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en-to-Public' -Open- ic Policy Backed MONTREAL = grow- ing segment ef the nulp and paper industry is backing an e@pen-to-the-pablic policy on for- est and logging reads. Tolls and toll gates are dis- appearing, picnic sites are mul- tiplying and one major company is actively encouraging the pub- lic to use its private roads. Canadian International Paper Co., a subsidiary of Internation Paper Co. of the United States, has been moving towards this open roads policy for several years.. Picnic sites have been built and information centres set up at gates. The company has also distrib- uted four maps showing details ef forest limits and reads. A fifth will be out soon. They are issued from head office here and from regional centres, free of charge. There are some problems as clubs, tenants and owners of summer homes, blueberry pick- ers and other leaseholders and their employees have fully rec- egnized rights on the same land. Also, fish and game resources are not the responsibility of CIP, but of the provincial gov- ernment. But the company feels it has started the ball rolling and that now it is up to the gov- ernment to set up regional plans fer conservation, industry and recreation. TOLLS LIFTED Another company, Consol- idated Paper Corp. Ltd., reports it has lifted its tolls on forest reads this spring. The tolis ranged from 58 cents te $1.58. Ferries operated by the com- panies will continue te collect fees. But CPC does not encourage | the public to use its reads. "AH you could do in most | eases is look at the scenery," said a company spokesman. "Everything else comes under fish and game clubs and we have nothing to do with that." But Consolidated has con- structed a couple of picnic sites on its limits on the St. Maurice River, about 100 miles north of Montreal. CIP has the same problem with fish and game leases but it has set up picnic sites in and around Mont Tremblant Park and im the Noranda, St. Maurice and Maniwaki districts. Domtar officials say they are awaiting a report from the woodlands section of the Cana- dian 'Pulp and Paper Associa- tion before taking further steps on public access. Special ar- rangements now can be made. FISH TOPS (Continued from Page 8) the fish but generally 2 Ibs. should cook through in about 20 minutes. It is not necessary te turn fish ever as it will cook in its own steam. ENLY SPREAD e sure the coals are evenly spread below so that heat is ap- plied to the whole fish and not just ene end. (P-s-s-t-.--- and here's a tip, fellows: te vary the cooking of vegetables, they may be steam- ed im the same way). Broiled Fish on spit: There are several methods te broil | fish, a popular one being on a spit, ready-made or improvis- ed. For the latter, peel the bark off a thin green stick, putting the stick through the whole fish from mouth to tail. Supperted near each end by a short Y-shaped branch stuck into the ground, the fish may be rotated by a simple turner twig pierced throwgh ene end of the green stick for a handle. A reflector consisting of a few legs stacked back of the fire is a big help. Don't allow flames te reach fish; an intense bed of het coals is preferred. Turn frequently and cook slowly, fig- uring about 8 ¢e 12 minutes per peund. Stuffiag for broiled or sieam- ed fish: % cup bread or crack- er crumbs; 1 tbsp. melted but- ter; % tsp. gait and pepper; 1 whole chopped onion. Mix well, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, June 24, 1966 117A VIEW FROM THE THOUSAND ISLANDS One of the best ways to cruisers shown above which see the St. Lawrence river take daily tours through the in the vicinity ef the Thou- scenic wonderland. Note the gand Islands is to take tiny islands with their rugged trip on one | of the small beauty. There are several key take-off points for these rivers in the world, especial- trips, which should be one of ly the Ontarie sector. This | the highlights of the summer - season. The St. Lawrence is view was taken frem the one of the most beautiful Thousand Islands Bridge. } sire gary cau IMPROVE Your HOME And COTTAGE With Custom Built Kitchens Over 13 different designs in Custom - Built Kitchens te choose from -- such as French Provincial, Italian Provincial, (knotty pine), Modern, etc. in different petterns, colors, marble and woodgrain tops, with a choice of Arborite or Formica Post Form -- (rolled counter tops) There is also 5 different designs in Bethroom Vanities PRICES TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET DEALERS OF MOFFAT BUILT-IN OVEN AND SURFACE UNITS Alse Suppliers of general contrectors throughout the crea BROCK ST. S. CHARLES ST.-: "M 2120531, x &. H, CABINET SEE... Our NEWS VINYL COVERED KITCHENS In 4 Different Colors B.H. CABINET 1614 CHARLES ST., WHITBY Open Mon. to Thurs., 9 a.m. to 5 PHONE 668-6911 p.m. -- it. 9 a.m. till Neon TRLERELE LL. raat tahaiit tennis 3Opem Reka THY 9: Py MGC HHH