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"A Family Tradition for 130 Years" ee tt timer e------ Te] The October meeting of the St. Scugog Chapter of Kawartha Fisheries She ciation has been set for Thursday, Oct. 3 at 7:30 p-m. The meeting will be held at St. John's Presby- terian Church (lower So el) at 319 Queen Street, Port Perry. (one lig ht north of Hwy. 7A on Sim- coe St. - Durham #2, turn west onto Queen Street). So School chums meet for annual golf tourney A group of school class- mates from the 60s got to- gether earlier this a) for a fun day on the links. The Hackers and Friends Golf Tournament has been an annual event for some 20 years for this group of high school friends. In recent years the event has been primarily hosted by 'hackers' living in the Port Perry area, with some 15-20 partici- pants taking part. The event brings golfers from across the province with a new face or two each year. Since 1988 homemade golf awards have been giv- At the September meet- ing, MNR Coordinator Tom Cumby took the members present down to Palmer Park and gave us a first hand demonstration on how the M.N.R. con- ducts a shoreline analysis when an application is submitted by a company or individual for shoreline development. Tom identi- fied various types of weeks, as well as bottom en out and presented to the "#1 Duffer" and "Most Disruptive Golfer". The event is not as much about golfing as reacquainting old friendships and catch- ing upon the latest news. This year's event was hosted by Terry Howsam of Prince Albert. The event was made more special by the presence of Kay MeNenly, of Port Perry, who presented the group with a trophy in memory of her son Larry, who was tragically lost to the group in 1991. Larry had been instrumental in initiating and organizing the event. His memory will be car- ried on with the annual tournament. Rowing club shelter By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star The Durham Rowing Club will have a home for its shells come next season. Scugog Township Council agreed to bridge finance some of the need funds for the local club's shelter, to be built in Rotary Park. The 40x80 building is estimated to cost $31,000, with the township financing $16,000 to be paid back over a three-year period. The club has $7,000 in its ac- count now, raised from weekly bingos, and will hold fundraisers to come up with the remaining $8,000 With the interest in rowing becoming more and more popular the boathouse has become the number one priority of the club. The Durham Rowing Club, based out of Port Perry, has been in existance for six years offering both recre- ational and competitive rowing. Three high schools, including Port Perry, have students involved in the club. The club has held learn to row courses on the lake and have watched the interest grow to the point they are forced to turn away people, because of the lack of facilities. The club sees its future demands to include chil- drens summer recreational programs, adult learn to row courses and adult and senior recreational row- ing. The club currently also has three high schools on a waiting list for the club. To meet the demand the club must erect its storage facility, according to Mike Maher, of the club. There are 36 rowing clubs in Ontario, accommodat- ing some 73,000 members. Mr. Maher would like to see the Durham Rowing Club grow as Scugog is the ideal venue for a regional or national regatta, some- thing the club would like to host in the near future. content, and explained how the M.N.R. identifies critical shoreline areas for © both fishes and wildlife. Members received consid- erableinsightintothevar- review other information ious types of shoreline de- on the lake, and the over- velopment (i.e. docks, all status of the Kawartha cribs, breakwalls, and rip Lakes. Daveis alsoexpect- rap) and the prosandcons ed to discuss Regional of each. We were advised that crappies are now presentin Lake Scugog.. The October meeting sion: Lake The Larry McNenly Tro- phy will i and typify the importance of friendships and will be rn annually to the hacker who attains the lowest score, excluding 'those who have previously been declared golfer cham- with the Ministry of Natu- pion. In this way, each of ral Resources, and the On- Larry's friends who partic- tario Federation of An-. ipate in the annual reun- ion will eventually have their name engraved on the trophy. This year's re- cipient was Dr. Larry Mark. Kawartha Fisheries meeting is Oct. 3 K.F.A. programs that will | likely occur in 1997. Up- dates are expected on the osprey nesting platforms, clean-up signs, and the role of the K.F.A. in moni- toring behavior at profes- bass tournaments in 1997, particularly .on glers & Hunters, among Ss If you live in the area, fish on the lake, or simply enjoy seeing 'the lake, you owe it to yourself to attend this meeting. will feature Dave Bel er from the M.N.R., who is to further dis cuss the shoreline devel: opment of Lake Scugog, This is the inaugural chapter of the Kawarth: oy Association, an an exciting op) Ny for members of the public who wish to become hands-on in the .develop- ment of angling resources, licies, regulations, edu- Der research, and be di- rectly involved in improv- ing Rentett in conjunction PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET TEAM Downtown 357 Hired Guns 336 Sharpshooters 315 Here For The Beer 306 The Hock Shop Hot Shots ~~ 298 Hookers Corners 284 Uxbridge 265 Scugog Hockey League TEAM Wi T GF SA PTS Taylor Fuels 3 0}. 18 7 Ball Callery 3.1020 % 6 Compton Cable I A 6 Pineridge Sports' 2 F111. 12-688 Van/Truck World 2 2 0 16 164 Pizza Delight 2 2.0 12-9 ids CedrrCreekContr. 1 2 1 14 14 3 J&D Carpentry 1. 2.0 02 70s Monsma Electric 0 292 5 15 2 Harrison Fuels 0 40 24 0 Scoring Leaders PLAYER G A PTS Jar. 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