A7 - Wednesday, January 12, 1983 - North Shore News

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Recycling i is no ‘Communist plot’ |

Dear Editor”
In his letter of January

2nd, Robert Robinson
makes garbage _ recycling
seem to be a Communist
plot. What about the
recycling depots now
operating in) West Van-
couver and the one that

SPEC ran. successfully for
several years in North Van
{accepting sorted papers,
bottles and tin cans)? Does
he think the local citizens
who cooperate in these
projects are some kind of
dupes?

1 think Mr. Robinson has
forgotten that worn out cars
are récycled:” that
newspapers become roofing,

Fine young
NV people

Dear Editor:

North Vancouver, you
should be proud of some of
your young people.
Especially the volunteers for
the special Olympics
program held at the Stardust
rollerskating centre every
Sunday might of the year at
six-week sessions.

Those young people put
their heart and soul and
patience into teaching the
physically and = mentally
handicapped people
rollersk ating.

Hats off to Mary Hen-
drcks and Mary Dale Knight
and Mike Corvette and all
the other volunteers. Our
special people think you're
tops.

Mrs E. Burdett and Brad
Mrs. E Bismeyer
Debbie

North Vancouver

and

packing, insulation and
paper, that glass bottles are
re-melted, that beer and pop
bottles are reused; and that,
unul recently, milk came in
re-usable bottles.

In World War II, scrap
metal was saved for = ar-
maments; cooking fat for
soap: old woollens for re-
carding, etc.

He may not know that
fertilizer is made from
sulphur dioxide recovered
from mine smelter fumes

and also Milwaukee city
sewage. (marketed as
*Milorganite’).

The large-scale

manufacture of new
products is fast depleting our

Dear Editor: | .

My fnmends and 1 are
ternbly shocked at the news
that the pounds are charging
extremely high prices for
pets that have been picked
up, many jimes on their own
lawns!

In view of these ttmes of
recession and unem-
ployment, would if not be a
compassionate gesture of
those members running the
pounds, to allow the animals
to be picked up for .a small

“fee? This humane gesture

would, | feel sure, reap a
harvest of good will from the
public. The pounds don't
exactly have a good name as
itis, so how about letting the
owners retrieve their pets.
Other plans could be made

in 1983. Perhaps all this
trouble will also cause
Owners of animals to be
more careful of their

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discarding of used products
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garbage problems. In my
opinion, massive recycling
of wastes is not a “heap of
foreign philosophy” but a
way of slowing down these

two processes that con-
tribute to the = rapid
detenoration of our en-

vironment.

If we recycle, we have less
need to use up precious
natural resources and we
have less garbage disposal
headaches.

JM. Black —
North Vancouver

Pound fees ‘shock’

adopted ones which cannot
speak for themselves.

Gatle Campbell
West Vancouver

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