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Minnesota Pollution Control AgenGY(612) 296-7373,April, 1982 ,

This document is made available electronically by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library as part of an ongoing digital archiving project. http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/lrl.asp

This recycling directory lists known recyclers for thearea outside of the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area.The "Recycle It" directory, available from the Metropolitan Council,300 Metro Square, 7th and Robert, St. Paul, Minnesota 55101,(612) 297-6464, lists metropolitan area recyclers.

For information on specific materials accepted, materialspreparation required, and hours of operation, contact the individualrecycler at the number listed. The listed materials should beprepared as follows:

--NEWSPAPERS should be tied together or collected in paper bags.

--MAGAZINES are not recycled by most centers because of low marketprices.

--PLASTICS markets are now being developed. Check with the MPCAfor possible markets.

--PHONE BOOKS and other paper materials--keep materials separate.

--BEVERAGE CONTAINERS come in aluminum and bimetal containers.They can be separated by checking with a magnet. Bimetalcans should be placed with steel food cans.

--FOOD CANS should be rinsed, the labels removed, and cans crushed.

--GLASS should be sorted by color (clear, green and brown). Onlybottles and jars are acceptable; they should be rinsed, butlabels need not be removed. (Window glass is usually notrecyclable).

--SCRAP METAL such as ... appLtances,.autQmobiJ e parts, batteries,wire, pipe, etc. are often much more valuable than steel cans.Most scrap yard and auto and truck salvage yards sell usediron, tires, batteries, and auto and truck parts to the public

--CLOTHES, CLEAN RAGS and other useable or repairable items havea recycle value or can be given away to charities, traded in,or sold at auctions, flea markets or rummage sales.

If you would like more information on recycling, are inter­ested in starting a recycling center, 'or can provide additionallisting for this directory, contact the Minnesota PollutionControl Agency, 1935 W. County Road B2, Roseville, Minnesota 55113,or call (612) 297-7373.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Information Sheet for New Listings Page 1

2 . County Listings Pages 2-9

3 • Goodwill Industries, Inc. Pages 10-11Drop Box Locations

4. Salvation Army Drop Box Locations Page 12

5. Aluminum Can Drop Box Locations Page 13-22

6. Midwest Industrial Waste Exchange Page 23-27

7• How to Start a Community Recycling Center Page 28-36

OUTSTATE RECYCLING CENTERS INFORMATION SHEET

If you are not currently listed in the directory and want to be,please fill out the form below and return it to:

Mr. Sam HassonMinnesota Pollution Control Agency1935 West County Road B2Roseville, Minnesota 55113

1. Name:----------_._-------------------

2. Address: (street, city, zip code) _

3. Co unty: _

4. Telephone: (including area code)

5. Contact Person(s) and Title

6. Check (X) whether Location is:a. drop off centerb. redemption center _

7. Hours of Operation (days of week and hours) _

8. Materials taken or excluded:------------------

9. Check whether location will contract for specific amounts oftonnage:

10. Other Information:-----------------------

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CARLTON (continued)

Moose Lake Senior CitizensBox 109Moose Lake 55767(218) 485-4937ALUMINUM CANS

Moose Lake State Hospital1000 ·LakeshoreMoose Lake 55767(218) 485'::4411ALUMINUM

ill.iAction AutoBox 38Pine River 56474(21B) 587-2700AUTOMOTIVE, RADIATOR BATTERIES,CAST IRON, SHORT STEEL, SHEETIRON, APPLIANCES LOADED INCARS

CHIPPEWA

Hansen Distributing, Inc.1821 2nd Avenue NorthMoorhead ;6560(218) 236-1375GLASS

Huschke Recycling1813 South 25th StreetMoorhead 56560(218) 236-7904ALL PAPER

Flinn's Auto SalvageRoute 3 High~ay 212Montevideo 56265(612) 269-6569SCRAP METALS. ALUMINUMCANS (lOT STEEL CANS)

f.l!.!Al's Auto ¥reckingRoute 2Glydon 56547(218) 498-2797SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUMCANS, STEEL CANS

BROWN

Frontier Recycling Company218 19th Avenue SouthNew Ulm 56073(507) 354-2555SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUMCANS, CARDBOARD

CARLTON

Coca-ColaSleepy Eye 56085(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Conwed Corp.Arch StreetCloquet 55720(218)879-2800NEWSPRINT

Arneson DistributingCedar Avenue NESleepy Eye 56085(507) 794-7472GLASS, ALUMINUM

City Salvage & Supply Co.2141st Street NorthNew Ulm 55055(507) 354-2926SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

Coca-ColaTrauer's Super ValuSpringfield 56087(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM .

Coca-ColaNew Ulm(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Cooks SanitationNew Ulm 56073(507) 354-3423NEWSPAPERS

Reynolds AluminumMadison E~st Shoppjng CenterMankato • 56001(800) 228-2525

BELTRAMI

Mankato I on &215 West 1mMankato 56001(507) 625 6489ALL METAL

Kato SanitationRoute 1SouthbendiTownshiMankato 56001(507) 388.. 1157PAPER, CARDBOARD

Coca-Cola1201 North FrontMankato 56001(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM CANS

club's Recycling1702 North BroadMankato 56001(507) 388-8432NEWSPAPERS, GLASS,ALUMINUM

North Co ntryIndustri 1 ParkBerni dj i 6601(218) 75 -6001ALUMINUM CANS,

Monty's Auto1417 Lakeview DriBerni dj i 56601(218) 751-4825SCRAP METALS (NOT

Northern iAuto120 Be1tr.amiBemidji 5[6601(218) 7511-3974SCRAP METALS (NOT

BLUE EARTH

AITKIN

Glenn's Auto RebuildBox 951Detroit Lakes 56501(21B) 439-6142METALS (NOT SCRAP IRON ORCANS), BATTERIES, CATALYTICCONVERTORS

Hartmen Hide and Fur CompanyBox 51BDetroit Lakes 56501(21B) 847-56BlALL FERROUS AND NONFERROUSMETALS EXCEPT SHEETIRON,TIN CANS, AUTO BODIES

Detroit Lakes RecyclingRoute 5Detroit Lakes 56501(21B) B47-5920GLASS. PAPER, ALU~INUM,

TWINE, METALS

Charlie'sHighway 10 WestDetroit Lakes 56501(218) 847-5421ALUMINUM CANS, FOIL AND·SCRAP, ALUMINUM

Knutson Sanitation & SalvageRoute 3, Box 489McGregor 55760(218) 426-3337STEEL, IRON, ALUMINUM, PAPER,LEAD, COPPER

BECKER

Becker County DevelopmentalAchievement Center900 East Central Ave.Detroit Lakes 56501(218) 847-B206GLASS, NEWSPAPER, ALUMINUM,CARDBOARD·

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Coca-ColaWindom 56101(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

CROW WING

Brainerd Beverage DistrictHighway 210 WestBrainerd 56401(218) 829-2978ALU~lINUM CANS

Dean's Auto PartsP.O. Box 156Brainerd 50424(218) 829-3561SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUMg, STEEL CANS

H. R. Davis Hide 8. FurCounty Road 117Brainerd 56401(218) 829-5732SCRAP IRON, MtTALS

U-Can Recycling17 Washington StreetBrainerd 56401(218) 828-4346ALUMINUM

DODGE

Coca-ColaAmerican LegionDodge Center 55427(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaMunicipal Parking LotKasson-Mantorville(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Darrel QuesnelRR 1, Box 264ADodge Center 55927(507) 374-6660PAPER, CORRUGATED CANS,SCRAP METAL, GLASS

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Lin's Use Iron502 3rd S reet SEDodge Cen er 55 27(507) 374 2439SCRAP MET LS, ALUM NUMCANS (NOT STEEL CA S)

DOUGLAS

Deluxe Auto PartsRoute 5 Box 179(Carlos Corners)Alexandria 56308(612) 852P503SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

Flinn's Auto Salva eHighway 27Alexandria 5630(512) 763;-5195SCRAP METALS, ALUM NUMCANS (NOT'STEEL CA S)

H. Boyd Nelson, Inc.2510 BroadwayAlexandria 56308(612) 763;-6682ALUMINUM

Huschke RecyclingRoute 1 Box 667CAlexandria 56308(612) 763"-6739ALL PAPER. CORRUGATED

Project New Hope2020 Fi llmoreAlexandria 56308(612) 762,2349ALUMINUM CANS, GLASS, PAPER,MAGAZINES~ STEEL C~NS

FARIBAULT

Classic Auto Parts:Highway 169 North !

