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Page 10, News, Tuesday, May 15, 1990 Lamprey program on Lake Superior Mr. S. M. Dustin, Manager of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans' Sea Lamprey Control Centre, has released the following information pertinent to the field program on Lakes Huron and Superior for 1990. The Department, acting as the Canadian Agent for the Great Lakes Fishery Commission, has the responsibility for performing sea lamprey control in the Canadian waters of the Great Lakes basin, and in the United States (New York) tributaries of Lake Ontario. Sea lamprey control depends mainly upon the carefully con- trolled application of selective toxicants (lampricides) to streams harboring sea lamprey larvae. At proper intervals (normally three to five years) retreatments are necessary to prevent the escape- ment of reestablished sea lamprey populations. Detection and eval- uation of sea lamprey larval pop- ulations is the function of stream survey teams who systematically examine all Great Lakes' tribu- taries using electro-shockers or a granular formulation of lampri- cide. Assessment of sea lamprey spawning runs is carried out through the use of portable traps fished in selected streams, and is also by means of permanent traps incorporated into sea lamprey barrier dams which are being built to prevent lamprey access into headwater areas of difficult- to-treat tributaries. Sections of the following trib- utaries to Lake Superior are scheduled for lampricide during 1990: Cranberry Creek, Harmony River, Goulais River, Chippewa River, Batchawana River, Carp River, Michipicoten River, Pic River, Gravel River, Cypress River, Wolf River, and Neebing-McIntyre Floodway. Long-lasting relief from minor arthritic pain. GREASELESS HOURS OF RELIEF FROM MINOR ARTHRITIS. Ben-Gay Diabetics? Friday. DIABETIC ? Are you interested in getting together with other Why not explore the possibility of setting up a chap- ter of the Canadian Diabetes Association in this area! A general information meeting will be held on: Wednesday May 23, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. In the lobby of The McCausland Hospital For more information contact: Melanie McKenna at 825-3273, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday thru Although exact dates of treat- ment cannot be set at this time, it is expected that these streams will be treated during the period of late May through September. The lampricide selectively destroys larval lamprey but is non-toxic to humans, pets, live- stock, and other animals. Some non-target fish species may be Moose By S. Benko Terrace Bay Chapter 1426 Women of the Moose held their installation of elected and appointed officers and chairman with 20 co-workers present. The new executive for 1990- 91 are: Senior Regent- Jean Bozec, Junior Graduate Regent- Bernice Pytyck, Recorder- Sadie Benko, Treasurer- Annette Landry, Chaplain- Lorraine Clark; Sentinel- Natalie Boucher, Argus- Pat Merkley, Guide- Sheren Kroehling, Assistant Guide- Yvonne Mallais, killed if they are weakened through spawning activities or by environmental stress, disease, or pollution. In addition, any aquat- ic organisms such as bait min- nows, that are confined artificial- ly in the stream water, may be susceptible to the lampricide because of crowding and han- dling. Those who keep such organisms should consider using an alternate supply of water dur- ing the treatment period. Stream surveys will be con- ducted on approximately 47 Lake Huron and 75 Lake Superior trib- utaries, in a continuing effort to identify and evaluate new or reestablished populations of lar- val sea lamprey. Women News Musician- Clara McDonald. Chairman: Membership- Trixie Bursey, Publicity- Benita Vallaint, Child Care- Carol Gugelyck, College of Regents- Alma Hart, Mooseheart- Heather Sechesky, Star Recorder- Lorraine Desaulniers, Social Service- Ann Querry, Library- Fernande Bilodeau, Moosehaven- Ruth Reid, Hospital- Vicky Kostiuk, Ritual Director- Helen Almos, Academy of Friendship- Carmel Zborowski. Incoming Senior Regent Jean Bozec presented gifts to the Letter to Editor- to Manitoba last fall, he stopped at Terrace Bay for a meal. He was so impressed by our town that he decided to stay longer. Upon asking for directions to. the golf course, someone at the motel where he was staying offered to drive him, then a lady at the golf club introduced him to a local golfer so that he would have a companion on the course. This gentleman also remarked about our lovely scenery, but sev- eral times he emphasized the friendliness of the residents of Terrace Bay Terrace Bay has reason to be proud. Three cheers should go to the individuals in our town who treated this gentleman with such great hospitality. He has become a great ambassador for our com- munity. Ambassadors like him are worth far more than any newspaper or magazine advertise- ments. installing committee: Installing Regent- Jackie Sopel, Installing Chaplain-. Lillian Carlson, Installing Guide- Jackie Commisso, and _ Installing Chairman- Bernice Williams. Vicky Kostiuk was presented with the Co-worker of the Year certificate and a gift. Gifts were also presented to Bernice Pytyck, Sadie Benko and Jean Bozec. Lovely cold plate, squares, tea and coffee were served by Academy of Friendship Chairman Carmel Zboroski and her commit- tee. cont'd from page 4 With a new tourist season fast approaching, I feel it is an appro- priate time to remind both busi- ness people and citizens that the new Tourist Information Centre being built this year will attract the travelling public to stop, but good service and friendly people will encourage them to stay awhile and to tell their friends, "Terrace Bay is a great place!" Sincerely, Leslie Dickson o~ l =e ~ @@ G jeve> | fe X ta FF announcemenr | Walter & Betty Anne Klassen and Alphonse & Peggy Regis are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Kara Lee and Ralph The wedding is to take place on June 2, 1990, at St. Andrew's United Church in Schreiber, Rev. David Le Sparks officiating. 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