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nmlmmnmnrmunrut THE Gillill Bowlenahenrethalyourcnltnnnlsbeingrud tinnthal Snehwssthereactlontopartolmyoolumntastweek wherein muted pmlhillties were discussed for improving ice fishing on Lake simme for the most people possible For the benefit of man people who do not bother to join oon aervstion groups or wonder where our natural resources come from or how they are controlled for the benclit of the largest number of people possible we will repeat thmhers of the Conservation Clubs in the Lake Simcoe area have met to discuss problems and suggested solutions for ice fishing on Lake Simcoe with the idea of pointing out such prob lems tn the Department of Lands and Forests with some ohserva tions from residents of the area involved which might help the Department in assessing the importance of such problems and irriving at measures which might help to solve such problems Many people do not know that the Department conducts surveys enlisting the help of the sportsmen of that particular area in order to determine the population of wildlife how many are hunted or fished so they can determine the hunting or fishing pressure varieties of species which do best in the area and many other such facts too numerous to mention Frnm such data much research and often at the request of majorly of sportsmen or sportsmens groups in an area game and fishery laws have their beginning The Barrie Conservation Club hold claim to the limiting of Lske Trout per day per fisherman as coming from one of their meetings Anything which was mentioned in my column last Friday were suggested ideas which may or may not he meritorious and ch may or may not be considered as being an important factor by the Department if and when they consider any measures for ice fishing in the Lake Simcoc area FISHNG SEASONS FOR ll There are no changes from last year but for the benefit or those who do not remember the actual dates here are the dates and limits oi catch for the most prominent of the species which may he caught in this immediate area This is only guide and will be gone into in greater detail just prior to each particular season May to September 15Speckied trout aurora trout brown trout Kemloops trout rainbow trout andsplake except Karri loops or rainbow trout in Lake Simcoe which is closed from the sixth day of October to the fifth day of November in any year and from the first day of December to and including thelast day of April in any year also rainbow trout remain open in certain denigrated waters such as the mouths of local rivers until the thirtieth day of November each year LimitsAurora trout live per day rainbow and Kamloops five per day of any combination or live Kamloops or five rainbow splake three per day brown five per day speckled one plus an additional 14 the additional 14 not to weigh more than pounds Possession limit of all the foregoing is one days catch in all cases Lake TreatOpen from November to October following to Lie shonelimit We pct dayposassion llrllit one days oatch PMMay is to December 31 most local waters six per ribflay 15 to March at most local waters six per day BI and MuckyJuly to October lsBass limit per day pnssesslon limit days catch Muskyilmlt per daypossession limit ldays catch Whitefishalthough they are not considered game fish are painful while Lake Trout and Rainbow Trout are closed in Lake Slmeoe from October to November inclusive in any year Please note that all the foregoing is listed for use as guide and does not include the regulations covering all areas which in formation will be listed in detail as each particular season he coraeocnrrmtn The first season which affect most local hing on is that for the taking of SMELT day or night and coarse fish between the hours at sunrise and sunset as follows During the months of March April and May except in Algon quinProldncial Park the Rideau River between liogs hack dam and the Ottawa River in the County of Carleton the Counties of Durham Northumberland Petetborough or Victoria the Trent Riveror Lake Scugog Dalrymple Lake also known as mud lake in the County of Ontario or the Bcaver Creek or Crow Lake or Crow River in the County of Hastings raident may take by of dip not the dimensions of which are not more than kaelthdilmehrorlixfeethyslxieet This winin IIH been most exceptional one weatherwise makq uastop and think just how unimportant we are in the oflhingsmhen we see such forces of nature at work it makes neithlnk also of the possibility of floodsif the snow all goes at once We hope this does not happen but we shouldbe prqlared fol the worst in any case We trust that all of our readers are conscious of the need to feed our feathered and furry friends yes even those cheeky squir rels which steal most of the wild bird mixture which we place MGY Meet Playoffs Fivers Top Petes 105 WWWmw norms sconcs llIS srcoo Gill Bnrrle Flyers crashed Peler jersey although being given No of Peterborough in Bar bn Geo Mamas Bud borough Petes 105 