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ONTARIO OUTDOORS A good bottom bumping jig Fair the meadows fairer sUU the either bend or break under the stress of woodlands robed In the blooming garb of spring If you recogniie the above then you will treble hooks at home thai I not use 1 It comes from an old hymn The would throw them out for the fact that writer was anonymous but the hymn Is very I paid much for them The company I well known ordered them from substituted a cheap hock It reminds me of springtime and these for the ones I ordered and would not replace things are very evident now The few them Of course I never bought from that weeks I have noted a large number of crows outfit again in the area and during the last week I heard I used to make and sell fishing lures that 1 The robins are coming In designed 1 used hundreds of hooks and 1 from their country hideouts and tbefr frlenda know from experience that quality sells The are coming back from where the other robins hook 1 favor above all others is the Eagle So I saw a lot of them when I was In Florida There a January and you can depend on their quality Eagle This last weekend I at Owen Sound I Claw has a catalogue of their hooks that Is was surprised to see Red Winged Blackbirds something to see In itself a catalogue andalaoalotofmigratoryducks The fishing devoted to nooks a pages was good but apparently was even better the The ministry of natural resources still previous two weeks when the sun was and it was warmer The heavy rains of last weekend did not help any Rainbows ran from eight to pounds and they were the only kind of fish taken are going to fish the Severn River Waubausbene area the ministry of natural resources would appreciate the turning In of any tag that you find on Walleye as this will beta In the compiling of Information on the Walleye fishery In this area and that la to our advantage More on the Sportsmens Show Earls Pearl jig put out by Zebco that has a spinner blade on its tail as well as a skirt and joins the Doll line of lures that makes Itcomea in onequarter threeeights and threequarter ounces with the spinner designed to spin on the fall Earls Pearl can be fast retrieved and used as a bottom bumping Jig when fished slowly for the spring Walleye Another company that makes streams Some time heard is Riviera Co These downrlggers come that they were going to stock the Don River in many models to suit almost any deep water fishing In case you do not what downrlgglng Is It was designed to get a fight lure on a down to the depths where the Mb fish hide in i asked to keep it quiet as they did not want to have the bother of answering their phone with the deluge expected when that news got out The planting has now begun with an estimated number of 50000 being placed In the Don at a rate of Lake Ontario now this is a surefire method Cono have a survival rate of only percent of getting to these fish all year long The and the hatchery at Is the birth system of the Riviera is complete with all the place of these fish Some are being accessories needed for this method and I raised at the present time and the question hope to get Into this way of fishing this year arises where are the rest to be planted I will keep you I as to the post- of the Riviera system Fish are to come off Lake I This weekend has to be It unless you can get up for the deadline of Monday the of March As yet I have not beard of an ex tension due to the short season Hooka are very important lo the fisherman of course but the average person does not The news will out someday and remember what I told you about writing them to ask for Brown Trout or Brook Trout In our streams as these are always available Are you about gun controls Now Is the time to defend your privilege I have written about lot and expect many of you have written to the MP in charge has some funny ideas about this consider the quality of his hooks when they and should know our feelings Write him are of such importance I have seen many Lets hope we can continue to enjoy fish lost to poor quality hooks when they Ontario Outdoors Earls Pearl Fine showing by rinks THE HERALD Wednesday March igIS giuuniituruiiHiiiiiiiiiniut By Diane and Jeffrey Duck Please excuse the personal tone to his column this week Yours truly had the honor of curling with nine swell guys who came within a whisker of being at least fourth best in Ontario in the Cover nor Generals Competition Had we got past Valley In our second tame In Barrle last Friday our teams of Andre Welder Jeffrey Duck Joe and Gary Knight Youth bowlers Up their By Chris Burke Results from the I Beat My Average tournament have been tallied and a total of 13 Youth Bowlers were successful All winners will receive an I Beat My Average crest The list of all winners follows BANTAM GIHLS Rhonda Dobson Kim Kirk Julie Burns Sharon Stone Diane Jones Tracy Farmer Dana Robin Hillock Dawn Connie Hay Cathy Jennifer Armstrong Lisa Sandra Marshall Marian Peelers Sandra DeCoste Maria Tassone Linda Hot Wendy Green Wendy Stephens Sheila Leslie Tammy Knott Patricia Turner Debbie Scarborough Honda Core Carol Judy Barlle Tina Green Brabant Cheryl Barr Sally Marina Herring ton Linda Vicky Sacco Kim Sparling Cathy Dobson Margaret Jessop Heather Wallace Kim Cheryl Jackson Linda Hayes Rhonda Ritchie Ledger Lynne Waters Linda Houston BANTAM BOYS Frank Madden Philip Handy David Fallow Andrew Hicks Mark Waters Jimmy Trevor Jones Martin Moeschter Peter Dennis Lawrence David Wallace Ryan Roberts Peter Robbie Rush Barry