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I Pit Laimmoi, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1993. PAGE 17.
Landfill committee explores recycling
The issue of recycling is once
again being discussed by the Blyth-
Hullett Landfill Site Committee.
Blyth Reeve Dave Lee reported
to Blyth council Jan. 26 that the
committee was " exploring the pos-
sibilities of doing something with
recycling."
younger generation to go out into
the work place to really find out
what working is all about.
This course also could help you
with your decision about what you
would like to do after you graduate.
It could help you pick the right
subjects in college or university or
maybe you would just want to go
He wouldn't elaborate except to
say the committee was discussing
the idea and no definite decisions
have been made.
right to the work place or maybe
apprentice at a job you enjoy.
My co-op placement will help me
greatly because after high school I
would like to go to college to go
through for Agriculture Manage-
ment. I figure I would have a great
start by knowing different types of
feeds, minerals and drugs that are
added to feeds. I think co-op
education is great, and I highly
recommend it for you.
Reeve Lee said there are many
issues to be discussed such as the
cost involved and how to find a
system that would suit both an
urban and rural municipality.
"This has been discussed other
times but it hasn't gone through
because of the cost involved and
because there was a question of
does it make sense to recycle?" he
said.
Ratepayer Mason Baillie was at
the meeting and he asked Reeve
Lee if the committee was interested
in making the landfill site last
longer.
Reeve Lee said that's what
prompted the debate.
Councillor Steve Sparling said he
doesn't doubt many people believe
in recycling but the crux of the
matter is the economics of it.
The discussion coincided well
with correspondence council had
received from the Grade 2/3 class
at Blyth Public School.
The students wrote expressing
their anger that Blyth didn't have a
recycling program.
Candice Bearss wrote "I don't
want Blyth to pollute with glass
and plastic bags. We can reuse
them or we should have blue boxes
but we don't. Please dolt."
Another student, Matthew Hill,
wrote "I'm really mad that Ms. Lit-
tle (their teacher) has to bring our
tins and cans to the dump. Please
start a bluebox program."
Students learn through co-op
ROB JOHNSTON
By Rob Johnston
Hi, my name is Rob Johnston. I
am 17 years old, and currently in
Grade 12. I am a student at
F. E. Madill Secondary School,
Wing-ham, where I am enrolled in
co-op. My co-op placement is at
Dauphin Feed and Supply, Walton
and Dungannon. My supervisor at
the Walton Mill is Bob Gordon of
Belgrave and my supervisor at the
mill in Dungannon is Gary
Dauphin from Brussels, owner of
the two mills.
Some of the things I do while I
am there are making different kinds
of feed, bagging feed for
customers, flour stocking, looking
after customers and unloading and
loading trucks.
I think the co-operative course
offered at F. E. Madill Secondary
School is a great learning experi-
ence for teenagers. It allows the
DARYL GRAHAM
By Daryl Graham
Co-operative education. What a
way to learn about the working
world while earning marks and
gaining credits which contribute to
one's diploma. This is my second
year in the co-operative programme
based in an artistic branch of the
work force.
I am privileged to be able to
work with Mr. Keith Roulston; the
crew at The Citizen, a newspaper
originating out of Blyth, and The
Rural Voice, a magazine, that also
is published in Blyth. It is a
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