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Hudson Bay Composite High School - What's New

Plastic Bag Drop off points - Hudson Bay High School and the Hudson Bay Credit Union

Flourescent Light Bulbs - Hudson Bay High School

Glass Jars - Hudson Bay High School

Alkaline Batteries - Hudson Bay High School and the Hudson Bay Credit Union

 Going Green at the Science Centre

On May 7th Going Green members rode a chartered bus to Regina for a day full of fun and learning.

First stop was to the Science Centre where they got to explore what the centre has to offer, then they split into 2 groups.  One group  created an ecosystem in a pop bottle, while the second groups explored Wascana Park and their outside environment.

Anybody care for a fun game of mindball!  No skills are required --move the ball with your brain!

Colorful body art - created by body temperature.  (picture to the right)

 Pictured below - is the self-propelled circular body-rotator allowing you to twist and turn in many different directions.  

 Pictured to the right - is the bubble-makers allowing you to create your own size and shape of bubbles with different bubble shapes.

Going Green Recycle Containers

Several more recycle containers have been placed in the community in various locations by the credit union with proceeds going to the Hudson Bay High School Going Green Committee to support their community services. 

The high school is the drop off point for recycling tin cans and glass jars - Drop yours off today!  Ensure your glass jars are clean, label free and dropped off in cardboard boxes to eliminate breakage.

Remember to Recycle!

 April was "Growing Green" month at the Credit Union

- Recyle display was held at the credit union.

- We celebrated April 22 - Earth Day by giving our members jar grippers made of recycled materials.

- Recycle containers were put in the community with proceeds going to the Hudson Bay High School Green Committee for their community services.