Barrie Examiner, 25 Sep 1959, p. 4

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and Jerry McNamara um asanlr Hummerin serrations BI outcome 3m tum is out As of about one week ago the Fall Minnow run has begun nll along the favourite Georgian Bay spots We law butdid not get an opportunity to tangle with one oftbe biggest Raine bows that we have ever heard of at the favourite offshore fish tag spot along the shores of Craigletth Provincial Park between Cotllngwood nnd Thomburyt Both Len Pledge sud your cot umnist estimated that this pundits fish would bone lm pouna as it was over three leet long and close to one toot in depth We hope we are present when some lucky angler tangles with this beauty For the benefit of those who have never fished or who have neverseen the Fall Rainbow run this is the time of year when many hundreds ot anglers catch Rainbow Troutup to to pounds most years sometimes even higgert To those who are med to fishing them in the smaller streams and earlier in the Mac sou these are indeed whopperl the ones which maiertaliu dlrlnr the Fall run In order to protect these mcmbers at the Trout family which are actually spawning righttnow such an Speckled and Brown Treat the upperreachesot streams are closed or angling from September 15 tmtil the iotlowingMny first We trust that allwho road this column will remember this We know of few unscrupulous anglers whoasnuot quality as true sportsmen who fish the upper reaches in spite of our well planned Fish and Gamelaws which are in effect to protect all of our future interests Anyone who seen anyone trying the upper readout of Trout streams should report same They will be doing everyone favour We saw is nice round number Rainbow landed in one day one favourite stretch of the Nottawusaga in the past week led into good one ourselves but lost the battle even trough we had lotoi inn and exercise in the attempt To properly fish for these muchsoughtafter game fish one needs good pair at waders either hip length or waist length spinning rod isths best type of rod with at least stxpound out line many prefer eight pound test So far the best lures have roven to be small moons and spinners especially the and of course the trttsty old favouritedew worms Fast water or the deep pools immediately below fart water best spots to fish for Rainbow slow retrieve with first has lots at action pays off When you hit Rainbow Trout there is no douhtwhat you have the line They take to the air and go through the great est solder ofgyratlons and notions he gladden thoheart of any mwmu 001082va GOSPEL This past week we had two welcome opportunities to promote favourite pot project the conservation of natural ouroes Ito local Lions Club and the Junior chamber of Co in both instances we were delighted with the hearty welcome and the high amount oi enthusiasm which makes speakers dob pleasure It is most encouraging to find that friends at Conservation in all of our local is understandable when one stops to think the backbone of any community and contain the ers oi the Community incidentally we are indebted to the Royal Bank or moot timely monthly letter of theirs iron which we quoted and from which we gained lot ot good information We would like to publicly commend them for their most timely stand on vital issue which concerns every one at us As we mentioned in our talks one the greatest character Lhaiiders is the great outdoors Luckily we spent our youth in 1n area where we were no further than city block from tile not world of nature where one could truly sense the feeling divine Being and where one could shed all his worries and was and suddenly realize that all men are truly equal The point we tried to get across and its part that worries is where will our sons and daughters and their sons and ughters have the opportunity to build their characters by being alone with nature if we destroy what is left at our natural resources or do not provide for recreation green areas where young people can gain that which has held In in good stead we fill years more people need to concern themselves with this prohlem Thank goodness that we havg had men of vision during the past so years or so and are gradually gaining more year altar pear Please concern yourselves with the need for preservation oi misting green areas and the replenishment of others for the sake of generations