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THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTET OWN

PAGE SEVEN

1)”'Nh' dividing the city into five

tin-e will make up ion loss

proibiction.

zones. with each zone stopping work one morning a week in rotation. Over-

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Interprovincial A Ass'.n At

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thing of a trout fishing paradise,

there are panthers in New Bruns- wick. Mr. Wright said "the Eastern panther is by no means as rare as thought." He said that one man in New Brunswick had shot. a panther recently and, although the man disposed of the animal. there was a photograph to prove the

Wright by Ott Hicks. '

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meeting had their chance to dis- cuss their problems at the second session which was a sort of round table discussion affair. W. A. Fox was chairman of that part of the meeting.

Among those who took part in the discussion wt-re: P. A. Miiriia-

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Wood Islands caribou Ferry Service

THE CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND NOVA SCUTIA The Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunning operate on the following schedule.

(Standard Time)

OCTOEEII 25th to NOV. Jotli lravo Wood Islands- Prince Nova p4 .......... ..-.......... Charles A. Dunning ........... Leave Caribou- ("iiarics A: Dunning ........--..................- Prince Nova .. ............... .. .. .......... ..s 11 am. LISTEN TO CFCY AT 1:30 A.M. STANDARD TIME

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day evening to continue holding such yearly gatherings. Delegates were present from the following branches of the various Fish and Game Associations of the Mari- times: Prince Edward Island. Mone- ton, Amherst. Springhlll and Kent- ville.

Dick Andres of Amherst was named secretary of the new org- anization and the three presidents of the provincial Fish and Game Associaiios. F.A.S. Jones of Char- lottetown, ott Hicks of Moncton and James Donnelly of Mill Vil- lage. N. 5.. won elected vies pres- identa. ..

Creation of a permanent tri- province setup. assured the contin- uation of the Northumberland Straits meeting of Maritime sports- men. However. it was the general feeling of the meeting that the gathering should be held earlier in the reason when weather con- ditions would be more favorable.

Rcg Holman of 5- erside brought up the matter which was closest to the thoughts of most, of the members present - that of the possibility of reciprocal hunting licenses in the Maritime Provin- ces. However. he was told from the chair that it was felt. the time was not appropriate for the various Fish and Game Associations in the three provinces to press for such an arrangement.

Island Deer Discussed

Prince Edward Island": twelve deer also came in for mention dur- ing the meeting. After Hon. A.W. Macxenzie. Nova scotia's Minis- ter of Agriculture and Forest and Lands. had stated that his prov- ince was now over populated with deer and that 45,000 had been killed last year. Lawrence st. Clair Baird of Kentvlile. a past presi- dent nf the Nova Scotla Fish and Game Association said that if the Island deer do as well as Nova Bcotia's. it would leave nothing to be desired. He said that eleven deer had been brought into Nova Sco- tiia. back in 1394 at a cost of sins. They were released at Lake Jolly in Digby County and today the deer population of Nova scotia is a quarter of a million.

Prince Edward Island is some-

A.P.0. HOCKEY

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Ted Williams.

Graham Cochrane and Owen MaoPheraon from Halifax St. Mary's have joined Meripacs and with Syl Bernard of Summerside. and Tommy Ms-har. Bridgewater. will hold down defence positions.

Three lads from the Valley League. Bill Foley. Dave Frawley and Laurie Burgridge will make up a new forward line. In the nets will be Frankie Prozener. former Stellarton goalie.

Truro 'B e s r o a t s. reportedly strengthened by several newcom- ers. will meet Pic.-tou Mei-ipacs Friday in their first game. Bear- eats are something of a dark horse. with coach Frank Grabow- ski refusing to release advance

Dr. Smith said that an entirely different. geological aituatson exists in Prince Edward Island than in the trout areas of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Island ponds are fertile. the water is cool in sum- mer. spawning conditions are good, there is an'abundanca of small trout. farm fertilizers wash into the stream enhancing fertility. and there are no predators in Island brooks.

"The basic problem on the Is- lsnd is a scarcity of water of suit- able sise to rear trout." said Dr. smith who is in charge of trout surveys in the Mar-ttimea. He also spoke of a survey which has been going on at Montague pond for the past seven years. This 23-acre pond produces upwards of four thousand trout a year which Dr. smith termed "very good."

In Prince Edward Island. he said. fishermen catch an average of two and one-half trout an hour all summer. In other Maritime fishing areas they catch only one trout an hour and only during the months of May and June.

Dr. Smith, in the course of his talk. also spoke of the technical aspects of another trout experi- ment being carried out in Prince Edward Island. This one is at El- lersiie and has to do with sea trout. Experts are trying to estab- lish.what effect some new dam projects would have on sea trout. He said the Eilerslie experiment was unique in that fences -are maintained on the stream through- out. the entire year.

In its efforts to improve trout fishing in the Maritlmes, his de- partment is trying to change trout environments and improve on na- ture. he said.

Mr. Bruce Wright, charge of the eastern Canadian section of the Wildlife Manage- ment. Institute of Washington. D.C. end who makes his headquarters tr. Fredericton. N.B.. was another guest speaker during the first half of the meeting which waschalred by F.A.B. Jones.

who is in

Muskrat Trapper:

Mr Wrlizht traced some of hire developments in the various ex- periments which are being carried on among waterfowl and upland name birds in the Maritimes. He spoke of a fivr-year survey of black ducks and mentioned the damage caused by muskrat trap- pers in areas where muskrats and ducks congregate. "Take the musk-. rat. trappers out of areas where breeding ducks and muskrats are concentrated." he said. spring rat trapping should be abolished April I each year. Mr. Wright said. and Prince Edward Island has taken the lead in controlling this partic- ular problem.

Speaking of big game in the Maritimes. the Fredericton wildlife man said that the ”carryiiig cap- acity" or-range land in New Bruns- wick ls "near its peak" insofar as deer is concerned. There is "an overabundance of deer."

One other thing that. Mr. Wright told the meeting and- something that. every member of the sportn-

eral fine sportsmen films durins: the evening. Mr. Wright showed slides depicting the capture and binding of baby Woodcock.

Dr. Smith was introduced

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industry;

by of Industry and Natural Resour- Dick round of Ellersiie and Mr. res.

A million Canadians now have jobs in manufacturing. Ten per cent of these are in the primary textile industry. l:The latest,

Dominion Bureau figures are 1,080,000 in manufacturing and

Besides leading all other Canadian industries in numbers em- ployed in manufacturing, primary textiles also is away ahead in the size of its payroll. It is up among the leaders in providing jobs for women and in being well spread out through the smaller

communities.

Dominion Textile is a corisiderablei part 6&7 'tl'Ll8 basic textile

ers of Siinimersidr. B.G. Rogers of Charl Itetown. Frank Doyle of Moncon. and spurgeon Jenkins. came officer with the Department

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