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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-07-09, Page 24be .. ay 14 • Pape 10 The Tilnes,A!tivacate, July 2 1959 District schools Iist 5S :•Usborne ' _ Mrs. Irene Haugh, teacher,', announces :promotions at SS 1 Usborne: Grade 7 to 8—Margaret Hyde, Douglas Jeffery, Kathryn. Oke. Grade 6 to 7— Kenneth Oke, Fobert Reynolds, Keith Strang. Grade 5 to 6 Betty Knox, w' Allen Ake, R n n n i. a Parsons, Nancy Strang. Grade 4 to 5—Jim Knox, Jo- •ephine Westlake, Milo West - hike. Grade 3 to 4—Ronnie Dougall, Dianne Oke. Grade 2 to 3—Barbara Doug - Grade 1 to 2 -Lynda Dougall,• Joyce Ferguson, Marion Parsons, Floyd Westlake. Ire SS 2 Usborne • Mrs, Russell Mills, teacher, '. reports promotions for SS No. 2 Usborne (Thames Road). • (Natnes in alphabetical order) Grade 8 to 9 — Danny Coward, ",' ,Albert Vanderlaan, Marilyn, .Weber, Oracle 7 to 8 — Ronnie Cow • -bird, Anne Johns, Margaret Johns, Tinie V.anderiaan, Barbara Web- - her. Grade 6 to 7 — Janet Rowe, ;,Rill Snow. Grade 5 to 6 — Douglas Cow- ' *rd, Lennie Hume, Joyce Maver, Poortingna, Joyce Weber. Oracle 4 to 5 .Judy Coward, Steven Johns, David Passmore, . Marlene Webber. Grade 3 to 4 Bobbie Ilume, Wayne Maver, Dennis Passmore, Douglas Rohde, Bobby Snow. 'Grade 2 to 3 — Jack Hodgert, • Margaret Hunkin, Elaine Johns, Linda Knight, Beverley Pass- more. Grade 1 to 2 = Harold Johns, ' Terry Johns, Jack Maver, Judy •Maver, Brian !Miller, Glenn, Rohde, Dermis . Rowe, Bruce • Simpson, Douglas Webber. Grade 1 beginners are: Grant Hodgen, Joanne Hodgert, Janice iohns, Jimmy Snow and Mar- lene Stewart. • SS 3 Usborne • Jean Keith, teacher of SS 3 • Osborne, announces the follow- • ing promotions: • Grade 8 to 9 — Grace Allan, • Helen Ballantyne, Barry Br.int- toell, Joan Francis, Bernice For- ' rest, Charles Gardiner, Irene Park. Oracle 7 to 8 — James Allan, • Douglas Allan, John. Forrest, Glen McElrea, Marilyn Neil. Grade 6 to 7—Bobby Forrest, Marilyn Gardiner, Gary Simp- son, Sharon Stone. Grade 5 to 6—Ronald Clarke, Bruce Park. •`• ' Grade 4 to Gradp 5—Phyllis "'Allan, Faye Duncan, James Dun- '• can, Alex Gardiner. Grade 3 to 4—Edith Forrest, ' Ellen Simpson, Willamine Syrier. Grade 2 to 3 — Diane Allan, ,Dennis Duncan. SS 4 Usborne • Mrs, Katherine Becker, teach- , ar at SS 4 'Osborne, announces promotion results: Grade 8 to 9—Phyllis Weiberg, - Lynda Westeott. Grade 7 to 8—Jim Coates, Neil. McAllister. Grade 6 to 7—John Deelstra, Richard VVestcott. Grade 5 to 6—Dale McAllister, Douglas McBride, Gary Moulton, Gloria Moulton. Grade 4 to 5—Alvin Weiberg, Elaine Whitney. Grade 3 to 4—Hilda Deelstra, T3eimy Moulton. Oracle 1 to 2—Bonnie Deelstra. SS 5 Usborne Mr's. E. Batten. teacher, an - • ounces the :banding M pupils of SSl5 T.S.A. following promo- tion examinations. (H means 75% or more) Grade 8, Sam Kingnia; . Grade 7, Gary Heywood, John — Roopnians, Sandra Prout H; Grade 6, Larry Ballantyne H, Shirley 'Heywood, Christin King- ma H. Carol Munn, Janet Munn. Oracle 5, Donald Heywodd, Douglas Prout H, Lloyon Stew- • art H; Grade 4, Joyce Dayman 11, Douglas Heywood, Jimmy Patter- , son H; Grade 3, Richard Munn, Tom, my Profit i-1; Grade. 