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HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday November Page Monthly newsletter for recycling As a result of growing pro blems of waste disposal and escalating disposal costs there exists an increasing awareness of the option to divert materials from the waste stream and the need to recycle In addition in vestment recovery must be max imized at he point of disposal of scrap or recyclable materials In this light we are pleased to introduce The Recyclers Ex change The Recyclers Exchange is a monthly newsletter read by recycling industry leaders in volved in various aspects of the recycling and waste industries in cluding waste removal disposal transfer scrap ferrous non ferrous precious and exotic metals waste paper and textile scraps scrap plastics rubber and tire recyclers wood and pallet recyclers glass recyclers drum recyclers dealers in reusable materials The Recyclers Exchange pro vides a unique opportunity to all those who generate waste or recyclable materials to obtain broad exposure to the recycling industry Anyone involved in tendering for scrap disposal or waste and recycling services can insure maximum participation by utiliz ing The Exchange Anyone interested in learning details of how to participate in The Exchange please contact The Ex change PO Box Cam bridge Ontario N3C 2V8 Lorraine Holly well left receives a Pro Plastic Industries Ltd Award from Acton High School teacher Boniface Valvods Ms was one of the graduates at Acton High Schools commence ment Friday night The secondary school graduate also won four other awards including the Board of Education English Profiency Scholarship Herald photo Jennifer Joan Knapman lcft was one of the Ontario Scholars to receive an award at Acton High School Friday night McLaren hands Jennifer the scholarship awarded to students with an A average Herald photo Johrnince Bulk Foods FOR ALL YOUR BAKING HEEDS 8730442 1 PAMPER YOURSELF With Facials Manicures Pedicures Waxing Also Massage Therapist Stephen Brandt Centre DAYCARE Programs for children up Nutritious meals Ample inside and outside facilities to develop your child physically and mentally Experienced child workers on staff ROCK DAY CARE CENTRE 8731876 itiUUt OPEN 7 DAYS 8732151 Saturday Sunday 11am MAID SERVICE WHOS BEST THEAWARD WINNER MM TV SHOW TO COAST For FREE Estimates call 87321 65 YOUR LIFESTYLE SHOE STORE CALICO C Briar NOW Captor NOW CPrim NOW Sale Ends November 18th 68 MAIN ST S DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN NATIONAL I INTERN Passive Reducing Salon TANNED TONED DOIT the TERRIFIC FEMININE WAY I 116 St Georgetown Rear Entrance