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United Way Oakville, in partnership with Greentec's E-Waste Collection, wants to collect unwanted electronics -- those desktop and laptop computers, cellphones, ink/toner cartridges, printers and stereo equipment that are cluttering offices, drawers, basements and garages. Unwanted electronics can be recycled responsibly with proceeds going directly to United Way Oakville-funded agencies. Recycle unwanted electronics for charity The event will take place on Saturday, Sept. 22 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Dorval Crossing Plaza beside Metro, located at 280 North Service Rd. W. Donate and receive a free coupon from Boston Pizza. "We are very proud to hold this event," said Brad Park, United Way Oakville CEO, in a press release. "Not only can we help our 33 funded agencies, but we can help protect the environment and further our community's green initiatives by diverting harmful and hazardous waste from entering landfills." E-waste is the fastest growing waste 19 · Wednesday, September 12, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com stream worldwide. Each year, more than 300 million empty printer cartridges are generated in North America alone. Proceeds will support United Way Oakville's 33 funded agencies that help more than 30,000 people in our community. For a full list of acceptable electronics that can be recycled, visit www.thinkrecycle.com/ pdf/collectionevents.pdf. Construction begins at Bronte and Dundas Street Oakville motorists will need to give themselves some extra time in their commutes as construction of a new watermain across the intersection at Dundas Street and Bronte Road will start Monday (Sept. 17). The intersection will not be closed, however, drivers should expect delays -- the work will be completed during off-peak traffic hours and on weekends to minimize the disruption to motorists. The work is part of a larger watermain installation project stretching from Appleby Line in Burlington to Bronte Road. The intersection work at Dundas and Bronte will continue into the fall and is being co-ordinated with other infrastructure projects further east on Dundas Street. The project is part of Building a Better Halton, the Region's infrastructure construction plan for roads, water, wastewater and waste management projects. For more information, visit www.halton.ca/construction. Fresh for Fall! All Nursery Stock 30% - 50% off! 3 for $10 6"Mums Reg. $5.99/ea All Purple Fountain Grass & Millet Reg. $12.99 $7. 99 $39.99 Fall Planter Reg. $49.99 Volunteer as a driver Canadian Cancer Society Halton Unit urgently needs drivers to take people to and from their cancer related appointments. Drivers are given a per kilometer rate of pay and parking is always paid for. The Halton Unit, which covers Oakville, Burlington and Milton, is also looking for volunteers to help organize events as Taking Steps Against Breast Cancer, Pink Ribbon and Relay for Life. For more information call 905845-5231. NEW FALL FOR 30% off Princeton 7 piece dining set SAVE $1499.99 Reg. $1999.99 All Outdoor Pottery All Scott's 1kg Grass Seed $500 All Packaged Purple & Blue Bulbs 30% off 35% off OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: Monday - Sunday 9am - 6pm All items while quantities last, subject to availability. Category offers exclude "TERRA Essentials" Sale period: Sept. 13th - 19th www.terragreenhouses.com Burlington Hwy #5 East of Brant St. (905) 332-3222 · Milton Britannia Rd.West ofTrafalgar (905) 876-4000 Waterdown Hwy #6 & 5th Concession E. (905) 689-1999 ·Vaughan Keele St. North of Kirby Sideroad (905) 832-6955