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The Tampa Tribune, Thursday, June 25, 1992 Curb-side program to be replaced in Wildwood By STEVE ORLANDO Tribune Staff Writer WILDWOOD Fanciful, brightly colored recycling bins should be in place within two to three weeks, replacing Wildwood's 4-year-old, curb-side recycling program that has become too expensive to continue. The fiberglass bins, 17 in all, will have a smiling face on the front, a friendly way to attract those who might otherwise shun recycling, said Wildwood City Manager Jim Stevens. City commissioners Monday tentatively agreed to four locations around the city for the bins: Central Street near the city public works de- GOVERNMENT CALENDAR Marion TODAY Downtown Development Commission, City Hall 8 a.m. Alachua TODAY Alachua County District Library Governing Board, Library Headquarters 9:30 a.m. County Commissioner Kate Barnes and city Commissioner Paula Delaney, Re: County Administration Building 1:30 p.m.

Development Review Committee, County Administration Building 1:30 p.m. Children's Service Council, Alachua County Public Library 1:30 p.m. Local Planning Agency Public Hearing, County Administration Building 7:30 p.m. School board plans to borrow money From Page 1 nities the school decision power now held by the state and county governments. The panels will include teachers, parents, members of the business community and local school administrators.

They will be in charge of preparing an improvement plan to be implemented in the 1993-94 school year. Council member names will be submitted by the school principals and reviewed by the school board. OBITUARIES MARGARET J. DRIBNAK, 65, of Dunnellon died Tuesday at home. A native Binghamton, N.Y., she moved to Dunnellon from Ramsey, five years ago.

She was a supervisor of electronic assembly, a member of the Dunnellon Presbyterian Church, Advisory Board of Rainbow Lakes Estates, Rainbow Lakes Estates Women's Club and Rainbow Lakes Estates Civic Club. She is survived by her husband, Andrew; two sons, Gary of Ramsey and Andrew of Freemont, two daughters, Constance Garbarini of Redondo Beach, and Judee Marsial of Wilmington, a sister, Madelene Ulbing of Dunnellon; and 11 grandchildren. Fero Funeral Home, Dunnellon. MARIE ELLIS, 79, of Kendrick died Friday at Munroe Regional Medical Center. She was a lifelong native of Kendrick.

She was a homemaker and Methodist. She is survived by her husband, Willie; two sons, Herbert of Ocala and W.G. of LaHabra, two brothers, Tommy Kinsler and Richard Jones of Ocala; eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and two greatgreat-grandchildren. Summers Funeral Home, Ocala. WILLIE HAYES, 76, of Reddick died Friday at home.

He was a native of Georgia. He was a construction worker and Baptist. He is survived by his sister-in-law, Julia McMahon of Reddick. Cunninghams Funeral Home, Ocala. WILLIE JACKSON, 65, of Weirsdale died Saturday in Tampa.

A native of White Springs, he lived in Weirsdale most of his life. He was a citrus worker. He is survived by his wife, Lizzette; three daughters, Linda Latham of Fort Hood, Texas, Christine Chatman of Jacksonville, Donna Jones of Ocala; two sons, Willie Jr. of Ocala and Norman Roberts of Jacksonville; a sister, Mary Lattimore of Lake Butler; 16 grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Summers Funeral Home, Ocala.

CLARENCE McNEIL, 85, of Ocala died June 17 at Marion Community Hospital. A native of Moultrie, he lived in Ocala most of his life. He is survived by a son, Willie Moore Jr. of Philadelphia. Summers Funeral Home, Ocala.

HAIR REPLACEMENT Mens Hair Club Now in Ocala FREE Consultation 19 years Experience 1-800-442-7937 partment, at Park Street and Legion Road, at the Wildwood Community Center on Huey Street and at the Wildwood Shopping Center on Main Street. Each bin will be color-coded for the material to be placed in it: yellow for aluminum, silver for tin, white for clear glass and blue for newspapers. A brown, 330-gallon container will accept used motor oil and likely will be placed near the public works building, said Public Works Director Gene Kornegay. Plastics, such as milk jugs and 2-liter soda bottles, currently collected at the curb, no longer will be accepted in a bin, Stevens said. That's because they, like most other recyclable items, no longer fetch the prices they once did.

Also, said Stevens, many people fail to crush the jugs and bottles before depositing them, which means fewer can be collected before the bin fills up. The bins will cost nearly $11,000 and will be paid for through the county's annual grant from the state Department of Environmental Regulation. The voluntary curb-side program currently is offered to about 1,000 households, of which about 90 percent participate at any given time, Stevens said. However, the city lately has found that the program's benefits are outweighed by its costs, mostly because of the glutted market for recyclable items. "It still is successful in separating what would be refuse for the landfill.

It's just not paying for itself," Stevens said. While the bins still will encourage recycling, Stevens said, they may lead to a drop in participation. Wildwood's recycling program is not connected to the recycling and composting program at the Sumter County landfill near Sumterville. That program was largely responsible for helping the county recycle 43 percent of its waste, making it the state's top recycler. State closes forest entrances to control illegal dumping By DEAN SOLOV Tribune Staff Writer INVERNESS The state Division of Forestry and the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission are closing about 15 entrances to the Withlacoochee State Forest in Citrus County to reduce illegal dumping and other violations, a state official said.

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