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THE: LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
nth Lamprey EeI
In reply to questions put on
the Order Paper by Andy Robin;
.. M.P. for Bruce* there
is reason, to believe., that" the bat,
tle. is ,being won to eventually
imi
elnate the lamprey, eel, which
has destroyed the late trout .in-
dustry, .
Efforts to eradicate the eehhave:
been concentrated ,n'• Lake . Sup-
erior, and once it is determined
,the' •'methods . are • successful
the same Work wil1•be carried **out
in Lake Huron and Georgian Bay
where. a limnited operation has a
The questions^asked by Mr Ro-
binson and. the . answers received
• are 'as follows:,.
Q.What.. work -is being Car-
ried out in Lake Superior to era-
dicate the lamprey? •
A. The Fisheries • Research'
Board of Canada and its Counter
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Part in the United. States ;are in-
volved_ in .,programns . to eradicate
the ; sea • lamprey in /the - Great
Lakes. Thirteen streams on the
Canadian . side of ,-Lake Superior
and 'fifteen ion the American side
were treated • with lamlprieide • •(a
selectivepoison• to kill lamprey
larvae) -in :1962 Electrical bar-
ready been tried,
. •
riers are being operated in kno•Gun
lamprey `ispawning streams on the
Canadian and American sides of
Lake Superior, In 1962 eight such
barriers were op4rated ,on . the
Canadian side and twenty-nine
on the American side for the Plat -
pose of assessing, the lamprey
control 'prograni,, Streamsurveys
to discover lamprey spawning
streams were eonclUctedon, 17.8
streams on the •IOntario , side of
the lake yin 1962.: TO date 503
tributary 'streams have, been exa-
mined on 'the south, shore. 46f 1. ice
Superior,
Q. What results have ,beenat-
taned?
A. Catches." of adult ;lamprey
at electrical,, barriers in 1962 shoW-
ed ,declines of approximately
78% and 82% on the Canadian
and United 'States sides .of the
lake from the averages of ' cat-
ches over the !past .five' years, The
rate of wounds and scars in lake
trait catches in 1962 in Lake Sup-
erior was 5%:` or less. uThe. 1060
wounding rate was .,from •8% to
12,%.
,Q. What work, if ` any, is (being
carried. out in Lake .Huron and;
Georgian. Bay to. eradicate the
lamprey? ' .
A. To date a !united: number
of streams . on the Canadian side
of. Lake Huron .have bbeenr a ca-
mined. and treated..
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Mr, Sam Courtney is a patient
;• Kincardine Hospital„ with
pneumonia. • He was taken to'meet:"
the ambulance at Highway' 21 by
Bob Campbell,., who has been the
tpolpular drayman with phis horse,
and sled. During . the past few.
weeks he has brought' loadsof
groceries to neighbours unable to
cope with road conditions:
During the last blinding snow
storm Ross Shiells at AAmjberley
kept 'his • store open all night on
January . 20th, 'Sixteen •peisons
'Were .givenshelter when ,mads
were impassable, •
.Mr. and Mrs: Robert Harris &
Donnie of Clarke visited on Fri7
day w, th Mr. and Mrs.: Arthur.
Courtney.'
.Mrs: ` Ross Shells $i Miss •Miary.
Ellen . Shiells spent, Friday in
Woodstock ' with Mr. and. M•rs..
Andrew 'Jamieson, •
:Reids Corners W.I. met at the
home of Mrs;.' W: J. Courtney at
A miberley on Thursday, January
alst. Despite road. conditions, 21
ladies . and 5 . Children attended.
After the oPening .ode and• Mary
',Stewart Collect, Mrs.Cecil Hol-
lands, and. Mrs. Kelvin •Render
son . presided; The roll scall "An
improvement' I would : like to see.
m Oonsurtners: goods" was an
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with various suggestions,
namely. better thread to .be ,used
in -ready made garments, do away
with staples in grocerybags, fill
boxes of '.detergents minus pre-
miums and many 'other wise sug
gestions.• Mrs. Ross' Shiells •was
convener for the program "Home
Economics .and Health'." The mot-
to, "Build health . by thought,.
word, and deed" `•was ably given
by Mr's: Leonard;. Courtney . in
•which'she stressed 'the' point that.
one should . try ,to' he cheerful
despite;. the ,fact .:'that' one is not
•always !feeling nip to par, also to
try to eliminate • the habit , of
reaching for: pills for every small
,ailment; A pleasingduet was "•!g_i,-
ven by Mrs._',Robert Courtney: &
Mrs.. Wm Kempton: Mrs. William'
Ferguson was convener` for ‘;an:
interesting ' panel ' discussion
"Behavior Problem'and wasledP'by Mrs. Ross Shiells,. Mrs. El-
den 'Bradley, 'Mrs. Cecil Humph-
rey, Mrs Donald Courtney' and
Mrs: W. J. •Courtney ;partcpat-
ing :'Mts. James' Nesbitt .gave .a
lively instrumental'; •number, The
date 'for :the' 50th Anniversary of.
