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ao Group of winners These 11 gentlemen have good reasons to smile, they were all trophy winners at the Georgian Bay Angler's and Hunter's Sportsmen Memorial Dinner Saturday Conservation award | Gerhard 'Gerry' Giesecke, center, clasps hands with Bruce Kettle (left) and Jack Scott at the Georgian Bay Angler's and Hunter's annual Sportsmen Memorial night. The Awards were sponsored by Molson's and presented by Molson representative Emery Cadeau, Willard Cadeau, and Jack Scott. Dinner. Giesecke was just presented with the Harold Kettle Memorial Trophy, awarded each year to the member who does the most for conservation. Feast fit for angling kings In the midst of Satur- day's blizzard, 250 men braved the conditions to at- tend the Hunter's and Angler's annual Wild Game and Awards night. The official title is the Sportman's Memorial Din- ner in honor of predeceas- ed sportsmen who worked hard for the club. Also, the dinner came about because those who were successful in the hunt wished to share with those who enjoy game and either did not hunt or were unsuccessful. Gerhard (Gerry) Giesecke spent parts of Thursday and Friday plus all day Saturday in preparation for the big feast. And this does not include arranging for sufficient quantity to feed the starving hordes. The menu varies from year to year, but this year's fare included moose and venison roasts, cabbage rolls made with a combina- tion of venison and moose, venison and moose goulash, mooseballs with cabbage, coho salmon, roast Canada goose, smok- ed Lake Superior trout and herring, beaver served with green beans in a special sauce, and sauerkraut with bacon bits. After the repast, the Molson Awards were presented to various club members by Molson's representative, Emery Cadeau, Willard Cadeau, and Jack Scott. The father/son combina- tion of George and John Lott carted away five trophies. John won for the largest speckled trout, weighing two pounds nine ounces, while father George won for smallmouth bass (four pounds, five ounces), largemouth bass (seven pounds, eight ounces), the Toots Wallace Award, and the Gus Wilson Memorial Award for Angling Profi- ciency. Another multiple winner was Grant Pilon who caught the biggest pike (21 pounds, eight ounces), Merit Award, and turkey Shoot highest score. Other winners were; Jack Yelland, lake trout (seven pounds, four ounces), Rick Lacroix, rainbow trout (16 pounds, eight ounces), Ross Willett, walleye (pickerel), (eight pounds, seven ounces), Morley Wood, muskie (27 pounds), Gary Gunn, big buck award, Marl Lamoureux, moose award, Mel Wright, coho salmon (23 pounds). Gerry Giesecke was presented with the Harold Kettle Memorial Trophy. The trophy is presented an- nually to the member who does the most for conservation. RRSPs THAT \ Contact: Huronia Credit Union 549-3191 Lafontaine Credit Union 533-2161 Page 14, Tuesday, January 27, 1987 Big catch Mel Wright, Town of Penetang employee, and member of the Georgian Bay Angler's and Hunter's, poses with a chinook, 'the King of Salmon' that he caught on Lake Pauze of Perkinsfield. Ontario August 23, 1986. The 22 pound, two ounce fish took Wright 20 minutes to land. The fish was mounted by Elmer Stock #2196 is a CUTLASS CRUISER 4 DOOR STATION WAGON with power. Power door locks, power tailgate release, power windows. It is air conditioned, has pulse wipers, tint ray windows, tilt steering, carrier for roof luggage and AM/FM stereo. See more for your test drive today. Moving Sale Price $18,700 LOCKHART MOTORS CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE DEALER Park St., Victoria Harbour €9