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PAPER GATOR RECYCLING

November 4, 2011 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

The St. Aloysius Athletic Booster Club is collecting paper for recycling. A container, called the Paper Gator, is located on the north side of the school to collect newsprint, catalogs/magazines, junk mail, phone books, office/school paper, hard and soft cover books at any time of the day. The program cannot accept plastic, metal, trash, glass or any cardboard. The ABC will receive $20 for each ton of paper. The school is located south of I-469, exit 6, on State Road 1, Yoder. For more info: www.papergatorrecycling.com.

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