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t .. St o P t. o , t T A Atllills - t l BUSINESS DIPLOMA Administrative Assistant Rubbermaid demonstrates industrial leadership Koehler first began his story with the plastic stretch film that keeps boxes from falling off skids and pellets during the shipping process. Instead of these films being thrown away, as they would in days gone by, they are collected and made into plastic pellets by a Brampton firm called Resource Plastics Inc. ()nc such company Is Ruhhcmnud Canada Inc on South Serxuce Road West Its product manugm of food services and - Als'lnullmc. Chric, km‘hlvl‘ ouiluid hovr m 1m Nt [mg IN uchlcsrsd ‘11 l|1v(’.m.ull;m hcml office m ()nknllc With the provincial government putting the screws on industries to cut down on the amount of waste they throw into dumpsites, Oakville's man- ufacturers are devising methods for using recycled materials in their products. No funds for waste reduction I The provincial government's s ngent reg“ tions on waste reduction have unicipalitie institutions and the manufactu . sector trying meet goals without the financi resources to 'i'/ noted the MPP for Oakville uth. Gary Carr said the gove lent has I to release a promised discussion Jar - fi . cing the waste manage J J e e pr nce. As the regulations beco " law, the I (Industrial. Commercial and In itutional) sec r will have only six months to mply while sout m Ontario municipalities hav v' mil next year, Although many irms have untarily taken measures to recycle ' . to red . u - u . . I have to go all the wa to t t e regu atio . Grocers and manufactu I I i articular have cri cizpd them, wondering ho ey can comply wi Commercial and In itutional) sec r will have required [', prepare a was audit betore undertak- only six months to mply while sou m Ontario ing a con ction project a building of more municipalities have r ntil next year, than 2,000 ti are metres. Although many irms have untarily taken regul ions. broug n in May of this year measures to recycle .t [", tored .. v u vill fo y, y, r [] ' ', passage of Bill 143 have to go all the wa to t t e regu atio . ic was tit en - Act Respecting the Grocers and manufactu - o i ,articular have cri anagement of Waste n the Greater Toronto Ares cizpd them, wondering h y can comply wi and to amend the E ronmental Protection Act. even more of the govemm 's rules in a clim “The Liberals ted against Bill I43 because ii already burdened with cost] w _ulations such t ve too much Wer to the regulations." saic pay and employment equity, no .. ' O . ' ere was no discussion on the reg "And municipalities are asked to fund it but ul p, s (before enactment)." THE FUN BEGINS AT 10:00 AM. SATURDAY!! * itttit*‘k‘k‘ktttit*tt‘k‘kttt‘ktttttititi * BATTING CALL 845-5585 l tr-fl-lilly...,.,! I - G RAN? P E NI SATURDA . JULY 24 *STORYBOOK ADVENTURE MINI-GOLF CAGES *KIDDY RIDES SATURDAY, JULY 24tltl, OIIMIIo‘s Business Selma 2251 North Service Road west 847-8118 338-6600 Rubbermaid uses these pellets to make up from Oakville uth. id the gove m has a , discussion a fi e pr n bCO law, the I (Indl _ """' ...- . - \....__u..._.. tutional) sec r will have Iply while sout m Ontario il next year, ms have untarily taken to red . I to t t e regu auo . i articular have cri h ey can comply wi :mm 's rules in a clim mm WET 'iiiii?tCl' N g1US c,nr)'iiiiiiii?j1',f,,il, far" Mott MINORS ST. WEST . HISSIWUGA I I - i SHOP AT HOME 1'Giiki,iy, BOOKED tm OFHCE WITHIN 24 nouns i% [illliiiii!flj, gtfiiiMillll5 my, Q T '- \ , , ." " , 'lt' 2,400 rilii2iiiullgiiiill FF ,-:-._-ii-i.-/t. . Fr ,r.si--sii't FREE' 422 . x i "ii,,,.",.':)."')?')'?)""":"--?: dsl ’ ---nn " HOME ttif:',?, "s FF 'rc-rr-_'-'-] I Lg'; V ’\ , 'WALL e"" $31559 C-cr?,- pi-r-T-'?. i,ied, “hf _ . VII Lots of FREE Parking $03.? ' -_. me n. --...-. -.. requi prepare a was a ing a con ction project than 2,000 . are metres. regul ’ons.broug I fo . I ic was tit e At anagement of Wast n thet don't get money to do it." he said. The regu . ' aimed at 50% diversion of waste from pro cial landfill sites by the year 000, will fore he three affected groups (1C1 sec- ' municip ies with more than 5.000 people . s usin large volumes of packaging) to extensive y t eir waste and make out a wastered ' work . Bui g and demo ion contractors will be reaui prepare a was audit before undertak- 20% to 25% of many commercial. industrial and Institutional products it manufactures here Although food compostcrs itrc not manufactured at the ()zikwllc plant. such products as food scr Vice trays uscd in food courts and “tilt trucks" (large garbage huts on wheels! arc. “We use them (pellets) only in non-food prod- ucts hccausc we can't guarantee the same 2?1lL'll JOY sanitation as we would with l00'7r Virgin materials." said Koehlcr. “That's why they're used in things like garbage cans." Koehler said plastic can be recycled infinitely provided the same plastic type is used. Rubbermaid. with its head office in Wooster, Ohio, turns out about 2.700 products. Many of its consumer products __ food containers. hath mats and so on ---- are familiar to householders. (It also manufactures beer pitchers.) "Fl""")'"'")""""'-"?"?'" 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