yet unborn Man cannot produce or even limitate the wonders oi Nature Conservation Authorities are one way in which the average person can do something Find out all about these worthy schemes and get behind them you run WERE There seems to bee lot of controversy over some at the hunting seasons October not October as we erroneously stated last week is the official opening date in this hnrnediato area for Partridge Grouse and the migratory birds Ducks Geese etc For migratory birds it is twelve noon East of Highway so and Northerly to Highway 11 the Duck season as the Partridge seasons opened last week end Sep The countryside is taking on the hues of Autumn more and more as every day passes Very soon now the camera enthush eats wsllbe havtng field day We have come across some very colourful scenery the past week or so that was worthy of eolour film especially where there were lot at smaller trees it This isby folnthebeattime oftheyear togetoutaud euioy Hhe great outdoors The next month should provide lots or mbjecl matter for the colour slide and colour movie enthusiasts ghosts Blank there are so many Service Oltlhs This that they represent tllollght lead =0ttawaHullu HULL Que CF Toronto Maple Leafs oi the National monkey League broke loose for three goals in the final period to blank HullOttawa Canadlens at new Eastern Profeskionnl hockey league 40 than exhibi atlun hockey game Thursday ntghi beore about 2800 fans lhescanadiena stayed close to 195753NHLflrislistoior two periods but Willed under lea gpreasure andgdidntlget too many and scoring chances ongEd Gerry EhmauBobby Pollard nert Olmstead andfiim Horton Nauru commitomen arm WE more mmnnmnmonm Esteban 23vMarks At North Collegiate meatythree records l2 by the girls were established at North Collglntal track and field meet yesterday All of those who set marks almost named them selves oi berths on the tndhope Thompson teams that will he go ing to Midland Dot brisk wind and the threat rain kept the athletes hop ping and as result the times distances and heights were es tremely good and the meet was run off in good time lo the girls division the Com arona Elspeth Pldge and Tina walked off with two champion ships Pidge was the senior champ edging Utto Lentstus by 2119 in points Tina won the junior title hands down scoring 81 points Intermediate champion was fleet Sheila Livingston who and piled 22 points far err from her nearest competitor Midget honors wen lo pert who ed 19 Among the boys Richard Ag new proved tops in the senior events scoring 11 points Bis comparatively low score indi cates how close the events were Brian Ptgdcn and DougArm strong shared the intermediate honors wlth six apiece Ernie had eight points to take the junior dzampionship and Jim Nugent had nine points to come out as juvenile winner The nicest run race of the whole day was the juvenile hall mile eau Boy Atkinson ins soccer and hockey player as well didnt break pace the entire time and was moving ahead nullle at the finish With more weight Roy oouid be quite an athlete SENIOR BOYS loo yardsR Agnew an liill Doerahberry 220 yardsrW Mulligan record Agnew Russell yardsBill Mulligan 59 seconds record Tony Burger Bill Grant DistanceB Woodrow 5108111 Tony Burger Bidweli High JumpKen Tract 58 record Agnew record Agnew Ken Hus band Laurie Barron road jumpLaurie Barron I5 record Richard Ag new Dan Burton Pole VaultKen Trends Ken Husband Doug Black Hop step and jumpLaurie Barron 387 Page Bob Blake shot putWayne Russetlfao Richard Agnew Jim Page Wotan 100 yardsD Armstrong 115 Booting Lapsley yardsG Peering 250 gourd Armstrong Pld runner Caldweu companions use 9Ins7 shallows PlllCE N0 Histtilt ALLOWANCE tllgh SumpJ Smith 49l Cook Walsh Broad stumpB Pldgen 11 Reynolds Armstrong Pate vaultK Knyar sa Kirton King iiop stepA Lapsloy 351 Mottntt Pidgen Shot putG Hutchinson 821 Ferris Laiuoou JUNIOR 1W yardsE Ashherry 1151 Jennings it Atkinson yardsE Ashbcrry 271 record Thompson Perv ridge Distancell Atkinson 2163 Atkinson High lumpT Saso 465 Hughes Caibeck Broad jtunpW Jennings With Thompson Part ridge Pole vaultD Eesmn 68 Calbefl Southollen Hop stopR Atkinson 299 Jennings Duvet Shot putB Thompson any record Snider Andrews WW myarnsM Sanderson 138 Bob Gorow Mcclymont yardsD McClyrnoht 324 Cbappel Nugent EM jumpJ Nugent any record Ayers Sheppard Broad lumpA Graves 115 record Golel Sander