--- In Stickerville@yahoogroups.com, "tonyg345" <tonyg618@...> wrote:
>
> As promised at the last meeting I contacted the local recycle company.
> The name is not infront of me. It is a couple of towns away. Anyway
> the owner was enthusiastic about setting bins at Stickerville and was
> even willing to give us some money for the harvested materials. I told
> him I would contact him in early May about going ahead.
> So, should I do it? Where should I place them? I think next to the
> SaniKans or near the Storage/Office Bldg. would be good. Remember that
> the sound of tossed glass is loud and jarring. While we would all like
> to recycle none of us want to camp near that. So what do we do? We
> don't have much unused real estate. Perhaps we could put up signs that
> say to recycle during daylight hours only.TonyG
>
Finally! I totally support this. Restricted hours sounds like a
great solution to living with the noise. I think the best spot would
be along the shed road somewhere... to facilitate non-Stickerville
camper use as well.

If the recycler is that willing to bring bins, perhaps he would bring
more to place closer for Tin Town and camper/vendors on the Old
Institute lawn. Here's the contact info to pass on to him for those
site organizers:

Karen Penner, Executive Director and Contest Director
director@...
phone 208.414.0255
fax 208.414.0256

Snake River Heritage Center
2295 Paddock Avenue
Weiser, ID, 83672
208-549-0205

I just completed a documentary about the Moscow Renaissance Fair...
the success of better and better recycling efforts during this event
is a source of organizers' greatest pride. Less than one-quarter of
trash generated now ends up at the landfill. I predict the impact of
our efforts will spread throughout the festival and perhaps eventually
the town.

Way to go, Tony.

Marsha Schoeffler