Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), September 10, 1975, p. 12

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1ITHE 1IKRALD Sfptembtr 10 197S lart weekends Glen Williams Industrial Fastball Tournament were Perks of Georgetown Fastball League Perks lost out Erin In the championship final the burden of three games in one day oo n thcocn crew From left to right Ontario Outdoors How to tell what youve caught Okay I or someone made two mistakes in last weeks column The first one was right on the first line A foot tug should have been 1050 foot tug Anyway It cure Is a big one and will be capable of Inking an awful lot of Chinook Salmon The second error Three Coho two Chinook and one makes more than the three fish limit I am sure you would not take more than your fair share and blame It on me but I thought 1 had better clear It up now As you well know now by the photographs in the Herald last week of Harold and Jimmy of Mackenzie Drive the Coho arc here for sure I had a chance to talk with Harold last week and they sure are proud of Jimmys fish This Coho weighed In at 14 pounds and they are having it mounted by Don Lewis of Georgetown Those three fish were a kind of reward for taking the time out to Take a boy fishlna as the old savinH goes As it was the end of the summer and the young folk were heading back to school Harold capped it off with a trip for the big Salmon Harolds fishing buddy Tony Itcchichl took two more for a boat total of five fish and none of them hod lamprey scars The day previous Tony took his limit of five on a fluorescent green floltlsh but Friday all they the which Is fluorescent red with Take yam boy fishing maybe jolt Will do fit gets hot the weather the fish will move back Into fake again cools of are going to be out in a boat make sure it is serviceable for conditions under which you will be fishing The Coast Guard will haul any boats if they deem them unsafe The Credit River between Queen Elizabeth and Number Is closed to fishing This week I am enclosing a sketch which will help to identify the fish you catch It can bo tricky and may surprise you to learn that at limes even experts are not Atlantic Salmon have rays in Anal fin Chinook have 15 to 17 Coho have to IS Rainbow Trout 10 to Trout to 10 Lake Trout 10 11 I feel that there arqo many variables to use this method and another alternative is the colour of the mouth Fin I I Brown and Lake Trout along will Atlantic Salmon have similar mouths but are identifiable by their tails I The Chinook has an entire black mouth Inside the Coho j has the mouth part block and gums grey Rainbow Trout has an all while mouth Also the tails are somewhat different on fish and if you put these things together you will get sure identity of the fish you have It is not as complicated as you may think Lower Jaw If you get fish take some photographs and get them to me If you wish bring the fish to me or call me at 877- or Herald office at 8772201 We will get the photo for you And thats a promise Remember Lake Trout Is closed in some areas and Brook Brown and Lake Trout closed In many areas September IS Make sure you know what spears inn you have as Ignorance Is no excuse of law Your 1975 fishing regulations are still in effect till the end of this year and even into the new year in some cases Dont throw It away yet TherearcmorcthanSalmonloflshforyct I Some of the hunting start soon and by that lime every hunter should have his licence and set of the and know where they are in effect and for what f species- Also study the gun laws In the area where you reside or intend to hunt Join the Ontario Federation of J Anglers and Hunter and support your sport In ONTARIO OUTDOORS I Keith Wayne Claire Graham Mike Harrington Bob Ray Peacock John Tost Wayne and Mike Absent taking picture was Colin Gibson T11K IIOMKHUN CHAMPION for this year In the Junior Division of the Kinsmen Girls Softball League was Lesley Rand Jim Ford commissioner of the Softball league presents Lesley with her trophy make it two The for Kinsmen girls Softball occurred over the weekend as approximately players in both Junior and Senior divisions competed In the annual year- end tournament Both divisions had eight teams competing and although the gomes were for the most part close hard- fought contests Magnussons once more copped the Senior crown while Georgetown Upholsterers won the Junior title For the championship was their second in row but In the Junior division the win for Georgetown Upholsterers marked their fourth cham pionship In as many years For both the championship teams it was their superior