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30 - RORY RERRY, STAB, Tuesday, January 26, 1393, "Scugog's Commu : - 14, = [} KEY AVE VY RELL iow «B5 3 Blair Trumpour tries his luck ice fishing on Lake Scugog. Your child will gain one full grade level in 36 hours. Guaranteed. With Sylvan's positive, caring, individualized instruction, students find their grades and self-confidence soaring. Call today to learn how we can help your child. 43 Sylvan Kendalwood Park Plaza arnin 1801 Dundas St. E., re | (416) 404-1818 Your child will improve at least onc full grade equivalent score in basic math or reading skills after 36 hours of instruction, or we'll provide up to 12 more hours at no further cost. Visit Sylvan for complete detafls, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Port Perry Star encourages our readers to make use of the letters to the editor column to express their opinions and viewpoints on just about any subject, as we feel a lively letters column helps make a better community newspaper. We insist, however, that all letter writers sign their name. Sorry, no anonymous letter will be printed. By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star - With the ice fishing season : well underway on Lake Scugog, indications are it is a successful season so far for anglers. Several anglers reported fish- ing is t this year. Anglers near Hone y's Beach report the erch are plentiful, and say they - ave also seen a fair amount of pickerel. There have not been any ma- jor problems with ice fishing yet this season, according to a spokesman for the Ministry of Natural Resources. : The Ministry has conserva- tion officers on the ice periodi- cally enforcing the rules and regulationsofice fishing. "There have been a few prob- lems with anglers, like every year, but nothing serious," said David Bell, biologist with the MNR The biggest problem during this ice fishing season, he says, is confusion over the new Out- doors Card, which came into ef- fecton January 1,1993. "Many anglers either do not have their card yet, or do not un- derstand the way it works," he said. "The main job we have been performing on the ice this sea- son has been educating the fish- ermen about the new card," he added. Although the Ministry con- ducted a full creel (angler sur- vey) on the lake last season there is not one in the works in + 1993. The complete creel is per- formed every four years. Although the conservation of- ficers will ask questions, "itwas § much more intense last year," Mr. Bell said. Because of the walleye har- vest problems and ongoing de- - bates over the future of ice fish- ing on Lake Scugog, many anglers are reporting their fish- ing activities to the Ministry on their own. Due to a number of angler's requests, Mr. Bell said the MNR supplied local bait and tackle shops with forms for fisherman who 'wish to let the Ministry know how many fish they Port Perry - 985-9009 PILL 1A lL INS 12 pieces of 5 wb golden fried chicken. Plenty for 4-6 people. Regular $13.59 No coupon required on this special. 2 pieces of chicken & Fries FRIED CHICKEN I O94 136 Water Street, Jan 31, 90 7 No coupon required Just to say thank you for your support in 1992, we're kicking off the New Year with fantastic values - SAVE BIG NOW! 12pc. BUCKET 2 Piece Snack || 3 Piece Dinner 3 piezes of chicken, fries, dinner roll & salad. MNR fishing recommendations due soon caught, in what period of time, and on how many lines. "They are providing us with . feedback on the fishing this year,on theirown," hesaid, The MNR held a rn meet- ing in Scugog in October last year to receive input from an- glers, while searching for a solu- tion to. controlling the walleye 'harvest. The Ministry will be releas- ing its recommendations on its solutions to reducing the wall- eye harvest on Lake Scugog in the near future. "It will be complete in a couple of weeks. From there we will see what happens," Mr. Bell told the Star: The MNR's recommendations will be forwarded to all anglers and interested parties who re- quested a copy of the informa- tion when it was completed. - KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Lake Scugog Is once again dotted with huts as residents and visitors enjoy ice fishing. Pictured are (front from left) Eric Ha- binski, Lee Habinski and Daisy. At back are Ray Chandler and Carrie Habinski enjoying a day on the lake. : 395 plus tax Expires Jan. 31/93. Together with their parents, Na Ann," daughter of Tom & Ang Pleasance, Tyrone & Mark Kenneth, son of Ken & Eleahor Sturman, Seagrave, are pleased to announce their engagement & forthcoming marriage. A summer wedding is planned. 125" Anniversary WATKINS PRODUCTS Your area representative in this area is' Tess Manthorne 416-436-0510 If you need a catalogue, please phone the number above or write to: 375 Buena Vista, #206 Oshawa, Ont. L1J2M6 for your FREE catalogue.