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Ward 1 trustee Lynne Clark said the board voted hastily when it first voted to ban polystyrene and trustees should avoid putting themâ€" selves in the same situation again. Several years ago the board banned the use of polystyrene conâ€" tainers and stopped purchasing the materials. Coffee was consumed by board staff and visitors in paper cups or personal mugs. But, pointed out Clarke, polystyrene is now recyclable. Diane LeClaire, a Halton resiâ€" dent, parent and procurement manâ€" ager for the Canadian Polystyrene Recycling Association (CPRA) was at Thursday‘s board meeting to set the record straight. LeClaire told trustees CPRA has an 80,000 sq. ft., stateâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"art Mississauga plant for recyling, is a nonâ€"profit organization with 28 member companies, including McDonald‘s Restaurants of Canada, Ltd. other fast food companies and some major petroâ€"chemical compaâ€" nies. "We would like to demonstrate that polystyrene can and is being recycled in an environmentally responsible manner," said LeClaire. Trustees heard that polystyrene is being recycled into viable materiâ€" als used to produce office supplies, CD and cassette cases, horticultural products and industrial compoâ€" nents. LeClaire also said that compaâ€" nies don‘t have to be a member of CPRA to use the recycling facility and said there is curbside pickâ€"up of polystyrene products in Halton. Halton Multicultural Clinic sponsors free income tax clinics for newcomers Learning how to file income tax forms can sometimes be a conâ€" fusing and frustrating experience, especially if your a newcomer to the country. WANTED 56 PEOPLE "FINALLY" FAT FREE I used an incredible 21st Century system to: * LOSE 16 LBS. 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