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Peterson claims new drink
containers will create jobs
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Ontario Premier David Peter-
son's new soft drink container
regulation will create an estimated
1,400 new jobs over the next three
years through recycling programs,
Environment Minister Jim Bradley
said.
"Recycling is the keystone of
Premier Peterson's new soft drink
container policy," Bradley said as he
addressed delegates of the Recycl-
ing Council of Ontario's Sixth
Annual Recycling Conference in
Burlington.
The new soft drink regulation will
provide a secure market niche for
refillable bottles and offer consum-
ers a range of containers, including
plastic bottles and, by 1987, alumi-
num cans, all of which must be
recyclable.
"As the program gathers steam,
we can expect some 1,400 new jobs to
be created in the recycling indus-
try," Bradley said. The new Recycl-
ing Advisory Council which will be
appointed to promote and guide
recycling, will be based in Hamilton.
Bradley predicted that new em-
ployment will be also created in
making the new plastic and plastic-
coated glass recyclable bottles.
The Ministry of the Environment
will provide increased funding of
$2.8 million annually to encourage
curbside collection of separated
material for recycling.
The substantial increase in pro-
vincial funding will be directed to
municipalities to support the esta-
blishment and expansion of source
separation and collection programs.
Bradley said the policy requires
that the recyclable containers must
be collected along with other
materials such as newsprint. So the
new recycling program will reach
beyond soft drink containers to
encourage widespread recycling.
The Recycling Conference is the
highlight of the Ontario Govern-
ment's first Recycling Week.
At the conference, Bradley pre-
sented Recycling Week Awards to
several conscientious organizations,
companies and individuals who are
Londesboro
4-H club meets
The fourth meeting of Londesboro
3 - 4-H was held at the Duizer
residence, October 7.
The meeting was opened with the
4-H pledge. The members went to
the kitchen and made pumpkin cake
and apple chiffon cake. They talked
about butter cakes and egg foam
cakes. They talked about how to
prepare and choose pans for baking
cakes, then talked about fruits and
vegetables that add nutritional value
to cakes and about different things
that can go wrong with a cake.
They then ate their cakes and the
meeting was adjourned.
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