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Snag shows very poor sportsmanship Somehow we dropped a word from las t weeks column That one word completely changed the meaning of the text For this I am going to quote the paragraph If you can not see beauty in the outdoors then maybe you should take up some other form of activity As may be seen the word not la Important to the statement According to district Conservation Officers a few anglers stoutly maintained that snagging is a legal practice In Ontario Sometimes officers had difficulty convincing them otherwise A few anglers who fished for hours for Coho Salmon In the Credit River this past fail without any success would finally snag one feeling they had the right to keep It The temptation was great and many succumbed to It Youngsters are learning from adults In this type of activity One father outfitted with polaroid glasses was actually directing bis two boys to where the Salmon were lurking and how to snag them A conservation officer made Elm release the fish tbey had taken and the man left bob ollivier with the boys obviously displeased with the turn of events A C scolded one young boy for snagging fish and sent him home The next day his mother phoned the Ministry of flee and apologized for his actions and said that be would not be going down to the river again Another C caught one lad selling salmon He had made ten dollars One fish got him four dollars and the other six dollars He was ordered to take the money home to his mother and never attempt to sell fish again The mother phoned and apologized for her son s actions For those two mothers the Ministry of Natural Resources has a lot of respect If the socalled sports would not encourage these young people by condoning their actions and buying illegal fish or any other fish that Is not sold by a registered dealer these offenders would not be so willing to take part In illegal activities Are Coho Salmon the answer to fish planting requirements I have been vocal In my feelings on this and have been criticized by many persons for this but now others are joining me in these feelings and are suggesting other species of salmon or even Rainbow Trout The deer hunt in the North Bay district was as predicted Mild winters with low snow depths for the last two years have provided excellent reproduction yielding good crops of fawns When these are mature they make for a good hunt In the following years Weather for the most part of the hunt was unseasonably warm and caused little deer movement Deer were found In the summer part of their range and those hunting there did well The following was printed In Conservation News a publication of the National Wildlife Federation How do we educate people to believe in hunting The best way I can think of Is by educating them to believe in hunters Here ore several ways Ask yourself what are my own personal ethics regarding hunting and conservation Consciously stick to these ethics whether in a crowd or In the wilderness miles from the nearest human How many people have lust oncechased an animal with a snow machine Failed to kill cleanly Left lust a bit of edible meat In the field Forgotten for a moment that hunting Is more than Just killing something and getting home fait Ethics have a way of eroding very quickly at the tiniest breech Once you know your principles and follow them yourself talk about them and don Ignore acta by other nunten that are You need not be ashamed of hunting In fact if your are why do you do it The public thinks of ail hunting as snort This is not a reality Some slobs hunt ant show despicable character Never forset that wildlife belongs to everyone not Just hunters No one who really understands the natural world Is against hunting and the more chances we provide for people to learn about ecology the better off we will be Support a suitable number of closed areas walk in areas and parks where other important uses might be severely degraded by hunting Finally become a naturalist Learn all you can about wildlife and ecology I guarantee it will enhance the pleasure you will get from hunting Try some of these things yourself ana you may even respect hunting more yourself Youll certainly earn the respect of non hunters and maybe of an hunter or two Is this not for the betterment of Ontario Outdoors NOTICE Vivian and Kenneth Shaw are pleased to announce THE PURCHASE OF FLASH CAB Carman still be at your service SPECIAL AIRPORT RATES Call 8779914 MIKE TARPS GEORGETOWN CHRYSLER