last night the squeeze has shot the puck at Barrie Aernn in an OiiA past Chuck Adamson into the Junior game In this net it was his second of the picture flay Dupuls light night in the second period llllST BARBIE RINK TO DO SO clay Finger No 15 is Tom Clark Staff poltto by Jon escu Herb Shannons Entry Makes Bonspiel Fina Barrie bonspiel enters its Evans QC of Bradford on fourth day today at the lam the rink curling club and thus far only mm one Barrie rink has qualified for Egmnam Rigywnm BB gammayang tomorrow Bfacebridge defeated Paddy That lathe rink bl Herb Shan Milefi 33 a7= Herb Sim non Gord Henry Bruce lies 0P real Norm and Charlie Spencer These four Simil LEHGSW 35 F10 Pei gamma are from Thornton kins UnionVllie defeated Jack but are members of the Barrie Micmnfld orva Curling Club They qualified Vern Adams Heme defeated Yesterday play in The Ex gack Atkinson Bracebridge airliner Trophy event The other rink that qualified shun defeated 33 Examiner PM ymerdny Adams defeated Perkins 94 was um of Goya Brown any Shannon defeated Adams 18 ionville lie defeated former ii Examiner Trophy winner Don 11 am draw Don Holden Holden of Oshawa to cam on Oshawa defeated Bill Stephen Try PourvaorLuven skips for son 0rillia9a George Ken Brown who leads nedy Barrie defeated Bah Rinks qualifying for Sterling Parker Toronto Sterllng Trusts Trusts play yesterday were 13 Harry Michle Barrie de Bill Stephenson of Oriliia and fa ted Russ Boyington Union Norm Skiinh ofLindsay villcli8 Gard Brown Union Nlne Barrie rinksoral com vville defeated Bay Mitchell 1235 tittlayeinI agastdltch ei Barrie 127 we Holden defeated Kennedy 155 decal entry In the finalin IBrown deleatedMichle m9 Winn °f the any Pm Brown defeatedfiolden 108 terdny was Don Pérker and his foursome of Sterling Trusts STERMNG TRUSTS EVENT Corporationiornnlowith Skitch defeated Miles lie out for ollrfeathered friends We sincerely hope that the Penetanguishede Carnival committee have better weather conditions this Saturday than the Barrie Chamber of Commerce had for their first day See you up ME this weekend Detroitislohnny Wilson Is NHLis Most Tireless Worker Marie mow irons ca In just over three weeks barring injury Johnny Wilsonwlll have proven himself the most tireless Work horse ln Notionalliockey League The 29yearold winger from Windsor needs only 11 more games to hreak the NHL conse cutive game mark of 50a Murray Murdoch present cnadr of the Yale University hockey team didnt miss an NHL game from 1997 in setting the record dudupwind toequal weekond butwhen thatan backinthe lostMaca gt son he played few games in 11 American League he had thought hehad as conmtiva games that season at it turned out wereMW 29 The record night couldbe and Wilson ty glad when We had some Tuesday morning that lgot hitin the eye with pack third 10 stitches taken over the eye which closed completely couldnt see thing out of it The docto toldvmehe couldnt tell anything or coupleof days Fortunately we werent sch uled to play Wilson whose vital statistics 510 168 pounds are nothing out of the ordinary to remarkable Phlsical specimen never been in hos pital he said Not even as kid Ive had only one cold inthe sevenyeara and leat any kind of food without it bothering me get from eight to 10 hours sleep night sleep with the windows open all year round dont smoke but take an oc casional beer In the summer lift weights do lot of swim ley golf and some it Elston tailored or vollswntllzll pints HOCKEY RECORD By ran CANADIAN mass Thursdays Results ongqmm gent StuCathalina Hamiltoan or A1 Peterboroughs Barrie iii Tonights Games 36 15 227 Hamil on at Guelph St chaels at Peterborough Sudhury Quebec League Windsor Chicoutimi lroisRivieres North Bay Quebec Montreal mam Ream Porcllplne Mines Senior About Kapuskasing mi 58 59 Roundrobin semifinal TOMII Gains Thunder Bay Junior Kitchener at Chatham Phrt Arthur Fort Wllham llur Eastern DBA Senior ricanes Bestoifive semifinal tied 11 LT Manitoba Junior Whitby 82 245 146 72 Brandon Winnipeg Braves ll Bellevriie 27 13 215 160 62 Braves win hestnf five semi lloilLQttawa is 75 153 214 44 final 30 Kingston 18 26 190 213 so Transcona St Boniface Cornwall 1131 3138mm First game bestoffive semi final ThursdaysResult Saskatchewan Junior mom mwau Estevan Melville v301 In Bestoffive quarter final tied was am If chatham Kitchener St CalI1 Pete gt Guelph xst Mlkes Made To Measure Barrie surrs Hamilton by Regal Park Clothes imported Enlllflt fabrics excellently Atkinson defeated MacDonald 55 Stephenson defeated Park er lld Mitchell defeated Boy lnglonfifl Skitch defeated Atkinson 94 Sflhenson defeated Mitchell EXAMINER EVENT TODAY am draw Bill Gibblns Barrie va Bill Mayes Barrie Frank Harris Barrie vs Claude Craig Toronto Granitea Ron Allen Churchill vs Jack Rodg ers Barrie Waiter Craig Parl rie vs Bob Peacock Barrie ll am draw Tony Saso Bar rievs Giroux Tomato Granites Len McMullen Union Vlile vs Ken McDonald Hunts ville Dr John Brock Oshawa vs Horace Beaumont Barrie Ken Treadweli Barrie vs