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If you are one of mc&udh& a retriever, attend the trial see good dogs under per control going through their ces, then you also should FIRST OF NEXT month will see the bass and musky season open and many dyed in the wool fishermen are just waitâ€" ing for that day. _ â€" We can well remember when trout, our favourite fish now, was just a fillin until the musky season opened. From the first of July, which was the season even then, until almost the end of the duck season when the water started to freeze over, we pursued the longâ€"nosed fish with a diliâ€" gence that would have earned a million dollars if it had been applied to work. _ _ _ > _ We haven‘t bothered with them for years, feeling that we had caught our share of the big fish if we never took another. However, for the sake of some film, we plan on takâ€" ing up the pursuit again this year. We hope we haven‘t lost all our ability, for it‘s about eighteen years since we last bothered to even wet a line for them. IN KEEPING WITH THE NEW policy of the Department of: Lands and Forests in declarâ€" ing the seasons well in advanâ€" ce of hunting time, here are the ruffed grouse seasons for this year in Southern Ontario: In the area south of Highâ€" way No. 17 from Mattawa to Sault Ste. Marie, the open seaâ€" son has been established by ’0.Reg4 87/59. There are two zones. ZONE 1 â€" The open season extends from the 19th of Septâ€" ember to the 31st of October, both inclusive, in the area inâ€" cluding Manitoulin Island south of Highway No. 17, and north and east of a line commencing at Georgian Bay on the northâ€" erly boundary of Muskoka Disâ€" trict, thence east to Highway No. 69, south along Highway No. 69 to the intersection with Highway No. 11, south along Highways No. 69 and No. 11 to the intersection of Highway No. 12, and south along Highâ€" way No. 12 to the southern boundary of the Township of Reach, thence east along the southern boundaries of Reach and Cartwright Townships, and thence south along the eastern boundary of Darlington Townâ€" ship to Lake Ontario. _ ZONE 2 â€" The open season in the second zone is from Octâ€" ober 3rd to Octbber 31st, both inclusive, and the zone includâ€" es that part of Southern Onâ€" tario south and west of the line already described running from Georgian Bay to Lake Ontario, with the exception that in the Townships of Darlington, East Whitby, _ Whitby, _ Pickering, Markhar:, _ Whitchurch, _ East Gwillimbury. King and Vaugâ€" han, there is no open season on these birds. T 99 apples baking baking ©EES butter ~ honey cheese meats (Governâ€" chickens pak & aiokesd on TV CHANNEL 13 SUNDAY 5:30 â€" 5:45 AMPLE FREE PARKING AT REAR OF MARKET BUILDING Open every Saturday morning ‘The vendors can supply you with WATERLOO MARKET SEE AND HEAR GEOFF ADAMS Y OUR o gl soor NORTH cream The bag limit for these spe cles is an aggregate total of five and not more than an agâ€" gregate total of twenty of these United Sportsmen‘s _ Associa tion held at The Waterloo County Game and Fisheries, Dr. David Campbell of the Onâ€" tario Agricultural College gave a very interesting illustrated lecture on the parisitic dis eases of fish and animals. The subject he chose was partiâ€" cularly _ interesting for the sportsmen _ present at . the meeting, because they all at one time or another have come across fish or rabbits or even deer where some of the paris itic conditions he described, were present. In most cases the meat was still eatable, if it was well cooked, however there was some exceptional cases. Our sincere thanks to Dr, Campbell for his fine lecture. As we mentioned in ‘last week‘s news report, the Westâ€" side Dairy party led by their manager Fred Brohman was headed North for a week‘s \fishing. The party returned over the weekâ€"end, and being true conservationists, they reâ€" turned with a catch of fish well within the limit The party took ten lake trout and two pike, all the lake trout were seven pounds and over. lt would appear that Uncle Dudâ€" ley (Walter Heldman) was the champ in the party, he caught four of the fish himself. Walâ€" ter or Uncle Dudley lost seven or eight pounds of weight durâ€" ing the week‘s fishing but it was not through lack of food or because he was on a diet. It appears that the black flies were so bad, that they would swarm in on him and remove several pieces of flesh and take {the flesh to the nearest shore ‘|and divide it up and eat it. | After several of such attacks |Uncle Dudley was bound to | lose some weight. Despite the | black flies, the weather was | good and the whole party agâ€" | reed they had a wonderful outâ€" |ing, in fact they are looking | forward to next year‘s trip.. This Saturday, June 6th, things are happening out at the club. First there will be a stag in the afternoon, as well as casting practice for all those who wish to participate. In the Evening there will be a dance with music provided by the young and popWiar GLOW TOâ€" NES. This band seems to make a hit with our dancing memâ€" bers and friends, so why not make it a point to come out and join in the fun. the more the merrier. One thing more to remember, the next reguâ€" lar clut meeting will be_ on Monday, June 8th at 8.00 P.M. sharp, have you bought your 50â€"50 ticket? The draw will WATERLOO ROD AND GUN CLUB NEWS take place at this meeting. by Freddie Shanks Discussing The C.C.F. Platform potatoes pickling corn fruits and vegetables k5