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TAT Qo n Ry IS GO Sui W fn " HART ea WN Some nice lunkers hit scales in weekend tournament PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2 1986 -- 23 Pro Bass experts tackle Lake Scugog There were fewer fish taken, but those that did get to the weigh scales were larger than in past years, dur-__ ing the annual Pro Bass tournament on Lake Scugog over the weekend. The event, sanctioned by the Pro Westmount Kiwanis of Oshawa, at- tracted 77 teams of fishermen. Close to 600 bass were caught over the two days, and all but one were "live released" back into Lake " Scugog after being weighed at the scales set up in front of the Latcham Centre. When the final tallies had been completed late Sunday afternoon, the Ottawa team of Wes Laverge and Don Jones took the top prize of $1750 cash, plus'a 9.9 Mariner out- board and $600 worth of rods and reels. They weighed in a total of 16 kg. of bass over the two days, which is slightly over 35 pounds. Second place went to the Burl- ington team of Les Zacny and Ray Newman, who took home $1200 cash for their efforts, along with an Eagle Flasher and other fishing equip- ment. Third place was taken by the team of Calpper and Longmeyre, who hail from Lima, Ohio. The largest fish in the tournament YH rr----, TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs PINERINGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry Bass Association and hosted by was a 3.01 kg., beauty caught by the team of Reno and Angelo Viola. The largest bass on day two was caught by Pete Pokoluk and his partner An- dy Clements. It tipped the scales at 2.73 kg. Both teams will pick up $500 cash and Mariner electric motors for the largest fish. The competitors seemed to be end of the lake, close to shore with flipping jigs. Viola's big fish of the tournament came out of a weed bed near shore. The Scugog event was the first of four similar tournaments that will be held this summer, leading to an individual tournament that will cap the season for the Bass pros. having thé most success in the north -- NOTICE -- C. Pethick Water Supply NOW AVAILABLE IN BLACKSTOCK AREA Owned & Operated by: NEIL MCLAUGHLIN ca: 986-5225 Zi GREYSTONE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE R.R. 2 -- SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY -- COME & EXPLORE GREYSTONE -- A unique experience to remember and revisit. Enjoy all our facihties games room. tennis court browse through the stables see the horses, inside and out then join us at -- THE KING'S PLATE LOUNGE -- Every Sunday for our Hot & Cold Buffet - 12 Noon to 8 P.M. Adults $9.95 -- Children (12 & Under) $4.50 -- Everyone Welcome DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS -- DINNER MENU Open 7 Days a Week FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 985-8711 -- WEDDINGS -- RECEPTIONS -- BANGUETS -- Andy Clements of Peterborough shows off the 2.73 kg. bass caught by his partner Peter Pokoluk. It was the biggest fish caugiit on Sunday in the Pro Bass tournament on Lake Scugog. For results, see story. \ An American Epic WARNER BROS COLI REST and VIKING present An IRWIN WINKLER Production A Bim by HUGH HUDSON AL PAY INO REVOLUTION Surnng DONALD SUTHERLAND NASTASSJA KINSKI wb JOHN CORIGEIANO Bascutne Producer CHRIS BURT Witten by ROBERT DILLON Procuced bn IRWIN WINKIER Directed by HUGH HUDSON NOW AVAILABLE ON DIGITALLY PROCESSED HI-FI Sicacd VIDEOCASSETTE WRIA TER WARNER DAL PERE 'Registered service mark of the Natvwonal € sptioning Institute Inc © 1986 Warner Home Video Inc. 68 Water St. PORT PERRY 985-9888 2 PHONE 985-2839 Nothing Runs Like a Deere' 8 They cost a little less... but they're more than worth it For years we've been telling you that a - John Deere costs a little more, but it's worth it. speed gear-driven transmission that lets you clutch and shift on the go. The new high-performance 30-inch Now there's a John Deere that costs a mower and optional 6'/>-bushel rear bag- little less and is worth more than you - ger provide cutting and bagging second to might expect. We call it the "R" Series none. Riding Mower. A tight 27-inch turning radius 'and sec- John Deere "R" Senes nders are tor-and-pinion steering get you in and out worth more because they offer you a of tight places easily. package of features most of the competi- A cushioned seat and 2-position, rub- tion can't match. And at a price that you'll ber-mounted footrests soften the nde. probably have to hear twice to believe. « See us today for a John Deere 8- or 11- All three models have a full-length hp "R"" Series rider. Because when it welded steel comes to quality... more really can frame and a 5- cost less. \ R70" \ \ RPAn ---- ® es 'REAR BAGGER 2 extra 117 Te am UTICA A FARM EQUIPMENT R.R. 4, PORT PERRY at UTICA - 985-9701 JOM OF ERE