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wy" 4 -- Scugog Citizen - Tu day, April 16, 1996 Laks c meeting of thé St. John's The public Scugog Chapter of the Kawartha Fisheries Association has been set for Saturday, April 27th at 2pm. The meeting will again be held &t,St. Johr"s Presbyterian hurch Board appoints d "its Standing Oo meeting. of Monday, April 1, 1996, the Durham Board of Education announced the appointment of Grant Yeo as its new Director of Education. Grant Yeo is a graduate of McMaster University and has a Master of Arts degree from the University of British Columbia. He has held a number of positions of responsibility within the field of education, many of them (lower level) at 319 Queen St. Port Perry. (One light north of Highway 7A on Simcoe St. - Durham #2 turn west onto Queen St.) The first meeting, held on March 30th, saw 23 enthusiastic people in attendance, despite a with the Northumberland Clarington Board of Edfication in Cobourg. He is currently the Director of Education with the Lambton County Board of Education in Sarnia, a position he has held since 1993, Trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich, Chairperson of the Search Committee, stated, "The Board wag pleased with the quality of * cahdidates interviewed for the position. It made the Board's deliberations very relatively short period of notice. Guest speakers Paul Drysdale, Area Supervisor MNR Lindsay, and Norm Jung, Vice President OFAH, provided the attendees with scine history oh why this organization is being irector difficult but trustees agreed unanimously on Mr. Yeo." Durham Board Chairperson Audrey MacLean . agreed. "We welcome Grant Yeo to the Durham Board and look forward to working with him. He has beep a long- time resident of the area and now will be returning to work here as well." Grant Yeo will assume his responsibilities with the Durham Board 'effective August 15, 1996. BINGO oh NTR wo oR Cho AM COUNTRY | UP TO Monday to Sunday 7:00 PM and 10:30 PM SEVERED ESTER HR] Wednesday NOW! 12 Monday - Tu iesday - 30 PM 5 POINTS MALL Ritson & Taunton OSHAWA (Behind A&P) 436- 9404 99 Thornton _oshawa Civic Auditorium OSHAWA APRIL 18th thru 21st Thursday & Friday 5 to 9 PM K Saturday 10 AM to 9 PM; Sunday 11.AM to 6 PM '% Spring Edition % Rd. SS. FREE ADMISSION Scugog produces despite h established and what the organization hopes to achieve by having a diverse collection of resource users work together for the benefit of the entire lake watershed, and Chapters as a team for , the betterment of the entire Kawartha Lakes Region. Lake Scugog is one of the most unique.lakes in the province, and certainly throughout the Kawartha Lakes system. Its waters are extremely fertile. Despite. heavy fishing pressure due to its proximity to the largest urban areas of the province, and being the only lake in the Kawartha hea produce significant i of walleye, bass, muskie and panfisH, in terms of both quantity and quality. .Ongoing reductions in funding for the Ministry of Natural Resources mean that if we want this fishery to be maintained or' improved, the onus is on us to get involved. This will be the inaugural chapter of the Kawartha Fisheries Association, and will therefore be an exciting opportunity for members of the public who wish to become hands-on in the development of angling resources, policies, regulations} education, research, and be directly avy fishing the Ministry of Natural Resources, and the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters, among others. « The guest speaker at this second meeting will be Al Wanio from the MNI Al nas been the coordinator of bath CFIP and CWIP" (Fisheries & Wildlife Improvement Programs) on behalf of the MNR. His insight into what private 'groups can 'accomplish with MNR support should be very interesting. ~~ <%_, Plenty of free parking, refreshments will: be' served, and there is no cost for participation. Public contacts for more information and/or @irections: Sandy Beaton | Lakes system with an ice fishing season, Scugog (905) 985-4746 or Al Leggo (705) 786-3523. . ' joypived in improving itat in ¢onjunction with The Rotary Club of Port Perry recently donated $1,400 for children 'S Tumis at the Scugog Memorial Public Library. Sitting in the children's centre, Jerry °, Hopkins, president of the Rotary Club (left) presented the cheque to Tom Bonanno, Library CEO. Every year the Rotary Club donates to she library. HERBALLY 4 OURS .- The Healthy General Store 180 Mary St., Unit 1A, Port Peny 985- 0861 [Tos [-} Rejuvenate & Protect! melbrosia Other In-Store Specials! Sale ends May 4th, 1996 Be sure to pick up an information fiyer at ... Herbally Yours 180 MARY STREET, Unit 1A, PORT PERRY 985-0861