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Your Official TRY Recycling Inc Community Newsletter - SEPTEMBER 2010
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COMPOST VALUE DAY
TAKE A HOG ON A ROAD TRIP!
FALL LIQUIDATION SALE
ELECTRONICS RECYCLING
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COMPOST VALUE DAY - SEPTEMBER 25


Saturday September 25

2 Locations:

Amway Global - 375 Exeter Road at White Oak Road
Masonville Place
- Fanshawe Park Rd & Richmond Street (behind Nash Jewellers)

Proceeds from Compost Value Day go to:

London & Area Food Bank, Boys & Girls Club, St. Leonard's Society, Thames Region Ecological Association
London Composts, Community Garden Project

London Compost Partners:

City of London, Boys and Girls Club, London & Area Food Bank, London Community Resource Centre, Amway Global, St. Leonard's Community Services, Thames Region Ecological Association,


2cg Inc, my green workplace

TAKE A HOG ON A ROAD TRIP!


FALL LIQUIDATION SALE



FROM THE DESK OF KRISTINE JOINES

Electronics Recycling

A recent visit to a previously featured TRY Partner has inspired me once again remind everyone of the 4 'Rs' of Recycling.

Recycle, Reduce, Reuse, And RECONSIDER.

Before hauling another gizmo, gadget, or appliance to the curb side consider fixing it.

Living in Grand Bend, I am accustomed to frequent power surges. Smart enough to realize a power bar/surge protector is as essential as bread and water in my part of the country, I've yet to learn that many a switch can be turned off by another family member or family pet.

Like many, my boyfriend has become accustomed to "the cheap" and "the latest" in electronic marvels that  often send the old generation to the trash at the first sign of trouble.  The lost art of miserly behaviour has made a comeback with today's economy and I am no exception to this.  

After flipping through more flyers than I care to mention and price shopping my way through an abundance of websites, I suddenly became overwhelmingly disappointed with myself.  It took the realization of spending more money that I cared to, to remember the obvious, the words I publicly proclaim everyday....Recycle, Reduce, Reuse, Reconsider! 

NESA (National Electronics Service Association) Fixing and reusing most of what comes in to their electronic business is what Ron and Rod McClay do to help the environment.

To make a long story - short...

Thanks NESA you saved me $150.00 and I can look forward to watching DVD's in front of the fire for another winter.  Without guys like you, the Big "R" would just be a wasted letter.

With the city moving towards a curb side ban of televisions, computer monitors and other electronics, these items can be dropped off at either of the cityEnviro Depots.