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His recycling days are here again

Published: 10:30 AM August 4, 2006    Updated: 9:27 PM February 22, 2021

DAVID Bateman s recycling days need not be over (Postbag, July 27. If he hasn t already taken his skis to the dump, he can offer them to more than 430 members of the Royston Freecyle Network at groups.yahoo.com/ group/roystonrecyecle No money changes han

DAVID Bateman's recycling days need not be over (Postbag, July 27.

If he hasn't already taken his skis to the dump, he can offer them to more than 430 members of the Royston Freecyle Network at groups.yahoo.com/ group/roystonrecyecle

No money changes hands and unwanted items that are too good to be thrown away can be offered (or items requested) by individuals or community groups.

CHRIS LEE

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