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WHITY PME PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29,1990,. PAGE 9 whitby business .l'14r47J4 (J. A QIIKER, more effective backyard compost system lias been developed by Workwel of Oshawa. Local firm makes more effective, quieker composter A Durham Region manufacturing firm, Workwel Producte, has recently designed and produced an alternative te the old-fashioned compost pile or bin system. ThoLh much research, WorkwelT Products of Oshawa designed a composter for the backyard that works effectively and quiecker, and with less work, 1han the traditional compost pile or bin composting system. In the Workwell system, a rotating drum allows both easy turning of the compost and fr-equent aeration. It bas beon discovered that the decomposition process is much faster- as the air supply is increased te, the composting material. This is mainly because the bacteria that causes a compos 'le te, break down, feeds on air. Te more air that reaches the compost material, the quieker the compoeting process. The eas rotation and aeration of the composting material productes compost two or three times faster than the standard bin type of compsing, with minimal effort. CAPIC FROM PAGE 8 employees. He says that this is just thebenin of growth in 'the region as he sees a defimite ne for such an association. «One of the reasons for CAPIC is te reduce inventories and lower manufacturing overbeads to, kee,p obsolescence te a ini- He, says they emphasize the ~just in .time~ method which ori- ginated in JaJpan - the rgt part 1tothe right FUp us ii time wbich means Iego stock and more production. 'It increases prýoducion and efflciency.w ..te L ra 0 &*0 D arebird ofa fetfir an they ve fow toete bef. "q I <i Lottery funds help people with disabilities. Sharmila Iost a leg to cancer when she was six years old. Withi the help of a prosthetic Ieg, Sharmila is able to skip and swim with her friends. Helping people with disabilities is just one way lottery funds are used. Lottery funds are also used to providegants in other areas such as sports and recreation, arts'and culture, hospitals, and province- wide charities. This is how Lottery funds are working for you in your area. Lung Association (Hasting-Prince Edward), Belleville Outreach Abuse Prevention, Oshawa Peterborough and District Information Centre and Volunteer, Peterborough -I uu~~ IN~. u fundlnig though Ontario Lottery Corporation Together we're makig good thigs happen. a dzains have'reoelved i the TdIlumi Founxldto. Winstin6 mes r ~ LS 6 ~ i- or 111] ENCORE ENCORE IlENCORE