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NIT 8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 31, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" MNR officers lay charges By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Officers with the Ministry of Natural Resources have laid 48 charges on Lake Scugog so far this winter under various regulations and acts. Although the changing weather has created havoc with those using the lake for recreation, the first two weekends of January saw an abundance of activity on the lake, resulting in the charges. According to MNR conservation officer Mitch Phinney, 90 per cent of the charges the office has laid this winter came on the January 6- 8 weekend, when the first major snow fell. The remaining 10 per cent were laid the following weekend. Although the number of on lake charges is well below last season's 168 charges, unseasonable weather has forced snowmobilers and ice fishermen off the lake for extended periods of time. Conservation officers spent the first two weeks of the month speaking with 375 anglers. As a result 37 charges were laid under the Ontario Fisheries Regulations Act and the Game Fishing Regulations Act. Of those charges, 24 were for fishing without a license, 12 for having too many lines and one for obstructing a fisheries officer. Twelve warnings have also been issued under these acts. Charges have also been laid under the Motorized Snow Vehicle Act, as 11 riders have been charged and an -. KZ HY Durham East Provincial Progressive Conservative Association ALL CANDIDATES MEETING Time - 7:30pm Place - Manchester Community Centre Date - Thursday, February 9, 1995 Come out & meet the candidates who seck to represent you. Come out & let them tell you something about themselves. Meet them in person. Ask them your questions. Take a few moments of your time to become a more informed voter. Bring your friends or meet old friends. Come one, come all to an old fashioned town hall meeting. Manchester Community Centre . Thursday, February 9th, 1995 at 7:30 Star Directions: 1 block East of stoplights at Hwy 12 & 7A (Manchester) Scugog Progressive Conservative Association Questions Call President Don at 985-8603 or 985-2121 gn v ---- Snowmobiles blast by folks enjoying a Sunday stroll on Lake Scugog. Ministry of Natural Resources officers have been on the ice throughout the season, laying charges against an- glers and snowmobilers. additional 20 warnings have been handed out. Last year 128 charges were laid under the fishing acts, up considerably from 1992's 59 charges. Under the Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 28 riders were charged and 12 were charged under the Off Road Vehicles Act last year. Although these numbers are higher than this year's total they were substantially lower than 1992, when 135 charges were laid. Ministry officials are back out on the lake and will once again be watching fishermen and snowmobilers. Officer Phinney is hoping for a cold weekend where his team can get back on the lake to check on several things, such as the several ice huts which found their way through the ice during recent mild temperatures. The Ministry knows of 10 huts, in the areas of Port Perry, Westshore Marina and Caesarea, that are still floating in the water, with owners unable to safely retrieve them, Officer Phinney said. Officer Phinney believes there are more which went through in the area of Goreski's Lakeside Recreation, but ice conditions last week did not allow the officers the freedom to check the huts in that location of the lake. Luke. A Grimsby man and his son who were in the other vehicle were in critical condition in a Kingston hospital at press time. Workers at the local grocery store were stunned to learn of the death of a fun-loving, Killed in head-on crash IGA workers mourn 'fun-loving' friend By Jeff Mitchell Port Perry Star Employees at the IGA store in Port Perry were grieving early this week over the tragic loss of a friend and co-worker. Sandy Hosking, 41, was among three people killed in a head-on crash Friday night (Jan. 27) near Kaladar, along with boyfriend Peter Diesberger, 40, and his five-year-old son Grieve. young people. big-hearted friend, said IGA owner Jim "Everybody's just devastated," he said Monday morning. "Saturday was a pretty grim day here." ) Ms Hosking had. worked at the local store for nearly two years and in that time had made herself well-known for her caring nature. She spent hours volunteering as a counselor in substance abuse programs for adults and "She was a person who touched a lot of hearts in a short time," said Mr. Grieve. "She was just a wonderful person." 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