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a hy. a er Pe Red a 4 i ® i 5) Roi SE a SAT ants Conservation ge (Frompagel) present, Mr. Macnab pushed on with an hour of slides, and commentary on what the Conservation Authority's purpose, long range and short range goals are. (Aside from the two inter- ested members of the public, there were two reps from the Natural Resources Ministry at the meeting, one planner from the Authority, Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor, who is vice-chairman of the Auth- ority board of directors, Mr. Macnab, and a reporter from the Port Perry Star.) Mr. Mcnab said the Auth- ority is now in the final stages of preparing a broad watershed management strategy which will set the overall direction for Kawartha's programs and policies. These include water man- agement, erosion control, protection of groundwater supplies, water monitoring for both quantities and quality, and problems of low flow. Under water management the Authority already has pin-pointed 32 areas within its jurisdication that could be subject to flooding at times, although Mr. Macnab said there are no really serious flood areas within the area. Conservatinn and land management are also within the sphere of the Authority, and since nearly 90 per cent of the land is privately owned, there are programs of assistance to landowfers for such things as erosion, reforestation, conservation, and the preservation of sensitive wetlands. Mr. Macnab said that starting this summer, the Authority has volunteers working in co-operation with the Environment Ministry to take weekly samples of water for such things as clarity and the amount of algae. Lake Scugog is included with samples to be taken on both the east and west arms of the lake, but Mr. Macnab said a lack of money will prevent testing of these samples for bacteriological contaminations. The purpose of the meeting had been to get input from the public on the Watershed Strategy before it is completed this summer. Although there were just a couple of people at the meeting in Port Perry, there were six at a similar meeting held a week earlier in Fenelon Falls, the commun- ity where the Authority's head office is located. A third meeting is slated for this week in Lindsay. The Kawartha Authority covers an area of about 1000 REDS IE IAs ere .} MALAECP RATER ENN 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 12, 1982 Agar 77 years in Port Perry After 17 years as minister for the Anglican Churches in Port Perry and Blackstock, Rev. Reg Rose announced his resignation last Sunday EG ROSE square miles stretching from Lake Scugog in the south, to Balsam Lake in northwest, Crystal Lake in the northeast and Pigeon Lake in the east. Mr. Macnab said he hopes the public will gradually become more familiar with the work the Authority is doing and he invited enqui- ries by calling 705-887-3112 in Fenelon Falls. The public is invited to visit the head office in the Heritage House bui'ding in that community. / STANDARD TRUST... You could © ONLY AT Win! a trip for two to Britain with Wardair with $1000 to spend. one of more than 150 English Bone China Cups and Saucers . . . we'll give you a package of Peek Frean Biscuits just for openers. - Come on into us show you how friendly Standard ... let From now until June 4th, teatime is anytime at Standard, and you're invited to come in for a cuppa and a biscuit. We'll show you how to get your money working as hard for you, as you did to get it. We'll explain the new contest, and show you how easy it is to Win the cup! { TRUST Port Perry: 1656 Queen Street, Telephone: 985-8435 can be. Savings with chequing STANDARD our interest privileges. and will take up new duties with a church in Toronto. Rev. Rose told the con- gregations at St. John's Church in Blackstock and - the Church of the Ascension in Port Perry that his res- ignation will take effect August 1. ) His new church will be St. Olave's in the south Kings- way area of Toronto which has about 300 families in the congregation. Rev. Rose told the Star on Monday that the opportunity to move to the new church in Toronto "came up quite suddenly" over the last four weeks or so, and making the announcement last Sunday was difficult for him. A committee is to be set up this week to begin the search for a successor to Rev. Rose. In addition to his work as a minister in Port Perry and Blackstock, Rev. Rose was active in municipal politics, serving as a member of council for the former village of Port Perry. When Regional government was formed in 1973, he was elected as Scugog Town- ship's representative on the Durham council and was chairman of the council's planning committee and social services committee. Rev. Rose did not seek re- election in the 1980 municipal Police Week May 10to 15is Police Week in Ontario, and the public is invited to visit any of the Durham Region Police divis- ional offices, or the Head- quarters in downtown Oshawa. Staff Sgt. Robert Jarvest, the officer in charge of Divis- ion 26, which includes all of Scugog Township, says the main office on Highway 12 at Sunderland is open regular business hours, and he wel- comes visitors to drop in for a tour. Guided group tours this week of the Headquarters building can be arranged this week. Phone 579-1520. Police Week is a good chance for interested members of the public to get to know their Police depart- ment a little better. oCe = ELGIN KNOPP PROPRIETOR elections. 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