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12 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 18, 2000 Tim's Fishin'Lines by Tim Rypstra This past weekend I went fishing with my friends Dan Reed and Rob Walton. The location that we were fishing was from the Hwy, 2 bridge to Lake Ontario. We were fishing for trout and salmon with row and flies with a couple couple of small split shots. I arrived at the creek at 10:00 a.m. at the Hwy. 2 bridge and met Rob and Dan down stream in a deep pool by the first comer . We fished and caught some small stream trout in the deeper pools. We saw many other people fishing for some salmon in some deep areas. I caught a big salmon south of the C.N. railway bridge. We were tired from walking so far and found a pool with about fifteen fish packed in. There were two other fishermen fishermen there and they had no luck all day. None of us caught any fish from that pool and on to the lake. On our waÿ back I tripped on a rock and fell in the water face first and got a mouth full of Wilmot water. Salmon season is now closed from the C.N. railway and north in the Durham Region. There is a year round fishing season for Pacific and Atlantic salmon from the C.N. railway to the lake. Citizenship week October 16 - 22 Towns and cities across Canada have been challenged challenged to celebrate Canada's Citizenship Week (October 16 - 22) by organizing citizenship citizenship reaffirmation ceremonies ceremonies so that Canadians can express their commitment commitment to Canada. "The theme for Canada's Citizenship Week is Canada:, We all belong!" Citizenship and Immigration Minister' Elinor Chaplan wrote in a letter letter to all Canadian municipalities municipalities to encourage participation participation in the Week. "It highlights .the themes and values of Canadian citizenship citizenship arid reinforces an important message for all Canadians; that newcomers are welcome in this country, and that we all belong." Reaffirmation ceremonies will be held in schools, churches and town halls, and at public meetings across Canada during Canada's Citizenship Week. During a reaffirmation Ceremony, Ceremony, citizens recite the Oath of Citizenship taken by newcomers to Canada when they are granted citizenship. Thousands of newcomers to help increase resources Trout season is closed north of Hwy. 2 bridge in Durham Region. There is an extended rainbow and brown trout season from the Hwy. 2 bridge to the C.N. railway. This extended season closes on December 31. Also, like the salmon the rainbow and brown trout season is open all year round from the C.N. railway to Lake Ontario in the Durham Region. Sweet-Sour Fish Fillets 1 lb. fish fillets • 1 egg, beaten IT. flour 2 T. salad oil 3 T. prepared yellow mustard mustard 2 T. sugar 1 T. vinegar 1/4 t. salt 1/2 c. chopped celery 1/4 c. finely chopped onion Cut fillets in 2-inch pieces. Mix: egg and flour; dip fillets in mixture. Cook over medium medium heat in hot oil until browned and fish flakes easily easily with a fork. Combine remaining ingredients. Pour over fish and bring to a boil. Simmer, uncovered, 5 minutes. minutes. Serve on rice if desired. Serves 4. to Canada will take the Oath of Citizenship and become Canadian citizens during Citizenship Week. Ceremonies will also be held across the country to recognize recognize 19 recipients of the Citation for Citizenship, presented presented annually to individuals individuals and organizations for their outstanding contributions contributions in helping newcomers integrate into Canadian society: society: Citizenship and Immigration Canada has published an activity guide, for teachers and youth leaders leaders to help, young people celebrate celebrate Citizenship Week. The guide, entitled Belonging, provides fun activities for children of all ages. Written for teachers and youth or community leaders, the guide explores what makes us feel like we belong to a place, to a community or to a country. Copies of Belonging are available on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Internet Site at www.cic.gc.ca/welcome- homé. Durham Region - MPPs Jim Flaherty (Whitby-Ajax), Janet Bicker (Pickering-Ajax- Uxbridge), John O'Toole (Durham) and Jerry Ouellette (Oshawa) announced a new 'Alternate Funding Plan' (AFP) that provides flexibility in compensation for emergency emergency room physicians. This is an incentive program that recognizes the need to ensure physicians are available in hospital emergency rooms. The announcement is part of the government's strategy to help recruit and retain emergency emergency room staff and represents represents a $115-million province wide investment. This new agreement between hospitals, doctors and the Ontario government will allow hospitals in Durham Region to offer new funding arrangements to their emergency room physicians. physicians. Under the new arrangements, doctors are paid for the time they spend in emergency rooms, rather than a set fee for each procedure procedure they perform. Ensuring timely access to emergency room services remains a top priority for this government. The 'Alternate Funding Flan' provides an incentive for physicians to work in emergency emergency rooms, ensuring appropriate staff are in place to provide quality care to patients. AFPs were first made available to emergency room doctors in smaller, rural hospitals hospitals in July 1999. A second phase in December 1999 extended the plan to midsized midsized hospital emergency rooms. The Government's commitment commitment to ensuring access to emergency health services this year also includes a $63 million investment in an additional 725 permanent acute and ICU beds, 450 new CAUTION-Cold Water The Canadian Red Cross Society ■ La Société canadienne de la Croix-Rouge ■*1 Coast Guard canadiène Prepare! Stay Safe! Survive! SUBSCRIBE TO THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES $25.00 a year. flex beds across the province, 100 new discharge planners, six new emergency room coordinators coordinators and a $38 million universal influenza vaccination vaccination program, the first in North America. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE ORONO WEEKLY , TIMES 983-5301 z Community Events EUCHRE TOURNAMENT A Euchre Tournament is being held at the Orono Arena, Sat., October 21,7:00 p.m., $10.00 per person. Proceeds to Arena Building Fund. CLARiNGTON OLDER ADULTS ASSOCIATION The Association will host a Fall Bazaar Fundraiser on Sat., November. 4th from 10 a m. - 2 p.m. at 26 Beech Ave., Bowmanville. Bake table, crafts, white elephant penny table, lunch with apple pie in the tea room. Tickets - 697-2856 - (571 - 7007). COFFEE HOUSE NEWCASTLE Join us for an evening of lively worshop, powerful testimonies and great fellowship, Fri., October 21, 8:00 p.m., Newcastle Town Hall. Call Bev 786-2545 for further information. HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACKLE Board our Haunted Orchard Wagon Ride if you dare! October 21,22, 28,29 .from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Archibald Orchards and Estate Winery, 6275 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville. X Newcastle Lions Thank Supporters WaCk for Guide Dogs Raises $17,000 Newcastle Lions Club would like to thank all the participants participants in our Sixth Annual Walk for Dog Guides, "Walk Your Best Friend for Someone That Needs One." With your generous support, approximately $17,000.00 was sent to the Lions Foundation of Canada in Oakville to assist in the training and support of guide dogs for the visually impaired/the hearing impaired and for people who have special needs. Thanks to the businesses that support our flyer each year. The support helps cover our expenses to operate the walk. Thank-you to our corporate and local sponsors ... Beaver Gas (Dennis Walker) Bank of Montreal Cooper Fuels Fidelity Investments Goodyear Canada. Information Management Systems Pet Value Newcastle IGA Newcastle Veterinary Clinic Welcome Feeds Sam Cureatz Barrister Walters & Dizenbach Barristers General Printers Property Valuators Paulmac Pet Sto,re Durham Farmers Co-op Keyon Dry Wall Inc. ' Money Concepts, AIC Group of Funds Ralston Purina , Everyone participated so "THEY WILL NEVER WALK ALONE"