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| June 2941961 BLACK BEAR HUNTING SEASON (Conttd fr, Pg. 1) animal, is from May 1 to June 30 inclusive, For this year, resident and non-resident spring bear hunting licences which normally expire on June 15 are valid until the end of June. (from the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests News Release) FOUR DIFFERENT ART SCHOOLS TO BE HELD QUETICO;~ Four different art courses will be held during the 1961 Northwestern Ontario Art Schools, The first three will be resid- ential courses at the Quetico Conference and Training Centre and the fourth will be held at the Lakehead centred at the Fort William Public Library. - The Quetico courses will begin with a general course July 6-9, followed. by a community art instructors course. July 11-14. The final Quetico course will be a children's art course July 16-20, The Lakehead course will be a general course July 16-19. Information on the four courses may be obtained from Mr, J. Dejonghe, Secretary, Terrace Bay Art Club; Mr. Ken Ward, Recrea- tion Director; or by writing to The Director, Quetico Conference and Training Centre, Box 1000, Atikokan, Ontario, =e SENIOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION TO: SPONSOR SHOPPING 'SPREE _ a The Senior Baseball Association are again sponsoring another shopping spree. Tickets are now on sale and can be purchased from the players and any member of the executive. Remember -- Francis Hanna was the lucky winner last year and he took home approx- imately $160.00 worth of groceries. GERALDTON_REPORT -- DEPT, OF LANDS & FORESTS FISH AND WILDLIFE - Conservation Officers in the Geraldton District are noting a decided increase in tourist traffic for this period of the year. Spot checks made on many of the good fishing waters throughout the District indicate some of the waters which were previously considered inaccessible are.now being utilized by the angler. The opening up of new roadways has aided in dispersal of the fishing pressure, This is apparent along the North Shore of Lake, _ Superior with the completion of the highway. . through that area. This route, as well as -- being a scenic drive, has also enabled the sportsman to angle in some lakes which have not experienced too much pressure in the past. The O'Sullivan Lake area, now accessible by the extension of the road north of Nakina, has proven to bea popular location this spring... However, fly-in operations are still finding excellent fishing waters, as some clientele prefer to be located in the more remote areaSe TRAPPING ~ The compilation of the final ~ reports on pelts sealed in Geraldton Distric during the 1960-61 season indicate that a substantial increase in most species of fur-bearing animals were taken this year. The catch of otter was practically doubled as compared to last season. Mink were also in good supply. A comparison of the 1959-60 and 1960-61 seasons is shown below: Increase over previous year, Beaver 13.1%, Fisher 20.2%, PERMA. ALUMINUM 180 N,Cumberland St., Port Arthur, Ontario Albert Caditeux Pu: 3656 _.and to whom you wish the above-mentioned - publication sent, "and Publicity, 67 College Street, Toronto 2, _ where indicated on the last line, so that 'he is getting the brochure. ~ NEW GOD OF LETSURE . involuntary. unemployment, It 'without working, who seek shorter and short- TERRACE BAY NEWS aia . Pag PRODUCTS FIRST LINE LIFETIME ALUMINUM SELF STORING WINDOWS - INSTAL- LED COMPLETE WITH SCREEN -- 553,39 $69,50 (Buy Direct and Save) SELF STORING ALUMINUM DOORS - §9 LAURIER AVE. Lynx 22,8%, Marten 44,9%, Mink 62.3%, Otter 98.4%. CALLS DIALED FROM A JETLINER The first phone calls ever dialed from an aircraft were made aboard a Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-8 jetliner flying at 34,000 feet between Vancouver and Port Hardy, B.C., recently, The test was intend- - ed as an experiment in air-to-ground telephone commmnications. During the experiment two long distance calls were made - one to Montreal and one to Ottawa. DEPARTMENT WILL SEND ATTRACTIVE BOOKLET TO YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS "The key word in Ontario's travel promo- ' tion programme this year is Refreshing", and it is quite prominently displayed on the front cover of the Department of Travel and Publicity's most important brochure issued in 1961, Encouraged by the tremendous response to appeals made in previous years, authorities of the Department are again asking the people of this Province to join in the promotion campaign on behalf of Ontario's tourist industry. One way to do so is to provide the Department with the name, or names of friends or relatives living outside Ontario Simply write tot =: Division of Publicity, Department of Travel' Ont,, asking for the brochure to be sent. It is suggested that you write your name your relative or friend may be apprised that it is on account of your request that (Milwaukee Journal) What *s the fastest growing occupation in the United States? (and Canada). It's Mot working.'"? It has nothing\to do with s to do with those who find ways of earning a living er hours and shorter and shorter work weeks, who loaf, who have lost pride of workman- ship and so work sloppily, whose main goal is not to do a job well but to retire early. No one is completely useless. Even the worst of us can serve as a horrible example.