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Acton mans brothersinlaw guilt o keeping ille game Poaching charges dropped THE HERALD Wednesday April It ISM Pages Provincial court Judge Brian dismissed all charges Thursday an man accused at unlaw till possession of game and hunting during a closed sea when ministry of natural re sources officers tsar deer meat In his basemen as well as bloodstained towels In a basemen can Mr a brothers-in- law Fred of Church Road South Acton and Larry Newell of Broadway Street Milton pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of game but not to fmnting out of season Fred Newell said he and his brother were driving around In the early morning Sept because Larry wanted some one to talk to following a marital dispute proceeding along IT and soon came upon a parked The truck left when they arrived and they stopped Fred crossed into a field to look for what the truck a John Street walks go to capital forecast Town council has approved a on from Its en department calling for a sidewalk construction on John between Mount a nvlcw Road North and the railway tracks to be Included In the town long range al budget forecast The sidewalk proposal which will be included In the forecast between 1083 and 19W sees the sidewalk constructed on the south side of the street linking the existing walkway Just above the railway tracks to the Intersection Mount alnvlew and John Street Concerned about the safety of children in the neighbor hood residents asked council In November to consider side walks for the area and asked that children at pis Sim be erected In the town engineer a report on Issue presented to the general committee last Tues day It was noted that play ground advance signs are ready posted and further signs are unnecessary The report pointed out that John Street la narrow has a playground to one aide of the neighborhood a steep grade from the railway tracks and in places has open ditches Look lug these concerns the report says a sidewalk would be a benefit to the safety of the residents events By ELAINE CUNNINGHAM If Veterinary Science Club Embryo Transplanting Is a fairly new procedure in cattle reproduction Although not many people are familiar with transplanting the Veterinary Science Club spent a very enjoyable evening at Via Pan Ltd In Brampton March 30 The meeting started with Cation showing us a stomach of a cow The cow had died from a grain overload We noticed that the reticular s inside lining in the shape the rumen had a pillar shape He pulled the magnet out or the rumen and found a nail attached to It Cation then turned the Pax Maureen or Via Pax talked to the group Her Job deals mainly with the buying and selling of embryo to such luces as Chile Korea ind and Italy She also cussed a few of the cows pedigrees and the future poten tial for embryo transfers Marty also of Via Pax who Is qualified In both embryo transplanting and veterinary work showed and described what he does to a cow from breeding time to flushing to transplanting the egg Into the cow At the end of the meeting Maureen and Tom Cook Via Pax herdsman showed us where the transplanting pro cedure Is done Halloa H HORSE CLUB The first regular meeting of the Horse Club was held April l the Agricul office In Milton with 13 members In attendance It consisted of a discussion on where and when the upcoming meetings should be held Tula was followed by the election of officers They are as follows President Annette JHnbo Vice President Debbie The leaders for 198J are Fred Secretary Kelly Alison Amos Don Sachau and Press Reporter Heath and Gtenna Scott might have been shoot at Hesaldhefoundafawn which was already dead brought It back to the truck and they left In case the owners of the truck discovered They took the carcass else where gutted and skinned It and returned to Fred Newell s Acton residence to wrap it Larry said he was curious to see if the truck ha returned to the scene but wanted Fred to use his vehicle so the hunters recognize them It they were at the hunting scene Since Freda truck wouldn t start they drove to Mr est s residence Id Larry s ve hicle got Mr Deforest out of bed and went for a ride While Mr was dressing he Invited the New ells to come in and wait Fred said he took the two roasts and small bag of stewing meat to Mr DeForest basement while they walled Since Mr DeForest had already gone to the bedroom before the New ells entered the house Fred said Mr DeForest might well not know about the meat placed In his basement The men drove around tor about three hours after leaving the residence HSU a but never discussed find ing the fawn or the meat In Mr Deforest basement Newell said Mr said the lea did slop them and search the vehicle and mentioned they were looking tor a poacher but no mention of the fawn was ever made to Mr DeForest Mr Newell also denied re turning to the scene In search of a second dead fawn which authorities found In the same field from which the fawn was taken Both Newel Is agreed had they found the second deer they would probably have taken It as well although they denied doing the actual kill of the animals Prosecutor M chad Bader told the court he asking forfeiture order on any of the six rifles in searches of the three residences nor was he asking for an order on Larry Newell ear which wan impounded Newell will have to pay storage charges on the Under the Fish and Game Act a tine of up to could be levied for unlawful possess ion of game Mr said but since Larry Newell will also face storage costs on his car he suggested a of each as a deterrent to other would be poachers Judge McDermld fined each Newell brother BOO for of game In case he be convicted since there was some doubt of his knowledge about the meat Courtesy Mercury Concerns over curve resolved The town s general ttee last week approved a number of traffic regulation changes concerning the approach to Leslie Hill along near Terra Cotta The hill Is close to an abrupt curve and residents say better warning signs are needed to prevent accidents New signs will chop the speed limit around the curve SO kilometers per hour to and warn drivers of the curve seventy In addition the town a engineering department will study widening the curve ltsungcostsinthelMJcapltal budget forecast In the year he has been living the area one resident said he has witnessed three motorcycle accidents and as many incidents with cars which failed to negotiate the curve property Centres swamp comes to life doesn take much of a thaw to bring the swamp at the Mountsberg Wildlife Centre alive with the singing of many different frogs Join us for an evening of song as we learn the calls and characteristics of our amphibian friends An Interesting evening for young and old Remember your rubber boots and flashlights Meet us at the Interpretive Centre at m April The hike will 30 Films and slide will be shown In the Interpretive Centre and wagon rides will tour the area throughout the evening Join us for a fun spring evening outing party A Brampton children a camp fund will benefit through proceeds from a country and western bash May 1 from to lam at Century Garden Country rocker and Bob Hammond provide the music and a chance on a trip to Wheeling West Virginia provide the excitement The per person ticket are available from or BRIAN GOODLET busimii Mutual Life of Canada or 8774515 McDonalds Colouring Contest Win in McDonalds Quality in the Bag Game START PLAYING TODAY WOUOA JOSHUA decree I own E SHAWN CONNOLLY St Elm Or a Acton Will Gift Certificates And Watches it btnu rt UFH0HE You Deserve a Break TodayN The Georgetown Pi POLKA DOT DOOR Saturday April 24 1982 it Centennial School Georgetown Admission 3 each Campbells Lime Service III twill till LIME NOW I CALL 9 CARPET CORNER Shop at Home Custom Made Drapes Personal InHome Service Shop at Home Free Estimate Many Specials In Stock Vinyl Floor Coverings 8533620 Bill prop Just as we can look back with pride on our past we can nowlook with pride to our future Canada its own 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