Winnebago, 56098TIN, RUBBER TIRES,iALUMINUM& STEEL CANS, CORRUGATEDCARDBOARD

FARIBAULT (cont.)

Coca-ColaWells 56097(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

4 X 4 Truck PartsHighway 169 NorthWinnebago 56098(507) 893-4450(800) 722-0540 (toll free)SCRAP METALS, BEVERAGECANS, BOTTLE GLASS (NOSTEEL CANS)

Patten Builsinf Supplies, Inc.P.O. Box 959Winnebago 56098(507) 893-3112NEWSPRINT

Scott's Auto Salvage825 Main SouthWinnebago 56098(507) 893-3520ALL METALS, ALUMINUM CANS

FREEBORN

Coca-ColaAlbert Lea(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Stadheim Sanitation Service2110 ConsulAlbert Lea 56007(507) 373-7066NEWSPAPER, CORRUGATED,ALUMINUM, APPLIANCES

GOODHUE

Buf's Truck PartsHighway 56Cannon Falls 55009(507) 263-2226SCRAP METAL, ALUMINUMCANS

GOODHUE (cont.)

Coca-ColaCannon MallCannon Falls 55009(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaHub Red' OwlZumbrota 55066(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaPamida StoreHighway 61 & Tylan RoadRed Wing 55066(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Erwi n Buck·610 Lincoln AvenueZumbrota 55992(507) 732-5836GLASS

George Lucius1005 West Hauffman StreetCannon Falls 55009(507) 263-2594GLASS

Reynolds AluminumPamida StoreHighway 61 & Tylan RoadRed Wing 55066(800) 288-2525ALUMINUM

HUBBARD

Dick's Auto WreckingHighway 71 SouthPark Rapids 56470(218) 732-4220(800) 492-4835AUTOMOTIVE

LE SUEUR (cont.)

Le Sueur-Minnehaha 4-HSwan & 2nd StreetLe Sueur 56058(612) 665-2408NEWSPAPER

Trimont Auto SalvageTrimont 56176(507) 893-4450(800) 722-0540 (toll free)SCRAP METALS. BEVERAGE CANS.(NO STEEL CANS), NEWSPAPERS.CARDBOARD, HIGH GRADE PAPER

LYON (conL)

Grong Sales610 Erie RoadMarshall 56258(507) 532-5622ALUMINUM CANS

Ritter's Sanitary ServiceBox 36Marshall 56258(507) 532-4678CORRUGATED

MAHNOMEN

Fairmont Recycling13th and Hampton(507) 238-1625Fairmont 56031NEWSPAPER. GLASS. ALUMINUMCANS. PLASTIC BOTTLES.CARDBOARD

Duane Schmiching13th and Hampton(507) 235-6718GLASS, TIN, NEWSPAPER,CARDBOARD, ALUMINUM.PLASTIC BEVERAGE CONTAINERS

Mahnomen City HallMahnomen 56557(218) 935-5807ALUMINUM

.MRlliCoca-ColaFairmont 56031(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

First National BankMahnomen 56557(218) 935-5807ALUMINUM CANS

56096

Tellijohn Sanitary Landfill122 North 5th Street(612) 665-3096CORRUGATED

LYON

Becker Iron & MetalBox 170Marshall 56258(507) 532-5330METALS

Coca-ColaMontgomery 56069(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

St. Wenceslauf School227 East Main StreetNew Prague 56071(612) 758-3133GLASS

Coca-ColaRed Owl LotElysian/Waterville(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Joe SimotaRoute 1Le Sueur 56058(612) 665-2796GLASS,· ALUMINUM CANS

Prague Area Wrestling Club307 7th Street NWNew Prague 56071(612) 758-2955GLASS

KOOCHICHING

Boise Ca cade Cor~oration

Internat onal Falls 56640(218) 28 -5486MAGAZINE , CARDBOARDNEWSPAPE

Rainy Lake Bevera e Company200 6th StreetInternational Fal s 56649(218) 283-9478BOTTLES,

International Sho ping MallHighway 71International Fal s 56649(218) 283-3221ALUMINUM·CANS,SCRAP ALUMINUM

LAC QUI PARLE

John P. SchmitzRox 104, jRouteBoyd 56218(612) 855-2469SCRAP METALS,CANS (NOjSTEEL

LAKE OF THE WOODS

Litton Auto SalP.O. Box i85Baudette 56623(218) 634-2608COPPER, ALUMINUMBATTERIES, APPLIAnww~,

SCRAP IRON (NO TIN OR WIRE)

LESUEUR

Coca-ColaLe Sueur 56058(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaLe Center 56057(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

ISANTI

Koop's Auto Parts &TowingRoute 2Stanchfield 55080(612) 396-2730SCRAP METALS, BEVERAGECANS (NO STEEL CANS)

Ostroms Used Auto PartsRoute 1Cambridge 55008(612) 689-2096SCRAP METALS (NOT CANS)

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Dick Distributing Company1303 7th Street NEGrand Rapids 55744(218) 326-3209GLASS

KANDIYOHI

Christian Evacuator ServiceRoute 1Blomkest 56216(612) 995-6141SCRAP METALS (NO CANS)

Willmar Produce & SteelBox 9Wi Ilmar 56201(612) 235-1733SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METAL

Windy Hill Auto PartsRoute 1New London 56273(612) 354-2201SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

West Central Industries711 Willmar Avenue EastWi llmar 56201(612) 235-5310WHITE PAPER, CORRUGATEDCARDBOARD, NEWSPRINT,ALUMINUM CANS

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Coca-COlaPlaza 15Hutchinson 55350(507) 388-2951ALUPHNUM

Coca-ColaCity ShopGlencoe 55336(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Hutchinson Iron & Metal Co.P.O. Box 1871st Avenue Southeast and Hwy. 22Hutchinson 55350(612) 897-1045SCRAP METALS

Jim's Auto SalvageRoute 2Hutchinson 55350(612) 587-5839AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, BATTERIES,RADIATORS

Posusta Salvage647 Oak StreetHutchinson 55350(612) 879-5705AUTOMOTIVE, METALS

MEEKER

American LegionLitchfield 55355(612) 693-9074PAPER

St. P'ul's Lutheran ChurchRamsey & RipleyLitchfield 55355(612) 693-6324NEWSPAPER

MILLF LACS

Stempf AutoRoute 3, 160x 118Onamia 56354(612) 532-3987SCRAP ME\ALS, ALUMINUM,& STEEL CANS !

MORRISON

Mord son ICo. Day i

Acti vity ICenter I307 North,west 9th IAvenueLittle Falls 56345(612) 632-9251 1GLASS, AWUMINUM N~WSPAPERS,CORRUGAT~D CARDBO~RD, BI-METALCANS24-l1our dlrop-off PIc i nts:

Behind Telephone d.Upsala 56384

Behind City HallPillager 56473

City Ha 11Motley 56466

Fire HallRandall 56475

Kanmic Lane Apts.Pierz 56364

Side of L mberyardSwanvi 11 e 563821

Town Cent rOn amia 56359

Under Water TowerRoyalton 56373

Select Insulation Mfg. Inc.303 13th Avenue NW i

Little Falls 56345(612) 632-6669NEWSPAPER

MOWER

Chas. Dubinsky & Co.10th Or. & 8th Avenue SEP.O. Box 29Austin 55912(507) 433-3496ALL METALS

Coca-ColaOak Park MallAustin 55912(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Crowley Beverage Co.617 Northeast 11th StreetAustin 55912(50l) 433-8295ALUMINUM

Delmar EllisRoute 5Austin 55912(507) 437-1893CANS, GLASS, PAPER

First Methodist Church204 1st Avenue NWAustin 55912(507) 433-8839PAPER

Gopher Distributing Co.Highway 218 NorthAustin 55912(507) 437-3238ALUMINUM

Pacelli School311 4th Street NW(507) 437-327BPAPER

Reynolds AluminumK-Mart Parking LotAustin 55912(BOO) 22B-2525ALUMINUM

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Holinka Distr., Inc.East Highway 62Fulda 56131(507) 425-2109ALUMINUM CANS

NI COLLET ....Coca-ColaSt. Peter 56082(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Dollars For Scholars FundCounty FairgroundsP.O. Box 25St. Peter 56082(507) 931-5703(507) 931-2253

OLMSTED

Chaddock Truck Parts832 14th Street NWRochester 55901(507) 288-3346SCRAP TI N

Coca-ColaApache Mall-Highway 52 & 14Rochester 55901(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaBoyum FoodsStewartville 55976(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Gopher Distr. Co.1640 SE 3rd AvenueRochester 55901(507) 288-4211ALUMINUM

OLMSTED (cont.)

