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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 7, 1977 9 ****** ( I I J I I I Il ~**********************************iuv********~'-*â~ CorO~ RES TA URANT MONDAY - THURSDAY 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. FRIDAY -SATURDAY SUN DAY 7a.m. -11:30p.m. SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE F000 TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on allOrders 0f $10,00 or More Full Course Meals in a Home- Li ke Atmosphere 623-5412 Kawartba Lakes Fisheries Assessment This summer has been a busy field season for the Kawartha Lakes Fisheries Assessment Unit. Starting in May on Lake Scugog,-the unit began by studying fish popula- tions for seven weeks using trapnets which allowed re- lease of fish unharmed. Catches of fish from the lake were so heavy that no more than six locations could be fîshed at any one time. Total catch for this period was over 11,000 fish with the most numerous species in the catch being 4,800 yellow pickerel. Catches in descending numer- ical order after pickerel were pumpkinseed, bullhead, rock- bass, largemouth bass, small mouth bass, carp, mask- inonge, perch and common white suckers. Catches from Lake Scugog have been excel- lent and all species appear in bealthy condition. Also starting in May, a creel census program was initiated on Sturgeon Lake and Lake Scugog; this has continued through the summer and will be continued into the faîl. Success in May and dune for av both'lakes was excellent but Ir tapered off to slightly better than a typical August, with a lower angler success. Better days are in sight.for the faîl, however, when the angler success rate is expected to increase significantly. During July and August fisb samples for contaminant analysis bave been obtained from Rice, Pigeon, Sturgeon, Sdugog and Balsam Lakes. Fisb species collected were pickerel, perch and large- mouth bass. Samples have been forwarded ta Ministry of Environment labs for analy- sis. Fisb Stocking The 1977 Lindsay District Fish Stocking List is now available from this office. Hunting Seasons 1977 Small game and waterfowl seasons have been announced for 1977-78. The following is a brief, summary for Lndsay District: Waterfowl (Duck and Geese),, September 24 to Aduits: $1.50 December 15; Ruffed Grouse, September 24 to December 15; Pheasant, September 24 ta December 15; Rabbit, Sept- ember 24 to Marcb 31, 1978 in the north part of District; February 28, 1978 in the south part of District. Please consult the 1977 summary of the Hunting Regulations for description of areas and bag limits. These will- be available sbortly in sporting goods stores and Ministry of Natural Resources district offices. Hunter Safety Examinations As the hunting season draws near, prospective first time hunters are reminded that a bunting licence can be obtain- ed only after successful com- pletion of the Provincial Hunter Safety Examination conducted by the Ministry of Natural Resources. For details concerning the Hunter Safety Program in Children: 50c Ca nteen on Grounds O'RONO FAIR DANCE Saturday, September lOth 1977 N EWCA STLE COMMUNITY HALL starring: Miss Diane Leigh with the Shades of Blue 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Admission $10.00 per couple o NatureI Resources YOU ARE INVITED to the first a nnual Travel rdeSo Septemb7er 1,5, 1977 6:@00 p.m. 10:000 p.m.