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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1971)
PORTLAND/OBSERVER 18,1971 Save yo u r cans S a v Bottles, e and E KI_ n _ v CA.,r, ir o n m e n t F ir s t Barloe Now: SAVE YOUR LUCKY CANS, SAYS BRE- Widdrington said. Consumers w ill pay no more fo r Lucky beer as a result of the YOUR LUCKY CANS, SAYS program, he said. BREWER: THEY’L L FETCH A PENNY A PAIR - Lucky Bre Effective Tuesday, Feb. 16, weries w ill buy hack its empt^ seven of Lucky’ s Washingtondis- cans’ — as well as Lucky B re- tributors in Auburn, Bellingham, -away ” b o ttle s'— in 11 Pacific Everett, M t. Vernon, Seattle, Ta Northwest cities beginning next coma and Vancouver w ill accept week, the company announced to Lucky cans as weli as bottles. day. Four Lucky Oregon d istrib u The nation’ s fir s t brewei with tors in Beaverton, Portland and a plan to buy back and recycle Salem w ill begin buying back a ll its “ empties” w ill extend the Lucky cans in addition to bottles program throughout Washington at the same tim e. and western Oregon in March, In a press conference at the Four m onths'ago, LUCKLY Lucky brewery here today, Resi pioneered bottle recycling in a dent Manager W a lter Syata show * “ highly successful” program ed newsmen how Lucky collects, launched fir s t in SEATTLE and cleans and reuses the bottles it quickly extended to Portland and buys back from consumers. 19 other Northwest citie s. Stressing that Lucky engages The brewer’ s d istrib u to rs pay in many environmental activities 25 cents fo r every case of 24 as a part of its corporate eco Luckly bottles returned to their logy program, Syata demonstrat warehouses. “ Now, our d is tr i ed how the company shreds and butors w ill also pay 12 cents fo r bales cardboard fo r recycling, every case of 24 Lucky cans.” and how it crushes nonrec/clable - . ^ V V fl/0 bottles Into cullet fo r ugejn inap- ufacturing new bottles. Cans collected In the recycl ing program w ill be shredded and sold to mining companies fo r use in copper recovery. The conference here also mark ed completion of extensive re modeling of the 114-year-old Van couver fa c ility , the West’ s oldest brewery at its original location The company began buying back bottles and cans in the San Fran cisco Bay Area three weeks ago. RC« aua 2 8 7 .a s s e 2 8 4 » 8 02 ESP C I I A M I N O M lt llN Q 1 L A C -A W O N C I A C L E A N E R S R IC K U R a D E U I V E R V 2 7 1 8 N W IL L IA M S A V I PORTLAND ORE » 7 2 2 7 M f L v i N A K a t ie T hompson D O R A 'S D E L U X E BA RBER SHOP Jt 'J — O— The Portland T ra ffic Safety Commission says you’ re kid ding yourself if you wait until it ’s completely dark before you turn on your headlights. Use your headlights during dark, rainy days to le t the other guy know where you are so he can miss you. S p e c ia liz in g N a tu r a l s M en , W o m en , C h ild r e r H a ir c u ts an d s h a v e s 30 22 N . W illia m s 2 8 4 -9 5 4 8 ‘ Prices Good thru Saturday, February 20th .‘ Fred Meyer b . ___ S h o p p in g C e n te rs < »And Save More Sugar Cured Tender Smoked MY-TE-FINE Apple Sauce 7 qop Oregon Chief 16 Oz. N o r t h w e s t b le n d , to n g y -s w e e t an d creamy. Picnics Solid Pound Reg. 77* Top Spred 4 .1 c MY-TE-FINE Canned Pre s li c e d ® W ^ ^ l b . 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B o th h a v e f la s h e r buttons. $100 Pro Toothbrushes Reg. 79* Reg. ‘ 1.49 T u fte d to o th b ru s h e s fo r the entire fa « U IN IIC I V I m 1 1 1 ily . h i $1 00 4 , ’1 Choose fro m 6 lovely fra g ra n ce s. M akes skin smooth a n d soft. for G irls'7-14 Girls'3 -6 , & 7 -1 4 Panty Hose Pant Suits Reg. 99* One size fits 7 to 14. A ll a ro u n d s ta y -u p e la s tic w a is t, fo r m - fittin g stretch nylon fo r excellent no sag fit. Choose w hite, navy, sunset o r Tahiti. Just Say "C h a rg e It" . Use your B a n kA m e rica rd o r m aster charge fo r a ll yo u r V a rie ty needs. U W e a r the dress alone o r w ith the pants fo r a to ta l look. Cute b u tte rfly a p p li que, a n d tie b e lt. P o p u la r fro n t z ip per a n d g ro m m e t b e lt. A ll o f lig h t w e ig h t b o n d e d spring fa b ric . 66 FredMeyer — S hopping C enters < —- ’6” and ’7” Fred Meyer Super Centers are open from 9am to 10pm daily. For the one nearest you, check the white pages of your phone book.
