Old iron plentiful
I Special Christchurch City, 'Council crews picked up 14 ) tonnes of metal during the i 'rubbish recycling scheme’s!; ) third week, when 20 per cent) lof homes in four trial areas!'
put out scrap metal. Recycling officers expect) that after the glass collec-; tion next week, more than 50; per cent of the homes in the 1 areas will have put out at,
ileast one of four recycling materials for collection. More than half the participating homes this week gave ; washed and flattened tin leans.
Other materials included : | refrigerators, washing ■)machines, old roofing iron l|and spouting, car parts, battiteries, and old bicycle tj frames. ■
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Press, 25 September 1978, Page 13
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