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Welcome to the Coldwater & Area Conservation Club

Welcome to the Coldwater & Area Conservation Club’s web site.

We hope you enjoy your visit.

 

If you have any questions or comments

please feel free to share them with us.

 

President, Coldwater & Area Conservation Club

 

All comments can be sent to

LCtwinotter@aol.com

 

 


 

Coldwater Fall Fair

September 26 28, 2008

 

C & A CC – Coldwater Fall Fair: 2008 Adult Prize Winners:

 

1st Prize:

WINNER:  Florence P. - Orillia

Framed Wood Duck prints; signed by Gary A. Pulham

 

2nd Prize:

WINNER: Lorraine S. - Hillsdale

Camouflage oven mitts, apron and pot holders (OFAH)

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club cap

“Your Game to Cook”  - wild game cooking

“Cooking Wild-Style – cook book

 

3rd Prize:

WINNER: Lorraine G. - Coldwater

OFAH hinting cap with camouflage trim

“My Outdoors – Humor from the Field and Stream” – illustrations by local Coldwater resident Mr. Tom Goldsmith

Buck filleting knife; Angler & Hunter with signed autograph

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club cap

 

 

Kid’s Prize Winners:

 

1st Prize:

WINNER: Chris L. - Barrie

Assortment of 6 fishing lures

Polarized sun glasses with strap

Package of Walleye Series grubs

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club colouring book

Package of Strike King Red Shad worms

Tackle carrying pouch

T-shirt

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club cap

 

 

2nd Prize:

WINNER: Eyan K - Fesserton

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club colouring book

“Catch Fishing!” – Guide

“The Story of Smokey the Bear” book

“Fire Safety” – activity book

Sparber LED Flashlight

Survival Card Game – Rule of the Wildness I

Survival Card Game – Rule of the Wildness II

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club cap

Package of Strike King Red Shad worms

 

3rd Prize:

WINNER: Brandon K. – Coldwater

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club colouring book

“The Story of Smokey the Bear” book

“Fire Safety” – activity book

Kodak Camera

“Fishing Pro Files”

Coldwater & Area Conservation Club cap

 

Thank you everyone who dropped by our booth and we hope to see you next year!

 


 

While in Coldwater.................

 

Drop by the boat ramp and dock area on your way out of The Villagae toward Big Chute and browse our new

Club Kiosk Information Centre.  

 


Take Action to Protect Our Watershed’s

Future

Invitation

The Severn Sound Environmental Association (SSEA) would like to invite you to attend an upcoming

Community Meeting

about the

Severn Sound Watershed Sustainability Plan.

 

The meeting will take place on Thursday, October 16th, 2008 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre, 527 Len Self Boulevard, Midland.

 

The purpose of this meeting is to provide a brief overview of the Severn Sound Watershed Sustainability Plan and its process to community members; as well as gather input from the community on strategic directions, actions and potential community involvement. Keith Sherman of the SSEA, as well as the Lura Consulting team will be leading the meeting.

 

We encourage you to attend as we feel that the information and ideas you can provide are vital to the success of Severn Sound Watershed Sustainability Plan.

 

If you would like more information on the Sustainability Plan or would like to take part in an online survey, please visit our web site at http://www.severnsound.ca/,

Email sseacommunications@town.midland.on.ca,

or call 705-527-5166.

SSEA address is 67 Fourth Street,

Midland, Ontario, L4R 3S9.

 

Please RSVP to nhahn@lura.ca. We look forward to seeing you there!

Sincerely,

Keith Sherman, SSEA

 

 

Severn Sound Watershed Sustainability Plan

COMMUNITY MEETING

Thursday October 16th

The Severn Sound Watershed includes the Towns of MIDLAND and PENETANGUISHENE; the Townships of TAY, TINY, OROMEDONTE, SEVERN, GEORGIAN BAY and SPRINGWATER; and the City of ORILLIA.

 

The Severn Sound Watershed Sustainability Plan is a plan that attempts to create an environmentally healthy, vibrant, and sustainable community.

 

The Severn Sound Sustainability Plan is the work of the Severn Sound Environmental Association and funded by the Canadian Federation of Municipalities.

 

Sustainability is "development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising the ability of future generations to

meet their own needs.” – Brundtland Commission

 

Join us to share

YOUR

ideas and opinions

concerning actions to protect our watershed!

 

WHERE:

North Simcoe Sports and

Recreation Centre,

527 Len Self Blvd.,

Midland

 

WHEN: Thursday

October 16th, 2008,

6:30-9:00 pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


OBJECTIVE

On going rehabilitation to the Coldwater River water shed, its water quality, fish, and wild life.


Joint Community Project Day

 


Topographical maps will be printed after March 2007

The Coldwater & Area Conservation Club responded to the information in early October that effective March 2007, the Federal Department of Natural Resources would no longer be in the business of printing topographical maps throughout Canada. Since these maps are used by anglers, hunters, trappers and others in the outdoor community stopping the production of these maps are of concern to those who use the outdoors for a variety of activities.

In responce to the club's letters of concern replies have been received from The Honourable Gary Lunn, P.C., M.P., Minister of Natural Resources and from Mr. Bruce Stanton, M.P. - Simcoe North.

Honourable Gary Lunn indicates that upon hearing the former government's plans to eliminate the production of maps, he has reversed the decision. The option of both paper and electronic versions will continue to be offered.

Mr. Bruce Stanton, M.P. Simcoe North reaffirmed Hon. Gary Lunn's decision to continue to supply high quality, current geospatial information either directly or through private-sector distributors in either paper or electronic formats.

If you would like further information about the Federal Department of Natural Resources decision follow the following link

http://www.mapsforcanadians.ca/

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