CAR CLUB NAMES PALLETT MOST VALUABLE the lust District schedule Radical Car luh preside Ken Itnbmson presents clubs MVP to Keith fillcit for season award wis he lnorKUnwn It die at Scoreboard Standard Products PeeWees Are AA Group Champions March on imvicts look a strong hold on pi oils a l Milton Coals by John Thorpe 1 with assists from Glen and Cunningham one John Mann and one from Bob Dean urn from in Simpson and irk one unassisted turned in by George Armitagt Osborne and Brian in March Hi Minor novices travelled to ind defeated Boxers in a return Goals by Cunningham Simpson Assists went to Simpson Dean and Terr Kuiper is four for March won their troup impionship Milton thru straight Kuiper io ltintliam Ktwlc A fine team fori Speciil to coaches I Holmes ind John Henderson whoh done a fine job with Ibis voting torn in test is Sirectsville tournament March ind April 121 A word of praise for m Jim who has done a fine job I- March In the first of out of I series Tire lost Id o lis 1i Cord lies J I- Mar Hewitt from Wilts from Mike ilstc id llnrd dcudini inn wis here irth Id 1 lull him mis ited I J In I ike first urn roup pi miffs lis Storing I err Peter Boyle ind Bill Mirlm with assists from den flon Osborne M minor look Lami one of pi ivoffs Georgetown Bantam Tournament Schedule it D Acton vsUmonnllc C also lip m I ollniGuood also HuffalovsDetroit I i also a C a i A lai I 12 lop m StrectsvillevsPreston C 8 a m Hay Midges Milton 10 a Pickering I Erin vs Meaford I m Aylmcrvsfc A Brampton vsOakville II Mm MUUHll 7 or Pickering or 10 a Preston C IS a m Collingwood or Bay llidgcs Milton I 00 p also 4 p also TO also 45 oop 11pm also 5 also 45 also pm also 4 lip also p it also 45 p rr also also J 15 p HIM- Sim UK 7 TO a lindsjyvsWcsl a or or or Preston Biy Milton or lln Markham Kingston Township 11 15trin or vs Copper orUKau Scarborough Hamilton Toronto Young Nationals a Acton or or Pickering or Erin or Mciford or Copper or also loop rr a Bramplon or Dorset Park or Don Mills also I5p rr 10 m Scarborough or Hamilton vs TVN Woodstock vsltivcrsidc Lcvackvs Norwich also I Belleville or Norwich vs orb Rochester a Lindsay or W va or Kingston 10 a Woodstock or or pn 1115 Brampton or or or Don Mills vs Scarborough orHamillun or or Ottawa also fi 4 10 Georgetown or Richmond Hill or Buffalo or Detroit I C Detroit BOO am IJ a Scries 11 Series A Scries I 400pm Grand also loop rr also io lip 11 rch Pee VS Int illi oils Jeff II llru Mi Andrews mil St from Mircli 11 intn tw stnlthl blinking Ikspdtr I nils Sin irson 1irr mi sbulout fur irch 1 roduef PeeWtes roup thunipHins three straight flic win tt effort with follows I mi 2 li lis 1 Miirlm OUTDOORS By GEORGE HOARE OverHumting Not To Blame for Rabbit Decline Continued from last I sborne township former rinds is convinced that herbicides used on com is blame for the demise of the And Mr Francis any axe to grind The farm which Mr Francis works with his father has of Its acres in corn The heavy emphasis on corn has been recent he said noting the same tendency on other farms in Huron County But the I- rancis family also has a mink farming operation and it was in this regard that they uncovered evidence which they say substantiates iheir view that common herbicide is taking a heavy toll of s 1IIMKA1S I about three years ago the family bought to a year mink feed They became concerned about possible chemicals In the feed when the reproduction of the mink dropped off sharply pointed to the males having become sterile Mr rancis said When butchering the jackrabbits he found many wombs empty in the prime breeding season and only one or three in others At that point he to suspect this low productivity was rciitcd to his problem with the JTiree to live had been the general trend in he had examined in previous Breeding among the mink soon returned to normal when the It family lopped using rabbits as feed With so mucn spnymg nothing is to live Mr said The of whether pesticides are to blame for the i decline in rabbits may be solved