hitting that brought them their respective titles P Graham Bell Associates Limited THE NEW LIONS HALL located behind MILL ST ARENA IN GEORGETOWN Is now available for Club and Business Meetings Banquets Weddings etc Seating Capacity Persons Kitchen and Bar Facilities Book now or Fall Winter Season CALL LION JON ZORGE 8775213 OR LION RON BREEN 8775481 Graham Bell Associates Limited a division of Rosea Limited Is appointment Mr At as General Manager Mr has present appointment ho was responsible lor Ihe activities related to marketing and enamel steel products vino the construction Industry with manufacturing facilities Ontario MEDICAL CENTRE PHARAAACY Prescriptions ONT DRUG BENEFIT Patient Record System Delivery Georgetown Medical Centre 1A PRINCESS ANNE DRIVE A Division of Young Pharmacy Limited Visitors dominate Fourteen teams seven from the Georgetown In dustrial Fastball League and seven outoftown teams took part this past weekend in the Glen Williams annual Industrial Fastball Tournament The tournament was spread over two days and when the dust finally settled taste Sunday night an outoftown team Erin took home the championship silverware Erin defeated Perks in the championship game 114 For Perks It was something a bitter pill to swallow as they had to settle for the runnerup spot last year when they were downed by in the cham pionship final The local team which ployed perhaps its best tournament the year just ran out of steam in the crucial contest and from the fifth Inning on It was obvious that Erin had the game well In hand The luck of the draw went against Perks as they were forced to play three games on Sunday while Erin who gained bye into the semifinals played only two games The final result could possibly have been reversed If the bye had gone to Perks but as It wasfcob was forced to pitch in all three of Sundays games Perks second pitcher Wayne McNIven was bothered by a sore arm and the toll on his arm began to tell in the third in ning of final game To Erins credit they beat and Club Billiards to reach final and were probably the best balanced ball team in the tournament Their pitchers came through when called upon they showed power at the plate and the teams defensive work could not be faulted The big upset of the tournament occurred In one of Sundays semifinals as Club Billiards beat the Glen and their ace pitcher Jeff Haines on the basis of base runners The game was tied at the end of the regulation seven innings but when the base runner totals were tallied Club Billiards much to the delight of the team and few of those fans present were declared the winners Glen Industrial Tournament First Bound Perks Taurus Steakhouse Peel Fence Kinsmen 1 Kinsmen declared winners Peel Fence used ineligible players 10 Carruthers Glen Club Billiards Club Billiards declared winners as used Ineligible players Curwood Erin Erin won on base runners Second RnuiidlMLMNLaHHHM Perks 3 2 Kinsmen 2 won on base runners Glen Club Billiards J Club Billiards or Perks Casselmans Perks on base runners Erin Club Billiards Erin II Perks Midgets meet Crediton The Georgetown Lions Midget baseball team idle these post three weeks because of poor weather conditions and a defaulted series with Pembroke will finally swing Into action this weekend as they host Crediton in the first game of a series County League play they did Qualify to compete in Division play downs and because of the defaulted series with Pembroke have already advanced to the second round The game gets underway at this Saturday im mediately following the Juvenile game and a second game in Crediton on Sunday is being arranged between the tvo clubs DR R B HOGGARTH wishes to announce the opening of his Office of Family Practice In the Georgetown Medical Centre A Princess Anne Drive TUESDAY SEPT 2nd Telephone 8770123 EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER2nd Dr A Kennedy will be located in the GEORGETOWN MEDICAL CENTRE 1A Princess Anne Drive New Phone number at that time will be 8770123 Canadian Film FESTIVAL KNOX CHURCH HALL September THEVISITOR September DREAMLAND October KAMOURASKA sponsored by HILLS PUBLIC LIBRARIES The Carpet Barn NOW UNDER ONE ROOF The Best in Small Cars HIGHEST TRADE IN ALLOWANCE at Baz J ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING 3071 NO TAX CARPET- ALL BRANDS CERAMIC TILES- floor wall VINYL FLOORS- no wax WALLPAPER KITCHEN CUPBOARDS VINYL CERAMICS INSTALLATIONS ON CARPET For A quotation call 8771666 ST GEORGETOWN My glasses House off Spectacles off courser House Of Spectacles People Who Care 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