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Meat market in Crediton
Jim's Meat Market in Crediton opened for business Saturday morning. Shown above at the
butcher block are Debbie Bender and Jim Hayter.
Bluewaster plans to handle
all solid waste by year 2000
HURON PARK - As its general membership meeting held in Huron
Park, on July 26, the Bluewater Recycling Association unveiled its plans
for a one stop shop solid waste management program that should be fully
available to its members by the year 2000.
The plan calls for a four phase deployment of programs for the mem-
bers to enjoy a totally hands free solid waste management program that
will see diversion exceed 75 percent. "Members are having difficulty han-
dling the ups and down of market price for recycling while they are simul-
taneously hit with rising waste disposal costs." said Phil Maguire chair-
man of the board. "Our members will be able to forget about
waste management and concentrate on other local issues
that may be more important."
Programs under development inciude the collec-
tion for the whole waste stream which should be-
gin in early 1996 with a centrally managed user
pay program for those who opt in by 1998 elimi-
nating the need for tax dollars to pay for waste
management services. Those programs will be
matched with a central disposal facility which will include a dirty material
recovery facility to recover recyclables and compostables, left in the
waste by unconcerned ratepayers. "We are designing a centralized system
that will manage discarded resources rather than waste and that approach
is going to make the difference in our ability to reduce our dependance on
landfills." said Francis Veilleux, President of the Association.
From its humble beginnings in 1989 to today's award winning organiza-
tion serving over 50 municipalities in southwesternOntario, the Associa-
tion grew primarily for its ability to respond quickly to needs of local mu-
nicipal governments. While this approach has been fruitful for the
Association in the past, the directors of this Association and the manage-
ment clearly believe that a more proactive approach to providing services
in the future is needed to ensure continued growth and success.
Furthermore, the Association will continue to keep abreast of external
developments in the industry. The Association believes the time has come
for a full review of our waste management practices as many technologies
are now available to better handle what we dispose of in an environmen-
tally friendlier way while lowering costs.
"The results of our efforts outlined in the plan will be the most effective
waste management system in Ontario. Our sy°tem will divert waste like
no other because it will be built on the foundation that waste is simply an
unexploited resource," said Maguire
Glad Days in
South Huron
GRAND BEND - Glad Days are
coming to a town near you in
South Huron, on August 10 and
11. In 1986, the gladiolus was
adopted as the flower for Epilepsy.
The brightly colored character of
this flower, as well as the term
"GLAD" are symbols of the hope
we have to make Epilepsy a disor-
der of the past.
The flowers will be delivered on
August 10 and sold on August 11,
in Grand Bend, Exeter, Hensall,
Zurich and Huron Park. You can
buy a bunch or two of glads here
in Grand Bend at the IGA or the
TD bank. Pre -orders are available
by calling 238-2471. Please sup-
port the work of the Huron -Perth -
Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy.
OIC/RSP
1 Yr. • 8.25%%
3Yr. •8.50%
5yr. •7.00%
Segregated Fa
1 YR. • 14.39%
3YR. •9.87%
6 YR. • 9.D8%
Allergy alert
OTTAWA - The Health Pro-
tection Branch (HPB) of Health
Canada is warning consumers
allergic to Peanuts not to con-
sume Lady Sarah chocolate cov-
ered wafer bars. The product
contains peanut components
which are not indicated on the
label.
Imported by J.W. Windsor
Canada Ltd. of Laval Quebec,
these 23g bars are manufactured
in Poland and arc individually
wrapped. The product is distrib-
uted in Quebec, Ontario and
possibly in the Maritime prov-
inces.
This product is considered a
health risk only for those indi-
viduals who have an allergy to
peanuts. Because of the potential
for serious allergic reactions,
Canadian food regulations re-
quire that peanuts or any peanut
component he declared on food
Ia1ols. To date, HPB is aware of
one fatal allergic reaction asso-
ciated with the consumption of
this product.
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Seniors discount on Mon.,
Tues., Wed.
Times -Advocate, August 2,1995
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