in tests now under way it the animal diseases depart mint of the University of Guetph which has to run a scries of lests on dead rabbits provided by the of Lands and forests Diseases common to rabbits will also be looked into Some insight into the spread of the jackrabbit since its introduction in 1921 will be provided in a book soon to be published by University of Anne and Waterloo naturalist Craig Campbell Mr Campbell explains thai of the information for the book which concerns mammal life In the Waterloo South Wellington area during the past came from technical reports by and Forests biologists and other rescirchers SI This information has bee i put into layman language by the wo authors example they one study which estimates there were jackrabbits per square mile in Waterloo South Wellington area in the Obvious this species found the semi prairie like cleared lands of southern Ontario favourable and largely vacant niche for a medium sued herbivore Hie authors ton elude he above was also news from he Kitchener Waterloo liecord I have reason believe that it not over hunting that to blame for decline in he rabbit population but as I before I don l hunt them my more and that reminds mc it lime to place out sonic pellets and some grain under the bush for ills hat have finally shown lint trust me enough to know that I mean them no Tins Ins to be ill for Ills week 1 do hope by tht lime ibis column is read the icy outdoors look will be gone my emergency brake w ill be thawed out the garage doors will shut propcrlj So the outdoors light lines and safe journey Tyke Hockey Trophies to Pittsburgh New York Tomorrow Bowling Banter mm pi is Six Pack I Birds Original IB Hi btls 14 Unpredictable Stars 12 Midniters 10 II Brandford J J Archibald S Chaplin 199 TOP Mali led the pack with a triple followed Ken Donna led the women with wilii Jean close behind her with a Next ten in order were Helen 701 Bob Hurry June Darby fT7 Bill Studholme Shirley Chaplin George Archibald Bill liartlayW2 Dorothy Day rimer Only two were bowled and the were by Helen and Bill Barclay with 108 SMUOItS Pools oldens Si Chips 14 Saunders Dairy Super J iHKiHoaMlrKMD MARCH Page loin Car Sales Ityder V House Pass mo re Barber D Wilkes It Mcdowan Nurse Soulhon A Bailey Ci Cliff Norton led the pack for he men with a triple with Cord close behind with and Barber with a Kerry and team mate Dave Itogers threw Don Wilkes 729 and a single Paul Barlow with a single and triple Jim Nicholson Dan Mossop 723 Ron McGowan George 712 Ace Bailey 706 and the last of the s was Bob Harris with an even John Barleycorn was the personification of malt liquor GEORGETOWN FALCONS SOCCER CLUB Soccer Players years and over Applications or Registration are available at 18 JOHN STREET EAST GEORGETOWN For further information call or 8774009 by Brian James March J Tyke All Stars played Monlrcal of the Junior A league and them 1 in a comeback Tykes led I at he end of lit first period on goals by Paul Hint from Lance Douccllc ind I tout to unassisted Tv kes behind 1 at the end the second period but Clot s in the third gave he win Silurday All travel to Hast Borden for Ihe tyke tournamtnl litre Their is Oak Ridges Scntt Wnkfcr 1 goal 1 issist Decked l goal Mike Jnbb Mike Buck I insist Congratulations The- team Glen Tost and in defence Larry Burns Mike Buck Joe South Bob Becker Terry Simpson forw irds Puul Marlm Tun Turner Mike Glen Bob McCandless irj M Coach Larry Br idley Manager Bob Graham Pittsburgh first loss of the season to St Bohby Morrow did nil scoring for he winners Hooper and John for Adrian Vugts scored in a 10 win by Minntsot i over Angeles llicky Pool Giry Duncan stored for Detroit who won over Toronto Mikt won 10 for Boston ovir Montreal New York beat Chicago 1 Doutttte scoring two Kevin Hughes Dave Veiled and Peter Holler for the winners Anthony Oram scored the Clin ago goal Skating party this Friday it 610 Pittsburgh and New will be presented with he 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