Hemker's Recycling963 1st Avenue SERochester 55901(507) 282-4729GLASS, ALUMINUM,CORRUGATED, NEWSPAPER,HIGH GRADE PAPER, PLASTICSOFT DRINK BOTTLES

Reynolds AluminumApache Mall-Highway 52 & 14Rochester 55901(800) 228-2525ALUMINUM

Rochester Iron & Metal1950 3rd Avenue SERochester 55901(507) 288-3228SHEET IRON, BEVERAGECANS, SCRAP METALS(NOT STEEL CANS OR WIRE)

Rodney Watson215 16th Street NERochester 55901(507) 288-7281GLASS. PAPER

I S. E. Minnesota Recyclingen 4802 8th Street SWI Rochester 55901

(507) 289-7510NEWSPAPER

Sexton Auto Parts &Salvage

Route 2 Box 139Rochester 55901(507) 282-3777SCRAP METAL, ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

OTTER TAIL

Coca Cola832 ndustria Park BoulevardFerg s Falls 56537(218 736-566SORT 0 GLASS

Norgren's AutQ WreckersRoute 3 .Fergus Fall ~6537

(218) 736-7181SCRAP METALS, !.ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

PalO Pak InsJlationUnderwood 5~586(218 J: 826-6172NEWSPRINT .

Paul 'is Insulatlion, Inc.P.O. IBox 115Vergas 56587(218)1 342-2800NEWSPRINT

Perham Auto Wr~cking

Perham 56573(218):.346-3190SCRA~ IRON, ALUMINUM CANS.AUTOMOTIVE, BEVERAGE CANS.ALL METAL

PENNINGTON

Glass Sales Co!.422 N rth Atlantic AvenueThief River Falls 56701(218) 681-3590ALUMI UM CANS

Peter on's Aut WreckersRoute 3Thief River Fa ls 56701(218) 681-4886SCRAP METAL (N CANS)

Phillips Iron Metal1107 North Mai AvenueThiefl River Fa ls 56701(218)1681-4231ALL METALS

PINE

Stan & Gene's Radiator,Salvage & Steel

Route 2Pine City 55063(612) 629-2030SCRAP METALS (NO CAN,SHEET IRON DR WIRE)

PIPESTONE

Marten's SalvageBox 485Pipestone 56164(507) 825-4023SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

POLK

Minnekota Iron & MetalHighway 202 EastEast Grand Forks 56721(218) 773-2439SCRAP MATALS, BATTERIES(NO CANS)

Ron's Body ShopHighway 2 EastEast Grand Forks 56721(218) 773-0733SCRAP METALS (NO CANS ORALUMINUM)

POPE

Aaberg RecyclingBox 81Starbuck 56381(612) 239-2210SCRAP METALS. BEVERAGECANS. STEEL CANS

REDWOOD

Farmers' Salvage YardRoute 2 Box 14Redwood Falls 56283(507) 637-3061ALL METALS

RENVILLE

Coca-ColaRoy's Red OwlFairfax 55332(507) 338-2951ALUMINUM

!3..!.fICoca-ColaFaribault 55021(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Consolidated Catholic SchoolsHome & Schools Assoc.Faribault 55057(507) 334-7706GLASS. ALUMINUM. NEWSPAPER,CARDBOARD

Harley's Auto510 Northwest 20th StreetFaribault 55021(507) 334-8290METALS

Kelley's Auto PartsFaribault 55021(507) 334-7035SCRAP METALS. BATTERIES,ALUMINUM CANS

Reynolds AluminumFaribault Pl azaHighway 65 & DivisionFaribault 55021(800) 228-2525ALUMINUM

Sunrisers 4-H ClubRoute 3Northfield 55057(507) 645-8185GLASS

Viking Auto SalvageN. Highway 3Northfield 55057(507) 645-5819(612) 332-0660SCRAP METALS. ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

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~ illBartoletti Beverage Company105 15th Avenue WestVirginia 55792(218) 741-4427ALUMINUM CANS

Better Brands, Inc.2907 Helm StreetDuluth 55B06(218) 722-9441ALUMINUM

Hibbing Salvage & Supply125 West HowardHibbing 55746(218) 262-4516METALS, RADIATORS, BATTERIES

Howard Waste-Paper Inc.602 South 59th Avenue WestDuluth 55807(218) 628-2388ALUMINUM, CORRUGATEDCARDBOARD, OFFICE GRADEPAPER, NEWSPAPER

Norm KaufmanEnergy Sciences and

Consultants, Inc.Biwabik 55708(218) 865-6301ALUMINUM CANS

Northwestern Iron & Metal438-40 Lake Avenue SouthDuluth 55801(218) 722-0881METALS

·Reynolds AluminumMiller Hall MallMiller Trunk Hi9hwayDuluth 55806(800) 228-2525ALUMINUM

Union Compressed Steel5200 Main StreetDuluth 55807(218) 628-1095ALUMINUM, SCRAP METALS

ST.I LOUIS (c nt.)

West End Iro & Metal1932 West Mi higan StreetDuluth 558 6(21$) 723-23 0METAL

SHERBURNEI

Custom Motors & TruckElklRiver 55330(612) 441-1361SCR.~.P METAL!

Jerty's Auto!Sa1vageWest Highwayl10BiglLake 5?309(612) 263-2794(612) 333-7082AUTOMOTIVE, IRON,BATTERIES, COPPER,BRASS, MACHI~ERY

Karst Scrap ron22823 Elk La e RoadElk'River 5330(612) 441-36 8AUTOMOTIVE

Ken's Auto S lvageR.R; 1Clear Lake 55391(612) 743-22 4AUTOMOTIVE, CRAP METAL

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Larson's TowingR.Rl 1, Box 131Clear Lake I 55391(612) 743-2800AUTOMOTIVE, FARM MACHINERY,OTHER METALS'

Mariin's salJage17901 Highway 10BiglLake $5309(612) 263-23~8AUTOMOTIVE, FARM MACHINERY,ALL METALS .

