Two-ton Taunch _ for paper recycling. program by Betty Barton Skeena Jr. Secondary School students saw the first truckload of recyclable paper they’ve been collecting driving off to - Vancouver, courtesy of Terrace’s ' Canada Safeway and Rich Mc- Daniels of Old Dutch June 25. - Teacher Danny Houpt explains that it all started in February with one box placed in one classroom to collect recyclable paper. Event- ‘ually every class had at least one = This is just the beginning ofa great idea," says Skeena schoo! librarian Ray Walker. He’s talking about the school’s paper _Teceptacle. recycling project, conceived and organized by teacher Danny Houpt (foreground). The students sent off 122 boxes of | Six Grade 8 students from the recyclable paper to Vancouver Monday, transportation courtesy of the Terrace Safeway outlet. Outdoors Club (Stella Haigh, Clare — _ Jennings, Dennis Chow, Lesley The Terrace and Distriet Teach- recycle as much as possible within 4% MERE MEMEEA MERLE REA EY Robinson, Suzanna Vandevelde, ers’ Association has approached the schools. They have endorsed rg EERE ERE EM EE EEE Sandra Mantel) and friends Mike the school board with a proposal to the proposal in principal. . * Talstra and Carolyn Craig, took on NORTH worth ERN _, the task of emptying the boxes and . | ig ; ri SOUTH if R Smee | Aquietgrad |: ‘usr “NYS: ’ As the project took hold, they started getting calls from other WEST... RET RAN eR STORE “nema | IS @ GOOd grad Wa -Go North...(ern): t x . a Pe * .. businesses and private citizens. * By; ‘Friday, of last week the Kalum The Class.of.1990 has earned a few congratulatory. .. x ‘District Forest office, B.C. Hydro, .” words. Not only for their achievement ‘in reuccesatelly * - Canada Employment Centre, High- completing 12 years of public education, but also for an ‘7 ways, Elan Travel, Skeena Health "uneventful" grad weekend. al mm er §€6§61 where entertainment + ‘Unit, the Terrace Standard and According to Terrace RCMP Cpl. Gary Moritz, most | + | ij S at it?s BEST!! * * ie * + * * * * * % “Caledonia school had contributed grads were "well behaved" during thelr weekend 30 boxes of recyclable paper, each celebration. Other than a few noisy party complaints — box weighing 15 kilograms. many of them not grads — there were no real problems On Monday, 122 boxes of paper and that says something for the maturity of the Class of were trucked to Vancouver. It is 1990. So for this year’s grad class, congratulations on a estimated that the boxes weigh job well done. almost two tons. Their initial goal was to gather one metric ton of paper, which, it is estimated, would save 17 trees. In discussion while they waited for the truck on Monday, the stu- dents decided that the project had been a major success for them- selves — in developing organiz- ational skilis and increasing their : Se BBB Lao ey 2, Pale awareness of the environment and ¢ she need to recycle. They feel it Bundle up your water heater sparked an interest and con- ges spared’ an intrest and | { in a cosy blanket... and save money. | The $120 per ton expected for eve Making your new gas water heater within the next year. Ine ill be £ Il BOWER electric water But if you don’t have gas service in the paper will be funnelled back ; ant into the Outdoors Club this ; SMA Ril _ heater more” . your home, we'd still like your electric oe year " energy- -efficies it water heater to be as energy-efficient as Perhaps future funds from paper h hei id. possible. S vei : . ‘old could supplement the recyc!- - Gan save you up to 10% on your househo d possible. So, when we install the insulating 7 . cy water heating costs. . blanket, we'll give you a coupon that’s | ing projects or increase the sal- That's why B.C.Hydro is making you good for a $20 rebate on a new Power “monid enhancement program a cosy offer: a free insulating blanket for Smart electric water heater. lready underway in Skeena. The your electric* water heater, installed free If for any technical reason your : students Salvaged approximately of charge. electric water heater cannot be fitted with three quarters of the paper nor- el ee It’s an offer worth $40. an insulating blanket, we'll offer you the | mally thrown out at their school. Natural gas is a convenient andecono- = same $20 rebate. | Terrace Safeway manager Eric ne gor Rea ; mical way to heat paler So if you hve a s° bundle e Your water heater will Johanson has volunteered cmpty AEN || sep convent to gas the next time you buy bills, and we'll all save energy. 3. Safeway trucks as often as needed, water heater. 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