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More, more, more, urges recycling committee lan Kirkby Chronicle Staff « At least one more Waterloo recycling committee group is just weeks away from a recommendation to council for an expansion of recycling within the city. The "business recycling" committee will have a recommendation for council to expand recycling to restaurants in approximately one month, predicted member Lyle Halero. "We‘re pretty well ready. We‘ve worked out which restaurants and bars want to participate and what kinds of containers they need," said Halero. The group will now coordinate with other groups within the recycling committee to see if their recommendations can be merged for presentation to Halcro told a meeting of the recycling committee Tuesday the city will need to purchase a fourth recycling truck to expand recycling to business, industry, schools, and universities. The city is currently processing paperwork to order a third recycling truck. Delivery is expected November. Meanwhile, the city voted March 28 to set up a sixâ€"month pilot project to collect recyclables from four multipleâ€"unit complexes in town. McLelâ€" PAGE 12 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY APRIL 5, 1989 lan Disposal Services Ltd. will collect the reeyclâ€" ables. Colin Read, a member of the ‘"institutions", group said members had looked at both school boards, the two universities, churches, retirement and nursing homes and Conestoga College. Involving churches should be easy, he said. The school boards are currently slowly expanding their recycling internally. The city currently picks up recyclables from some schools within Waterloo. "If necessary, it may require some joint action from the universities and the city, maybe in the form of containers. We can look at Guelph as an example there." "The universities are a little more complex. If Eothjng else, the coordination is difficult," said The "education" committee is currently compiling a resource list of speakers and materials for schools and service clubs, said member Robb Mann. American experiences have shown the most effective way of educating people about recycling is through their utility bill, he said. The group will need cooperation at city hall for that occur. * Watch and clock repairs (Watch repairs guaranteed 1 yr.) e and sized » Beads restrung .mm"-spwngmum'mm TRINITY JEWELLERS < HONDA Come ride with us. JEWELLERY & WATCH REPAIR SPECIALISTS 114â€"A KING ST. SOUTH, WATERLOO 885â€"2455 Open: Mondayâ€"Saturday 9:30â€"5:30 mmema a twoâ€"week fun approach to track and field for to 8. Archeology Field School: a fascinating threeâ€"week dig into our area‘s past for Grades 10 and 11. ALSO OFFERING: Pick up a credit or interest course at summer school. SOMETHING NEW: Le Camp Des Art: a unique program offers 7 to 13 year olds the opportunity to develop artistic skills and speak French throughout * Grades 9 to 13/0AC new credit courses * Makeâ€"up Credit Courses for Grades 9 to 1/0AC * Nonâ€"credit courses in mathematics, English and French for the Grade 8 student needing reinforcement. * Doing it Myseif * Driver Education * Office Support Training for Grade 12/0AC students * English as a Second Language | * Music Enrichment Program * School for the Performing Arts * School of the Visual Arts (Grades 7 to 13) * Summer Art (Kindergarten to Grade 6) * Summer Camp for French immersion Students Call your home school or the Adult and Continuing Education Department at the Education Centre, 742â€"1751, ext. 208 for WMthdMM_ Bus transportation is for most programs. Adult and Continuing Education * LIQUIDâ€"COOLED Vâ€"TWIN * SHAFT DRIVE * BUILTâ€"IN STORAGE COMPARTMENTS The Waterloo County Board of Education A*Class!