Reids Corner's W;omens Institute;
falls o -1Feb,Tuary 13•th, "abut, .owl
ing to weather.:, conditions it' was
thought •wise -to-postpon•e-i• un-
til April 25th. Mrs: Cecil Hol
lands 'gave the courtesy remarks.
Mrs. William!. pace !arid Mrs Gor-
don. Emmerton, hostesses 'it the
lunch hour served a dainty/tea
and a social time was, enjoyed:
Mr: William Couitney'had the
misfortune:: to break two ribs
while ,working -at : Pine ' .River
Cheese factory • on • Saturday of
last week A : ladder' on which he
was standing ,slipped. '
German measles: are;, !prevalent
in ;Huron`: West School. Eleven ,put'- •
pins left.'classes in one day 'last
Week. t.
Mrs. ,Laura MeNain has ...taken
over the secretarial duties at Pixie
River` Cheese factory. ' .Donald
Courtney. has filled the position..
forfnerly...
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secondverse of God Save N•The
•Queen'to,,th�e Golden ,Bar Brown-
ies and Brown Owl, did Jbadge.
work with 'the' Golden Hand girls,
In Paw -wow a ;gift was chosen
for our iorrner Pack Leader. Bar-
ibara Wilkins showed some .post-
cards.
peat -cards. :: •.
The meeting closed with Brow
nie :Smile and 'Chimes and dis-
missed from ' a circle,: -- 'singing
good Night.
• 2ND ' .'PACK. ` BROWNIES
., The, 2nd Pack _Brownies net' on
Tuesday and opened their. meet=
ingg with games..
Patricia a ,Hamilton► was ' Toad-
stool Fairy. Fairy ,Ring inspection
was made .for sm ")es and buttons
done : up,
Three Tweenies were wek om
ed and:, instructed by Brown Owl'
Tawny' Owl 'taught two verses'
of The Queen .to one group.: while
,Packie •taugh't knots. .. .
' In' POW' -wow. Brown Owl told
the Brownie story. •
The meeting ,closed with'. the
Squeeze and Chimes..
LOCHALSH
Visiting Mr,:., and Mrs. Jack
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MacKenzie' and family are "-Mt.
and Mrs. George MacGregor of
Hamilton,
Curling enthusiasts from this.
community enjoyed. the Curlera-
ma . in Ripley on 'Saturday
Church•• Services" for the next
six months. will •'be Sunday morn-
hugs at eleven o'clock at Ashfieik3
Presbyteriar Church.. '
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Mr., and Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie
and Mr, and Mrs. ' Oliver *Char;
les spent Thursday in London
where they visited with Mr, Da-
vid White, ;who is a_ patient in
Victoria Hospital.
• 'Miss . Jo -Anne Alton nurse -in.
Training at Victoria .Hospital vis-
ited with her sister, . Mrs. David
Elphiek *on the •,week=end, •
Mr, Andrew. Barkwell visited
in • London! with : his sister, : Mgrs;
Johne MacDonald,. who: bas been
a,•.patient, in St, .Joseph's Hospital;
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1ST.. BROWNIt', PACK
:The 1st" .Luckno•w Brownie
meeting on" January 30th began.
With games, Edith Whitby was
Toadstool .Fairy and set the scene
for Fairy Ring: The 1st 'Pack now
has. four Tweenies who have/join-
.ed the Pack since the New Year:
They are Dorothy 'Wagner, Marg-
aret Montgomery, Joanne Thomp.
son and Janet Cooke,
After , inspection, the sizers
marked ,their. !books , an,d all re-
turned • to a circle: Three Sema-
phore signals; were taught and... a
game, butch Dolls,: reviewed the
ten letters 'learned 'so Bar,
In' the work period, Tawny'Owl
taught the Tweenies how to fold.
a Dtownie tie; Fackie .taught a.
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