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Pop Tournament Cork With Pipes Drums and HiJinks Georgetown reeve Morrow handled ihe official faceoff dunes at start of an opening night exhibition game to launLh Iht i i iff art in ihnf and iiuiTilRr til tin roftisiona hockey 120 pipe hand took in winch ill the Howson Transferred New TD Manager Here 11 new manager j Toronto Dominion Bank Mr low son who will open the in in nexl week A mint of 1ondon Mr Dickinson joined the when he came to in 195 and his been Metro Toronto lat terlv at Kipling Dixon as nunagcr and before that at Brown I me Horner Ik his i home on restent and his wife and daughter will joining him litre the of Shi 11 the oritur I and from Dublin Ireland Mr this will be his bank opening He came to Georgetown from Millbrook when the November lMfi Mr Mrs will lonlinui lo live in for the present at Stevens Set April 7 Date for Crazy Credit Cruise April is the of Georgetown Junior Commerce Crazy Boat iiaci JC Paul they have entries In comic class so There are six classes of boat races a seven mile course sum trophies lo be won ie will it noon liclnss rubber rafts and boats class boats of all motorized crafts class two man canoes and diss professional canoes kayaks The lourse extends dow n the Credit Itivcr from the loth line Glen The comic class is the mosl memorable pari of this annual event mere are two trophies given in Ihis class one for the most unusual boat and another for Hit winner of ihe race year someone the in a giant flower pel Ihe year before the need a Riant float with paper Bantam link tint nielli The play onlinutsdiil until ihi nines Saturday night North Hilton pro D is i defense the Hi si rat ion takes place that Saturday morning tht fee year has hem lo over last Paul Atkinson Hun will tie wnks of planning for Ihi tvtnt and In 4IMJ mm spent Camping equipment Boats Fashion Reirtevor Travel Hunting Cottages Live Trout Pond Cars and Motorcycles Weekdays Noon to 1 1 pm Saturdays 10 am to 1 00 Sundays 1 pm to proceed In aid Every dayMarch 16 Toronto OUTDOORS George A Mild Rebuke To An Angry Protest Letter The following article in regards trapping was in eluded in the Ministry of Natural Iksources newsletter for The recent of trapping letters reaching our newspapers and migazlnes lately has only served lo give a bad name lo a skilled trade that his been passed down ram to generation the only livelihood of many Nor thern Ontario Indians The following article is by Carl Monk an informttion officer with Ministry of Resources in reply to one irate letters appearing in an employee publication It is reprinted here in the hope that it will serve lo clear up many of the misconceptions associated with the trapping of fur ben ring This is a mild rebuke lo an angry protest also on behalf of our forbearing animals plea that more humane for harvesting of the annual fur should be found commendable No minded person would this Unfortunately as bo fieri happens when lit our emotions run away with us we lose sight of facts She blew it in her final sen tence and do openly refuse to buy an Hem of wild animal fur Wild fur is i natural resource II was Canada firsl industry tor more than years an annual or fur bearers has been taken from the bush And has not tost her or any thcr one red tent Die or so professional trappers who hardest the an crop of furbearers are human beings do pay taxes and art iltizens and is profession trappers do practice humane methods of trapping record shown that 5 percent of all wild furs in Ontario are humanely They are real people who often lime to live and work outdoors under harsh con ditions The fur industry in is especially to our norther residents It provides many of them wilh the cosh tlothc and feed their families tor some its a way of life carried on for while man came ind guaranteed by trcolv if ter wards JOBS The letter writer is all for banning wild fur commerce That commerce in IJGa was worth 9 million dollars and it s all the more important because most of the fur was It represents about Jobs it a lime country em ill ifford lose inylhing But the case or trappers the fur is not just one of economics doubtedly tall in he wikc of policy to ban the annual harvest of The spread of rabies throughout and New York SUte during I Ik was directly iltribuled to high of foils constant Today the unusually high number of beaver colonies in of the animals range is constant worry to farmers and maintenance crews I ive trapping and restocking elsewhere however is not the answer because musl of land is already at or beyond its tarrying capacity I At the present time there ire close to two million beavers in Ontario The old about endangered and vanishing also needs to be lulled out of fire at least icre In THUHMJAY MAtl 1973 Page As st a led earlier the stocks of furbearers today arc as high or higher than they have been Tht possible exceptions ore muakral and wolverine There arc fewer because marshes and swamps have been drained or in and watercourses have been trenched and or dammed CONSTANT RISK This has lefl Ihe animal with less and a constant risk of being drowned or frozen to death whenever his water levels in raised and lowered The wolverine probably never was very plentiful A few ISO loot still inhabit the remote regions of Northwestern On such as tape Henrietta and Sandy Most of Ontario is suited to production of some of it suited to little else That the management of these furbearers is not Jt the highest possible level cannot disputed To suggest all animals be humanely is just and proper To suggest lhat all trapping be banned is unwise It can come only from people who understand little about the nature of things f The management program in Ontario which begun in is the finest of its kind in the world It brought back the f art some of whom at the turn wcrt tracking into ion Intact with one or exceptions the crop of in Ontario during hi last dtcade bos never stood higher This was accomplished through legislation surveys controls communications 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