SIBLEY

Coca-ColaWiman Parking LotGaylord 55334(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Locher Bros.Green Isle 55338(612) 326-5471ALUMINUM

Northern Insulation414 East 13th StreetGibbon 55335(507) 834-6519NEWSPAPER

STEARNS

Albert TeveldeR.R. 1Brooten 56316(612) 346-2769GLASS, PAPER, PLASTICMETAL, LEAVES, GRASS

Bill Beverage Co.South Way Industrial ParkSt. Cloud 56301(612) 251-5292ALUMINUM CANS

Central IIlN Recycling4611 Rusan Street Industrial ParkSt. Cloud 56301(612) 253-0450

Continental Dist.Rusan StreetSt. Cloud 56301(612) 253-7708ALL CANS, CORRUGATED,GLASS, NEWSPAPER

Dave's Auto SalesR.R. 1Clearwater 55320(612) 558-2462AUTOMOTIVE, FARM MACHINERY

STEARNS (cont

Phillips Iron & Supply119 6th Avenue HESt. Cloud 56301(612) 251-5980METALS

Python's Pop Palace& Recycling Center38 North 19th AvenueSt. Cloud 56301(612) 253-2054ALL CANS, SCRAP ALUMINUM,GLASS, NEWSPAPER, BIMETALCANS, CORRUGATED

Reynolds AluminumZayre's Shopper City330 West DivisionSt. Cloud 56301(800) 228-2525ALUMINUM

Rubald Beverage Company46 33rd Avenue NorthSt. Cloud 56301(612) 252-2310ALUMINUM CANS

St. Cloud Auto Wrecking103 Northeast LincolnSt. Cloud 56301(612) 252-3232AUTOMOTIVE

Stearns County 4-HAlbany 56307(612) 845-2344GLASS, ALUMINUM, PAPER

V.A. Medical CenterSt. Cloud 56301(612) 252-1670 ext. 378NEWSPRINT, ALUMINUM,GLASS

Midway Iron & Metal648 Lincoln Avenue NESt. Cloud 56301(612) 252-4002ALUMINUM CANS, METALS(NO STEEL CANS)

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STEARNS (cont.)

Jack's Auto PartsRoute 2Sauk Centre 56378SCRAP METALS. ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

D & D Auto WreckingRoute 3 Box 180Sauk Centre 56378(612) 256-3353METALS. ALUMINUM &STEEL CANS

STEELE

Coca-ColaPrairie House ParkingBlooming Prairie 55917(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaCedar MallOwatonna 55060(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Cumberland Hide & Fur,Wool &Metal Company

Box 408 Route 3Owatonna 55060(507) 451-7607ALL NONFERROUS METALS,ALUMINUM CANS

H & S Distributing670 24th Avenue NilOwatonna 55060(507) 451-4169GLASS

Owatonna ReclamationCenter

453 Clearview PlaceOwatonna 55060(507) 451-8846GLASS, NEWSPAPER,ALUMINUM, ALL CANS

STEELE (cont.)

Owatonna Scrap Iron & MetalP.O. Box 72Owatonna 5 060(507)451-1470ALL METALS

Poly ~lastic

18th StreetOwatonna 55060(507)451-8650PLASTICS, CARS; NEWSPAPER.CARDBqARD. OFF~CE PAPER

Reyno~ds AlumiriumPamida Stor'eOwatoRna 550&0(800) [228-2525 iALUMINiUM

TODD

Petriei WreckingLong Prairie i,56347(612) 1732-3514SCRAP METALS, STEEL &ALUMINUM CANS

Todd RecyclingBox 206 ,Browerville 56438(612) 594-6542GLASS,TIN, BIMETAL.ALUMINUM, NEWSP~INT,

CARDBOARD, PAPE~

WABASHA

Coca-Co13Super Valu ,Lake City 55041(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-Cola ,Lannings Red OwlPlainview 55964(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

WABASHA (cont.)

Lake City Auto PartsLake City 55041(612) 345-4224SCRAP METALS (NO CANS)

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C & J SalvageSebeka 56477(218) 837-5105ALL METALS (NO TIN)

Wadena Hide & Fur Co.Box 309 Highway 10 WestWadena 56482(218) 631-2617ALUMINUM CANS

Wadena Recycling352 Franklin DriveWadena 564B2(218) 631-2395GLASS, NEWSPAPER, ALUMINUMCANS, BOTTLES

WASECA

Coca-ColaWaseca 56093(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Francis MisgenRoute 1New Richland 56072(507) 684-2142SCRAP METALS (NO CANS)

Highway 14 Auto PartsRoute 3Waseca 56093(507) 835-3860SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUM8. STEEL CANS

Sampson Salvage228 West ElmWaseca 56093(507) 835-1325PAPER, CANS, METAL

WASECA (cont.)

Waseca Recycling CenterBox 163. Route 2Waseca 56903(507) 835-3682STEEL CANS. GLASS, NEWSPAPER

WATONWAN

Coca-ColaSt. James 56081(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

Coca-ColaMadelia 56062(507) 388-2951ALUMINUM

St. James Auto SalvageRoute 2St. James 56081(507) 375-3896SCRAP METALS, ALUMINUM& STEEL CANS

WINONA

S. Weisman & Sons, Inc.450 West 3rd StreetWinona 55987(507) 452-5847ALUMINUM

William Miller ScrapIron & Metal222 West 2nd StreetWinona 55987(507) 452-2067METALS

Winona Distr. Co.4450 6th StreetGoodview 55987(507) 454-1355ALUMINUM

Fire HallMontrose

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A. J. Ogle Co.vJest Highway 12Waverly 55390(612) 658-4317GLASS, ALUMINUM CANS

Dahlheimer Distr.County Roads 118 & 75Monticello 55362(Si2) 295-3347ALUMINUM CANS

EarthcareWright County Community Action480 Elm StreetWaverly 55390(612) 658-4415GLASS, PAPER, METALS, RAGSDrop off points:

Fire HallRockford 55373

Fire HallCedar StreetMonticello 55362

Water TowerMaple Lake 55358

Fire Hall817 7th StreetHoward Lake 55349

Fire HallJenks AvenueCokato 55321

Fire HallHanover 55341

Parking LotBridge & 2ndDe lano 55328

Fire HallCentral Avenue & South 3rdBuffalo 55313

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Fil'1e HallMain AvenueAlbertville 5530i

Maintenance BuildingHighway 24 PoplarAnnandaie 55302

Fire HailSouth Main treetStJ Michael 55376

Co~munity C nterWa~erly 5390

Highland St reWa~eriy 5390

We.t Skatin RinkHigh Street & Highway 25watertown 55388

To~nship Ha iTerritorial RoadHassan Town hip

155363!

Zion luthern Church206 NE 2nd AvenueBuffalo 59313

Ci~y Garage!UPA Drive •Elk River !55330

Fr~nch lake ~uto PartsCounty Road .3Annandale ,55302(61!2) 286-2~60SCRAP METAL~

Ruff Auto pdrts Inc.R.R. 3, Box !60Monticello ! 55362(61!2) 295-51111(6l!2) 333-81!33AUTOMOTIVE

T & 0 Auto PartsHoward lake 55344(612) 543-2521SCRAP METAL, ALUMINUMCANS (NOT STEEL CANS)

YELLOW ~lEDICINE

Vance Distributing Company1000 Highway 212Granite Falls 56241(6l2) 564-2225ALUMINUM CANS, FOIL, GLASS

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, INC. DROP BOX LOCATIONSby: Minnesota Counties

Some items can be recycled through organizations that accept useablehousehold goods, electrical appliances, clothing, toys, etc. Thelocations of Goodwill collection boxes throughout the state arelisted below; similar drop-off sites run by other organizations mayalso be avail~b1e in your community. Don't leave items outside ofthe boxes.

COUNTY TOWN

Carver Chanhassen

Carver ChaskaCarver Victoria

Carver Waconia

Carver Young America

Chisago North BranchChisago Rush CityChisago Taylors Fall sDakota HastingsDakota HastingsDodge West ConcordDodge Dodge CenterGoodhue Cannon Fa 11 sGoodhue KenyonGoodhue Pine IslandGoodhue Red WingGoodhue Red WingGoodhue Lake CityHennepin WayzataHennepin ExcelsiorHennepin Maple PlainHennepin Mound

Houston La CrescentMower Austin

Mower AustinOlmsted Rochester

Olmsted RochesterPine Pine CityRice FaribaultRice FaribaultRice NorthfieldRice Northfield

BOX LOCATION

Arboretum Blvd. & W. 78th(next to Chanhassen Theater)510 Walnut, City garage parking lot1630 Arboretum Blvd. back ofparking lot233 S. Olive, behind City Hall,enter from OliveS.E. 2nd Ave. & S.E. 1st St.(behind old City Hall)Highway 615th & Elm St.At AMOCO #8 Highway1st & Bailey2211 VermillionHwy. 56 & EllingtonCent. & W. Main419 Main Street500 Main StreetFront of school3rd & Dakota621 MainLyon & WashingtonMill······ St •...~ .. next ··to CityGarage540 Lake Street1620 Maple Ave., behind City Hall2335 Commerce, at back of lot(enter between bank and drugstore)317 Main Street1st Avenue S.W. & 12 Street S.W.Sterling Center118 Main Street North - Red OwlHighway 14 & 63Crossroad CenterElton Hills Drive & Highway 634th Street & 5th Avenue5th Street & 2nd AvenuePrairie & Division1001 Division StreetSt. Olaf & Highway 3

