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GA THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, June 24, 1966 The spacious and beautiful 6i. Lasrence river -- part of which flows through On- DOCK SCENE ON THE ST. LAWRENCE tario -- has ample dock space and sites such as the above dot the landscape. This is more than a have for Jate-model speedobats; it is also popular with swimmers who enjoy its cool, invigor- ating waters and lovely waters. ~--Ontario Dept. Tourism, Information Another Pirate Radio Ship Fire By PETER BUCKLEY LONDON (CP) -- The latest and most powerful of Britain's off-shore radio ships, with anonymous Canadians among its financial backers, has started commercial operations despite increasing government threats of legislative action against the pirate stations. Using the 186-foot converted ship Olga Patricia, anchored beyond the three-mile limit off east-coast Harwich, two 55,000< watt transmitters beam out "lush" musie for housewives on Britain Radie and the top-40 pop numbers on Swinging Radio B land. The two stations bring te about a dozen the number of unauthorized stations broad« casting to British listeners from international waters outside British government. The exact number of stations is almost ine possible to pin down, however, since some of them disappeam without a trace after only brief operation. The new operation has defile nite plans for outshining all the others, ee The transmitters are the most powerful yet for a pirate sta tion, enabling it to cover the whole of England and reach inte parts of Western Europe ag well. COST $9,000,000 The Olga Patricia is reported to have cost $9,000,000 to set up, with groups of Canadians, Britons and Americans each contributing one-third toward the investment, 'But my profits will be higher than anyone else's," predicted managing director William Vick. 'We're more powerful and our two separate stations give us two entirely different audiences." LIKE WORMS The average robin required about 70 earthworms or the Anglers Share Secret Of Fishing Prowess Toronto -- An angler is shar- ing the secret of his fishing prowess and, as a result, a| atinky brew will probably soon be simmering on many a kitch- en range. Frank Nemethy douses his worms with a special home - made spray. Wihat's more, he's | willing to let fellow - fishermen in on his discovery. Ht really works, too. One day | early in May, Frank returned | home with his limit of five! rainbow trout and had every | reason io be pieases. Caught in fast water of a New- | castle district stream about 45 | miles east-ot Toronto on Lake | Ontario ome of the rainbows | weighed six pounds four ouces the next. best was five pounds one ounce and the third and }even 34 pounds. Now -- his secret. "T spray the worm with fish roe. The smell brings them to the bait." That seems logical enough, 10,100,000,000 acres. because salmon eggs, which are roe, are an acknowledged fish bait. Frank, however, does not use salmon eggs. "When I catch a fish with roe in it," he explains, "I keep the eggs. Might be from a pike, Jet's say. I take the roe home and boil it, then I put the roe through a fine sieve and bottle what comes through. Then, when I'm fishing, I spray some of the stuff on the bait and that's that."' It works fine for Frank -- his three biggest rainbows were caught all within 10 minutes of each other. FORESTS GROW The total area of forest land in the world at last survey was ORDER NOW . A Pertect Gift for Grading and Summer Fun ! CCM BICYCLES For Ali Ages -- Priced from 39.95 up Boys' or Girls' ! . « WE DELIVER ! Buy Where They Can Be Serviced 106 Colborne S. E., "SO gas areata staan : WILSON Whitby 4agaanaas CYCLE and SALES. Phone 660-5748 equivalent for each day's food, YOUR WINTER VACATION and po One Call To... TRAVEL SERVICE 723-9441