2, Johnny Kingma, She- • roti .Munn, Cheryl West.colt 1-1; Grade 1, Denis Munn, Tommy Patterson. SS 6 Usborne 1Vayno Chappel, Sharon Fletcher, dine, Louis Desjardine, Sandra Gary :Hern Kathryn Hern, Ed-1Desjardine, David Lovie. wi i Lynn, Dar- Grade 2 to 3 — Wanda Jack - in Kerslake, Lary 1 y, � a lene Mills, L,aunie Otis, Larry :son, Maxine Steeper Linda Skinner, Robert Fay - Mrs. Sana Hendrick, teacher of the junior room of SS 6, 'Vs - borne, announces the following promotions: Grade 4 to 5 Herbert Hey- wood, Lynn Otis, Danny Walters, SS 11 Stephen Clifton Webber, Pauline Wiel. Grade 3 to 4 --- Susan Allen, . Stanley Heist, teacher of SS 11, Carol Bell, Helen Cailipbell, Ave Stephen, announces the follow- Elford, Terry Otis, Dale .Skin- ing .promotions: Der. • ( Grade 7 to 8 — Patsy Adams, Grade 2 to 3—George :Bieber, Ken Baker. Janet Hern, Paul Kerslake, Oracle 6 to 7 — Gloria Adams, Grade 1 to 2.--Adrien Baex, Michael Elford, Jimmy Fletcher, Barbara Gilfillan, Cheryl Hern, Don Kers 1 a k e, Mary Ellen ?ranee, Judy Walters, Brenda Skinner. Wood, Grade 1 to 2 — Charlene Des- jardine, Marlene Desjarcline, Brian Hodgins. Dianne Taylor, Pauline Vincent. SS 7 Usborne Mrs. Marie Elson, teacher, announces promotions in SS 7 •Usborne, Grade 8 to 9—Ross Ferguson, Barbara Hern, Shirley Jaques. Grade 7 to 8—Dorothy Dickey, Ronald Motz. Grade 6 to 7 — Elsie Miller, Marvis Towle. Grade 5 to 6 — Paul Baker, Shirley Horn, Vernon Hern. Grade 4 to 5—Bill Brock, Sandra Dickey, John Perrott. Grade 3 to 4—Margaret Cor- nish, Graham ]'fern, LeRoy Hern, Sheila Hern, Susan Perrott. Grade 2 to 3—Donna Dickey, Emily Merman, Keith Parrott, Wayne Rodd. Grade 1 to 2—Anne Herdman, Yvonne Jaques, Karen Rodd. 5S 10 Usborne Mrs. Jean D. Mair, teacher of SS 10 Usborne, announced this week 13 of her 16 pupils were promoted with honor standing. i Honors are indicated by the "H" below: Oracle 7 to 8 — Graham Glan- ville. Grade 6 to 7 — Beverley Ham- ilton, Dianne Stone H. Grade 5 to 6 — Ruth Cud - more H. Grade 4 to 5 — Duncan Ethe- rington H, Lynda Glanville, Billy Jeffery i•J, Sharon Passmore 14. Oracle 3 to 4 — Johnny Mor- gan 14, Michael Quinlan H. Grade 2 to 3 — Bobby Stone If, Maureen Quinlan H. Gracie 1 to 2 — Ri.cky Ethe- rington If, Paul Passmore H, Paul Quinlan 1-1, Brenda' Smith H. 5S 12 Usborne Mrs. Gowan, teach of SS 12 Usborne, announces the follow- ing promotions: Grade 8 to 8—Allan Hodgins, Avis Hodgins, Gracie 7 to 8—Helen Heather, Berton .Hodgins. Grade 6 to 7—Carole Foster, Earl. French, Sharon Hodgins, Ray Mills. • Grade 5 to 6—Gayle Duffield, Sharon Giles, Larry :Hern, Roy McRobert, Henry Szmanski, Oracle 4 to 5 — .Hackie Fink- beiner, Laura French, Barbara H o d g s o n, Catharine Klahre, veau. Karen Corriveau, Albert Yvonne Devine June Morenz, Co, Zondag. Grade 5 Lo ,6 Dorothy Greb, Billy Morenz, Sharon Morenz, Ann Webb, Grade 4 to 5 —. Donald Baker, • Robert: Dietrich, Larry Mason, Sutanne Snyder, Grade 4 l0 4 — ;Ronald Ma- san. Grade 2 to 3 — Linda Dietrich, Pauline Greb. Grade 1 to 2 Garry Baker, Jack Keller, Bonnie Mason, SS 14 Stephen Mrs. V. M. Hicks, teacher of SS 14, Stephen, announces the following promotions: Grade. 