FRIDAY DECEMBER pm DUNDAS MERCHANTS VERSUS GEORGETOWN RAIDERS JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS BOOST YOUR GEORGETOWN RAIDERS inquire at flams about The Club membership and special events up during Adults Students Children Sue Sponsored by Mike Tar ps Serial No BRAND NEW DODGE COLT door bucket seat disc brakes racllnlnp passenger seat popular floor shift etc TriCounty Hockey Roundup Bad for local entries THE HERALD Wednesday December 114 Pag MAJOR ATOM NOV Oeorsatown 11 DundstO At the Irtdtcstss Georgetown complotily the team Scoring statistic as follows Mike from from Kevin Kennedy from Jamie South from Kennedy and Mitchell Bobby Morrow from Oram and Kennedy Ha tenor from Dave Norton end Adam South from Robblra and Morrow Norton from and Morrow ram Mitchell and Adrian Vuots Kennedy from Vugti Morrow una stilted South from Morrow Adams from Halcher and Norton Next Maor Atom home game Is Thuri Dec at Burlington STANDARD PRODUCT MAJOR PUBWBBS Nov Georgetown Georgetown showed signs of better things to come In this game although dropping the game 3 1 to An caster Danny Reynolds from Brian Simpson and Sam Bell accounted for the lone goal Glen Cunningham Barry Simpson Mark Bingham Curtis Marcll and Herb worked hard tor their team In this game with Mike playing well In goal Nov Dune 1 Standard products dominated the play In til game but still came away with a I loss Ihe only goal was scored by Glenn Cun Thorpe John Lehman Bill Danny Reynolds and Mike Roberts played well and Brian Bo mho In goal turned In a good game Again the lack of scoring Is hurting this team Nov JO Milton Georgetown I For halt the game Georgetown maor early first period goal by BUI Wain wright unassisted They faded badly In the latter half of the game and ended up losing I Standard products next home game Is Thurs Dec at m against Burlington STATIONARY MAJOR BANTAMS MINOR BANTAM November Georgetown Georgetown passed the puck back to the point In this one and a result tlire goals were scored Georgetown In the game Kevin Naill scored hit first Trl County goal The nicest goal of the was Eddy on pastes from Bill Taylor and Mike McMenemy scorers John Barnes from Mark Brabant and Dave Kemthead Kevin Nail from Mark and Dave Phil Buck from Bill Taylor pens 11 let took Georgetown couldn get anything going due to being shorthanded for most or the period Tom played solid between the poets kicking out shots Eddy Dwyer turned In the best performance of the night playing to I Id twoway hockey scorers Mike from Greg Thompson Dave Kemthead from Mark Brabant and Mark Eutenler MINOR ATOM November Oakvlllel Georgetown I Georgetown Minor Atoms sponsored by Con struct Ion and North Peel Medical Society lost their first game of the season to There was no score In the first period Oakvllle scored In the second period Georgetown scored early In the third period but Oakvllle came back to score two breakaway winning to All three Oakvllle goslt were scored on power plays the only three In the game and they ware caused by cheap scored Eric Clark unassisted Cougars show teeth in overtime three games played last Thursday In he Hills Basketball Lea Rue were ex citing affairs the calibre of play Is Improving with every passing week In the first the Knlcks employed a tough defence and scraped by the surnHslna Celtics For the Celtics ft and B McKay he top scorers In the game each picked up 14 points The Warriors leading all The Cougars and Braves through the game took the staged one of the better games Lakers 41 28 Foster scored of the year The Cougars took points in the Lakers losing the game 4333 In overtime B effort Cartwrfght with 14 points for Neat league action Is this the Braves and Jim Ridley with coming Thursday at the main points Cougars were GDHS gym Continued from Mayor Tom Hul If we approve this said Mayor Hill at Monday nights committee of the whole meeting we had belter be ready to spend our Christmas bonuses because there are going to be a lot more coming for the same thing Although a motion from the towns works committee to council recommended that a similar Christmas bus system be considered upon request by the chamber of commerce or merchants association In Georgetown no request has been made Mayor Hills strongest to the request was that council had no Idea of how much the Acton system would cost the town Councillor Harry Levy agreed Its just like buying something without knowing how much It costs said Councillor Levy Acton councillor Joe Hurst told committee