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And the winners are... As of Saturday (June 16) muskie are fair game for anglers. Although many anglers hold off fishing muskie until Autumn winds start to blow a few will fall prey during summer months. Radio tagging of Ontario's largest game fish by the Ministry of Natural Resources in the Port Severn area has shown these fish do not wander as far as many fishermen may think. In an attempt to find and plot spring muskie nurseries fish tagged during the previous fall remained in the same approximate area. With this information it's just possible a few muskies could be caught earlier. And What About Anglers Licence The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters has sent a proposal to the Ontario Government requesting a resident angling licence. In survey after survey the OFAH has found anglers in the province are more than willing to purchase a licence. At the Toronto Sportsmen Show 87 percent were in favour and a survey in Northern Ontario showed 76 percent were also in favour of an angling licence. At the present time the proposal is asking ors ~ fora five dollar fee for anglers from 16-64 ry years of age. iy ia A complimentary licence or letter of authority be issued to persons who are blind. permanently disabled (paraplegic), or otherwise incapacitated and under in stitutional care. In the proposal all profits vould be used to rehabilitate the deteriorating fish stocks in the Province. This seemed to be the main concern for those against angling licences. Those who are against wanted monies to go back into fisheries not other agencies of the government. Under this new proposal profits would be used in fisheries. I see no reason for turning down this proposal but then I'm not in government. Derbies and More Derbies With bass season opening on June 30, local derbies will be in full swing July Ist. The Penetanguishene Rotary Club will have four fish in the swim worth $25,000 each. Entries must be purchased before July 1, with a $15. price tag on them. Of course the oldest derby in Canada will kick off July 1. The little Lake Bass Derby with its field of champions will kick off at 6a.m. and come to an end al 6 p.m. Derby organizers have asked thal boats be pul in at the swing area below the Indian Village. Entry fee is $10. for the day of fun. See you there! I! wasn't easy catching this 40 pound muskie but the toughest part was holding it up for the picture. While out fishing pike in the Port McNicoll area John Simpson made this giant an offering it couldn't refuse. He put his 12 pound test Stren line to its limits The Williams Wobbler proved to be the hot lure on playing in this fish, Also in on Opening week-end for muskie. 'The fish measured 54 inches in length with a 24 inch girth. mighty muskie is John Simpson, wearin the hat and brother Wayne. the action was Paul Spencer who claimed there wasn't enough room in the picture for him and the muskie. All anglers hail from Port MeNicoll. - photo by Bryan Berriault Pictured with the The Finlayson 'Trophy secand round was hosted by Midland Golf and Country Club women last 'Thursday. Midland team moved into first place, 31 strokes ahead of Collingwood and 59 strokes ahead of Barrie Country Club. Low gross for the day was Leslie Price of Collingwood with a fine (fie Midland's Eva Regan 6-4 was low net for the Melea brothers take Brooklea tournament Brooklea Golf and Country Club was the site of the Second Annual Brooklea Better Ball, or more familiarly known as the 'Texas Hawks, Block Scramble, last weekend at the Midland golf link. Last years Ontario Champions, John and Mike Melea took the local tourney title, in a three hole _ playoff against Mike Jackson and Chester Graham of Midland Golf and Country Club. Both teams shot a 63. Busters knot at two RANDY ust TINEAU Three games were played Thursday evening in Penetang Midland Ball Hockey is (Sol TOA act Penetanguishene arena. In the first contest, Performance Motor Sports edged Hindson Marine Islanders 6-5. Chris Wright scored ' twice, while Tom Hook, Dave Wright, 'Todd Lalonde and Carl Weber each added singles. Brian Brooks scored two for Islanders while Ken Cowan, Rob Caseanette and Mike Brunelle netted the other Islander goals. Second game of the night featured the un defeated Huronia Optical Hawks battle to a 2all tie with John Desroches Construction Ltd. Block Busters. Blair McReynolds and Lyle Bultineau scored for Hawks, while Brendon Crowley and Calvin Sine replied for Block Busters. Dave». *7Rockel" Robillard scored three times and Greg Sl. Amant added a couple of markers, as 5S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavaling Diggers trounced Stewarts Gulf Oilers 11-2. Joe Rankin, Rob Quesnelle, John Lar- mand, Peter Robillard, 10 Vinden St. (Hwy 93), Midland 526-7191 David Robillard and Norman Zwicker scored the other goals for Diggers. Kevin Dusome and Ken Mitchell did 'the damage for the Oilers. Finishing in third spot were Marlon and Mark Gieseler of Brooklea with 64. Doug and Neil Acton, also of Brooklea placed fourth with a 67. Rounding out the top five was Jason Pender and Isaac Hamilton of Brooklea, with a 70. Sixteen teams [took part in the tournament. One team, Egon and Dave Znotins play out of the home _ of the Canadian Open Golf Championships, Glen Abby in Toronto. Russ Howard, Golf Professional al Brooklea Golf and y Over 150.000 graduates recommend : Young Drivers of Canada © NOW IN MIDLAND/PENETANG Next Course Starts July 9 4 consecutive days 9 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. * YDC GRADUATES ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO 44° DISCOUNT ON AUTO INSURANCE % COURSE FEE IS INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE * VISA ACCEPTED Y For information, brochures and course schedules call: 526-8500 or" Drivers of Canada 303 Midland Ave., MIDLAND, ONT. Country Club said the course is in excellent shape. i Midland ladies grab lead in Finlayson tournament day. event will be in Orillia June 21, final round in Other Midland win- ners were Marilyn Barrie June 28. Richmond, gross 84, A full turnout Mae Seldon and Linda members Haig gross 89, Ruth Smith net 68, Helen Griffin and Marg Dalziel net 69. The low gross team was M. Richmond, M. Deldon, L, Haig, M. English, A Moreau, E. Regan. 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