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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-08, Page 12r pale 1l--7Le Wingham Advance -Times, Thum., July 8, 1976 I N Lo o x I N Cs ,Fos A -its -P)h IL -f ..AMD N11Boss >> Sr-1.tO yv�,. •, S NorCAS ��s... w4FICV >> PICP u► co nt a r... L. If r1*1J011 0 t d Ei' �T?pis 'T1'� s Rpt AN IN SGML? pojNr n,,ss NExT w� � �. L^TNAm Fishing - it can be a, satisfying experience He stands at peace with his sur- Fullarton Pond, Fullarton ; September 30; lake trout and be obtained, with different charg- camps, lodges, summer camps, roundings. Everything is quiet, Shakespeare Pond, North East- splake, January 1 to October 10. es for Ontario, Canadian or Non- hotels, sporting goods dealers only the chirruping sounds of hope; Bluevale Pond, Turnberry; One more complicating factor Residents. These can be obtained. and at any district office of the birds are heard, He takes a deep Morrison Dam, Usborne; Wing- is.that sport fishing licences must at many tourist outfitters' Ministry of Natural Resources. breath of early morning air and ham Pond, Turnberry; Lakelet, then suddenly is alert. Something Howick; Teeswater Pond, Cul - has moved in the water close to ross; Hullett Wiildlife Manage - the baited hook of his fishing rod. ment Area, Hullett; Lucknow, A tug, and he jerks his pole up. He Kinloss and Wawanosh Pond, has hooked a fish. Now it is up to East Wawanosh. i him to fight the fish until it is tir- Although some mercury has 1 ed'and then reel it in. From the been found in lake fish, it is not of UPS AND DOWNS—Both the CKNX Tryhards and the Lucknow Kinsmen had their share looks of it, the fish is a beaut. a high enough level to be danger - of ups and downs during Sunday's Donkey baseball game which provided many a He'd sure have a fish story to tell ous. One concern for anglers at , hilarious situation. Herb Barger (left) of Lucknow had his downs when his third base if he caught this one. Lake Huron is the effect of the ` donkey decided to lie down on the job as Bill Matisz of the Tryhards makes an easy home This scene is repeated- many heated water coming out o7 the run. times from the spring to the fall. Douglas Point generating station. You Want a HI -HO CHESTER AWAY --Brian Elmsli,e of the CKNX Tryhards baseball team aboard Chester, heads for home plate to make it 3-0 for CKNX at the bottom of the first inning during Sunday, July` 4th's DGhkey Baseball game between the Tryhards and the Lucknow Kinsmen. Proceeds from the game which ended in a tie, are to go to help renovate the Goderich arena. P & F Lawn and Sports Equipment states: "A cheap job is not good; A good job is not cheap!" Small engine repairs is our business, NO1 our sideline. We guarantee all small engine repairs SUMMER FASHIONABLES FOR EVERY MAN. Check through our full lines of men's LEISURE AND DRESS SUITS Now discounted off. DMAN'S .,. , Cleaners 16 Josephine Stteet WiNghom, Wi rio Ardent fishermen and women Mr. Bellinger says one way this spend hours by streams, rivers, could affect the environmental ponds and lakes. Often, half the balance is by driving out cold- I o w mileage Lakelet fun is waiting for the fish to come. water fish species such as bass Fortunately, Wingham and and having them replaced by area seems to have a plentiful warm -water species. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Witmer of supply of fish for the sports- The division between warm use ear Grand Valley visited Sunday with minded. The Ministry of Natural and cold water species is ap- Mr. and Mrs Warren Zurbrigg.:, Resources stocked several rivers proximately 65 degrees F. or 18 with rainbow trout. These include degrees C. Above this the warm Sunday visitors with Mr. and the Nine -Mile River, and the water species thrive — bass, Then just take a look Mrs. Ervin Reidt were Mr. and Maitland River. Roy Bellinger, pike, pickerel and panfish. Below Mrs. Edgar Dahms of Mildmay, Senior Enforcement Officer, this point the temperature allows at one of these. Mrs. Terryberry, George and Ministry of Natural Resources, cold water fish to survive — Paula of Mount Forest, Mr. and says that the Maitland River is trout, splake, salmon, herring Mrs. Jack Milligan of Fergus and excellent for bass, and has some and whitefish. Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Seip and salmon as well. The ministry puts out a bro- family. A,lot of fishermen have been chure about fishing in Wingham seen fishing below Lower Wing- and area. It lists resident fish of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hallman, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Angst and ham Dam. Good angling is often rivers in the district: Pine River, / Mr. and Mrs. E. Angst of Clifford found here since there is a great- panfish; Lucknow River, small - attended a 35th wedding anni- er oxygen content in the fallen mouth bass, panfish, pike, some versary of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold water. However, depending on Chinook salmon, brook, brown Angst in Kitchener on Saturday, their size and construction, dams and rainbow trout; Teeswater July 3. can have a discouraging effect on River, some pike, brook and rain - fish by muddying the water. bow trout; Teeswater River, 7,000 MILES Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Seip and The Nine -Mile or Luckribw brook, brown and rainbow trout\, family moved from Kitchener to River, besides rainbow trout, has and some pike; Maitland River, their home on the 14th concession perch fishing in June and part of large and smallmouth bass, pan- 1976 Pinto MPG 2 door runabout 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, of Howick Township. Mr. Seip is a July and black bass are plentiful fish, some pike -and pickerel, radio, electric rear defogger, whitewalls, wheel discs, side moldings. Lic. plumber. in July. Southwest of Wingham at brown and rainbow trout; Bay- No. KMU 694 Port Albert good salmon fishing field River, smallmouth bass, Weekend guests with Mr. and can often be found. panfish, pike, some splake, brook 9,000 MILE S Mrs. Harvey -Demerling were Other places and their town- and brown trout; Ausable River, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Demerling and ship locations where the Ministry smallmouth bass, pike, and some 1975 Pontiac Lemans sedan, a beautiful powder blue intermediate. V8, family of Ingleside and Jim of Natural Resources stocked pickerel; North Thames River automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear defogger, radial Demerling of Beaverton. trout are Flat Creek, Blanshard; and Lake Huron, smallmouth whitewalls, special wheel discs, side moldings. Lic. No. JSC 040 bass and panfish. The brochure requests that any clipped or tag- ged13,000 fish be reported to the Min Ont. Government eases istry's office. 