Sou th August 2023 "The Marysburgh Published for Residents, Businesses and Visitors since Or South Marysburgh’s Natural Heritage Enriched with Official Designation of Monarch Point Reserve Monarch Point Conservation Reserve received its official designation on Monday, July 31 when Environment, Conservation and Parks Minister David Piccini (right, with his dog, Max) visited the County’s South Shore at Point Petre. Sharing in the announcement were (from the left) John Hirsch, President of the South Shore Joint Initiative and South Marysburgh Councillor, PEC Mayor Steve Ferguson, MPP Bay of Quinte Todd Smith and Mark Stabb, Nature Conservancy of Canada. Story on page 2.—Mirror Photo Community Fish Fry Packs Fun, Frolic and Good Eats The combination of a beau- tiful July 19 evening, foot tap- ping tunes and fabulous food made the South Marysburgh Recreation Committee’s Com- munity Fish Fry the place to be. More photos on page 7. Lucy Bond of Morrison Point Road and Porter Morris of Van- couver entertained the fish fry crowd with the twrily dances. — Mirror Photo