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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondoy, June 4, 1962 CANADA'S OUTDOORS sf ld B i G T 1e 1 eT ame ren big bi hi i Invitation Trot and Pace for a) gg tion of seven big billboards, one|Which are an estimated $14,000 purse of $800 at the Western| By RON MacDONALD EDMONTON (CP) -- The Rocky Mountain foothills of western Alberta are a big game hunter's paradise, says a gov- ernment biologist. What's more, says John Stel fox of the vrovincial lands anc forests department, the game is under-harvested. The area had only recently become generally accessible and its attractions had not been advertised well enough ot bring them to the at- tention of many sportsmen. He says there is a greater variety of big game on Alber- ta's lower eastern Rockies slopes than anywhere else in North America. Those who had discovered the area had taken many animals in the world - record class but the biggest were still to come. More hunting would benefit the animals and those whose jobs depend on the number of people travelling into the region. same were ;the result of the yward less-harsh winters with elatively little snowfall. snow and cold hamper movements The foothills provide burned-| over acreage just coming up in grass and forage for elk, young ibrush cover for moose and jdeer, open coniferous forests jand sub - marginal farming for ibear, abundant lichens in over- |mature coniferous forests for jcaribou, mountain and rock for |sheep and goats. The land is largely crown lowned. or 'leased and. is well mapped. Access by motor ve hicle is on secondary roads built by oil companies engaged in ex }ploration work Stelfox recommends travel by orse throughout the area. : z h Taxidermist Clifford Wolfe of! Some parts must be approached Edmonton has preserved many of the big heads that have come out of the fovthills. The area had yielded some beautiful specimens, including the largest mule deer ever shot in North America. RICH IN MOOSE Stelfox says the foothilis are rich in moose, elk, white - tail and mule deer, grizzly and black bears, cougars, wolves, bighorn mountain sheep and mountain goats. There were also woodland and mountain caribou. by horseback in any case, and time and effort can be saved if horses are used everywhere, he Says Outfitters can be hired at cen tres around Hinton, 180 miles |west of Edmonton. They charge $100 a day in season. For this sum they will supply horses, ltent, food and other supplies, | lead the hunter to the desired lgame and butcher it after it| has been shot | Stelfox says the outfitters can| usually be talked into guiding an expedition for $35 a day dur-! The abundance and variety of'ing the off-season. SPORTS OUTDOORS By Jack Sheridan BIGHORN THS HIGH CLIMBER 1G PRIZED AS A TROPHY MORE THAN ANY OTHER, BIG GAME, DUE TO THEIR SCARCITY, THE ALMOST WHICH THEY LIVE AND THE EXTREME WARINESS THEY DISPLAY. your home is little . tions. per BUDGET BUILD AN OUTDOOR ROOM THIS YEAR! _The cost of this wonderful improvement to living it affords is great. Talk to us for free planning help and money-saving sugges- MATERIALS FOR AN OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM COST LOW AS A MONTH, 12.00 Need New Fencing? Come choose from our com- plete supply. Low as REMODEL and REPAIR NOW BROWN'S LUMBER & SUPPLIES LTD. 436 RITSON ROAD NORTH DIAL 725-4704 -OSHAWA, ONT. . the relaxed casual Ft. ; 30° TERMS : A substantia] increase in the varied habitat and the tendency|nymber of hunters was expec-| The|ted this year. nilder winter weather was|9pening up about five years agojcocked. Beside the picture is sspecially beneficial to the deerjand last yeor 6,500 hunters took|the legend: »opulation which falis prey to/4,000 animals with a total volves and hunger when deep/weight of 1,500,000 pounds. its\ jopened up with Karen Sota and jshe came' roaring down the {stretch to beat Fast Traffic by SPORTS IN BRIEF a half-length. Model, a. trotter, was third | Karen Sota, favorite in the WINS BOWLING TITLE Nationale Club, Sunday wan the lbetting, returned $5.40 and) MONTREAL (CP)--The $4,000 Canadian National AAU 20-kilo- lpaced the mile in a rapidifirst prize of the Canadian on Metre walk. He came from be- 2.07 3-5. lbowling tournament was won hind after Olympic walker John In addition to the billboards,| LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Karen) A crowd of 4,167 watched the|Saturday night br 7» Hen- Allen of Buffalo had opened up Inessey of St. Louis, Mo. an early lead of nearly 200 -- ca | is the . : i . .:, ithe city has established a Roger|Sota, a six-vear-old mare owned|nine-race program. zs rato ag home run king Maris of rect showcase at the by Al Leverington of St..~-- Soo | Hennessey came up from yards. Allen was second. The city has authorized erec-\Chamber of Commerce office in|Thomas, captured the featured) approve NIGHT RACING ighiney . pam ree MOSS IMPROVED PROVIDENCE (AP) -- The/playoffs with a score of 121.05 LONDON (AP) -- Doctors said Friday that Stirling Moss' state supreme court Friday un-|points on 3,305 pins. Roger Maris The Home Run; He | ch mang - Ita woog oe hit ra geod ocmtown ers for the Yankees. and al- 'Roger Maris |though he took eight games }more to do it than Babe Ruth FARGO, N.D. (CP) -- There can be no doubt this 'Karen Sota Takes Feature jused to get his 60, folks here are satisfied Maris is the right- ful heir to the title. London Track on each ivad leading into the|worth of trophies won by Maris. i paceway Saturday night hag . grep gene H MYSTERY DRAMAS | Driven by "Levi McFadden, | animously upheld a decision to} Billy Golembiew-ski and nasal operation last Saturday M AUP DHA ES Bre ecules 7 AAAS lthe daughter of Desota Han-|allow night racing in Rhode Is-/George Howard, both of Detroit, was successful and that 'his It feet starteal the New York Yankee out-| Sixteen full-hour mystery-sus-jover-Miss Bardie, was kept land. 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