Lou Ross Aginpourt Results of the first round of the Lam draw will be found elsewhere on these pages Teeps Rally Edge Cubs 65 St Catharines TeePeesaetto meet fourthplane St Michaels Mora in one semifinal kept their hand in lhlnsday night as they edged cellarteam Hamilton Cubs Hamilton Cubs playing their last home game of the season led St Caihaiines 41 at the end of the second lhen thoroof fell in FIVEGOAL BPLURGE TeePees roared back with rally that brought five unans wered goals within seven min utes Cubs found the visitors net once more but never really re covered Bob Corupe paced St Cathar ioea will apalr Vic Hadileld Chico Maki Don Grosso and lohtn Mongeon tohk care of the res Lyle Porter spearpointed llam iltons attack with pair in the first period Keith Walsh Bert playoffpldslreisprettywcil eels take threepoint grip on hamplayofllpotintheolfll Junior lugue as they crashed ream co ifls secolm WIN ltwas only tbeseeond was of the season over the transport gang and one of the worst lick lug the secondplat club has mmwtd The iasflrougll tilt broke wide open in the middle stanza alter Flyere held 21 lead at the end of the first 20 minutes Fiycrs mitloored the Peta in the second period as the play rarely escaped the visitors end of the rink Then in the finale in which the visitors fought desperately to compile creditable number of goats each team hit the mark twice allm NETS mar2r Wayne Hats wiios filled in nicely for Pierre Gagne tlla past few games scored three goals for the Flyers Ray Dup uis had pair and singletons went to reliablea Danny Patrick and Larry Jones and Marcel Tessler NElson IAch and Dale Rolfe Chuckliamiiton Wayne Bod Plager and Pat Casey scored for the visitors As has been the case often when Hugh McLean is the ref eree the players got mighty Chippy and few tangles foil owed while others didnt quite reach the bursting point Jake Miller of the Flyers was ignvlotive is two bouts with Fred second periodand George Mmlagde in the third MISCONDUCTS Dale Rolls and Barclay Pla ger were assessed 10minute misconducts late in the game and will be fined by the league for their action This event started with Rolfe crashing the rough Peterborough rearguard against the boards As Rolfe skated to follow the action Plager mode after him making threatening motions with his stick Rolfe then got his 10minute misconduct for chasing Plager toovigomuva He said some thing uneomplimenlary to the lineman Piaget got his pen ally fortekingaswingsta spectator an act which doesnt require too much brav HY REST GAGNE Flyers were at full strength with the exception of Pierre Gagna The big argon winger is readyfor action but coach Hap Emms wants him to be hAloondltion come theplay Theplayoifs incidentally will probably start Tuesday in Peter borough and continue there on Thursday Barrie home games if against the Petea may be Saturday and Monday Jacques Caron Patelborough goalie who has the goalsagainst honor clocked sat out in favor of Chuck Adamson last night After the game letes coach Scotty Bowman said Thats the last game that guy will play this year cuisine mi and sensible inside itsiarge and luxurious its them by Studebaker Templeon and Lloyd Haddon got the others Vanwullrln DFORD 52 chan Sedan mluiunVll God tlrll Good lunarI condition Relish sum 56 Dodge Express ccmplota with Dncnwnorwlthlow mllell Excellent for farm me1eku lifls Regular lar slaum clause stock ranks ldul NHL was another pawn Yd note in the rink Jules Patrick 45 mm Tflk Peterboro Plug Palsltia Rolfe Hamlini Cuneiiy 312 Montague holding Barrie Rolfe 51 remain 415 kiillu roughlni Penalties Plager charging no new ilrlpplns 51 224 Westfall hooking 351 niflrihy cross ohedtin 63 Casey interferean 52 Roll Miller charging MOLE1 holding mo Palrick ano Ind Rolfe Mimic mm Clerk high sticking 1340 am new 30 ilton honking 14 Ashlie hookiog 1757 Second Period Barrie Dupliis lecialr 210 Barrie llalg Patrick Jones 63L Barrie Patrick liaig 650 Peterboro Roddy Baboock Conneliy $52 Barrie llaig Westfail Jones 1037 Barrie Dupuls Leciair Tester 15 lo Peterboro Montague Councily Babcocki ABM ll Barrie Toaster Mair 1953 Penalties Wright holding 83 Dart and Miller fightsng majors 95 Tbld Period 12 Barrie Jones raucxs Patrick llalg 109 rollo ENE 18 Peterbaro Hamilton 24 HOURS DAY Mahoney Babcock 600 CONTACT Us NOW FOR 14 Peterboro Casey Winta Fuel gfiodziy 1203 arr Leelalr Peterborough goal Adamsnn cmtmfl defence Hamilton Thurlhy 5m Kish Roberts Plager forwards Montague Babcock Connelly PETROLEUM LTD HEATING OIL Mahoney Darling Dart Boddy Rivard Clark Barrie goal Jacques de fence Asllbee Wright Westiaii Rolfe forwards Haig Jones Patrick Secours Miller Gra ham Tessler Dupuls Leciair You owning remen Hugh Texaco Service station lean linesmcn Joe Smith and Tlffln Ban Bili Friday all oiliamilton JUST NOTES Among the spectators were 600 kids of the Minor Hockey Associations in Balrie as well as lads of the Police Patrol Ron Stewart star forward of T°°° 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