8 to 9 — Jean Essery, Joan Essery, Sharon Lightfoot, Richard Shoebottom, Baden Shot - dice Betty Lou West. Grade 7 to 8 — Fred Lamb. Grade 6 to 7 — Joanne Hicks, Ann Shoebottom Elaine Squire. Grade 5 to 6 — Donnie Breen, Jean Laramie, Gayle Lamport, Lynda Powe. Grade 4 to 5 — Bruce Hicks, Billie Huxtable, Kevirl Lamport, Shari Robinson, Grade 2 to 3 — Dianne Breen, Linda Gloor, Klen Gloor, Wayne Raynes, Patti Robinson. • Grade 1 to 2 -- Bruce Breen, Marlene Overholt, 5S 2 Hay Charles W. McQuillin, teacher, announces promotions for SS 2 Hay. Grade 8 to 9 — Mary Simp- son, Donna Titus, Oracle 7 to 8 — Gerrit van Doorn. Grade 6 to 7 — Elaine Bieber, Drene Titus. Grade 4 to 5 — Marlene Bie- ber, Lynne Faber, David Prou- ty, Jane Russell. Grade 3 to 4 — Ronald Fer- guson, Larry Prouty, Kathy Rowe, David Titus, Kenneth Triebner. Oracle 2 to 3 — Lawrence Bie- ber, Andy Koopman, Joan Tin- ney. - Grade 1 to 2 — Steven Naber, Judy Ferguson Christine Koop- man, Robert Rowe. SS 3 Hay Mrs, Margaret Deichert, tea- cher, of SS No. 3 Hay, announ- ces the following promotions: Grade 8 to 9 — Marlene Dig- nan, Ron Schroeder, Patrick Sol- dan. Grade 7 to 8 — Sandra Troyer. Grade 6 to 7 — Diane Corri- Wayne Parkinson, Douglas Squire. Grade 3 to 4 — Gordon. Hern, Bobbie McRobert, Pat Whelihan. Grade 2 to 3 —t Joanne Fink- beiner, Carol, Johnson, Clare 11IcRobert, Teresa Sznianski. Grade 1 to 2—Ronnie Pullman, Ray Pullman, Brian Hodgson, Jimmie McRobert, Janice Mor- ley. SS 4 Stephen Miss Marion McLean, teacher of SS 4. Stephen, announces the following promotions: Grade 8 to 9 -- Faye Recker, Gary Eagleson. Oracle 7 to 8 — Lawrence Bec- ker, Walter Becker, .Ludy Fink= beiner, Joanne Martine, Orville Wein. Grade 6 to 7—Carol Hendrick, Marlene Masnica, Eleanor Wein. Grade 5 to 6 Barry Mor - lock, Diane Weber. Grade 4 to 5 — Grace Mas- nica, Arlene Ayotte, Grade 3 to 4—Eleanor Ayotte, Lorrie Becker, Doug Finkbeiner, Theresa Hartman, Sharon Mar- tine, Shirley Pfaff. Grade 2 to 3 — Penny Ford, Wendy Ford. Grade 1. to 2 — Ronnie Hart- man, Jimmie Morlock. SS 7 Stephen Hummel, Herman Hummel, Don- na Richardson, Michael Soldan, Barbara Willert. Oracle 5 to 6 — Judy Denom- me, Diane Dignan, Gail Rich-. ardson, Ross Whittiker. • Grade 4 to 5 — Jerry Denom- me, Marion Schroeder. Grade 3 to 4 — Dale Dignan, Sharon Whittaker. . Grade 2 to 3 — John Hummel, Sandra Richardson, Faye Troy- er. Stephen Weido, Patricia Wil- lert. Grade 1 to 2 — Kenneth Cole- man, Marlene (Totem an, Judy Corriveau, Wesley Dignan, Ray Weido, Jerry Willert. SS 4 Hay Miss' Phylis 1)eicltert, teacher, announces promotions for SS 4 Hay. Grade 7 to 8 — Jeoffrey Die- trich, Ruth Geiger, ,Jerome Hart- man, Roy McAdams, Larry Mc- Clinchey, Linda Meidinger, Grade 6 to 7 — Connie Die- trich, Donald Geiger, Marlene Masse. Oracle 4 to 5 — Eldon Bul- lock, Douglas Erb, John Ga- scho, Margaret Geiger, Sandra McClinehey. Grade 3 to 4 --- Donald. Clarke, Kenneth Clarke, Gerard Masse. Grade 2 to 3. — Glenn Gascho, Shirley