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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-22, Page 43onutie relinrinary estimate Of' coiner :'tial fieh landings in Ontario i the i ni ing, � xst ,rnine lxtonths Qf, •.shows 40',126,000 pounds of o., .310 t,h 1, w .xtlic .$ , 58,OOU Q the . _. his represents an increase in eh..of'"24,i'per `Cent .over 1960, rz a degreasein' value Of 2,0 cent for the samerod er h p R'`le realijicture "shows Lake. Sup,. Dr, Northern 'Inland Waters . Southern Inland Waters with reases in both catch and value. to Eric ,and Lake St, `lair iw ah Increase in ' catch al., Ugh 'there wasi<am,decrease in • Lake ;Ontario; Lake Huron; 1 Georgian Bay show increase both: catch, and value". JiSJ! L d Lake Waters. cr Inease an r g. •n » all •s - t.�:s: .it . an overall, catch.. . - pco t 01 o ern.... Xnland Waters ..akc a"ttp..ri, r •sh9�w� a very� �' Approximately'75r @ The N th . a ��, ;Welt a la n lecl t $ , p came from Lake aria where with catch re orted 4 433,00.0 es: wall ge 199,000 pounds down n �, n1► reported,�, ver the same Q poui'nds, of fish rr�l� mantissa slightincrease over the � a: Poun s, chub 3, �, l i s o9 d °. trout pun t 00 u lake ut bed at $l 95a �(� we* lend, < theperiod last. year bid value , p4 • � c e ses are 'wXtite . rch .,up Same' .. i0 x u Of 3X1.0 er, cent in 'catch, ee o e an ngrease of lapel' cent 108,000 pounds to ;90400(1 pounds „ . p a d Stewed d � aw iv* i10t1U, toun�s to 0�0iX+�Ppunds'- lake herring2 'l 00. o nos to 1 crease in value of • 5'7 . pent• The s ecies show lake 2 , . 4 p u. .I�� �' �° ;'rota• 8,000 ';peund:sw :t+o.6,OOfX due . 'mainly. to the ower but . the most significant increases. _ 206,000' pounds. , yellow perch y l � �pputads;n�reCk. basil �d ollpies,. market value of yei<ia, w ' perch are rocklbass and crappies, from a;14,000 pounds to 2,000 •Pounds. d. Opp ' ounds; .,iQ l 44 . la4undsl. 't 46 000pounds to '103 000 ,.ounds .Georgian Bay fisheries showed , Perch iypntiltued o show . a , P , bullheads 9l 0l0. : , lands , iso 93,E . 00 pounds,to 3. . ,a decrease of 19 percent in b Xhea , po stdcrsaee goat $ $48,090 tullibee, 216,,0 2 7,, 0 pounds' to 1 sover , ,00 pounds;yellow erch.l2,000 both ca.tehandvaluefigures 497 ., 000: pounds; carp p1,090, pounds p d . . s,OIO,OQO pound 4 P , , - t , • e s 3 OOQ to 1 3 00.0 otlnd ei , thee , t 9 Smeltpounds to 1 000 ands, All other • 000 ppunds worth$107,000, White. o . P . , ,. n u satne Period Q 1.66., p .. d 6, pot 6 000 rls star eon Is per Pent r 4t .331000 pounds 9.9 per cent the o of Ce S e se. on lar est producer s increase in both catch, -' p. • , e • Production' »the province 'kVa the c d g P , � i e� ,of , 47 qq4 u ,t• i 4Cr e Q • to 138 000 � d4 q0 0 p 30,5;39,00 ,eriod" of 196.,, Sppcies stow ng P rose from' $,577,000poUlidsto13,. species showed decreases: north•.' 233,000 pounds, .andwalleyefrom ern pike. 593,000 pounds to 435,• 263,000 pounds. to.014,000pounds: 000 pounds; whitefish 1,000,000 All other species showed' .pounds to 990,000', pounds; ;Nall- decreases, in catch: "white bass, eye '988,000 pounds to 464,000. 2,440,000 pounds down toe1,641,. pounds. 000 bounds* bullheads19,000 and crappies 49,000 pounds to pounds to 8,000 pounds; rgck bass e • ,000 pounds. iiki:cept Waterloo Company's render For Clinton Arena, , Centre. Clinton town council has cepted the, tender of Shantz d Hicks Construction Ltd., deride', to .build a community ntre and' arena in Clinton ►mint'inity Park, The tender price was $224,660 r ' the 215 foot long by 104 at wide btfildf na. which will have li ice -surface of 80 feet by 180 et. The arena surface will be ;vexed with a three-eighths inch aprock door which can be used ✓ roller 'skating, dancing, in. for shows and other entertain. ente" Joyous season ter, o ' peace, %,harmony and love is upon us. Let us eagerly share in its blessings: Gordon V.. Hicks, vice•presi. dent and general' manager of the Waterloo firm personallybrought the tender and dans and specific- ations. He was accompanied by Robert E. Taaylolc of Amfab Pro. ducts Ltd,, Weston, whose firm designs and - binds laminated structural beams and concrete legs for such buildings. The Shantz and Hicks firm are using these materials in the building. This •part of the tendo, amounted to $44,551, Another major item in the tender . was $25,210 for the ice plant, This will be supplied by .,. Creamery. Paci lige Mfg;: Co; of Canada Ltd, Toronto; Mr. Hicks said this was not the cheapest tender :his firm received but he Claimed ft to be the best buy. The $224,660 price includes .,federal sales tax on applicable materials but not Ontario five percent tax. To recover the On. tario tax, the. builders who are the town. of Clinton, must apply for exemptions whereapplicable° Town clerk John Livermore is submitting plank and specifi. cations and -price to the Ont. ario Municipal 'Board f or approval to issue debentures on the Centennial project. The town is applying for approval of up to $225,000. According to Mr° Hicks, and it was incorporated in 1 is'tender, BEN JOHNSTON DISCOUNT STORE Himilton Ste in the joyful Yuletide • spirit, we +sing out fondest greetings, 'o our,wbnderful friends,tMti neighbors.' PETEI S MaCEWAN Reel Itet,Mto and Insurance 44 North 'gf that as soon as approval is received his firm cati`atartwork. He further stipulated `that the building will be completed in four and one-half Months. Cost of lumber materials, etc., was tendered at $33,000. Mr° Hicks said some Clinton area sub -trades are included in his fi'rm's price, and that local tradesmen and laborers wouldbe used. The arena art of the building will seat 500 persons and room for over 300 standing. The audit- .. orium over the front of thebuild. ing will' be 104 feet by 30 feet 'with' kitchen area which- helves' a 78x30 auditorium area: After some discussion and ex- planation by Mr. Hicks, coun- cillors Jim Armstrong andGord- on Lawson made a resolution, that. read in part, that the tender of Shantz and Hicks Construction Limited for $224,660 to build a community centre, be accepted, subject to approval of the Ontario Municipal Board, Mr. Hicks offered further ass. istance to council and the build. ing committee• of the project, either by phone or in person. J. William Counter of thecom- munity centre building committee was present at the meeting. Other members of the committee are David Beatie, chairman, and Don. Kay. fpiosuhndsitnea0ed0., fiouond7pe0r4b0Xapwndcasv.iYre,4lo0w00p'ppch0d0an ,2,000 poundp36,00 Pounds. decrease from 23',0'pounds to Chub dropped from. 310,000 2,000 pounds.' , „, `, pounds tQ 198,000 pQunds; walleye Lake Ontairi,n, our 'thud lar• 42;000 "pounds t0 19;000 pounds. gest °'prQoucer,' °shows ' quite a All other species remain steady. decrease in both Catch and value, The fisheries in the North 1,251,000 pounds of fish reported Channel of take Huron shoaved compared to 2;027,000: pounds, a decrease in catch of one per over the .same period last year,` cent to 186,000 pounds, while Value was $161,000 against1965's value was -Slightly higher at$70,. value of $267,000, a Zlecrease 000, Species showing increases' of 39,7 per cent, The overall were, whitefish, up from 33,000 decrease is* mainly due to the pounds to 71,000 pounds; sturgeon drop in production of the follow- and cavfer 10,,000 pounds to 15,- ing species„ white perch 455,000 000 pounds. All other, species pounds down to 118,000 pounds; show decreases: walleye 18,000 whitefish' 73,000 •poupdsto 33,000 pounds ' down to 8,000 pounds; pounds; whitebessl36,e00 pounds yellow perch 52,000 pounds to 13,. to 14,000 pounds; walleye 31,000 •000'pounds° pounds to 24,000 pounds; eels `'southern InlandWatef s show an, 175,000 pounds to 128,000 pounds; increase in production in nearly - ELL LINES by W.W. Haysom your " telephone manager Canada's annual •Safe.D•riving Week is aver for another year. By stressing defensive driving techniques during this weeks, the Canadian Highway Safety Council, 'hoped to make' motorists aware of every known' safe driving [procedure so that they will better remember and practise them for the oUher 51 weeks of the year. We at Bell' Canada --at least all of us wlhb drive our own cars on business or the familiar green vehicles---wek1 know the Importance of driving defensively. All ofus who .do any drrivh g as part of our 'work at, Bell Canada must take and pass a pretty rugged Company "course even though we have 'provincial driving "penults. And, 'in recent years this course