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June 2009 - Kitchener Waterloo Aquarium Society

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J U N E 2 0 0 9<br />

Hi All,<br />

From the President’s Desk<br />

Hello All,<br />

From The Editors’ Desk<br />

Well where has the time gone? We now have a new Executive<br />

and Board of Directors, and although some of the faces are the<br />

same, we have some new people.<br />

I would like to thank the previous BOD for your effort and<br />

contributions to running the club, also a big thank you if you<br />

are returning. I would also like to welcome Beth Graham and<br />

Dianna Daigle for taking over the Library, Ryan and Kelli<br />

Barton for taking the BAP, Ed Koerner for taking the HAP. I<br />

expect all our programs will be up and running again, and we<br />

will see certificates awarded at our meetings.<br />

We have started planning for “Oktoberfish”, if you would like<br />

to play a leading role contact Al Ridley the Oktoberfish Chair.<br />

This is the last meeting before summer, so I would like to wish<br />

you all “fun in the sun”, I’m looking forward to those nice<br />

warms days and long evenings, and I plan to use my newly<br />

acquired motor home a great deal this summer. I may have to<br />

take up fishing again!!!!<br />

The club has been contacted by the University of <strong>Waterloo</strong> to<br />

participate in a research project regarding fresh water filtration<br />

systems, so we should know more at the meeting (page 13).<br />

<strong>June</strong> is pizza night, tank giveaway night and an evening of<br />

fellowship and friendship, so be there or you miss out.<br />

See you at the meeting,<br />

Geoff Money<br />

President, KWAS<br />

First, we’d like to wish you all a happy, safe and prosperous<br />

summer. We’ve already started our vegetable garden. Have<br />

you?<br />

Second, we’d like to announce a new policy for the covers. In<br />

recent months it’s been hard to print some of the entries from<br />

the online contest due to the small resolution of the winning<br />

images. At the same time there have been some fantastic shots<br />

by non-regular contributors who lost out by just a hair on the<br />

forums. So, to encourage a wider set of people to submit their<br />

photos and to enable a wider variety of fish, we’re going to take<br />

submissions directly. Send any photo you wish to be considered<br />

for printing in the newsletter (or on the cover) to<br />

cam.turner@gmail.com. The minimum dimensions for the front<br />

cover are 2400x1800 pixels but send any image along and we<br />

may use it somewhere else inside an upcoming edition. Thanks!<br />

Lastly, on page 22 you’ll find our latest plea for more articles.<br />

We’re willing to bribe you for them now. Not having enough<br />

material for each newsletter and scrambling for content at the<br />

last minute is very stressful. Help save us from an early grave<br />

and write something.<br />

Have a great summer and hopefully we’ll see you at the <strong>June</strong><br />

social, the picnic in July or at the general meeting in September<br />

if you’re back from summer vacation by then.<br />

Take care of each other,<br />

Cam Turner & Tanya Morose<br />

Newsletter Editors, KWAS<br />

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