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Scott

Scott

SteeleSteeleWabashaWashington

WinonaWinonaWinonaWright

Wright

Shakopee

Shakopee

Blooming PrairieOwatonnaWabashaStillwater

WinonaWinonaGoodviewBuffalo

Delano

5244 Valley Industrial BoulevardBrooks Market138 South Lewis, Parking lotbetween Bi 11' s Toggery & BankPrairie House Rest - Highway 218Cedar & 18th StreetPen broke & Hiawatha Drive216 North 4th Street (in back ofdumpster)1858 Service Drive, dock behind store109 West Broadway4450 Service Drive212 Central Avenue, in front offire stationEast Bridge & North 2nd

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SALVATION ARMY DROP BOX LOCATIONS

March 18, 1982

THE FOLLOWING ARE SALVATION ARMY CORPS, except for the RED WING location whichis a Salvation Army store operated by The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitationof Minneapolis. Clothing and usable furniture and bric-a-brac could be broughtto any of these locations:

BLUE EARTH COUNTY:The Salvation Army1015 South Front StreetMankato, MN 56001(507) 345-3736

OLMSTED:The Salvation Army20 First Avenue N.E.Rochester, MN 55902(507) 288-3663

CROW WING:The Salvation Army1 N.E. WashingtonBrainerd, MN 56401(218) 829-1120

OTTER TAIL:The Salvation Army406 South CascadeFergus Falls, MN 56537(218) 739-9692

FREEBORN:The Salvation Army302 Court StreetAlbert Lea, MN 56007(507) 373-5710

ST. LOUIS:The Salvation Army107 West Howard StreetHibbing, MN 55746(218) 263-5288·

GOODHUE:The Salvation ArmyRed Shield Thrift Store325 Plum StreetRed Wing, MN 55066(612) 388-9270

KANDIYOHI:The Salvation Army401 West Second Street

The Salvation Army Citadel118 North 3rd Avenue WestDuluth, MN 55802(218) 722-7934

The Salvation Army Temple Corps115 North 23rd Avenue WestDuluth, MN 55806(218) 727-4437

(612) 235-1647

KOOCHICHING:

728-732 North 12th StreetVirginia, MN 55792(218) 741-1889

STEELE:The Salvation Army230 Locust AvenueOwatonna, MN 55060(507) 451-4637

STEARNS:The Salvation Army223 Seventh Avenue SouthSt. Cloud, MN 56301(612) 252-4552

(Above information furnished byThe Salvation Army Adult Rehab. Center

900 North 4th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55401Major Robert Johnson, Administrator)

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322-24 Fifth StreetInternational Falls, MN 56649(218) 283-3394

The Salvation Army409 First Avenue N.E.Austin, MN 55912(507) 437-6037

MARTIN:The Salvation Army213 East Second StreetFairmont, MN 56031(507) 238- 2930

MOWER:

if~:\#UNITED .RES9~~CE RECOVER'f, INC.~~{</~ Box ,S,!J. _~!. Peter, MN 56082 ,

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ILi\KE BE~TON 1:30-2:30 Communily Center 12 7 .- --------- -- ---,-- ----------- .---- ---- - --------,-------1------- ----- ---------.

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l~l:~ERN~ 2-5 Glen '_s_J_a_c_k__&__J__i_l_lJ__10 _

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!~li\TlISON, S. D. 9-1]: 30 J<1ck & Jill 13 ., ----------1-----------------------1- -----j--:-:------- -------,9-11:30 Pamida 27 11 i------- -- ------- ------.9-11: 30 Spies Parking Lot 25 8,

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3:30-5 Super Va]l] 17 15 12

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j'II·:rmr·:, S.D. 8-12 Soopcr Doopcr ",u 17 15 12

:I~rR-I~~iC!..~;_:-_--_---__-__ c~~~~3=O=-=4=:=3-0----++-~_cH~i1~Il---'k·-·-'-s Jack & Jill k_:llf;~-_-~~~:R_E_D_F!El:.!2.L S.D. 2-4 Gaulrapp's Red 010,11 7 5. 2730

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!s.l:t\Y'r_0__~ -+,-8=----9 Norden Super Valu 10 8 5 .

,SPRINGFIELD 9-11 Runnings 24 22 19·r-- -~-------------+------1----------------

2:30-4 Red Owl--------------TYLER 1: 30-2: 30 Downtown City Park 10-----------------l--'-c---=---'--='--f-.-=-------:.:;.=...:.."--.;:c..::..:..:..::.:- __f_------\---=----/------I

VOLGA, S.D. 12:30-1:30 Lyle's Foodl?nd 26 24 21

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Fairgrounds

Sand's Restaurant

Jen-y's Super Valu 19 17 14

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BRECKEt\IUDGE 1-5 Spies Park_ing Lot 13 11 8

BlJffALO 1-4 Mun, Lot behind Super Valu 9 ---·-7--- ----4---/__ ~4 •• • _ •• • ~ •.__ • ,__-.. . ._~ "'_ • • .__ •••__ _ .__ _ I

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LAKES 1-4 \.Jallin's Red Owl 27 25..

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ELBOH lAKE 3-'4 Duane's Red Owl 14 12- .. -- -- --,..._--_. -

ELK RIVER 2-4 Hagen's Super Valu 19 17

FERGUS FALLS 1-4 Service Foo,ds 12/26 1~72-;- -------- -----r- If "-,FOLEY 12-1 Blue Oaks Supper Club 5

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HENNING 9-10 Festival Grounds 12 10f----

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LITTLE FALLS 12:30-3 Coborn's 16 14--------- .1---------

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ILONG _PRAIIg_E 2-4 Holiuay Village 27._--~- -~'------ ----------

l~lAPLE LAKE 3-!j American Legion Club 6 4.__._-----------------------_._-- ------- ..- -

:'lELROSE 9-11 Sauk River Park 21 19._---------- - j{,'>IJ LAC A 9-11 Nunicipal Liquor 5 :"'-'';' .,l.

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>lORRIS 9-12 Elmer's ois tr ibt! t ing 15 13-- -" - -:\1 SSHA 11-12 Niss\'i.l State Bank 22 20-----'-

ri(~.~0_Kl S 11:30-12:30 Sunrise Dairy ----..:Y~ ?8------.----- -~~---_ ..

PARK RAPIDS 12-1 Lueken's Food 28 26---_.. -----r--------------- -- --------

PAYI\ESVlLLE 12-1:30 Hilltop Skelly 21 19------- ------- -- -

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PIERZ 9-11: 30 .Fun Ho_~~_ P.:Jrkin~~_ 16 14---..---._---~ ----~--- _.-.-- _._~~-~---

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PLEA..SE NOTE: Please call for dutes aud times.

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NicolletNob'] e sOlmstedOlmstedOlmstedOtter Tail

PinePinePinePipestonePopePopeRc(l\.;oodRedwoodRedwoodRenvilleRenvilleRenv illeRenvilleRenvilleRiceRiceRockSt. LOllisSt. Louis

St. LouisSt. LouisSt- Louis

sSt. LouisSt. LouisSt. LouisSt. LouisSt- LouisSt. LouisSt. LoubSt. LouisSt.LouisScottScottScott

ScottSherburneSherburneSiblt'ySib]ev

Hutchinson,Le s tel' Pr air i eDasselLitchfieldMilacaLittle FallsPierzAustinSlaytonSt. PeterWorth ingtonByronRochesterStewartvilleBattle Lake

HinckleyPine CitySandstonePipestoneGlenwoodStarbuckL;:lmbertonRedwood FallsSanbornBird IslandfairfaxHectorOliviaRenvilleFaribaultNorthfieldLuverneAuroraBabbit t

ChisholmCookDuluth

EvelethFloodwoodGilbertHermantownHibbingHoyt LakesOrrProctorVirginiaBelle PlaineJordanPrior Lake

ShakopeeBig LakeElk RiverArlingtonGaylord

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SibleyStearnsStearnsStearnsStearnsStearnsStearnsStearnsStearnsStea.rns'SteeleSteeleStevensSwiftS\.Jif t

ToddToddToddTraversei~abash<1

\~abash<:l

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Wadenai~aseca

i~aseca

i': aseca\,lashingtonWatomvani~atonwan

h'i lkinWinonaWinonai~ inonai~right

WrightWriWright\~r ightWright

Yellow MedicineYellow Medicine

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Winthrop,AlbanyAvonCold SpringNelrosePaynesv illeSt. CloudSt. JosephSartellSauk CentreBlooming PrairieOwatonnaMprrisAppletonBensonEagle BendLong PrairieStaplesWheatonLake CityPlainviewi~abasha

WadenaJanesvilleNew Rich landWasecnStillwaterMadeliaSt. JamesBreckenridgeLewistonSt. Charles\HnonaAnnandaleBUff alaCokato

Haple LakeMonticello

ClarkfieldGranite Falls

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MIDWEST INDUSTRIAL WASTE EXCHANGE(Excerpt from Midwest Industrial Waste Exchange's

Clearing House Catalog And News, February 15, 1982)

The Midwest Industrial Waste Exchange is the oldest operation of itskind in the United States. Established by the St. Louis RegionalCommerce and Growth Association in 1975, MIWE is sponsored by theSt. Louis based organization, the Chamber of Commerce ofGreat Kansas City, the Minnesota Association of Commerce andIndustry, and the Nebraska Department of Environmental Control incooperation with the Center for Industrial Research and Service atAmes, Iowa.

Dedicated to the philosophy that economic and environmental goalsmust be compatible, the Midwest Industrial Waste Exchange is theleast costly and potentially the most cost-effective alternative fordealing with industrial wastes.

The Waste Exchange is located in the offices of RCGA, Ten Broadway,St. Louis, Missouri 63102. This catalog is published and distributedevery three months.

Two types of items are listed - Items Available and Items Wanted.Parties interested in a particular item should send a letter ofinquiry (sample letters are on last page) to Clyde H. Wiseman, Jr.at the above address.

Please send a separate letter for each item giving code identificationnumber to expedite handling. Further action will depend upon thetwo methods of listing offered by the Exchange. They are as follows:

1. Confidential - after receiving a letter of inquiry, it is... f(H'WaraedfCr thelist·ing······firm~ It is left ..... to·t heir discretion·

whether any contact or negotiations are initiated with theinterested party.

2. Non-confidential - after receiving a letter of inquiry, theexchange notifies each party of the others identity. Thismethod permits either to initiate further negotiations.

The Exchange does not participate in negotiations regardless of themethod of listing.

Information given is supplied by the listing firms: neither theMidwest Industrial Waste Exchange nor any member thereof makesany warranty as to the accuracy of the descriptions.

All waste materials generated in manufacturing may be listed exceptradio active wastes and materials for which there is an establishedmarket, i.e. scrap metal and waste paper.

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The next "Catalog & News" is scheduled for publication onMay 15, 1982. Closing date for all new listings is April 29, 1982.

For additional information, send a letter or call Clyde H. Wiseman, Jr.in St. Louis at (314)231-5555. Sample letters listing forms areincluded in this pUblication. .

Co-sponsors: St. Louis Regional Commerce & Growth Association/Chamber of Greater Kansas City

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Ii

I A - Available

1. Acids, Inorganic Pages 1-2

I 2. Alkalis Pages 2-3

3. Ioot"geJ1ics, 0 ther Pages 3-4

I I 4. Metal Treating Baths Pages 4-5, Slu<lges, Etc.

5. Metals, fncluding Pages 6-7Sludges, Dust, Etc.

6. Organic Chemicals, Pages 7-11Including Solvents

7. Oils Pages 11-12

8. Filter Cakes, Pages 12-1:"5Miscellaneous

9. Fly Ash, Cinders, Etc. Page 13

10. Plastics, Paper, Pages 13-15Wood, Etc.

The Catalog is composed of six sections:

W - Wanted

Page 16

Page 16

Page 16

Page 17

Page 18

Page 1.9

Page 19

PageW

FEBRUARY 1~,

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j1:;·1.1

Introduction

Items Available

Items Wanted

News

Listing Forms

Sample Lettersof Inquiry

a brief historical a!1d functional description of the exchlrnge.

material a generatQl" wants to sen, trade or give away.

material a company wants to acquire 65 a ra:w ;01"te

feedstream supplement or auxiliary energy source.

Illinois Amends Facility Siting Provisions, Federal 'Rf!g

Notices, Missouri, illinois Appoint Waste Management Dire:!!EPA Ombudsman Will Aid Small-Business ReguiatO:l"f PrdblCommunity Relations Plan for Superfund Cleanup, ~A Prof:Pretreatment Changes, and Calendar of Events.

these are for parties wishing to have their~ wadistressed material, or waste wanted listed in {!lblr!e'e'llE

issues.

Examples of typical letters of inquiry for material~wanted

MIDWEST INDUSTRIAL WASTE EXCHANCETen Bro.::Jd""oay. Sf. Louis. Missouri 5:noz Tel~phon~1314J 2]'1-SSSSIT\\'X 910-761~1080

1MIDWEST INDUSTRIAL WASTE EXCHANGE !

Ten Broad\<l"3.\·, S1. LOllis. t-.fj"sour: 63102 TeI~flhone(314) 231·SS5STWX 910-75].10BO i

NON-CONFlDENTIAL LISTING FORMCONFlDENTIAL LISTING FORM

C<'>mwmY.Na-me:

W,,;I,tlg; flfdi:Iress:

~~ Cootact:

"f~,honeNumber: :- _

MIWE Use Only

Cooe § _

Date:-----

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i;I'f

Company Name:

MI1i1irsg ,';'ddress:

Company Contact:

Telephone Number: ~ _

PLEASE READ BEFORE SIGNING

;,nWE Use Only

Code #_--'-__

D!ite:. _

PLEASE READ BEFORE SIGNING

Xlt~.will be identified by cooe number only. A copy of all inquiries and replies will be~W'g~d to us for information and handling. Initiating contact with the interested party will,ti~ei'efOt"e, be left to our discretion_ We recognize that: cetailed!description end accuracy of thelis"ting is OUr responsibility. We further undc:-stand tha: the MIWE will not bel involved in negotiationsiJetween our firm ~n<i potential users or supplier'S ar~d will not determin~ What may consti tutehazardous C"Onditlofls 0:" sUOSL9.nces.

SIGNED:c......... '- _

DATED' ...,- +- _

.'\l! listi"l'S will be identified by cooe number only. A copy of all inquiries and replies will beforwarded to us for information and handling. Initiating contact with the interested party will,therefore, be ldt to our discretion. We recogniz-e that detailed description and accuracy of thelisting is our responsibility. We further understand that the MIWE will not Oe involved in negotiationsbet.... een our firm and potential users or suppliers end will not determine what mt.y constitutehazardous conditiofl-s or suD5tances.

SIGNED:~ _

DATED: ~::_:_::_::~:_::_::

--------------------------------------------- -------------LISTING INFORMATION

The following item should be liste<! in the next Clearir,ghouse Catalog and Ne~s published by theMidwest Industrial Via.ste Exehang€. (Use separate form for each Item to be listed.)

LISTING INFORMATION

(Describe material as acclJrately as pcssible, keeping ~n mind what thereeder of your listing may ..... ant to know.)

The folloViing item should be listed in the next Clearinghouse Catalog and News publishedMidwest Industrial Waste Exchange. (Use separate form for each item to be listed.)

the

material available.material want"!1.

This is a listing for-

(Describe material as accurately as possible, keeping in mind what thereader of your listing may want to know.)

MATERIAL

Check one:material available.

