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ear "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 22,1994 - 13 "Let's Talk Fishing" show teaches anglers techniques to catch fish By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Area anglers looking for tips on how to catch trophy bass and walleye should mark March 30 on their calendar. "Let's Talk Fishing" with hosts Wes Lavergne and Pete Pokoluk will be held at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry. The show is aimed at teaching anglers the techniques the pro fishermen use to catch fish. Itis a show dealing with practical on the water tactics which will in- crease your angling success. The event, sponsored by Willy and Son Small Engines and Ma- rine, Mercury Outboards and Monarch and ProCraft fishing boats will be a more than two hour seminar on techniques, tips and a question and answer period. The two anglers travel across Ontario presenting "Let's Talk Fishing." Mr. Lavergne is a sports fishing educational teacher, tournament profes- sional and outdoor write while Mr. Pokoluk is a sports fishing lecturer and outdoor writer as well as the 1991 Angler of the Year. Representatives from the Oshawa Power and Sail Squad- ron will also be on hand at the event to answer any questions on the regulations of the water- ways. A number of boats, cour- tesy of Willy and Son will also be parked at the Latcham Centre forinterested observers. Tickets for the seminar are on sale now for $5 per person, 175 will be sold. Advanced tickets can be purchased at Willy and Son on Simcoe Street or can be purchased at the door. Three door prizes will be handed out during the evening. The first prize is a Quicksilver "Deepcycle" RV Battery, second prize a case of Mercury Injec- tion Oil and third prize a Shima- no fishing rod, courtesy of J&D Fishing and Archery. Those attending the show are reminded to fill out a ballot for a special Mercury Outboard "Hook Up with the Pros Geta- way Giveaway" either at Willy and Son or at the seminar. The 139 Water Street Sr ale tb ORT PERRY *i2.3m auto glass &° trim id. Written p---- 4 ~~ Guarantee ec INSURANCE WORK ° On any one replacement winner will receive a fishing trip with one pro angler. This angler could be Bob Izumi, Ro- land Martin, Jerry McKinnis, Al Lindner, Bill Dance or Hank Parker. An additional 125 priz- es are also up for grabs. The Let's Talk Fishing semi- nar begins at 7 p.m. at the Latcham Centrein Port Perry. 3 NEW SPRING FASHIONS ARRIVING DAILY! European Comfort BAMA « BIRKENSTOCK « CLARKS CONVERSE « DR. MARTENS « ECCO FINN COMFORT « JENNY-ARA o JOE SANCHEZ K-SPRINGERS ¢ MEPHISTO « REINBERGER RHODE « ROMIKA ¢ SALAMANDER « TERRA Doris Shoes 263 Queen St., Port Perry 985-9611 DURHAM RESIDENTS DO IT AGAIN! Recycling sets new records in Durham Region Last year, Durham residents recycled almost 30% of their waste, just slightly more than in 1992. Here are the highlights: . e The newspaper recycled in 1993 saved the equivalent of a forest four times bigger than Oshawa's Lakeview Park. e The total amount of Blue Box materials received could fill SAVE uwto WINDSHIELD HE, dbp co Insurance Claim with most insurance companies with this coupon at time of purchase a train from Ajax to Oshawa or 13 km long. e Carpets made from 3 Locations © Mobile Service 985-8507 Port Perry All Work Guaranteed 668-2003 Whitby POWER UP... e 2WD and 4WD e Efficient Genesis™ engines e Transmission choices, including the 16x16 Pulse Command™ with clutchless shuttle e Versatile, hardworking hydraulics e Roomy deck designs eo Comfortable cabs We'll show you the model ready to work for you! MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT Over 45 years in the business FORD NEW HOLLAND « Versatile SUNDERLAND (705) 357-3121 Z| FORD NEW HOLLAND DURHAM REGION Funded in part by the Ministry of Environment and Energy 72 NYY AN For more information on Grasscycling please contact the Durham Region Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or (416) 869-3751. atolcr, 0, IN : o Ontario " "Durham's recycled pop bottles would carpet the entire Pickering Town Centre. e More than 4,400 home composters were distributed in 1993, this brings the total to over 27,000 since 1990. Durham Region aims to reduce, reuse and recycle 50% of our waste by the year 2000. Recycle more in 94... Grasscycle! Do your lawn a favour, and leave your grass clippings on the lawn. Why waste time raking and bagging, when nature recycles your grass clippings into a great fertilizer for free? Grass clippings -- nature's fertilizer. wo? :DURHAM: