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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 25,1994 - 11 Walleye tourney on lake Feb. 5- By John Ellis Feb. 5 and 6 are the days. Thousands in cash and mer- chandise is a part of the game. The other part of the game is to be the lucky angler. "Say What?" you say. The 3rd Annual Scugog Firefighters Walleye Tournament starts at 12:01 a.m. Feb. 5, 1994 and runs until Feb. 6, 1994 at noon. This year there are some ex- citing changes. Included in the changes is a weigh station in Port Perry to go along with the Caesarea weigh station. An- other change is a reduction in ticket price for youths 16 and under. This special ticket price will be $5. A list of rules and regulations will be posted at each weigh sta- tion. But, in brief, I would like to pass on some of the most impor- tant ones! 1. Tickets must be purchased AfterLoss' Learning bow to cope with grief D p - Questions & Answers about grief recovery* Q. 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Wagg Funeral Home McDERMOTT-PANABAKER CHAPEL 216 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2171 ol Myles G. O'Riordan Owner/Manager A memoer of the Afterl oss Family of Funeral Homes dedicated to belping those they sevve with assistance 11 grief recovery ©1992 Harbor House (West) Publishers prior to fishing. 2. If two or more fish weigh the same the first fish is consid- ered the heaviest. 3:Personnel at the weigh sta- tion have the rnght to reject any fish for any reason. 4. Walleye over one Ib. are the only fish ehgible to be entered. 5. Fishing boundaries are limited to Lake Scugog. For the complete list, stop by the weigh station. Prizes will be awarded as fol- lows: 1st will receive 50 per cent of the anglers share of the cash, 2nd - 25 per cent, 3rd - 15 per cent and 10 per cent will go to the heaviest fish entered in the tournament. The top three priz- es will be determined by the to- tal weight of all fish that en- tered up to 12 fish which means that you can enter six Saturday and six Sunday. Available to be won in a hidden weight prize that anyone has a chance to win by simply entering a fish. There is also three prizes to be won simply by entering the tourna- ment. And last but not least is the junior division with a first and second prize available. If no juniors enter fish then both prizes will be awarded on a draw basis. As usual the proceeds will go to charity. In previou have been able to don dreds of dollars to local chari- ties and it 1s hoped that this year will be even more of a suc- cess. Tickets will be available at: J.D. Fishing and Archery, Wa- ter St. in Port Perry, Sunnyside Market in Caesarea, Scugog Firefighters, weigh stations and other locations. A couple of things I hope eve- ryone keeps in mind. Awards will be presented at the Caesar- ea Community Hall at approxi- mately | p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6, 1994. All are welcome to attend. An invitation is extended by the Caesarea Hall Baord to partake in a brunch from 11 am. to 2 p.m. All proceeds from the brunch will go to charity. A final note to all, the real winner in all of thisis our local charities. Thanks in advance and I hope to see you Feb. 5 and 6. For further information please contact John Elhs at (905) 986-0934. Environmental video night at Port high school Jan. 27 On Thursday, Jan. 27 there will be a free showing of the vid- eo "Manufacturing Consent," an examination of the views of Noam Chomsky, American au- thor, linguist, and, according to some, the most important intel- lectual alive today. Chomsky contends that American society is not really democratic at all, and that the mass media in the U.S. deliberately keep the aver - age citizen in the dark as to how their society really works. 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