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Salmon is fast becoming a luxury item due to the rising cost, but consider the possible price per pound should some angler snag a special salmon on what has been dubbed the "Million Dollar Day." The Toronto Star's Great Salmon Hunt could have some lucky fishérman walking away financially secure for the next 20 years. The Hunt began on Aug. 14 and will continue until Sept. 26 at noon. But, on Sept. 18, a salmon carrying a special tag could bring home more than the proverbial bacon: a million dollars is riding on the back of this coho. It will be released prior to the derby and if a salmon chaser isn't lucky enough to catch it on a day other than the 18th or another lucky day designated by the Toronto Star (if there should be poor weather conditions) it will bring home $10,000 as a consolation award. However, it must be caught between the Million Dollar Day and the end of the Salmon Hunt on Sept. 26. The angler who ends up on top of the heap during the hunt run will drive away in a new Dodge Ramcharger followed by a 20-foot Wilker fishing boat powered by a 200- horsepower Mercury Outboard sitting on a Cal Trailer. And don't worry about tackle: Mitchell is supplying a boatful and Lowrance will be chipping in a graph and digital depth alarm to help you find the big one. Of course there will be Walker Electric Downriggers to save anglers' arms for playing in the big salmon, The whole package is worth about $50,000. Not a bad payday for some lucky angler. If you aren't lucky or skillful enough to end up No. 1 but managed to enter a few fish over five pounds, there is always the luck of the draw. Anyone who enters a coho or chinook salmon, rainbow, brown or lake trout over five pounds will have their name entered in a draw to be held at derby's end. The prize: what else but another Dodge Ramcharger tailed by a boat, motor and trailer. Even if you're not No. 1 there are- many other prizes making the $15 entry fee a good investment. All totalled there will be more than $120,000 in prizes and cash to be awar- ded. The winner will have to earn his spot, though. As John Power, outdoor writer for the Toronto Star, put it: "Don't worry about being alone on Lake Ontario, we expect about 15,000 entries this year." Each week the heaviest fish entered in the derby will receive a Lund Boat, Mercury Outboard and Caltrailer, creating six mini- derbies. Anyone interested in taking the chance of becoming a millionaire or picking up a new boat, motor and vehicle can pick up an entry in Toronto at Canadian Tire Stores, Collegiate Sportsworld, Sears, selected sporting goods stores and at the weigh-in stations. Net proceeds from the 1982 Great Salmon Hunt will go to the Ringwood Salmon Hat- chery Expansion Program which will hopefully give us many years of good salmon fishing irtthe future. HURONIA SLOW PITCH REPORT Wilkins were Nicked Barry Nickerson clouted three home runs to lead Goman Boats 33- 9 win over Wilkins Auto. Keith Dumais mat- ched Nickerson at the plate by also hitting three home runs in Goman's victory. The win knocked Wilkin's Auto out of contention. In other action, the Dollartown Saints hammered Bay Mills 24- 11 to take that series in two straight. Tony Light pitched Leitz Brigade to a 10-8 win over Steelbrite on Standings GP W LT Pts Midland Printers 19° 167-73" 10" 32 Wye Heritage Marina 1914 yah 29 The Barrel Works LOE 9" 9 at 19 Johnnie's Pizza Ye th SG). Rea) Christian Island 1939) 100218 The Cave Restaurant Pees foe 1B otto ts) Dial A Movie 1A So ay Ape Bs Cig Mr. Submarine 194713 S27 10 Results Wednesday Wye Heritage 3, Cave Restaurant 0 Barrel Works 5, Dial A Movie 3 Remaining Games Monday Wye Heritage vs Mr. Submarine ~ Midland Printers vs Dial A Movie Tuesday Christian Island vs Cave Restaurant Johnnie's Pizza vs Barrel Works Wednesday Wye Heritage vs Midland Printers Dial A Movie vs Mr. Submarine Aug. 29 Tuesday but the Brigade bounced back on Wednesday to finish off Steelbrite with their second sin 14-12. Simcoematic -- also finished their series with a 13-8 win over Ogilvie Mills. Ken Lacroix got the win with support from Jackie Dusome, who pitched in with a homer and three RBI, and John Dumais, who had four RBI. The Warriors took out the IUE Sluggers 30-11 for their second win in that series. Art Bergie pitched the win and OLYMPIA FASTBALL LEAGUE contributed two home runs to help himself out. He got lots of help from his hitters as well, as Steve Charlebois was six for six with a home run, Andrew Messinger chipped in with one and Gary Greer hit his first of the year. Gill Deschamps pounded out a home run for the Sluggers in a losing cause. The only other game saw Fred Hook's defeat the Donut Villa 12-7 in the first game of that series. The next series, will see Greening Donald play Leitz Brigade, Warriors clash with Dollartown Saints, Goman Boats face Simcoematic and the Techform , Eagles take on the winner of the Fred Hook's Donut Villa series. a Midland Lions Club ,000. JACKPOT (League officials are trying to re-schedule these games from Aug. 30 so playoffs can get underway that Monday) Barrel Works vs Christian Island Cave Restaurant vs Johnnie's Pizza Egg hunt part of Y's Summer Sendoff What to do with a dinosaur egg once you find it will be a moot question to the kids involved in the Midland YMCA"s Summer Sendoff excursion. All the fun will be in Jooking for the egg while trying to squeeze in lots of time for games, crafts and swimming on The second day of the program, scheduled for Aug. 26 and 30..and designed as a final fun fling before school starts up again,. will include a trip to the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto where -the - kids will test their skills in the science arcade. For more information [ATOMS @ Cont'd from pg. 8 division games Tuesday. In the other, the Asselin Insurance Broker Kings topped regular-season rival Bay Pharmacy North Stars 3-1. Bill Mitchell, David Cooper and _ Chris Larmand were the other Islanders goal-getters. Greg Lalonde replied with two for the Roadrunners, David Chalmers had the other. Waltenbury scored one for the Kings and others were had by Craig Dempsey and Shawn Desroches. Chris Leonard had the lone North Stars goal. The best-of-three Atom championship series will get underway Tuesday at 9:15 p.m. with Summer's meeting Asselin at 7:15 p.m. and the best-of-three con- solation set between Jug City and Bay Pharmacy will get rolling Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. Regular-season se- oring leader Mike ye ie > Lavins advance Joan and Roy Lavin teamed up to win their club round of the Air Canada Mixed Two-Ball "competition by firing a net 66% Sunday at Midland Golf and Country Club. The Lavins now advance to the regional playoffs, to be held at North Halton Golf and Country Club Sept. 17. Linda Rimstead and Doug Haig finished only half a stroke back of the winners; third place went to Anne and Archie Campbell, who \ carded a 68. 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