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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 Signs opposing landfill sites thrown into dump In an ironic twist of fate, signs opposing two candidate landfill sites in Ward 4, Scugog, landed in the garbage last week. Cartwright's newly formed citizen action group, Zero Gar- bage, posted about 75 signs along road allowances and on hydro poles in the Blackstock- Nestleton area. On November 7, members of Zero Garbage noticed the signs were missing. Sign committee chairman Terri Ness told the Port Perry Star that phone calls were made to the highway depart- ment, Scugog Township office and to hydro. A spokesperson at the High- way Department in Manches- ter told Mrs. Ness that they had taken down some of the signs because they were posted in prohibited areas. Signs of any kind cannot be posted on hydro poles or on road allowances. Mrs. Ness was allowed to re- trieve the signs from a highway department dumpster. Only 15 of the 75 signs were recovered. "A lot of work went into these," she told the Star as she was hauling the signs out of the dumpster. The committee painted old real estate signs white and then painted a message on each one. She hopes that once Cart- wright's battle is fought, other citizen groups can use the signs. Over the weekend, Zero Gar- bage members reposted the signs along with 150 recently completed signs. This time, the signs were placed on private residences. "The signs will keep coming," Mrs. Ness told the Port Perry Star. "We're going to stop the dump. That's the point." YOU ARE INVITED -- to -- SCUGOG CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS -- 4th ANNUAL -- CHRISTMAS BAZAAR -- at the -- LATCHAM CENTRE, Port Perry SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1990 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM a Games, Crafts, Gifts, Plants, Baking, Candy, Lunch and More! pen His vine Zero Garbage sign chairman Terri Ness retrieves protest signs from a dumpster. The cit- izen action group woke up one morning only to find that all the signs they had posted had been taken down. Some were recovered at the Highway Department in Manchester. The signs had been posted on hydro poles and road allowances. Hockey linesman dowsed with cup of hot chocolate A linesman was assaulted at a hockey tournament at the Scugog Arena on Saturday. Jason Lamothe was escort- ing an Orillia player off the ice after the player had been in- volved in a scuffle when a cup of hot chocolate was thrown in his face. A brief scuffle broke out in the stands and then a man left the arena. Tournament orga- nizers noted the man's licence __ plate number and notified po- 'lice. Charges are pending. Running Boards, Push Bars, Spoiler Kits & Other Custom Accessories. 20% OFF 985-4222 Steaks and Burgers N\ LAURA BERRY Stari J Foundation MONDAYS - TUESDAYS - WEDNESDAYS will be All Children age 12 and under can eat at at "THE PORT" 1/2 Price There will be super specials for the whole family. If you haven't been in for a visit, stop by and eat with us. OPEN FOR BREAKFAST at 6:00 AM oa en Wish I May Deadline for orders Nov. 30, 1990 PRINT: $175.00 132 Scugog Street 7A at Water Street 985 ": FRAMER'S GALLERY 233 Queen St., Port Perry ¢ (416) 985-2543 -4707 i -- dis a Po pm A et ee ee i el es ree er ee To im agentes sgn Cs RR PO SAS A A oe: RE SNS Gb