has stressed defensive driving. Really, defensive driving is little ;afore than common sense. It means learning show to recognize potentially dangerous situations, learning how to avoid them, then putting this ,knowledge bo use..Since 42 per cent of the, ;people surveyed in �conneobiora with. Zihe Canadian Drivers' Test television'pro- gram some time back failed 'the test; :it seems that few people know where danger lurks. With winter setting in with its snowstorms, sleet, ice and subzero temperatures, defensive driv- ing becomes more dmportant than .ever. Driver Imparovement courees have been held in many parts of the 'country (this year and more are planned for She months to come. Driving condi- tions have, changed drastically .since :many ofus received our lint permits, and a fresh look at our driving 'habits 'could make motoring safer and more enjoyable on our crowded streets and highways. And, it could make for a 'happier holiday season, when so many people Will be travelling ,bo join families and friends for Christmas and New Year's celebrations. Did you' happen ,to see the &teen in newspapers not too long ago about the anan in California who has collected 20,000 Itele- pbone boots from; all v r the world? Actually, what appears 4 o - be 'just en unusual hobby is really a tool of this mean's pro- fession. He's a tracer of lost peons, and his lifrsay o of tele- phone diredtonles often helps hiss to track down missing persons for his clients. You can use your telephone book oto" itxiadk down . 'things too. Things like Area Codes, emergency numbers, in- sbructio ns for making all kinds of phone calls, and in the Yellow Pages, ,lists of dealers; products or 'services that you may be looking for. On Chnisbmas day, 35 years ago, telephone lines narnied the first radio broadcast of a complete opera -Hansel and Gretel-. It was transmitted cosst•toaeoast from the Metropolitan' Opera House in.New Vote. * * * Pest wishes far a very Merry Christmas followed by a TTaippy NOV Year« e and bullheads 91 000 pounds to sr' Thedera roduction 02,0.00 pounds; yellos perch, 299,. 000,pot*w s to 119,000 pounds; and.. smelt, 199,000 pounds to 134,000 ,p in pounds. Species .showing an •. .crease are; northern. pike 7,000 poutids to 10,000, pounds; :lake herring 6,000' pounds to 13,000, pounds; carp 270t000 pounds to. pounds; pounds. Lake Huron production dew creased 11.3' per cent to 1,404;. 000 pounds' valued at $373',000° Chub, which is still the, Main species landed in these waters, continued to drop in production frem' 789,000 pounds down to 586,000 pounds, due to the mar. • ket. Lake herring, 7,000 pounds down to 2,000 pounds; sturgeon arid caviar 4,000 pounds to 2,000 bounds; whitefish 246,000 pounds to 243,000 pounds; walleye 185, c000 , pounds to, 119,000 pounds. Species showing' increases are yellow perch 65,000 pounds to 86,000 pounds; carp 19,000 pounds to 39,000 pounds. Sheepshead pro. duction was more than doubled for this period from 30,000 pounds to 82,000 pounds. White bass production remains steady. Lake St.9Pair production show- ed an increase of 5,2 per cent to 721,000 pounds, although value shows a decrease of 2.0 per cent at $195,000 to the fishermen. The carp .landings in this lake st,. °showe • a . sto. 6, ,.. nd s oegun show.- •ar Thirsday., ember 22, 1966 ed, quite' au increase from'155,- '000 pounds to 247,000 pounds; , rock baso and nrappies 24,000 •.t r' pounds to 34,000 pounds;6 sturgeon and caviar, '7,000 Pounds to 9,000 pounds, The remaining species .show. decreases' in catch; yellow Value perch 44,000 pounds down to 02,.000ounds, northern pike, 0,000 pounds to 5,000 pounds;; white bass 24,000 pounds to 15,000 pounds., Walle e . tai for this p 4Y 247-,900 ro dr cX � period dropped pounds ,to 135 000 pounds; ONTARIO, LOA A NCOMPANY a Established' 1870 - Assets $75,000,000'Ga iia & Reserve 9,040,000 Paid on 3, 4 & 5year debentures or 6'/4% paid on ' 1 & 2 year debentures Offices: "Toronto . Hamilton . Ottawa . St..`rhomas ' 0 • Please complete coupon and mail with cheque to: ONTARIO LOAN AND DEBENTURE COMPANY • 137 Dundas Street, London, Ont. Phone 432-4158 Amount Years 0 Accutnulative ❑ Coupon Mr.%Mrs./Miss Address Tel. 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