son Jilin km iifii recor Chappel 1mm Shot putB Bldweil NV Gerow Nugent 880 yardsAnderson 251 re cord Chnppel Reynolds Pole vaultAnderson Ws Nusent SENIOR GIRLS HOP stop and jumpPidga Cameron 213 record Ulla ileutsius Lynda Marshall Standing broad jumpPit camelon record title tauo Noreen Ford High iumpPldge Canre 48 rtrecnrd Ulle Intel Danna Sinclair Softball throwLynda Mar shaillntlirecord Home ultelgntatur Id oto squs no odor DistanceT Lampelle 232 erreuoxsro omvu You zsuoms nag coarser uslvow ran Contract your Winter Fuel sea soccer kickMargaret Drury 150 record Judy Borne title Lamina Basketball speed parsMary Dunsmors Margaret Drury Elaine Drury 117 record llile Raisins Pidgo Cameron Ar lene Jackson DashUiie Lentaius re eordl Pidgo Cameron Mar garet Druty INTERMEDIATE Oink HUD step and JumpShelia Ltvlautou 19 Linda Banning Carol Agnew Standing broad SumpSham Bay 71 Carol Agnew Shelia Livingston Eifll jumpBeryl Hakelh 44 rwordt Carol Agnew Lynda Soltball throw48ml Agnew 1602 record Shelia Living ston Lynda Miller Soccer kickLynda Miller 944 Shelia Livingston Linda Banning Basketball speedme flay Shelia Livingston Lynda MlllerBfl Grace linker Janet Dingtuan Pat Walker vSusanne Wm Beryl Hasketh Mar WetWhithread DashSheila Livingston as Susanna levfson Lynda Miller JUNIOR Hon mt sadisman Only Smutif Give You These Featuresv an steel welded hody pameron 20s Astrlda Berre Carol Spark standing broad JumpTina canteron 77Pnullne Webster Astrlda Bern High jumpTina Cameron rewrd Liz Snelgrove Astrldu Berw Softball throwTina Cameron mloé rword Lynn Batch ilder Donna Bowen Soccer kiokDonua Bowen 719 Tina Cameron Jane Juy or Basketball speed passLynn Batchtlder Donna Bowen Tina mm as Carol Coupland Sham Bialrcy Tatsy Harris Jana mover Alice Pringle MaryEtlen Bowen DartsCarol Spark 72Don na Bowen Tina Cameron tie armour flop step and jumpDonelda Nash 192 Eva Zeigler Mar llyn Eigth Standing broad jumpDoneldn Noah 695 Mary Jane Hagan Linda Bodgson nigh hiltlpDonelda Nash 42 record Eva Zeigier Jane make and isolator are Air Tight and constructedoi 14 guage steel Burner fires into famous Meollanite cast meb at cambusinn chamber quiet and long lasting Fan in resilieutrmunnted assuringsitant opera on null sized to notation filtersiprhvide fresh cleanair oir For that retresmnglkindot warm clean health lutly humidified air deliverance to every room you cannot surpassthe Smart PanamaDi Fired FumaceAtabsoluteiynofobiigntton bayou let us all and thoroughly metropolita wondeflulrprorluct or can France Eamon sumsmums ms cs MEBON poms mm ASBBUBY AND ms Nil throwUnits Hodgoon 1452 record Marilyn Etgen huts Sun Maciaren Sowe trickMarilyn Eigen hugs 8110 Linda HogaomJam Roche NASH RICHARD AGNEW DOUG Thornton Victory Forces 7th Guinea Thornton tpolted Allistou three the Thornton lineup cradled firstinning runs then came single and Johnston was sale roaring hack to spill the Braves on an emr scoring Broloy 74inme Emmottbe bestv Firstbnsernan Lou Morrow then oiseVenflnal series in the South poled triple scoring be Simone Baseball league and Johnston Alliston ran ltloo like theh Ls lathenexltrnme he serigdand ammoémashlflp into more trouble The first in the first frame especially at Thornton batten Jake Smith tcr smacking Don lohnsums was passed hank Ernloy wont offerings to three singles lie down an strike1 but Merv Bro gave up three free passes as ley gotn walk andJoe trmmnns Well plated one run With single The Braves hit Johnston on 30 Emmy was safe an er while the next two hat usunlly hard throughout the mr an but mum space tern were waving at turd strik minty nlter the initial out fig gngmtlatliia to la counted lt wasThorntons turn to score In the hitting department Ai intriguingihaotgenthiid thtnn ted wéth nine as compar ed to vs the era was hit by pitched ball Bill by Johnston went the route for Laycotk surprise member of Thornton with Dennis Tinklln going the distance in losing fort tor Alliston Layooclr and Mandy had two hits apiece for Thornton Pete Cameron had three hits for Alllso ton Ross Horne and Colin Whelan had two each The series should end Satur day at Thornton Game time is 55 pm GENT cea Ferguson Evelyn Heitrnar Gracellartin 83 Judy Emond Linda Hodgson Eva Zeigler Donelda Nash Pat Tomltnson Jean Vacuum DashElla Drury7t record Nash Pat Tomliluon Enjoy 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