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UXBRIDGE -- A local service group is looking to Uxbridge residents to help out with some serious heavy metal. The Rotary Club of Uxbridge will be hosting its third annual scrap metal day where residents can take unwanted items made of scrap metal at no charge to the Uxbridge arena parking lot, 291 Brock St. W., on Saturday, April 16 from 9 a.m. to noon. Items that can be donated include aluminum and cast iron lawn furniture, pop and food cans (bagged), fridges, stoves, washers, dryers, sinks, freezers, metal tables, pots and pans, metal window and bed frames, antennas, satellite dishes, tire rims, electric motors, car batteries and more. The Rotary Club is again teaming up with Port Perry Salvage and the club will receive a cash donation for the items based on weight, said Steve Mills of the Rotary Club. Proceeds from the sale of the scrap metal will go to support the Rotary Club's local and international programs. "They've been a good partner since we started," said Mr. Mills, who added the event is a good way to recycle scrap metal while supporting a good cause in the process. He asked those wanting to donate to refrain from bringing glass, household garbage, tires, cars, propane tanks, dry cell batteries (AA, AAA C, D etc.) or electronic waste such as TVs, VCRs and computer equipment. Africycle, an Uxbridge charity that sends bicycles to Africa, will also accept bike donations as part of the collection that day. Since the event started in 2009, the club has collected more than 70,000 pounds of scrap metal and 1,500 car batteries, while close to 100 bicycles have also been collected. For more information or a complete list of items that can be donated, visit www.uxbridgerotary.com .
Source: Newsdurhamregion.com
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