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PE AC Lm or Rey ree 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 27, 1990 MNR charges 35 with hunting, fishing and firearm violations The Ministry of Natural Resources has charged 35 people from 12 Ontario communities with 310 violations for illegal hunting, fishing and use of firearms. In addition, the Ontario Provin- cial Police have laid four charges under the Criminal Code in con- nection with the same investigation. The charges result from a two- year intensive investigation car- ried out by 26 MNR conservation officers. The OPP assisted in gathering evidence be reporting incidents of suspicious activity. The centre of the operation was Manitoulin Island. Twenty-one people from Manitoulin Island are involved in the charges. In ad- dition, charges were laid against people from Nairn Centre, Sud- bury, Windsor, Niagara Falls, Whitefish Falls and Toronto. During the investigation, con- servation officers purchased from suspects about 1,800 kilograms of venison from illegally-hunted deer, as well as meat from illegally-hunted moose and bear, and lake trout taken out of season. Both buyers and sellers were charged in the operation. Charges have been laid by MNR under the Game and Fish Act, the federal Fisheries Act and the Trespass to Property Act. Under the Game and Fish Act, 286 charges have been laid for hunting in a closed season, hun- ting from a vehicle, hunting at Bridge results Feb. 14 - Afternoon 6 Table Howell - Avg. 67% 1st - Harold Brown & Otto Czilok 87. 2nd - Joyce Heard & Helen Mathieson 81%. 3rd - Mary Tremblay & Sandy Greenwood 79. 4th - Doris Phinney & Dorothy Jacobs 78%. Evening - 5 Table Howell - Avg. 36 1st - Joan West & Gord Day 49. 2nd - Judy & Don Atkinson 43. 3rd - Miriam & Charles Labanovich 41%. Feb. 21 - Afternoon 4 Table Howell - Avg. 24 1st - Kath Burley & Harry Carnegie 29%. 2nd - Jeanne Dymond & Doris Beare 29. 3rd - Joyce Heard & Helen Mathieson 27%. Evening - 5 Table Howell - Avg. 54 1st - Judy & Don Atkinson 66. 2nd - Joanne Dutka & Peter Francis 63%. 3rd - Harold Brown & Bill Soulsby 601%. night, using inadequate and il- legal firearms, wounding and fail- ing to retrieve animals, violating fishing regulations, discharging firearms across or on roads and driving with a loaded gun in a vehicle. In addition, 21 people have been charged with selling or buying venison. One retail but- cher shop is included in the charges. The four charges under the Criminal Code involve the careless use of firearms. The 22 charges under the Trespass to Property Act involve entering premises when entry is prohibited. Two charges under the federal Fisheries Act relate to illegal snagging of fish and taking lake trout during the closed season. MNR laid charges between January 8 and 12 in provincial of- fences court in Gore Bay. MNR and the OPP served summonses on defendants on January 13. Under the Game and Fish Act, the charge of careless hunting carries a maximum fine of $5,000, a maximum jail sentence of one year, or both. All other charges under that Act carry a maximum fine of $5,000 with no minimum fine. The charges under the federal Fisheries Act carry a maximum fine of $5,000, a max- imum jail sentence of 12 months or both. There are no minimum penalties. 4-H leaders' association of Durham West elect new slate of officers for 1990 The 4-H Leaders' Association in Durham West elected a new slate of officers at their Annual Meeting on February 13. They are: Past President - Cathy Anderson; President - Scott Wilson; Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Evans; Execufive- Members At Large: Dr. Gerry Blackburn, Corinne Croxall, and Dorothy Shier; 2 4-H members: Agricultural - Dave Grandy and Life Skills - Kathy Lawson. 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Ad 1%] fox A Our House Family Daycare, Victoria County Kinsmen Club of Belleville, Belleville Provincial Dora Lyn and Steven Hicks were married at St. John's Presbyterian Church on August 26th, 1989 with Rev. McEntyre officiating. The bride, daughter of Brian and Dorothy Fulford, wore a full length white satin and lace gown design- ed and stitched by her mother. She was attended by Cori Fulford (Slute), Christina Relf, Vicki Wilson and Denice Hicks. Junior bridesmaids were Stephanie Hicks, Lacey Fulford and Melissa Smits. The groom, son of Barbara Hicks and Gerald Hicks, wore a white tuxedo and top hat. He was attend- ed by Gary Roulston. The ushers were Gord Smits, Dave Kennedy and Greg Ellis. The couple honeymooned in Ot- tawa and will reside with daughter Stephanie, in Bobcaygeon. Slute - Fulford On September 23, 1989, Cori Fulford and Wayne Slute were join- ed in marriage by the Rev. Stuart McEntyre. The bride, daughter of Brian and Dorothy Fulford, wore a full length handstitched satin gown. The bride was attended by Dory Hicks, sister, matron of honour; Michelle LeRoy, friend, brides- maid; junior bridesmaids Lacey Fulford, daughter of the bride, and Stephanie Hicks, niece of the bride. The groom, son of Lloyd and Eileen Slute, wore a black tuxedo. He was attended by Larry Slute, brother, bestman; and ushers David Slute, brother; David Fulford, brother of the bride; and Danny Cosburn, cousin of the groom. Lee -Ann Slute, sister-in-law of the groom, was Mistress of Ceremonies. The couple honeymooned in the Dominican Republic and now call Blackstock home. PORT PERRY CLINIC Ms. J. Murphy PSYCHOTHERAPIST offering individual, couple & group counselling 230 QUEEN ST. 985-4422 STATIONERY Plain and Printed. Business/Personal PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383