-material ......anted.This is 8. listi"" for

MATERIAL

a;:m,ck one:I

N0">I

PACKAGING (Drum. bulk, et-.)PACKAGING (Drum, tull<, etc.)

QUANTITY

LOCATION

L"1dicate amount per ~riod of timet i.e., galslwk,Jbs!month, etc., and describewhether the malerial is offered/requested on a one-tIme or continuous basis.)

(Give general area or state where material is avaUable/wante~.) ,

QUANTITY

LOCATION

Indicate amount per period of time, Le., gals/wk, lbs/month, etc., pndwhether the material is of!ere<!/requested on a one-time or continuous

(Give general ",.ea or statIC where material is available/wanted.)

Please enclose the $15.00 fee for each item. This listing fee includes publica~ion in three consecutiveIssues or until the waste is no lon,ger available, whichever comes' first. Checks should be madepayable to the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association. Closing date for all newlistings is April 29, 1982.

Please enclose the $25.00 fee for each item. This listing fee includes publication in three cOnsecutiveissues or untH the waste is no longer available, whichever comes first. Checks should be madepayable to the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association. Closing date for all newlistings is April 29, 1982.

Co-.Sj.}Dnsnrs; Sf. Louis Rc~ional C(Hnm~rCe& Growth ASS{X;lrltiollfCh •• mber orCommerce of Grf~O'ler K311sas City

Co-.,;ponsors: St. U;..ui:s RegionOlI CQmml:n:::c ~ Growth Assod;"!;{jn'Ch<lm~riorCommerce.:rfiGreat("r K.. m:as Ci1y

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PLEASE SU13Mrf A SEPARATE LETTER OF INQUIIRY FOR EACH ITEMIDENTIFYING IT BY CODE NUI-1BER

SAMPLE LETTER-0P-INQUlRY

Waste-Available Listing

Mr. Clyde H. Wiseman, Jr.1I1idwest Industrial Wastr: ExchangeTen BrOiidwaySt. Louis, Missourl 63102

Dear Mr. Wiseman:

We wish to obtain futher information regarding the item-~vailable li~ting, identifiedt,y the co,lC' number (A-O-O), which appeared in a recent publication of theClearinghouse Ca talog and News.

Please notify the generator of this waste of our interest.

Sincerely,

John WestXQZ Chemical Corp.

SAMPLE LETTERS-OF-INQUIRY

Waste-Wanted Listing

SUBSCRIPTIONS

Individuals wishing subscriptions should fillout the form below and send it to us. Addressesare limited to five lines.

Name

Title/Department

Co., Org., Other

Street Address/P.O. Box

Mr. Clyde H. Wiseman, .Jr.Midwest Industrial W8ste ExchangeTen BroadwaySt. Louis, Iv1 issouri 63102

Dear Mr. Wiseman:

We feel we have a material which will satisfy the needs of the lister of theitem-wanted ad, identified by the code number (W-O-O), which appeared in therecent issue of your Clearinghouse Catalog and News. We produce approximately25,000 Gallons per month of , which isstored and shipped in drums. The genera t Irg plant IS locatedat '

Please forward 8. copy of this reply to the advertiser of this wanted material.

Sincerely,

John ,-,restXQZ Chemical Corp,

City

/

State

0\ ,". 7:~. :;) 100~ Recycled Paper':::'1<,,;

Zip Code

.' HOW TO START A COMMUNITY RECYCLING PROJECT

1. First of all you should organize a committee of dependable people andgive your group a name. This co~nittee should mirror the varioussegments of the community.. The following groups plus others shouldbe contacted for support:

..

AdultChurch gro\.i:?sLeague oL Women VotersCommunity Action GroupsConservation Commissions

YouthJaycees (Jr. Chamber of Commerce)Boy Scouts, Girl ScoutsYouth GroupsHigh School Clubs

Remember: One person can spark a recycling project, but no onecan do it alone. It takes a lot of advanced planningand organization to make it successful.

Committee responsibilities should include:

General Chairman

Sub-Committees

Communications

Community Relations

Labor Committee

Physical Arrangements

Finance

Overall coordination.

Publicity, promotion,advertising signs, etc.

Contact government officials,service groups, etc.

Recruit help needed to operatecollection station

Secure collection site(s),obtain storage containers,eqUipment and supplies,

Keep records of costs,

Transportation

receipts.

Make arrangements forhaUling recyclables.

Among the initial duties of the committee will be to decide on thefollowing:

1. Cooperating with plants that buy recyclables.2. Frequency of collections.3. Dates and hours of collections.4. Location andnurnber of collection sites.5. Geographic area of collection.6. Incentives for donors.7. Organization to involve (schools, churches,

youth groups).8. M~thod of receiving and transporting material ..

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2. Secondary Material Merchants - Th<e main copc~rJL..QLl1Jf!$ltllkil9!A~$IfJSi <~i" ~.with pape~, glass, al~~inum, tin/steel. ~he mater!al ~o berecycled will depend on locating plants which will accept thematerial collected. Th~ yellow pages in the phone book will be ofhelp in locating plants which accept recyclables. This is thesingle most important aspect of operating a recycling program andis important to maintain a good business relationship with thepurchasing dealer. You can do this by following his prescribedprocedures with respect to the condition and time of shipment.

3. Selecting a Site - Look for a location which is easily accessibleto. the pUblic, has adequate drive-in and parking facilities, andspace for storage containers. Shopping centers, school or churchparking lots or vacant private property make the best sites. Localgovernment officials (especially the public works departmentmanager) can render invaluable assistance. Be sure to obtainpermission first and check insurance coverage. The location ofyour collection center near shopping centers is the most beneficialbecause shopping centers carry their own insurance and becausepeople can drop off their accumulation of material on their way toshop.

4. Freguency of Collection - It is advisable to conduct a one or two­day c91lection to gain experience in all phases of organizing andplanning before you commit your community; perhaps bi-monthly tostart and then weekly as the public becomes more involved. Havethe hours that your site will be open posted in large print at thesite and continue to pUblicize this information.

S, ~ublicity - Before you put your plan into action, it will help topersonally inform pUblic officials to get their support. CalIoncity, township, or county officials, especially those who have theresponsibility of collecting and disposing of your community'srefuse. Then inform the public about your collection. You shouldpublicize the collection at least 2 or 3 weeks in advance. Themost efficient way to inform the public about your plan is throughadvertising in the mass media (radio, newspapers, outdoor signs),You will find all media are anxious to help. Other methods ihcludebulletins {school, church, neighborhood}. Inform the public as to:

What the ams sponsoring it.

- Who is cooperating with you.- Why the project is important to the community.- Where the collection will be made.- How you plan to operate the collection (materials

to be collected, instruction as to how materialshould be brought, dates and time of collection,telephone number for questions, etc.)

Keep editors and news directors informed about all aspects of yourprogram before, during and after your collection. Make it easyfor people to find your collection site by use of attractive signsand_pos~ers. Use large signs to attract people to your site andsmaller signs to identify sections within the site, {newspapers,aluminum, clear glass, refuse container, etc.}

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;Motivating the Public - Citizens who collect material do so foraItferent~reasons; community pride, environmentgl concern, or formoney. You may wish to limit your appeal to community pride or forhelping the 8nvironment, or may choose to pay donors for the materialthey bring. If you elect to pay for materials, you will have topay on the basis of weight, which requires a scale to weigh thematerial.

6. ~quipment and Supplies - Needle-nose pliersGogglesGlovesHammers.

BroomsShovelsFirst-aid kit

Containers for collection are necessary: bins, steel or cardboarddrums, d~'psters, roll-off containers. A large storage area suchas barns, garages, or a warehouse should be available in case trucksdo not take any or all of the material collected that day. An areaof the site should be covered to protect newspapers. Have signsor posters stating the time the site is open and giving instructionson how to prepar~ the material before bringing it to the site.

7. Transportation - Trucks should be donated if possible. Dump trucksare ideal, although pick-up trucks will suffice. Contact municipalof~icials to see if they will donate trucks, or business firms,Army Reserve units, National Guard, truck rentals and privateindividuals. Besure to check insurance coverage and requirements

. for all trucks and drivers involved.

