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'THE B.C. Winter Games have
left the North Shore and all that
remains are the mountains of
‘garbage created by the 3,000
Participating athletes, 4,000
volunteers and countless -visi-
_tors during the three-day event.
To recover some of that
refuse, North Shore Recycling
~ QNSR). mounted a large-scale
* recycling effort, with over 80
recycling carts _— situated
throughout the sporting venues
‘and meal sites. Recycling pro-
gram volunteers were on hand
to educate, International Paper
Indusnies (IPI) donated four
days of recycling collection ser-
vice and North Shore Youth
. Band members were there to

recover refundable pop cans. o 4
Before the games, NSR esti-
. Maated that 30,000 pop cans, juice ] ms nay yr
botties and paper lunch boxes ) f
would be recycled over the three-

day event, from athletes’ Junch-
es alone. But on Wednesday, On March Ist, 1996. We add a new code. 1-800 and now 1-888,
NSR’s Rachel Pollard said that both f t Wl
“contamination” had resulted botn Tree tO Cail.
in far lower numbers.
“People were throwing their
hot dogs into the recycling bin,”
she said, adding that much of

the mixed red b
IPI will, probably have to bedis. Starting March 1st, BC TEL will be introducing a new toll-free code that will work exactly
carded because food items,

which are non-recyclable, were the same way as our 1-800 code. So what dees this mean to you? When you see any number ] _

mixed in with the recyclable
paper lunch boxes. * that starts with 1-888, just like a 1-800 number, it means it’s absolutely free to call.

—8y Layne Christensen