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TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH I2, I975 CE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT WEEKLY REPORT RT SEMINAR: time of this write-up, it was uncer- o whether or not the Multi Sport Sem- duled for this weekend, March I5th would actually take place. Feed- the majority of North Shore commun- icate that March is a bad time of the to other activities taking place. delegates will be advised as to the the Multi Sport Seminar. OCKEY : tulations are certainly in order to ck Thompson and the Major Peewee Play- aving defeated Marathon two games in the North Shore semi-final playoffs es now advance to the finals against nitouwadge or Schreiber. Playoff 1 be posted at the arena. cal Bantams split their weekend games result the third and final game will | this weekend in Marathon. dgets completed their first game on rening, with the second game scheduled n Marathon, March I2th. The third _ be played in Terrace Bay on Friday, -h, if necessary. / RECREATION SURVEY: srrace Bay Recreation Committee would "hank everyone in Terrace Bay and the in Schreiber for responding to the com- creation survey which was completed in sy part of February. Documentation is y finalized. From time to time during , results of the survey will be referr- i in addition the local schools will copies of the survey. Your co-oper- greatly appreciated. ~ =} VENTS : March I6th - Community Church congre- pot luck supper - 6 p.m. Silver coll- March I7th - L.A. to the McCausland meeting, 8 p.m., St. Martin Library nd - 23rd - Terrace Bay open bowling nt. Dance on evening of the 22nd. ~22-23 - Terrace Bay Ladies Curling n Bonspiel. ~11-12-13 - Terrace Bay Men's Curling n Bonspiel. MOOSE HUNTING SEASONS - 1975 by: J.A. Chappel, Fish & Wildlife Supervisor The moose hunting seasons for I975 will op- en one week later than last year. In many a areas of Ontario, they will also close earlier. In the Terrace Bay District the seasons will be as follows: : 4 Residents - October 4 - December I5, I975 4 Non-Residents - October II- November I5, I975 The licence fee for residents remains the same but non-residents will have to pay $I75.00 (up $50.00) for their I975 moose licence. They will also need a $I5.00 Moose Export Per- mit to take a moose out of Ontario. A new "primitive weapons" (long bow, cross- ik bow, and muzzle loading firearm) area and sea- son has been established on the Aulneau Pennin- sula of Lake of the Woods. N Ontario has established a new system of wild u -life management units, based on the wildlife resource produced, by land capability and pre- sent and future use patterns. Boundaries of all these units are defined by easily recogniz= ed ground features such as rivers, lakes, roads railways, pipelines and hydro lines. No long- er will there be any reason for doubt in the hunter's mind as to which season zone he is in. As in the case in I975, several wildlife management units may have the same season dates However, should one unit become a problem area, we will how be able to modify the season in : that area without changing the seasons else- where. . . Maps showing the various zones and seasons are available at our local office. i] | | RED DOG INN REF L Terrace Bay ... 825-3286 Marathon ...... 229-I2I3 1 Red Lake ..:... 724=2858 | Thunder Bay ... 577-I64I : Alpine" =. i. oe 577-6426 x Thunder Bay - Coming to FORT FRANCES May 1975 rIry >