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Above is our preparation for Pirates' Week Float Parade - October 2000 and below is our preparation/participation in
Pirates' Week Float Parade - October 2001
Pirates' Day 2001 Float Parade - Saturday, 27 October 2001 The theme for our 2001 float was "Don't Spoil with Oil". We worked
with the Department of Environmental Health, CUC and Texaco to show what oil recycling takes place in the Cayman Islands at
the current time and how important it is to recycle. For more information about our float please sea our Activity/Photo page
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Despite the rain we tried very hard to convey to the people watching, the importance of oil recycling to protect our environment.
Iggy, the Cayman Islands' Recycling symbol and Sparky, representing CUC wave to the crowds from our float
Above is Earth Day Clean Up 2001 - North Side Beach. Below is Pirates' Week Float Parade October 2001
Our Visit to the new Vibe (98.9) Radio Station to tape our Earth Day pledge with Chuck Taylor, the Programme Director, was
a very special one. Lawren's comment on leaving was that it was not only a wonderful experience in itself but a wonderful
learning experience as well!
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| Anthony creating Reefy Earth Day 2002 |
World Environment Day 2002 - Our used oil promotion at the Fosters'
Supermarket by the Airport.
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| Iggy and Cocoa with Slick |
A talented
Anthony not only does website design but photography as well! This is apart from all the environmental work that he
does!
He
and Jeremy Forbes have both won Texaco scholarships to attend the Central Caribbean Marine Institute's Marine Summer Camp
in Little Cayman in August. Our Chairperson, Lawren Fullerton, has also been successful in gaining a scholarship.
They will be able to view the beautiful coral reefs themselves and take photographs at the same time! I
am vey proud of my talented John Gray Recyclers - Mrs Whitehead
Our 2002 Pirates Week Float
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| Grabbit waving to his admirers! |
Below is our Christmas Club photo 2002
Telephone directory recycling - January 2003
We collected over 600 telephone books for recycling
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