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wy" 16 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 7, 1996 = First meeting Friends of KCA The inaugural meeting of Friends of Ka wartha Conservation was held at Ken| Reid Conservation Area'gn March 20, with 26 people in attend: Our first 'meeting is designed to get ideas and determine ways and means of working together". The .. need for a Larry Lenhardt of Sir Sandford Fleming College chaired the meeting. In welcoming. everyone to the meeting, Mr. Lenhardt stated, "the concept of Friends is to bring people together in. support of conservation and the Kawartha Region Conservation Authority. Woodville ity support group such as Friends comes about due to the funding crisis facing the Kawartha Region Conservation Authority. Authority General Manager, lan Macnab explains, "provin- cial funding for the conservation duthority has been dramatically reduced and' will be completely dead in car crash A single car accident, March 18 near Beaverton has taken the the life of a 27-year old Woodvilte man. Durham Region Police say+Glendon Arnold was , alone in his 1996 Pontiac "Grand Am just after 7:00 PM when the northbound vehicle went out of control, left the road and slammed into a utility pole. The accident occurred on Durham Road 23, near Beaverton. The victim was + pronounced dead at the scene, according to police. INDOORS! | LEER (Tela Ns Tete [VII ToT) blackilies, houseflie: in one of our beautifu VISTA [SN OIRO UI R=) ... a complimeniary [eleleli{TT {eRe T3}Y style of home, fo let you relax and ERISA LER ETHIE time you deserve eliminated by . 1997. Without community sup- port; conservation pro- gramming and resource management in the Kawarthas will be almost impossible. The trgmen- dous community ji te being received is very gratifying. By working together we can make a difference. * Fundraising in support of conservation and volun- teers to assist with conservation projects are going to be negessary if parks like Ken Reid Conservation Area are to be maintained. « Debbie Craven announ- ced one idea already being planned, "I'm working with several people to organize cycling races and events at Ken Reid. People are interested ip this type of activity and if we all work together we can have a beautiful area in which to cycle and at the same time provide: much needed financial suppoly to the Conservation Authority". Promotion of conser- vati®n and the value of places like Ken Reid and Pigeon River Headwaters Conservation, Areas is going to be, a. prime objective of Friends of Kawartha Conservation. As Steve Weatherbee pointed out, "there is such d variety of activities that can be done. We ¥ list them all out and then promote them to the public at large. information and get to know conservation day could be held at Ken Reid." The group concluded with the thought that Friends of Kawartha Conservation will be a positive influence 'in ensuring that conser- vation and the Kawartha Region! , Conservation Authority prosper within our community. The next meeting of Friends is on April 17th starting at 7:30 p.m.; all are welcome. 8 Relax - because it's absolutely maintenance-free -\all framing is made from strong aluminum attrusions. WA sound investment that adds value to your home. 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