ý. at the ,-Jp' Jm4c Kinsmen Community Centre 109 Coiborne St. W. Oshawa Meet the Tour Who lesa lers See Films and Stides, TaIk to Tourist Board Representatives Visit our Ski Booth ~S25 o rolUk? lK,G couple by booking at the show! Sponsored by your Local Travel Agents BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL 47 King St. W. Bowmanvi lie 623-3182 RSVP DONALD TRAVEL 102 Brock St. S. Whitby 668-8867 your area, contact your local district office. Changes inDistrict Staff By R.W. Beecher, District Fish and Wildlife Supervisor We would draw to the attention of our newsletter readers that this is the last Lindsay District Newsletter to be prepared by Bob Lewies, our Kawartha Lakes Fisheries Biologist. On August 29tb, Bob will assume the position of District Biologist in the Niag- ara, District, a sister district in the CentralI Region of the Ministry of Natural Re- sources. During bis time with us, Bob -bas contributed a great deal to this Newsletter. We are certain that Bob's many friends and colleagues in tbe area join with us in wishing him well in bis new endeav- ours. vBoopkk Beatn by D.M. Dineen, Chief Librarian, Newcastle Public Library System "I awoke one morning and found myself famous" John Dryden. This isn't necessarily so as the following stories told by several well known movie and theatre personalities should show. Often it's a long, bard climb but there can be many funny and interesting steps along the way. Valentines and Vitriol by Rex Reed Reed's back again with bis incisive interviews and spîcy comments. Such stars as Walter Mattbau, Melina Mer- couri, David Bowie and Eliza- beth Taylor are interviewed and quoted on costumes, critics and eacb other. Tail, Dark and Gruesome by Christopher Lee Lee is best known for bis rotes in horror movies in which he played such cbarac- ters as -Count Dracula, The Mummy and Frankenstein's Creature. He is an excellent story-teller so bis tale of poor little rich boy becomîng an actor is funny and interesting. yý Port Perry Antique Show, and Sale to be held at miThe Town Hall 1873"9 in Port Perry, Ontarlo on Fri. and Sat., Sept. 16 17 Fr1. - 2 p.m. to p.m.- - Sot. -,il a.m. to 8 p.m. This is a vetted show of quality dealers displaying glass and china prior to 1925, furniture and etc. prior to 1900. There wilI bea display of decoys fro m a private collection. Admission - $ 1.50 per person ANNONCEMENT ,T' hef 122- Waverley Road (formerly known as Reddi-Chef) Undor New Management Fast Food Toke -O ut Service We speciollize in: Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs4 Kentucky Style Fried Chicken4 P izza - Hamburgers- etc.4 This Month Only - Every Tuesday BUY 1 CHICKEN DINNER at $2.15 GET ONE CHICKEN DINNER 4 -for VA Price($08 -GOOD FOOD - FRIENDLY SERVICE - C School Kids Luncheon Special Hamburger, Chips or Wedgies, Coke OnIly $1.25 _ Teleîphone 623-6511 Zénith, SALES - SERVICE- RENTALS, TELEVISION - STEREO MODU LARS RE CORDS and TAPES Bowmanville Mail Oshawa 623-4535 1218 Simcoe N., 579-2411 Hours: Mon. - Fr. 9- 9 1 Saturday9-6 "We're Not Big . .. J ust the Best" Coming .Fridav and Saturday GEORGE KASH Oktoberfest Express Septem ber 23 - 24 Dining Room open 5:oop.m.to 10:00 p.m. Entertainment and Supper Dancing from 8: 00 P. M. SATURDAY andSUNDAY SPECIAL FILET de BOEUF WELLINGTON Complimentary salad bar, soup or juice, roll basket and potato, vegetable. $8.95 MOTOR INN Liberty St. S. at40l 63333Bowmnanville Sunday Sept. 11 2: 00 p. M. ORONO FAIRGROUNDS House Band: FAY ADAMS a nd ""The Country Hits"' A Good Varlety of Entertainment consisting of "Singing - 4 String Banjo - Comedy Tap Dancing - Clown - Fiddler and "The D and L Bluegrass Express," A 21/2 hour show for the whole fa mily you won't want to mri ss. M.C. Sterling Mather NOWopE For fine dining and friendly service make your next stop the Lamp Lighter Restaurant and Tavern tèrW ARE IIERE TO WELCOME -ed SERVE YOU Nq ~BUFmET Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. R OAST BEEF-RO.AST PORK- $500 BAKED POTATOES -FREE SALAD BAR - AIso including.. STEAKS-BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN HOT SANDWICHES, - LICENCED - Hwy 115 South of Orono mE ý Hot. £)A Ys 9 King Si. W. loups ,%te 1 IRI