of the whole that he believed that it would cost per day but that did not satisfy Mayor Hill We have some folks In outlying areas of Acton or Georsetown said Mavor Hill who might like to get In on this bus system Councillor Ernie Sykes questioned whether town council had any right at all deciding on the bus system Transportation Is a regional problem ha said We could be open for criticism from the region for allowing a bus vice to come Into the town regardless of pretenses Council decided to defer any decision until Tuesday nights regular council meeting at which time a full report on costs of the Acton system were to have been presented Santa visits Hobos Members of the Hungry nawActoapoolandthenmetBt Hollow Hobos Camping Club of toe Honey Pot Nursery School HlUs held their annual in Acton where they enjoyed a Christmas party on Sunday lovely meal Santa arrived with ANN Dec for the children They enjoyed a swim the MARCEL stands outside Sacred fortune break the balloon and others The Heart Church calling all Georgetowners to a new pastor Rev Laurent said It la bazaar with a difference Besides the usual the first time he has ever been to or run a baking and craft booths the parishioners bazaar but as long as It makes Iota of offered try your luck games of bingo wheel of money like It Dec Oakvllle OeeraetewnO Georgetown Georgetown meor bantams lost straight games to by 3D and j scores one at home and one In In S3 game at Oakvllle the goals were scored by Paul Glngras from Bob Allison and Blake Mike HaUteod unassisted and Blake from and Paul played good two way hockey In bath game Mike Jobb hard In Sunday game doing a of digging In the comers Bob on defence played a good game Ma or Bantams next home games are Dee and Dec bom against Dot W Nov Brampton Georgetown I Georgetown played a very tcrambly game In all depart In one against Brampton with Bob Dean scoring the lone goal assisted by Chrit Nov JO Georgetown Milton a Georgetown took a two goal lead In the first period but Milton came back with two rather easy goals In the second period to tie the game Paul Wilson played one of his best games of the season Milton goalie came up with tome key save to hold the tie Wed at p m Is the Minor next home game Brampton Dear Ann Landers There around for women on how to seems to be plenty of advice keep their husbands sexually a in satisfied but Ive read very some from a woman whose of IB years was considered ideal And then I divorced him Why Because he was after me for sex all the time We had three lovely children his business was prospering we were both live civic affairs but he was a sex maniac The man was pestering me three times a week I put up with it till was Then I tola him to cool off or get out He left and I am Relieved DearR It yog consider three times a week the demenda of lex maniac and In your and yet I am not surprised your husband chote to leave You sign yourself Relieved I bet that makes two of you BINGO THURSDAY NIGHT at 800 pm HOLY CROSS PARISH HALL REOULAR MO PER OTHER SPECIALS JACKPOT 52 Numbers BARLEY sits on guard while his owner Mrs Mary Kelly does her shopping Instead of just sitting In the car one will touch the family car When hes not guarding the like any he perches himself a car seat car Mrs Kelly said he can be found chewing on the car used by the Kelly youngest child From this vantage GOOD OLD SANTA on his Pre Christmas trip to Georgetown dropped in to Stevenson to see new and news in the world of mens wear Our branch store at the pole does rjot open til next year There were plenty of Oh s and AH as assistant manager Stephen Jehu showed him the In a jacket wear Men if you are planning some additions to your for Christmas Ladies If youre choosing a gift for your favorite male example Drop in at Stevenson Men Wear Store Hie Georgetown Market plum the No 1 Men wear store in the area Men appreciate gifts they can wear with the quality that meets Stevensons very high standards CHRISTMAS TREES No Grade SCOTCH PINE SPRUCE SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Visit Our Christmas Shop For Your Decorating Needs Artificial Trees FULL SIZE AND TABLE TOP Some Beautifully Decorated Unusual Christmas Tree Ornaments Indoor and Outdoor Lights Cedar Roping WIN OUR LOVELY DECORATED TABLE TOP TREE FREE DRAW No Purchase Necessary GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR THE HARD TO BUY FOR PERSON ON YOUR OIFT LIST FIREWOOD AVAILABLE Meadowlands Nursery Ltd Vi MILE NORTH OF HWY ON HOME OF THE GREEN THUMB