McClinehey, Louis 7,irk, Grade 1 to 2 --Dianne Clarke, Donald L. Finkbeiner, teacher 'Dal? Erb"' G g n n n, of SS 7 Stephenannounces pro 'G aine Masse, David McAdams. • Mrs. Don Jolly, teacher of motion results: SS 6 Hay the senior :room nf,SS 6 Ushorne, Gradee 8 to 9 'Earl Dietrich, announces the following promo Douglas Russell, Wayne Woods. tions: Grade 7 to 8 — Helen Die- Mrs. Ruby M. Neeb, teacher Grade 8. to 9 — Lois Chappel, trich, Ruth Gibson, Barbara of SS No. 6 Hay, announces the Ann Creery, Sharon Mills, Jo- Mellin, Ronald Sweitaer, following promotions: .Anne Miners, Brian Montmor- Grade 6 to 7 — Dianne Geiser Grade 7 to 8—Elaine Miller., • ency. Grade 7to 8 ---Edward Johns, Frances Skinner. Grade 6 do 7—B1air Fletcher, Marilyn Johns, Martin Montmor- ency, Janet Slimier, SAndra Walters. Oracle 5 to 6—l3arbar'a Bieber, HENSALt. SALE PRICES M Hensall Sales Thursday June 25 the market was steady Prices were: Butcher steers .... $23,0() to $24.80 Medium steers .. 22,00 23.00 Eight otters of ,$26,80 Butcher heifers .... 22,50 24:00 Vet BOWS .............. 15.00- 11.0o Good cows 1 10 8.50 20e Light, cows 21.50 13abies 23.50 25.50 We calves lacking in. quality . . 25.00 28.50 Small calves .. ... 12.00 15.00 Cood bull calves 22.00 32,00 • - Holstein heifer calves .. 30.00 42,00 Durham calves .... 46.00 7; 5.0 ' Weanling pigs 10,00 12.00 Chunks 12,00 16.0 t•'erclert .., 16,00 24.0 Sottas 6„00' 00,00 There were 'r07 pigs and 268 • nettle sold, Lorene Mellin Judy Matz, Kenneth trader, Earl Becker,' Grade 5 to 6 — James Die- Martha Fisher, James Smith, Well,Well,`Sill Finkbeiner, James Grade 6 to 7 — Joan Rader, Swcitzer. Grade 3 to 4 Marlene Die- trich, Grade 2 to 3 Brenda Clarke,Denton Gaiter, Terry Piekteh. g, Sandra Swetlrer, Grade 1 to 2—Christine Die- bold, Linda Dietrich, Seat Sweit- ,' , tie!• SS 10 Stephen Wilma A. J)estitrdine, leacher of SS 10, Sfeplieli, announces the following promotions: Grade 8 10 9 --Carol Brown, Stanley Lovie, William Murray, Marion Stone, CAM Taylor, Dene Vincent. - Grade 7 In 8 Edward Lovie, Grade 6 to 7 --Larry De5jAr- dinc', Wayne Desjardine, Gary Lovie, Yvonne Sleeper. Grade 5 to 6 * Helen Brown, 0: Tyily Man l3ohnson. Oracle 4 to 5 * Darlene Des - 0 Jardine,, Dolitte C,01ten, Bonalrl 0' Stood, Lorne Vincent, Jifilll)y Vtroorl. Credo 3 10 -1 — 1;rir 13rnwti, LaVererfth flown', t10a'tl D'osja'r- 97777,777, romotio Richard Rader, Roy Racier, Jean Smith, Norma Weigand. Grade 5. to 6 — Linda Rader, Helen Smith. Oracle 4 to 5—Helen Becker,. Laura Greiner, James Weigand, Grade 3 to 4—Carol Regier. Grade 2 to 3 — Gerard Gren- nier, Lorne Miller, Catherine Regier, Robert Smith, Larry Swartzentruber.. Grade 2—Victor Regier, SS 12 Hay Promotions for SS 1.2 Hay is announced by teacher, P, 0'- Brien. Grade 8 to 9 -- Larry Horner, Gerald. Menet., Phyllis Schade, Gary Sytsma. Grade 7 to 8 — Carolyn Du- charme, Donna Ducharme, An- thony Meidinger, Mona .Schade, Peter Sytsma. Grade 6 to 7 Phyllis Mei- dinger. Grade 5 to 6 — George Du- charme, Ruth Pepper, Mary Ann Wilds. Oracle 4 to 5—Paul Ducharme, Sylvia Merner, Grade 3 to 4 -- Joanne Mei- dinger, Joan