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f-fliONO WEEKLY TIMES, NOVEMBER 6th, 1974 %~PORT99ý TAKS OR 10URTO CATCH ONE FISH A recent report fromn the Ministry of Natural Resources_ at Lindsay reveals that on the average it took a fisherman four hours to catch one fish. This was taken from a survey whnicb was underway this year in the district which included a creel survey. The creel census crew contac ted 5983 anglers during the samne period. The rate of ang1er's. success expressed in fish per aingler hour was .26 on Chemnung, .23 on Buckhorn, and .24 on Pigeon Lake, or i t took lhe.average anger 4 hours to catch ore fish. These 5983 anglers fished for a total of 7968 hours and had in their possession a total of 1982 dish composed of 844 pickerel, 751 perch, 212 pumpkinseeds, e~4 large and smallmouth bass, 63 bullheads, 37 rockbass and il maskinonge. NONQUONPROVINCIALWILDLIFE AREA The Nonquon Provincial Wildlife area stili undet development is one of the newer provincial hunting areas in the Lindsay District. it is presentlyûpen to public hunting. The property open to public hunting consists of well signed areas bordering the Nonquon River, made up of wooded areas to open wretlands ranging from 12-mile to 11/2 miles in width and takes in approximately 2,000 acres between the 7th and Itb concession of Reaàh Township, east of Highway No. 12 The area has abundant wate-rfowl in the wetland areas and the wooded areas harbour a good populatidn of grouse and small game animais. The property is located forty-nine -miles northeast of Toronto, 20 miles north of Oshawa and,2 miles north of Port Perry, between Ontario County Road No. 2 and Higbway No. 12. BACK ON INJURY LIST Steven West who plays for the Michigan Stags is back on the injury list following a gamne over the weekend. Last summner he had an operation removing a cartilage. Within the last two weeks Steven was reinstated back into the lineup of the Stags and was seeing action. During this short period hei(,bad thrSee goals and a couple of assists. Injury re-accurred to the leg with tbe local boy from Orono now again on the INSTALL AN FURNACE BOILER 4 HUMIDIFIER ORHOT WATER' I4EATER No payments for s.x monthsý> Harvey Partner Vour Esso Service Dealer Free Estimates 983-5206 Orono BYAMS PLUMBING -IJEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUR RURNER SERVICE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rate@ Phon: 263-Z650 Don'"t Leave U toC hanace Be sure your home is truly protected by a good policy. Caîl us niow. MiIIîîsr,n Insuvrance A.Qency office: Coner or Unurchi and Cobbledlck Street John De With Real Estate Limited -Realtor Bowmanville 623-3950 and 623-3111 For prompt, efficient service whenbuying or selling -Contact: Joe Barnoski Pnss Davidson 277-2321 Elmer's Garage TEX ACO SiRVICE MiiL.Nrh rn Volleyba Il Team Wins championship Clarke Higb Scbool bas always excelled in sports and ihis continues with the Junior Volleyball team winning on October 3th, the COSSA Junior 'A' Volleyball champ- ionsbip for 1974-75. Mr. Lowry coach, stated that the boys gave an ail-out effort and were înterested to the point that tbey were always out for practice and games. H1e said the champîonsbip was a real team effort by everyone. Pictured above (back row left to right) Steve Allun, Milan Popadich, Andy Bezvbiak, Calvin Allun, Ken Hutton, front row, Mr. Stephen, coach Ron Clapdorp, Carl Lowery, Graydon Moore, Jeff DeJonge Rick Anneart and Mr. Lowry, coach. Clarke High School orienteering makes mark The Clarke High School and Canadian championships teams taking first place -in the Orienteering club has been and bas made a mark in1 both. meet. Pictured above are meeting with considerable The Clarke Club was voted the members of the three man success of late. The club bas best club in the Ontario teams, Art Groot, Ian Breni- competed ini both the Ontario, championships with two relay nan, Marty Lowry, Tîm Blaker, and Gord Blaker. Individual winners at botb Club were (lef t to right) Ian, Art, U.root won . Junior the Ontario and Canadian, Brennan, seconld in the Junior Men's division in both' the Orieniteering Cbam-pionships Men's Division in the Ontario Ontario and Canadian meets- from the Clarke Orienteerina meet. Lorna Lowery vwa,3 second HOME FOR AIGED' REPORT PRAISF.D CUon tinued froni page 1) ations in addition to the provision of one large building for the elderly. He suggestedY outreach progiams such as an expanded meals on wheels program, daily visiting, nurs- ing and housekeeping servic- es, day care programs to bring the citîzensto the home during the day and enlarged programs to visit and sbop for the elduerly. The basic concept was to encourage the senior citizens to stay home as long as possible. The report will now be, forwarded to regional council for approval. Mr. Johns recoimmended a 'home for the elderly'be built in the eastern section of Oshawa and contain room for between 200 and 250 persons. Coun. Carl Puterbough) (Uxbridge) said, there are many homes ini bis area which are inhabited by only one person These, lie suggested, could be used to bouse seven senior citizens, who would probably enjoy it more thar being in a senior citizen institution. Coun. Alex Robertson (pick. ering) said senior citzens migbt ndw be put into hospital residences whicb bave been vacated by nurses. Mr. Jobns said tbe depart-, ment would be prepared to investigate the possiblity. Mr. Jobns said Osbawa wili-- likely require three new homes during the next 20 years based on population projections of city planners. Approve da y care centre The province of Ôntario has given approval in principafý- for the construction of a day-care centre in the Town of Bowmanville. The centre will be able to handie some 45 nursery children. Althougb the approval in principal was received the region was informed not to proceed witb construction until further con- .firmation was received. The region bas applied for approval for five new centres to be constructed in the region. When approved the province pays the majority of the cost of building the centres. When making the submis- sion the region gave their priority to the Bowmanville centre with Port Perry. Can- nington, Wbitby and 0Iàsawa also- being included for future day care centres. in the Junior Ladies' Ontario meet and third in the Canad- ian mneet. Tim Blaker was second behind Art Groot in the *Iunior Mens' at the Canadian meet. Brad Hillis wab the Ontario NoviceJunior Mens Champion. Mr. Lars. Carisun, coach of the Clarke team, bas been a k