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Clippers playoffs nipped in the bud The Acton Free Press Wednesday July B3 Clippers with some Acton players aboard were chopped from much of the post season by Nations on the weekend Clippers lost two games a three game first round playoff in Junior Central Weat OLA Lacrosse Six Nations will wail for the result of the series between coke and Point Edward dropped the series opener Friday but made a stronger presence in Sundays en counter Nations went home with a 12 victory tucked under their arms From Acton former Ram Fred Allen played with as did Todd Mclntyre Bruce McPhail also played part of the season minor ball two game Acton lbs spill won In Acton and Acton won I in On am to bar load Actons Fred Alien playing for Oakville tried to slow up one of the players during junior B Central West lacrosse action Todd and Brace alio played some for the Clippers lost two games yStatm straight In a best or three tries against BrantfordShc Nations nitt third bold icon it IH In game Glen Miami had a two ill lie and Tim Koch scond Ihe Ernie jlcn Tuesday saw Hornby Mike Cur lad another good game hilling two and I Haton geese safe for season There are limits to the extent regional council will go to reduce the goose population in Holton Council turned down a staff recommendation Wednesday which may have led to an open season on gceso The was amended to tut to the open season possibility but allowed regional staff to explore other ways Burlington Councillor Joan was sharply critical saying she was strongly opposed to the region blasting geese into oblivion Milton Mayor Don Gordon said he favored the recommendation becauso the regions official plan dictates the protection of agricultural land lib said the geese dont migrate any more and added Region Conservation Authority WITH GEORGE Rabbits The open season for Cottontail Rabbit Varying Hare and European Hare In zones four and six staled for October 17 1979 February 29 1980 Pheasant Pheasants will be legal in the field from 17 to December 15 1979 The bag limit is three with a limit of one hen Many local hunters have excellent retrievers to make the hunt more enjoyable Many hunters prefer to know in advance about seasons so holiday can planned to suit Salmon Hunt it a difficult to believe but is up for those lucky enough to land a worthy winner The above amount Is mode up of several lous prizes the richest being a fully equipped boat with motor plus trailer and a Jeep Cherokee four wheel drive Several thousand dollars will be given away weekly for severs weeks In separate derbies Entry forms Entry forms are only and will be available at snorting good shops and from charter boat captains All monies taken In are slated for conservation coffers Watch for additional Information in outdoor publications and In the Toronto Star Fish contest Molson big fish contest Is really listing some whoppers and all this In only two months Three entries are listed for the fresh water tiger and all by Craig Dawson of Dryden On One was pounds 14 ounces Inches long Number two was pounds two ounces and Inches long Number three was pounds seven ounces inches long They were all caught In Wabigoon Lake Barclay Township Eleven entries make up the Lake trout with a pound four ounce Inches long hefty on top of the pile Robert Livingston of Latchford Ontario took It from Diamond Lake in Canton Township Northern pike number 17 and a pound eight ounce inch monster heads that list It was caught In Wild Goose Lake Colter Township Once again the Walleye takes the cake In popu larity with entries that weighed from pounds down to six pounds James Drenttel of Route Box St Peter Minnesota caught the leader in WabaskangLake Falls Sixteen of the entries were listed by our Ameri can neighbors from nine separate States People from Indiana and West Virginia are known for the drawling way they pronounce Wa I leye and B That sound is as sweet as Hip fish meat Small Month Bass Only one lis tedatclose to live pounds Large Mouth None Brook Trout One seven pounder from Lake Rainbow Twelve entries in rainbow class and Richard Freund of Kitchener took one from Owen Sound harbor that rules the roost with pounds six ounces compacted on Its frame Big Big Brook The photo for this weeks column Is of a brook trout of the variety Its a collectors item its proof though that the famed waters deserve the rating Its Scramble So enjoy the Outdoors Safe Journey doesnt want them Councillor Ron Planche the official plan also calls for the pro tection of wildlife and said an open season on geese would be The problem was brought to the regions attention by a group of farmers who claimed their grain crops are being ravaged by the birds whose population Is increasing rapidly Mayor Harry Barrett said on open season would not work in his town and probably not in Burlington either He cited municipal gun control bylaws as the reason mad a throw rem Held to Wlltoo at home to and give boy a met Hornby hll by Chris and Alan Scott smashed Jennifer helped Ihe tram out as they on Weight pi yen plays on the team She bid nice Alan made ale throw tint and Brian Porter winged it back home with Ihe score 104 Wee Beys went to lbs Monday night Bert Fiddler had a good gams poking and or one of the Ihrra runs Paul McDonald hit a double knocking In one run Mike Case or only of the gum Final Score for the played Alan Scott a home run from the Pee Wee Girl and ram the Squirt Hurt Michael and Kendal scored only other runa of game a went Glen and The til had their swinging Jennifer Thomson a ingle Case bit a bagger and Thomson had triple Linda alio had a real gam at catcher A close game won a of 1J- It Limehouse played a terrific game their lou gainst Rhonda Case fetched a good game as contributing a grand Linda English and Kendal each smacked a triple Linda Thomson hit rd played game and until he last Inning unied or In their Second game Irong defensive game a Stafford went all the LlmthouH sht allowed only Uu walks Sherry Wilson had five fulls with two ham runs and a double Chris Young had Iwq and a triple hitting la three rum Graft and Gloria and Heather Mulder played an lima In field well at at bat is four or five al hilling three tingles a double Wednesday girl went Lowrille fori return milch and were Case good me pitching five full Innings as well baiting a single and a double Andrea Stafford cam on In relief lor the fins two Inning Georgia played a strong me relief for the I lo Innings night at bat bitting two a triple bad a strong game at and three alnglca and walked once Sunday afternoon muted the iim In lbs Online rural Softball mica sgilntt plate tint fi lebiektohllin Alan wen all Ihe way or pitching seven Innings Tim Wilson mad a catch In center field Hike Case at ham lo had I three Inning no hitter Brian Moire relieved the tcurti or Rocks The for first place in Men loop an end tin game the meeting the Blue Jays lor the Blue Jays started the game and held the until the r the Rocka of error filled game the teams played to a lie The only bright in a dull game the strong pitching Garnet Case burled well Oilers and Ken Campbell second While stealing third a throwing by the Ball nafad Pete fifth to rellne by the Hustlers for his Allowing only three and striking out Brad waul satisfied lit wenl three further He counted or another five Gap closes between farm urban families Farm family Income rose more than no n farm family income between 1971 and The in crease was the result of belter farm revenue rather than more off farm work The income gap bet ween urban and farm families was reduced over the five years In 1971 an average farm family earned only 70 per cent us much an urban of the same size But by 1975 the pro portion had Increased to per cent In a larm family earned about while an urban earned about 100 in net in come These findings are part of a recently released report on farm family in comes prepared by Agriculture Canada s Policy Planning and Economics Branch It provides detailed Income information for and is the third in a series of reports Income from farm self employment increased sharply in because of increases In prices for farm products Farm re venue provided more than half of the farm family income in On and the western provinces In Quebec and the Atlantic Provinces while farm self employ is still the largest single contributor to family Income farm families relied nearly much on wages and salaries In all wages and salaries were the second largest source of farm family income On the overage this income was per cent of that earned from farm Family heads con trlbuted75 per cent of the s income earned nine per cent and and daughters con the remaining 1G per cent More than half of the Income provided by spouses and children was from off farm wages and salaries Copies of the farm income report titled In come of Farm Family Units 1975 are available from the publications section Policy Planning and Economics Branch Agriculture Canada Ottawa Ont K1A Halton 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