Pepper, Grade 2 'to 3 — Dianne Du- charme, Joanne Miller, Philip Rader, Gary Truemner. Grade 1 to 2 Gary Deters, Patrick Meidinger, Linda Webb, SS 15 Hay Mrs. Ida Desjardine, teacher of SS No, 15, Ba', announces the following promotions: From grade 8 to 9 — Alma Fischer, Grace Keller, Murray Keller, Wayne Miller, Grade 7 to 8 -- Alice Du- charme, Grade 6 to 7 — Richard Hen- drick, 'Roger Keller. Grade 5 to 6 —. Louise Du- eharme, Ronnie Ducharme, 1'rene Hendrick, Robert Hen- drick, Lynda Miller, Alex Turn- bull. Grade 4 to 5 — George Keller, Dorothy Stebbins. Grade 3 to 4—Leo Ducharme, Larry Luther, Freda Beierling. Oracle 2 to 3 — Nancy Desjar- dine, Anthony Du.charme, Glen Miller. Grade 2 — Gerard Ducharme. ZURICH Mrs. Doreen Oesch, teacher, announces promotions for SS 7, Hay, grades 6 and 7. Grade 6 to 7 — Robert Ban- nister, David Bedard, Barry Bloch, Richard Breakey, Bar- bara Clausius, Wayne Decker, Dianne Deitrieh, Donald Far- well, Shirley Flaxbard, Robert Hartman, D o,n n'i e Hoffman, Wayne Keller, Ray Leibold, Jim Masse, Larry Merrier, Sandra Schoch, Richard Stade, Kenneth Thiel, Mary Visscher. Grade 5 to 6 — Michael Be- dard, Sue Anne Coxon, Paul Denomme, Barbara Forrester, Linda Gascho, Elaine Hugill, Donna Kipper, Allan Merrier, Kathryn Regier, Sharon Regier, Cheryl Stade, Richard Thiel, Shirley Welch), Kenneth West- lake. Miss 'Olive M. O'Brien an- nounces promotion results to grades 5 and 4. Grade 4 to 5 — Mary Bannis- ter, Sylvia Bedard, Gordon Bei- erling, Paul Corriveau, Louis Debus, Brian Decker, Dorothy Farwell, Gary Flaxbard, Cathe- rine Gingerich, David Ginger- ich, Peter Gresch, Paul Hesse, Ross Leibold, Charles Masse, 'Donald McAdams, Tommy Mer - NO QUESTION ABOUT IT — BUY COAL NOW This is the season to stock up on coal — when prices are . lowest. Just call 90-W or 2, SAVE TODAY on STOVE, NUT, PEA AND BUCKWHEAT SEON FUELS Phone 90.W or 2 Exeter SAVE $ $ SAVE $ $ SAVE $ STORE THE SURPLUSQRE NEXT TO RAVELLE'S GIFT STORE, GRAND BEND Watch this ad weekly for outstanding buys in qualify mer• chandise—It_ is our aim to ,become known hs ,th.e district store "WHERE 114E BEST CAN BE BOUGHT FOR LESS". TOOLS titareuditititidtl 15" 140avy Duty, Lig $155.00 SuepIut Pettit BLACK & DECKER DltlLL •$180.00 New Conctlttoli, Ll,it $120.00 > ur01ut Prtco SOUIX lie" HEAVY DUTY DRILL. ,,,,y,,,,, ;75.00 'New, Hsayv/yrbu'ty, List $5r9./5t0 �y��y SUPlluepP/i�tt SIGH., OSdalktINd 5ANDER ...,,,.,,,,,r,.,, 5.t�0 JNaw [i.i!iylilY, (y-�1y.t 1225y..r75 , ,, x.ui slut l',IIttii BLACK A DFGI<ER 1A" D 1LL ...,,,t,,.,. . $,4o.W ner, Anne Rainer, Richard Shantz, Lynda Thiel, Kees Van- Daalen, Bert Vissclier, Dorothy Wagner, Katherine ginner. Grade 3 to 4 -- Bonnie Banko, John. Ducharme, Mary Anne Far- well, Marilyn Geselto, Gary Geof- frey, Gary Gingerich, Allan Hut bert, Carol Johnston, Larry Kipper, Ruth Leibold, Edward. Pang, Gerald Rider, Charles Regier, Douglas Stade, Richard Turlclieim. Mrs. Greta J. Lavender, teach - or of SS No. 7 Hay, announces the following promotions: Grade 8 to 9—Larry Denom- me, Bill Lennis, Carol Fischer, Leonard Hoffman, Sharon 14u - gill, Elizabeth Tohnson, Murray McAdams, Sandra Parkins, Gail Siebert, Glenda Soper, Mary Ellen Thiel, Peter VanDalen,. Siebren VanDaalen. Grade 7 to 8—Benard Bedard, Ruth Clausius, George Farwell, Ruth Ann Flaxbard, Howard Lawrence, Stephen Mack, Bar- bara Minshall, Jerome Watson, Gregory Willert, Cameron Wit - m er. Mrs. Carole Kyle, -teacher of grades 4 and 3, Zurich. Public School, announces the following promotions: Grade 3 to 4 — Danny Black, Richard Fisher, Rose M. Gre- nier., .Katie Gresch, Leroy Hoff- man, Judy Masse, Danita Over- holt, Lois Ranier, David Stark. Grade 2 to grade 3 — Aubrey Bedard, Charlene Bedard, Da- vid Brown, Ronald Corriveau, Sandra Desjardine, Paul Flax - bard, Martha Gascho, Jahn Groot, Clare Lawrence, Paul Maciejewski, Douglas Meidinger, Carl Merner, Brian Overholt, James Ranier, Eugene Regier, Peter Regier, Richard Sehilbe, David Siebert, Linda Stade, Jo- Ann Thiel, Shirley Thiel, Elaine Westlake, Dianne Zehr, Carl Zimmer. Mrs. Audrey Haberer, teacher of grade 2 announces promo- tions. Grade 1 to 2 — Gail Bedard, Mark Bedard, Terry Black, Dale Brown, Gwen Clausius, Douglas Coxon, Randal Decker, Didi. de Mooy, Donald Desjardine, Ber- nadette Farwell, Kenneth Far- well, Ruh Ann Fleischauer, Ca- rol Gascho, Clifford Gingerich, Edward Gingerich, Mary Ellen Gingerielh, Gary Hugill, Vera Krainik, Martin Maciejewski, Deborah Merrier, Bonnie Neeb, Tanya Parkins, Marlene Rader., Norma Shantz, Paula Siebert, Stephen Stark, Michael Walker. Two young brothers were ar- guing. Said the elder ,to clinch what he had been saying. "I ought to know. Don't T go to school, stupid?" "Yes," replied the other, "and you come home stupid!" Battle of the bronze -hacks now on in Ontario waters The opening of the black bassi fishing season in Ontario July 1' (with some exceptions) will find thousands of anglers airing the view: At last, the real angling has :begun!" They :feel that there just isn't anything that quite compares with "the battle of the bronze - backs", matching wits and skill against the black bass which roam Ontario waters from the ;province's east and west boundaries and from the Great Lakes in the south to as far north as Lake Nipigon and be- yond. The open season is from Do- minion Day, July 1, to October 15, both dates inclusive, with these exceptions: (1) St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair and Detroit River: June 25 th to December 15th. (2) Lake Erie and Niagar a River between Lake Erie and Niagara Falls: July .1 to December 15, (3) St. Lawrence River west of the dam at the Robert H. Saunders Generating Station in Stormont County: June 16th to October 15th. (4) Boundary waters (other than Lake Superior) between Thunder Bay District. and. Minnesota, and Kenora and Rainy River Districts: June 10th to December 15th. The limit of catch is six in one day, There are two types of black, bass, the largemouth (Microp- terus salmoides) and the small - mouth (Micropterus dolomieu). Generally, the largemouth va- riety is found in the more south- ern waters, although there are some exceptions, The small - mouth probably is found in more