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme sedan. Local lady driven automatic in As experienced anglers know, unbelievable condition. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, squeeze on dairymen there are times when certain fish power door locks, electric rear defogger vinyl roof, tinted windshield, can be caught. In the Number side moldings, Michelin radial tires. Must be seen. Light green with dark Four district (where Wingham green top. Lic. No. OHM 291 Ontario's minister of agricul- statement from the federal and area is situated) on the fish - e ture and food, William Newman, minister of agriculture, Eugene ing map pike are allowed to be has announced a two-year exten- Whelan, that some sort- of new caught May 8 to March 3yellow sion of the provincial assistance regulations will be introduced. and blue pickerel and syellow program for dairy farmers. The it is hoped that Ontario's more May 8 to March 31; large and auger, McGEE provincial government's decision prompt and practical response to smallmouth bass, June 26 to PONTIAC—BUICK—CA DILL AC was the result of hardships forced the dairy , farmers' plight will November 30; maskinonge, June on dairymen by the recent offer some relief for a situation 5 to December 15; brook, brown Hamilton Street, Goderich 524-8391 cutback of 15 per cent in which has been brought about by and rainbow trout, April 24 to industrial milk quotas by the their sincere response to a federal government. government request for in - Two years ago there was a creased production. shortage of industrial milk and at theurging encourf the aeral gement as WINGHAM CENTENNIAL SWIMMING POOL ri- ties every encouragement was given to farmers who were 58 people attend 1976 schedule J willing to incrF�ase herd size. To further implement the plan the Jacques � reunion Ontario government introduced a q (EFFECTIVE JULY S) z loan for such dairymen, whereby BELMORE—The 46th annual borrowings taken on a five-year Jacques reunion was held Sun - basis would require a repayment day, June 27, in the Belmore of principal in the first year. Community Park with 58 people TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Further. those who achieved an in attendance. John Jacques, agreed level of production would president, welcomed everyone to 9.00 a.m. benefit from a 20 per cent refund the reunion and then called the Lessons Lessons lessons on their annual payments. Lessons Lessons business portion to order. A All that has changed. The minute's silence was observed in 12:00 response from the dairy industry memory of those passing away in was so successful that the the last year. The min, ! es of the � country is now highly over 12:30 p.m. stocked with powdered milk and last reunion were adopted as read. Parent Parent as a consequence the federal Officers appointed for next 1 :00 P•m and Aand authorities have ordered the year were as follows: president, Tot Tot cutback. Producers who exceed Ron Harkness; vice-president, their reduced quotas find that the Glenn Jacques; secretary-treas- 1:30 p.m. Lessons Lessons milk cheques have been reduced urer, Barbara Harkness; sports b} the amount of fines for. committee, Linda and Leland Public Public Public Public Public over -production Because there is Harkness, Mr, and Mrs Ron Swimming Public Public Swimming Swimming Swimming Swimming no wa} to reduce herd size, or Harkness. recoup expenditures for buildings The motion to donate $10.00 for Swimming Swimming and equipment quickly. many the use of the park was made and dair} farmers ha%e found them- approved. It was decided to hold 4:00 p.m. .elves m + disastrous financial the '1977 reunion at Belmore on situation the last Sunday in June with two Swim 1001 Adult Adult Public dumping of milk. pro- meals as usual. 1001 Swim 1001 tests. both peaceful and violent The following prizes were then Club Team Club Team Club Swimming Swimming on Parliament Kill have so far awarded oldest person present, 5:00 p.m. resulted in nothing more than a Laura Jacques, 91 years; young- est person present, Jeffrey Awrey, 11 weeks; longest mar - Prize winners ried couple, Margaret and Harold Robinson, 38 years; most recent- 6:30 p.rn. at grand opening ly married couple, Glenn and Delphine Jacques, 1 year; per- Water Adult Water Adult Family Family The winner of the grand prize, sons travelling the farthest. Iva Polo Lessons Polo Lessons Swim Swim a trip for two to Florida, at the Gallaher, St. Clairsville-, Ohio. The sports committee then re 7:30 p.m. Public Grand Opening of Holiday World, � P Swimming was Mrs. Beatrice Robb of Wing- sented a very enjoyable program Public Public Public Public ham. Winner of the second prize, followed by a ball game Public Public Swimming Swimming Swimming Swimming Public Swimming a trip for two for three days to �. g g Manitoulin and the Muskoka 8:30 p.m. ` Lakes area, was Mrs. Eva Wright It was a Western Canada air- } of Wingham. ways plane, piloted by W Leigh The travel bags were *on by Brintnell, that took Gilbert Wilbert l4odgkinson, Wingham, Labine north on the journey * Please note: This schedule is sybiecl to change. and Mrs. Joe King, RR 2, Tees- which resulted in the discovery of ` water, uranium at Great Bear Fake.