8. Delivery of Recyclables - Separate materials on the trucks. Ifpossible, have different trucks for different material; forexample, trucks carrying only paper, or only clear glass. Checkthe method of weighing the load and save the containers. Advisethe plant of your approximate time of delivery. Check to be sureyou have complied with the plants' regulations (newspapers tiedin bundles, glass separated by color with metal rings off, .etc.)Give the driver written directions to the recycling plant and tothe storage area for returning cartons.

9. Post-Collection Duties - Include inspection of collection sites tosee that they are clean; arrange for trash and non-acceptable itemsto be disposed of; collect signs and unused cartons for storage andthank all cODcerned.

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P~per - A.B..C.

Glass - A.

B.C.

Instructions for collecting material:

Tie newspapers and magazines tightly in separate bundles.Keep bundles dry.Cardboard products (cartons, food boxes, shirt forms, etc.)should be kept separate.

Glass should be clean (labels do not always have tobe removed).Sort bottles according to color (clear, green, brown).Remove all metal rings, tabs, caps, etc.

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Aluminum - Aluminum products include cans, trays, lawn furniture,foil, screens, etc.

A. Cans must be cleanB. Labels removed.C. Body flattened (easily done if top and bottom are

removed) •D. Aerosol cans and fiber body cans are unacceptable.E. All-aluminum cans have a rounded bottom and no seam.

Some easy-open tops shown the word "aluminum". Morethan likely, this is a bi-metal, that is, a steel bodywith a tin coating and aluminum tops. Keep all-aluminumcans separate from other types of cans and from largeraluminum products.

Tin/Steel - Magnetic, cans have side seam. Separate cans by type;all tin, metal with aluminum top, all metal.

A. Cans must be clean.

C. Remove tops and bottoms and flatten body to save spaceand get as much weight as possible into your shippingcontainers.

e.

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Suggestions and Guidelines

Look in yellow pages under waste paper, glass, scrap metal to locatedealers interested in these materials.

Much of the material collected will not be prepared before it reachesthe site, so there must be people eqUIPped to do the work there. Canopeners, long-nosed pliers and metal shears are useful.

Newspapers should be tied securely in bundles approximately 10 to 12inches high. Magazines must not be included with the newspapers,they must be tied separately.

A section of your collection site must be covered to protect newspapersin case of rain or snow.

If possible, glass should be broken at the collection site. It shouldbe done inside a steel drum with a hammer or other heavy object. Thisshould be done away from other people and the breaker should wear glovesand safety goggles.

A 55-gallon drum will hold 400 pounds of broken glass (if unbroken,80 to 90 pounds). Unless you have a truck with a hydraulic lift atyour disposal, do not fill containers so full that they cannot be moved.

You may Hish to obtain low cost, short-term insurance coverage to protectagainst law suits for personal injury or property damage, if the propertyowner does not have adequate coverage.

You may want to look into renting IS-cubic yard roll-off containersfor collecting material if quantity of recyclables will warrant theiruse.

To estimate volume of specific recyclable material per area, base yourestimate on 2.5 pounds/day/person of solid waste per family with 60%of that waste as paper, 6% as glass and 12% as metal cans. (Industrynot included). On the average about 5 to 20% of people will participate.

A person uses on the average of one bottle per day. In the course ofa year an average family of four would use in ~xcess of 1,600 bottles.A community of 20,000 people will use 8,000,000 bottles in a year.This is approximately 5,000,000 pounds of glass. So, as you can see,there is plenty of glass than can be recycled.

You may wish to decide to sell baskets or burlap,recyclable bags forthe collection and home storage of glass, paper and ·cans. Sale of thebags offer a unique kind of community publicity, as well as providinga profit.

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Recycling of Glass

'rhe chief use of recycled glass 'is as "cullet" or crushed glass,~._~ch is remelted in the glass furnaces as part of the raw material

tch. The percentage.of waste glass in the·batch varies from plantto plant, but the use of up to 50% or more "cullet" in the batch isnow considered a reasonable goal. Other ways of. recycling wasteglass containers are as follows:

1. Using waste glass in a product called "g1asphalt" aroad paving material in which the aggregate isreplaced by crushed waste glass.

2. Using waste glass in the manufacturing of buildingbricks. Bricks have been made using 80% clean waste

·glass, with 20\ clay binder. These bricks stand upto all building code requirements.

3. A glass wool inSUlation material has been developed bythe U.s. Bureau of Mines, using up to 65% clean wasteglass.

4. Aerated concrete; making use of glass in the same manneras glasphalt, has'been developed.

5. Other developments are glass beads for use in highwaypaints and decorations; also crushed glass is used aschicken grit to aid the chicken in digestion.

Recycling of Paper

Of all the items for recycling, paper is the most accessible.Restrictions on the kind and condition of the paper set by the dealerhave to be tho considered.

When a recycling group collects separated waste paper, it is soldto a dealer Hho performs the service of sorting and baling the paper,a.nd \'lho then sells it and in some cases transports it to the paperindustry •. He is known as a paper stock dealer, and the product iscalled Npaper stock". A majority of this flpaper stock" is used inthe manufacture of paperboard for packages. Some is de-inked and usedas newsprint. Other uses for it are products such as fine papers,tissue papers, book papers, roofing felt, fibre soil pipes, wallboards,and various molded pUlp products.

Waste paper. fibres that are recycled are used mostly in the manu­facture of combination boxboards. These paperboards combine a varietyof grades of waste paper, and occasionally utilize a small proportionof virgin pulp. The major use for combination boxboard are cartons

soaps, cereals, cr"~kers, and a myriad of other consumer productsODD sees while shopping in supermarkets, drug stores, and departments :e5. It is also used in the manufacture of fibre cans, tubes andcores, as well as posters, book covers, and other products.

Waste paper fibres are also used in manufacturing several gradesof combination containerboard for corrugated and solid fibre shippingcontainers. - 33-

Recycling of Aluminum

The chief use of recycled aluminum is as a raw material for remeltinginto ingots for ultimate reuse in a number of products.

At the recycling plant, steel-bearing scrap is separated fromaluminum by a magnetic separator. Aluminum scrap is then shredded ina' hammermill for ease of shipment and weighed. Shredded scrap is then

• shipped to smelting plants to be melted and cast with new metal.

Recyclin9 of Steel Cans

The chief uses for steel cans include using shredded cans in acopper leaching process in the copper mining industry. They are alsorecycled for the purposes of recovering the tin ,content. Wastematerial is tested to determine an average tin content. Material isthen batch loaded in baskets and processed through a series of chemicalsolutions to dissolve the tin. The solution is then shipped to aprocessing plant where the tin is electrolytically separated forcasting into ingots. Detinned steel scrap is baled and sold as highquality scrap.

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Final Checklist For Your Program

1. Organize your committees.

2. Get support of local government officials.

3. Contact nearest glass, paper and met~l plants for cooperation.

4. Decide on location and number of collection sites.

5. Obtain equipment and supplies.

6. Arrange for transportation.

7. Decide on frequency and time of collection.

8. Organize publicity and advertising.

9. Solicit help from all community service organizations.

10. Alert glass, paper and metal plant personnel about incomingshipments.

11. Report results of collection to the community.

12. Keep accurate open financial books for audit or public inspection.

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Identif ·•

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·:l=lovn.. I

. .

(Many steel cans look like aluminum cans but are not.). .

'..>-::" ~ ",:,,\. ,.~ \: ...... ,.~. "~1: ','1' '-:-. '~.:- ·'~~('~'~~l-!,\:~·~V!Jr'~l~~"·'~'i)t:,~~.....,{' .. ,~.•~ ..~. ~

. . Some steel cans hove a side seam, some .: .~ have not, only a tapered bottom edge.

-. ....s..;"~::::=::::::::

An I-Aluminum Can:I~ Non-Magnetic. .Is Lighter in Weight.Has a Smooth Round8ottom Edge.Many Cons Soy

'Recyclable All Aluminum'

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