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Announce Pheasant, Grouse, Quail and Partridge Seasons PHEASANT SEASONS ANNOUNCED BY MINISTER TORONTO -- The Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Q.C., Minister of Lands and Forests, has announ- ced open seasons for pheasant hunting throughout Ontario. Few changes have been made from the season in 1963. On Pelee Island the season will be on October 22nd and 23rd, and an additional season will be held on October 29th and 30th. The bag limit for the first season will be eight cocks and two hens, while the bag limit for the sec- ond season will be seven cocks and three hens. In the rest of Essex County, and the Counties of Lincoln and Welland as well as the Townships of Ancaster, Barton, Saltfleet, Glanford and Dinbrook in the County of Wentworth, the season will open on October 28th and extend to November 4th. In Kent and Lambton Coun- ties, the pheasant season will open at the same time as the general season in Essex County on October 28th, but in these counties the season will extend until November 14th. Throughout the general southwestern Ontario pheasant range including the remainder of Wentworth County, the Counties of Brant, Dufferin, Elgin, Haldimand, Halton, Mid- dlesex, Norfolk, Oxford, Peel, Perth, Waterloo, Wellington & York, as well as the Townships of Hap, Stephen and Usborne in Huron County, and the Town- ships of East and West Flam- borough, Beverly in Wentworth County; the Townships of Ad- jala, Essa, Innisfil, Tecumseth, Tosorontio and West Gwillim- bury in Simcoe County; the Townships of Pickering, Reach, Scott, Uxbridge, Whitby and East Whitby in Ontario County, the season will be similar to last year's opening on October 21st and extending until Nov- ember 7th. In Bruce and Grey Counties, as well as the remain- der of Huron, Simcoe and Ont- ario Counties and all of eastern Ontario the pheasant season in 1964 will be from October 3rd to November 30th. In Clarke and Darlington Townships of Durham County, the season will again be October 3rd to Octo- ber 24th. In the latter two zones, where the season opens on October 3rd, the bag limit will be three birds per day of either sex. In the rest of the Province where the season opens on Oct- ober 21st or October 28th ,the bag limit will be three per day, not more than one of which shall be a hen, with the exception of Pelee Island where a special bag limit is outlined. OPEN SEASONS FOR GROUSE TORONTO -- The Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Q.C., Minister of Lands and Forests, has an- nounced the open seasons for hunting ptarmigan, ruffed grouse, spruce grouse & sharp- tailed grouse. The season and bag limits an- nounced by Mr. Roberts are similar to those held in 1962 except for some boundary modi- fications in the Sault Ste. Marie Sudbury and North Bay Dist- ricts. In the area north of High- way #17, from Mattawa to Spragge and north of a line be- tween Spragge to the Interna- tional Boundary north of Cock- burn Island in the North Chan- nel, the season on all four spe- cies opens on September 15. closes on December 15 Soro. out this area for all four spe- cies ,except that in the terri- torial districts of Cochrane, Temiskaming and that part of the Kenora District north of the 11th base line, the season on | sharptails and ptarmigan will continue to March 31. This longer season for ptarmigan & sharptails established in 1962, allows residents of the area to take advantage of peak popula- tions of migrant sharptails whenever they are abundant without a special season being declared. In the area west of the west- efn boundaries of Simcoe and Peel Counties and in Clarke & Darlington Townships of Dur- ham County, the season on the four species will be from Oct- ober 3 to December 15. In the rest of Ontario, (south- eastern Ontario), the season will be September 26 to Decem- ber 15. The bag limits which are the same as in 1962 will allow the taking of 5 ruffed or spruce grouse in the aggregate per day and the possesion of 15 in ag- gregate; 5 sharptails per day and possession of 15; and 5 ptarmigan per day and posses- sion of 15. Throughout a large portion | of Ontario grouse populations are at a low in their cycle, but in many of the districts there was evidence of a slight in- crease in 1963 from the popula- tions in the previous year, BOBWHITE QUAIL SEASON TORONTO -- The Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Q.C., Minister of Lands and Forests, has announ- ced the open season for quail in the Township of Raleigh in Kent County and the Township of Plympton in Lambton Coun- .ty. The season will be for thre, days coinciding with the first of the pheasant season begin- ning on October 28th and end- ing on October 30th. There is a substantial popu- lation of bobwhite throughout the Counties of Kent and Lamb- ton and parts of Middlesex and Elgin Counties. Short seasons have been held in Raleigh and Plympton Townships for two or three years. Consideration can be given to the opening of the season in other parts of the bobwhite range in 1965. Daily bag and possession limit is five. OPEN SEASON FOR HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE TORONTO -- The Hon, A. Cedar Creek News Miss Irene Blair and Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood, Bob and Sandy are visiting relatives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson and family are visiting Mrs. Johnson's brothers, Bill and Ed. Dyer at Prince George, B.C. Mrs. Bruce Cummings, Jack, Karen and Brenda visited rel- atives in Brampton a couple of days last week. Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer and family are visiting relatives in the State of Michigan. Mrs. Irene Little and Mrs. Lyla Barnard are visiting their Kelso Roberts, Q.C., Minister of Lands and Forests, has announ- ced open seasons for hunting hungarian partridge. In southwestern Ontario, west of the western boundaries of Simcoe and Peel Counties, the season will be from October & to November 28, 1964. In the remander of Ontario, the season will open on September 26 and close similarly on November 28. The Hungarian partridge season is closed each year prior to the close of the grouse season since Hungarian partridge be- come exceedingly vulnerable when the ground is snow cover- ed. The daily bag of eight birds per day and the possession limit of sixteen remains unchanged. PORT PERRY STAR, 'THURSDAY, JULY 80th, 1984 -- b Ashburn News Mr. and Mrs. Chas. and daughters, Linda, Carol and Debbie of Winnipeg, Man. spent last week with Mrs. Por- ter"s mother, Mrs. M. Sparks. Mrs. Edna Fleming of Tor- onto spent Sunday at the Hop- kin's home. Mrs. George Fisher of Car- man, Man. called on friends and relatives in the Village on Sunday. Master Gary Richardson of Cumberland spent a few days recently with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Russell Richard- son. Mr and Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton and Arnold, also Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vicars, Susan and Jimmie motored to Gananoque last week and enjoyed a boat trip to the Thousand Islands. Sorry to report Mrs. Wm. Porter Hopkins, Sr., Parrott in Oshawa Hospital. We all hope speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lynde of Oshawa on a trip to Buffalo during the past week-end. Mr. Ernie Humphrey, sons Tommy and Gordon and daugh- ter, Barbara visited relatives in Owen Sound the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Heron, grandsons, Jordan and Jeffrey of Petrolia; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 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