MVR FALL NEWSLETTER 2005

Extra Extra Read All About It!!! MVR and The Janette Rankin Peace Center have started a program to fund recycling in the schools. Call today to make a donation or go to our website for more information.

Besides that, not too much is new in the recycling worl. Our big gas-hog trucks are still working to haul tons of recyclables to market, using way less gas than fifty folks driving around to drop-off the goods as.........................
Oil goes up up up, but still not high enough to stop many people from driving.

Have you thought abut using a bike more often with these rising gas costs? FREECYCLES at 732 S. 1st. W. will help you fix up that run down bike for free. OR you could recycle all your old two wheeled inventions.... they will fix and find them a home. They are open from 4-7pm Monday thru Thursdays to help you and can be reached at 541-7248 (PATH).

The glass drop-off is still growing a hill, and we are hoping a market for the glass sand can be sustained. Some of it is being used in small concrete projects. We are paying them to grind glass so you our customers are making glass recycling happen in Missoula.

Kids are susceptible to the dealers that push trash on them. Naturally, people that recycle become more aware of their environment. Please help the kids by supporting "Recycling in the Schools."

Please: You can help us by separating and crushing your recyclables.

Darin says "Wash and Squash."

Andy asks everybody to:
please separate your tin and aluminum. And your magazines and newspaper! And no lids thank you.

Tom reminds everybody to: write your name on all of your re-usable plastic bins.

Call us three days in advance if you need to change your pickup day or get a vacation hold.

Check our website for updates, community resources and more at: www.missoulavalleyrecycling.com