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Retailers
Effective October 1,
1976, yoti will be required
to accept deposits on
refillable soft drink Con-
tainers of 100 on small
sizes and 20¢ on large
sizes, You will also be .
required to refund
deposits in these amounts
on all reasonably clean,
intact, refillable soft °
drink containers which
you normally handle.
This information is
covered in a notice
which must be dis-
played by soft drink
retail vendors. These
signs are provided by
the Ministry of the
Environment and are
available at our offices
in these locations:
Barrie, Belleville,
Cambridge, Cornwall,.
Don Mills, Grcnienhurst,
Kenora, Kingston,
London, North Bay,
Oakville, OWen Sound,
Ottawa, Penibroke,
• Peterborough, Sarnia,
Sault Ste. Marie, Stoney
Creek, Sudbury,
Thunder Bay, Timmins,
Welland and Windsor
or by writing or phoning:
Environment Ontario
185 St. Clair Ave., West
Toronto, Ontario M4V IPS
Telephone: (4l6).90.1658
DEPOSIT REFUND
FOR REFILLABLE
SOFT DRINK BOTTLES
Regulations of the Province of
Ontario under thO Environmental
Protection Act provide that a
cash refund of the full deposit
Will be paid for up to 48 intact
and, reasonably clean refillable
containers in any 24-hour period
of a brand. and flavour of '
carbonated soft drink sold here •
in containers of the sortie size '
within the preceding six months.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 13 1976
PAGE SEVENTEEN
,Community Seek
To Perpetuate
Grey Qi Name.
SOUTH KINLOSS NEWS
It has been suggested that the
community §hould see that a
pbrmanent 'Grey Ox Marker' be
put up 2 1/2 miles north of Lucknow
on the 4th concession of Kinloss.
Those interested in considering
this should try to attend a
discussion meeting at Blanche and
Jack Needham's at 2 p.m: on
Saturday, October 23. Everyone
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham
spent the. weekend at Corunna.
Visitors' for the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin were
Lynda McQuillin of Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs. Don McQuillin and girlt
of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Doek of Corunna.
The Kairsea Institute are invited
to Whitechtirch Institute meeting
on Monday, October 18 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Ripley: will give
her report on the convention at
introducing the greatest
aid to litter prevention since
the refillable op bottle_
refillable
pop bottle.
Remember the days when\all
pop bottles were returnable and refillable?
Your Ontario Ministry of the Environment
wants to bring those days back, because there •
were a lot of advantages to tl-ie ref illables.
Their re-use saved energy and raw .
materials involved in bottle manufacture. And;
more important, people reNrned refillable bottles.
So they didn't become the litter and garbage
disposal problem that throwaway bottles and
cans are causing today. • , •
On October 1, 1976 a new law went
into effect. It says that within six months, retail
vendors will be required to stock and display in
refillable bottles any size, flavour and brand of soft
drink they offer in non-refillable, bottles.
In other words they have to offer you a
choice. It also requires that retailers selling soft drinks in
refillableloottles must now accept and refund cash
depOSits of at least 100 on small sizes and 20¢ on large
sizes. Anc[the amounts of these deposits must be shown
separately from. the actual price of the pop.
. Your Ministry of the Environment
thinks that a return to refillable bottles
will save energy, help alleviate garbage ,
disposal problems, and reduce, thelumber
of landfill sites. It will. be a step toward
a clean, unlittered Ontario.
Prince Edward Island.
Home for the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Gib Hamilton were Betty'
of Niagara Falls. and Don of
Gogama.
The, Young Peoples of South
Kinloss Church, under the leader-
ship of Mrs. Don Bell and Mrs...
Leonard 'Clark, conducted the
Thanksgiving service on Sunday. It •
was a great joy and comfort to sit
back and enjoy what our young
people of this community are
doing. Keep up the' good work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ean Wallace,
Susan and Nancy of London visited
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Steer on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacKenzie •
and Christopher of Cobourg. and
Rod and friend of •Toronto visited
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank MacKenzie.
Christine Thompson of °stigma
visited with Mr.• and Mrs. f Ira
Dickie On the weekend.
Huron Junior
Farmer Activities
By Mary Anne Alton
The Huron County. Jr. Farmers
have ' just finished their first
newsletter for this year. It is jam
packed full of /reports and dates of '
upcoming events.
On October 24, the Huron
County Jr. Farmers are holding a
swim night from 8 p.m. - 9.30 p.m.
at the Vanastra Recreational Cen-'
ter. Every member is welcome, but
remember your swimming trunks
and towel,
The Clinton Jr. Frmers chtb have
recently donated '$500 to the Blyth
and District Community Centre
Building' Fund. Keep up the good
work!!
The West Huron -Club has a
dance scheduled for October 29 at
the Lucknow Legion dancing to
Sound Unlimited -from 9-1. This is
West Huron's , first anniversary
dance celebration, so join us in the,
festivities.
Century Farm Signs are avail-
able only from the Jr. Farmer's
Association of Ontario. They only
cost $7 and they show our pride in
our long, standing family farms.,,
There is a Huron County Jr.
Farmer's Broomball practice on
Wednesday, October 27 at 11 p.m.
in the Vanastra Arena after the
county meeting• in the Agriculture
Board Room. Anyone who is
interested /in becoming a member
of the team and having lots, of fun,
`please, attend.
The Howick Jr. Farmer's club
had' a very successful dance
recently at the Howick Community
Centre. The proceeds from this .
dance are going to the fighting
farmers against hydro corridors.
Since it is roiling around' to fall
membership time of the year, get'
Out and recruit new members.
Let's make this year the largest
county membership ever before in
Huron. "We give our best with all
our zest in harmony we grow, The
Jr, Farmers in the Province of
Ontario."
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