Stevens Adnrew Cooper Dean Reynolds Brian Archer Wesley Thorns Larry Hesse Jerome Stone Mark Roberts Terry Ray Steele Jim Doug and Ian Christie would have played In the Ontario flnali in St Thomas on Saturday Ray and Ian were sparing for Harvey Chappel and Tracy who couldnt make the last two petition like this there Is no tomorrow We would have had to win seven straight to win it all We won four and lost our average Russell Gourlle Sheldon Brown Paul Chaplin Charlie Charles Anderson David Chaplin Paul Walker Lenard Fisher Stephen Lukes JUNIORS Michel Le Blanc Janet Hicks Jim Harding Gwynnelh Williams Randy George Farrow David John Burke Randy Rutherford Tina Kim Sabrine Lea Wendy Kay Karen Hay Anne Nicole Lemay Pattl Carol Ann Stuart Janet Scott Morrison Gary Wayne Richardson Grant Richardson John Colter Nigel Cooper Janet Burns Susan Smarda Betty Jean Wilkes Sheila Ford June Ford Diane Leonard Marty Zillo Joanne Richardson Robin Audra Stuart Kenneth Nicholas Barnes Julie Mc Corry Teresa Andrea Ford Karen Humphreys Jay Anderson Billy Kay Michael Ted Maslach SENIORS Jim Collier Gary Richard son Stephanie Gorin Rick Gourlle Sue Mandnrino Karen Archibald Martin Sweeney Ruth Peter Smarda Bob Glllanders Chris Deschenes Carolyn Barber Dave Warman Sandy John Congratulations to the S3 Bantams 34 Juniors and IB Senior bowlers who Beat their Average lctorious over Grand Valley and Brampton two weeks ago and in our fourth game Against Dundas Valley both games were tied at the end of the Ih end but neither of our teams had the hammer for the end The steal was set up well in both games but the opposing skip made magnificent saving shots to end our winning ways We ditto t win but we sure came home with a lot of pride We are at seveneights pole in mens club curling The regular draws are finished and the playoffs have begun The home ana home series with for the much coveted Trophy begins this Monday We havent been doing so well these last few years but this is the year we bring the trophy back home Some of us predict a win this year mainly because Jack Is not curling this year The Ladles Competitive League completed their season with a final oneday The top four teams at the end of tbe final draw competed for the Renebolme and Currie Trophies In the first event The victors were Doris Zllio Norma Wilson Jane Burrows and Dot They were presented with tbe and individual trophies The and Irene Currie Trophy winners were Peggy Fischer Lena Burns Sharon Wood and Jet Reynolds The winners of the second event were Braltbwaite Mildred Wall Alice Cornel and Jean Bran der Close behind were the runnersup team of Marion Smeaton Gail Sparks Bobby Phillips and Alice Walker All agreed this was a great way to end a most successful season Last Saturday our Junior Section had their final big event an invitational mixed Four home teams played against two teams each from She bourne and He mi Hon Glendale We didnt do so well Our best showing was made by Dave Henderson Sheila Strong Dave Porter and Ton Treaty Between games the Georgetown rinks hosted hhe visitors at their homes snaring hot chill hamburgers and curling experiences Our Juniors are coming along fine someday soon they will produce a championship rink THE MARG RINK recently won the Mackenzie Trophy tbe oldest trophy presented in local curling at the recent MackenzieNoble Bonsplel Members of OFlabertyrlnkarefromleft lead Louise Nugent second MaddleHowat vice and Marg Flaherty skip AT THE SAME the Glad Robinson Rink won the Noble Trophy Tbe team members are seated Mrs Glad Robinson wlthMrs Joy Noble who presented the trophy back row left to right Marl Allen Doric Cox and Mary Jo alleyways BANTAM GIRLS Julie Bums has the high average of 171 Alky cats trimmed WHCP for two games and totals Pink blasted Bantam Baby In all three games Mustangs creamed Streakers for three BUSINESS DIRECTORY OPTOMETRISTS II CHIROPRACTORS OPTOMETRIST L Brown MAIN ST For Appointment phone Health Cud OPTOMETRIST R Hamilton RO I South Or ret a I Professional Building CHIROPRACTOR G DC TO Milt Street Georgetown For Appointment PHONE Evans Chiropractic Clinic Street BARRAGERS Main St S Fro Pick up and Dtllvt All work done on premises CLIPSHAM MORETON LTD ENGINEERS SURVEYORS S Hilton mm Qeorgatown victories Pin Knockers handed all three games to Wild Cats Duma subdued SS and In two and totals Strikers bowed down to Bantam Bowlers In two games and totals Team Standings Mustangs 32 Strikers 31 Pink Bantam Bowlers WHCP 19 Wildcats Streakers Bantam SS and Ms Pin Knockers Super Scores Julie Burns threesome for this week her 564 total along with a 226 single game Debbie Scar borough registered 534 and a single Lisa Burke rolled with a single and solo were tossed by Cathy Coburn while Cheryl Jackson scared with a 1S4 single BANTAM BOYS Russell 171 average leads the race Tiger Cats caged Rebels in ail three games Bunch two Barnes and totals from Slickers Cougars salvaged one game and totals from Stingrays Pin were outclassed In every game by Hot Rods Team Standings Hot Rods Cougars Tiger Cats 31 Stingrays Lucky Bunch Pin Slickers 11 Rebels Super Scores David Wallace shot a triple with a 160 single Trevor Jones fired and a 190 solo A threesome and a 177 single were thrown by Rosa Knlpe Peter Hurdle tossed tricounter of and a IBS single game JUNIORS Sheila Anderson with and Colin Hicks at 206 own the high averages Sexy Strikers battled Super Striken for three vie fortes High Singles triumphed In every game over Js Pin 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