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April 1, 1984

Newsroom 985-2131

PARK ROYAL DISPLAYS é
Recycling saves your ta

OVER A MILLION _ a _
tons of garbage are col-
lected each year
throughout the lower
mainland and hauled to
landfills. Each ton of
newspapers, glass, oil,
clothing, old appliances
or aluminum costs
about $25 to take away.
Those are tax dollars.

Several groups, in
municipalities from  Van-
couver to Hope, have gotten
together to wage a war on
waste and have proclaimed
April as ‘‘Recycling Month.’’

To kick off the month-long
recycling program, displays
will be featured in the North
Mall of Park Royal Shopping
Centre starting April 2,
where they will remain for
one week.

On the final day, Saturday,
April 7, there will be a special
event for children - a clown
performing a skit on recycl-
ing every hour from 10a.m.
to Sp.m. Each performance is
followed by a children’s
mask and hat making work-
shop in which recycled
materials are used.

In the last year, interest in
recycling has jumped and
consequently so’ have the
number of recycling depots.

A great number of trees
would be spared the axe and
other natural resources saved

NEWS photo Stuart Davis

ALBERT GARNER, left, discusses recycling with David Cadman, a GVRD spokesman on
recycling, at Park Royal North. The mall will contain 12 displays from April 2-7, from both
private and public sectors, in an effort to stimulate North Shore residents to be more
resourceful by recycling.

if, by recycling, the number
of tons of garbage now being
sent to landfills, could be
reduced by even 10 per cent.

Such a_ reduction holds
potential savings of
$3,000,000.

In esamation, the amount
of paper, primarily
newspaper, being recycled in
the lower mainland 1s about
15 per cent higher than it was
last summer

pollutants than that made
from virgin materials.

The recycling month pro-
gram is designed to make the
public more aware of the ad
vantages of recycling, both to
themselves and the commun:
ty, and how they can
Participate

The displays at Park Royal
have been

co-operation with its own
member municipalities, as
well as with federal and pro-
vincial agencies, and a
number of community
Organizations and private
companies

Printed) materials, in
cluding an updated version of

GVRD’s ‘Recycling Duirec-
tory’ will be available
without charge Copies of the
directory are also available at
public hbranes or by contac
tung GVRD information ser

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