lakes and rivers of the province than is any other variety of game fish. The largemouth runs a little larger than the smallmouth. five -pound fish of either species is something to boast about. The summer seldom passes without a seven or eight -pound :large- mouth being landed but the ave- rage runs around 11/2 to 2''a pounds, On one occasion, a 14 - pound 12 -ounce largemouth was caught in Ontario. The charm of the black bass fishery from the angling stand- point is the do-or-die determina- tion of this relatively small fish. It has been claimed with reason that, ounce for ounce and pound for pound, the smallmouth bass is the gamest fish in any waters. There's little finesse to bass fishing, for the fish will strike when in the mood at anything thrown at them. Crayfish, frogs, worms, minnows are among the favourite live baits, but with { equal .aplomb they'll hit sStrea.:tn- er flies (sometimes dry• files). spinning baits for every, size and description, plugs, spin n e r s, spoons. They may he caught fly- fishing, fishing, spinning, bait casting, trolling or by the small boys clan ling :a worm on a bent pin. Usually, there's no question about it when a bass strikes, for both types bit with utmost .en- thusiasm and there's no nibbling approach. The smallmouth, par- ticularly, goes in for aerial per- formances when hooked, fre- quently jumping as high as three, or four feet out of the water, shaking its head to rid itself of the encumbrance, and not in- frequently tossing the bait right back at the angler who offered it. Spawning habits of bothspecies are similar. The bass chooses a nesting site which is cleared of silt by the sweeping action of the orale fish. The eggs and young are guarded with the ut- most precaution for a time and then abandoned, leaving the young to fend for themselves. Duringo he period in whichthe male isguardingthe nest, he is very pugnacious and will strike at anything which he believes may imperil his charges. Hence. many adult male bass are caught by fishermen in search of other species and, in many 01111111!111111!111111111111111111111111111111111.111111,11111111111 cases, the result is :the loan of thousands of young tell. To the non -expert, it is rather difficult to distinguish "the two species of black bass. The large mouth has a larger mouth (hence the name) which extends beyond the eye. The shiny dorsal fin is :higher .and the .spines are not as uniform in length. Colour means little; the smallmouth may be rather pale green in. Lake Erie and range to dark brown in inland lakes. The large- mouth is basically green on the back, but again there may be lighter shades, depending on environment. No group of fishermen is un- animous about the most popular game fish, but most bass fisher- men agree that the smallinouth is the most popular game fish to the average Ontario sports- man because of its superb fight- ing qualities, its perferenee for shallow water, and its readiness to strike at any bait or lure throughout the summer months. Both species of black bass are excellent fish to eat. 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