied. Motorists can recycle used motor oil. Offices and households can recycle most envelopes and paper provided they are not made from glossy paper stock and provided that the envelopes and papers do not contained gummed labels or plastic windows. Industries can recycle cardboard and other products products which would otherwise contribute towards overflowing landfill sites. - At the moment, the curbside blue box system is limited to recycling glass, metal and newsprint. However, However, the GOOD (Garbage of Ontario Diminished) Committee is also looking looking at the possibility of recycling plastics and has received a grant to do S' study. During Recycling Week, there will be further information provided through various projects organized by the week's volunteer co-ordinators. Bumper stickers containing the words "We Recycle" will be provided at various reception desks in the Town of Newcastle and the municipality municipality will be donating books on recycling recycling to the public library. The town's three libraries will also be producing special displays on the theme of recycling. Mrs. MacDonald goes on to note that Women's Institutes are using waste management as their theme for the year. The co-ordinators are also writing various schools in Newcastle to encourage them to join in the recycling recycling effort. "Our mandate is to increase public awareness and public participation," said Mrs. MacDonald. And the co-ordinators also hope that in doing so they will discourage the future location of a metro Toronto landfill site in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. They feel that if the town can set a good example of wise waste management, management, it is less likely to become the site of a Metro or Durham-wide landfill landfill operation. While progress has been made in recycling, much remains to be done. Consider, for example, the following following facts provided by the Recycling Council of Ontario: Every person in Ontario produces about 2.2 pounds of garbage each day. And, if you squeezed one year's worth of one person's person's garbage into one garbage can, it would be close to 200 feet high. Local government, environmental groups and a growing number of "average" "average" citizens are convinced that it's time each one of us took steps to reduce the pile of trash we inflict upon the environment environment every day of our lives. Recycling Week is a good time to concentrate on the ways of accomplishing accomplishing that goal. Candidates Hustle for Votes From Page One Peterborough, Victoria Northumberland and Newcastle Roman Catholic ~ Separate School Board Z (two to be elected) Alan Baylis " Caroline Burke ~ John O'Toole Richard Walsh ~ Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education (two elected from each Ward) Ward One (Darlington) David Gray (acclaimed) Shirley Robson (acclaimed) Ward Two (Bowmanville) Michael Slocombe (acclaimed) Allan Brunt (acclaimed) Ward Three (Clarke, Newcastle, Orono) Bill Carman Debbie Nowlan. John Smithson CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE RECONSTRUCTION OF CHURCH STREET, SOMERVILLE DRIVE TO STATION STREET VICTORIA STREET, CHURCH STREET TO MAIN STREET SOMERVILLE DRIVE, MAIN STREET TO EAST LIMITS >; ; Information Centre / The Corporation of thé Town of Newcastle is considering the reconstruction of the above streets to an urban standard in the 1989 construction programme. Detailed design drawings shall be prepared in 1988. The extent of reconstruction will depend on availability of funds. The proposed work includes road excavation, placing granular road base, curb and.gutter, storm sewers, upgrading of services services and placing of hot mix pavement. The new roadways will consist of a total pavement width of 8.0 metres with a 1.5 metre sidewalk on one side, for the full length of the streets. You are cordially invited to attend an Information Centre to be held between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 16,1988 at Orono Town Hall. Preliminary Preliminary plans for the proposed reconstruction will be available for inspection and staff will be on hand to answer questions. Mr. Walter A. Evans, P. 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UNIONVILLE 477-3737 234 CHARLOTTE PETERBOROUGH 876-1818 2104 HWY. 7 W. CONCORD 226-1001 191 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 726-3600 L&L Tool Marks 25th Year With Open House Last Week Read All About It! In the Pages of The Canadian Statesman A subscription to The Canadian Statesman keeps you informed of all the local news, sports and advertising specials in your community. Subscription Order Form Name: Address:, Postal Code l l New □ I or I Renewal □ I I Telephone No.. 12 months-$20.00 6 months-$11.00 Foreign - $60.00 Please pay by cheque, VISA, Mastercard, or monqy order. Expiry Date VISA/MC Number. L&L Tool in Bowmanville held an Open House on November 1 to celebrate 25 years of service to the area. In addition to the plant on Simpson Ave., the company company also has divisions in Windsor and Peterborough. The firm ships parts to 28 different destinations. They produce 125 different automobile parts and employ, in Bowmanville, 52 workers. Pictured here is Rob Hoskin operating the automatic automatic transfer system that makes heat shields for exhausts for cars. Please dip out and return this form with your payment i S&t Canadian Statesman P.O. Box 190, 62 King Street West Bowmanville, Ontario, LIG 3K9 623-3303 Your Community Newspaper Since 18S4 Congratulations Dad! Region Bids Farewell to Ten Durham Regional Council Council said goodbye to ten of its members at last Wednesday's Wednesday's council meeting. Those not returning to the .council (including five mayors) eatih received sculptures of a silver Canadi- "Sh'goose: • u ': - s " • Among those receiving recognition was Newcastle Mayor John Winters who, after serving one term, decided decided he would not seek re- election. When presenting the gift to Mayor Winters, Regional Chairman Gary Herrema. said the mayor came to council as a surprise after defeating Garnet Rickard (who had been mayor of the Town of Newcastle since it had been formed). He said Mayor Winters had taken a "very proactive role" in his municipality and never looked backwards. At regional council, Mr. Herrema said, the mayor had his "own unique way to never cover up and to always always question. He said Mr.- Herrema never hesitated to express an opinion." Mayor Winters said "Being "Being on Regional Council has been a really exciting and different experince for me." Elect HAL Mcknight Mayor Van Belle Floral Shoppuas ...much more than a flower store! 4 STORES • Highway No. 2 King SI. W„ Oajiawa SlmcoeSI. N., Oshawa 10Q.DundasSI.W., Whitby Tradgm^ta d Van Belle Gardens Ltd HAPPY 1st BIRTHDAY Boo-Bear Love Ya Forever Dad OX OX ox 40 YEARS, IN THE TRAdE November 8tni f ' 1948 --vi 988 *7a the Giiiyeui oj the oj Mewcoiile... A Vote For Ann Cowman for Mayor ... is a vote for Fair and Equal Consideration For Everyone. We Know ... We've Been There! Gitiyeui, South Wand, HcumiGuailU ELECT "Your concerns are my concerns." Let's Work Together DEBBIE NOWLAN Ward 3 Public School Board Trustee 786-2963 ■-V ■■■• ■ v * 044,! On behalf of the Board of Litovchik Industries Inc., I would like to extend our sincere thanks and congratulations congratulations to Jim Coyle and the employees of L 6x L Tool for making our 25th anniversary celebration a success. We appreciate the support of many local people who showed interest in our facility and took time to be with us during the tour and open house at L&L Tool on November 1. Also, our thanks to Cowan Pontiac- Buick for the loan of vehicles which were on display at the Bowmanville Manufacturing centre. Sincerely, flack Jtocke