Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 11, 1971, p. 5

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OUTDOORS with George Ontarios provincial parks had visitors In 1070 an increase of 16 per cent over 1969 and nearly double the number In I960 Pinery was the most popular provincial park in Ontario in 1970 with I 175 visitors and a total of Kakabeka Falls Has the most popular In norther Ontario in 1970 with visitors Permits for hunt camps on crown land were issued in Ontario In the 1970 I fiscal scar RUNAWAY The neglect of grass brush and rubbish fires was the cause of 100 forest fires in Ontario in Ontario his 111 provincial parks with more than 19 campsites and a total of more than 10 OOO acres PI Ontario provincial tree nurseries distributed million forest trees in the year 16 million were planted on privately owned land and the remainder on crown land The neglect of camp fires was the cause of forest fires in Ontario in 1970 Work is In progress near the tip of the Bruce Peninsula to establish Canada s first underwater provincial park To prevent forest fires never smoke while walking or working in the woods Sit down to smoke Douse butts and matches in water or rub them out between the fingers In Ontario provincial parks in 1970 cent of the campers lived in tent trailers per cent in holiday trailers eight per cent in camper backs and three per tent in campers ine remaining per cent lived in tents in 1966 More than 1 BOO landowners in Ontario have signed agreements with the Minister of Lands and Forests to receive forestry assistance under The Woodlands Improvement Act 196G The carelessness of anglers was responsible for 118 forest Tires in Ontario in 1970 WILD ft Ontario has five wild river parks Nomegosenda Lady Evelyn Mississagl and A PR DICTION The Department of Lands and Forests predicts a small hunter success in regards to hunting in the Parry Sound District this fall Dtp and I was supriscd recently while on a fishing trip in Quebec While walking along some sandy bush roads and especially near small creeks I noticed tracks made large moose and also beside them tracks mode by small fawn deer and does This country is noted far its abundance of moose TROUT PLANTINGS The plantings of hatchery reared rout In Ontario waters in include 1 lake trout brook trout rainbow trout and 355 sptakc NT Aboriginal paintings on rock have been found in several of Ontario provincial parks notably I Superior and Bon Echo NOTailtT Several anglers went to the River at Southampton recently expecting to see the main salmon run whlih wis reported to be on One Japanese fisherman wearing well worn armpit waders informed me that he usually favours the but upon hearing ihe news decided to try the This was on the last day I in October He taught rainbow lost and had other strikes The I lure he was using was much the I a No J pound fish was caught on the Saturday 2nd last day in It was taken in the I River at Southampton I and was believed to be a king salmon or Chinook This has to be all for this week ALLEYWAYS Colleen Davis holds tin high avenge for the with Sheila Prousc is behind with The lop Band is i held by Blair is second with Aristocrats managed to take two tames and lot lis from Ijoi In the fight between tin lied Pet Wee Penguins Red Barons look five points from the Penguins i last Gallant id ihe high triple of and single of 1M high triple is rolled by SheilaProuse and tied for the second high single 122 wis bowled Collet Davis In fourth plate was Dona who had 111 single Joys Brett Goodkl the single or boys will i 111 phted sett W G1HI Shirrv s tin high TtlL out bowled the in two tmes Striker striked thtir three victory Linn llrimWs had a win against Flic Slow Pokes were off to stirt hut ick and won Hit I est tot lis liter tie- i hi first the Super St tn another hut Sivms total light r so Hit the Hit Wildnts roistered prints from Panthers tnplt wis Shula Hit wis second li id Hit singltof next linwlerswert Loom Me ind ox Prousc Hamilton 463 Hay and Gloria Hamilton Ron s of 128 is top had a triple win it the Golden Jets TOP TWO Glen Collier was top Friday night will a W and a single Donald Hall had second place with 9 tnple elm licks leads the bantam with a 180 average losing one game the Sharp hooters responded well and won other games and totals from the Crack Shots Tht Snipers did exceptionally well when they took seven points from Slow Pokes Georgetown Internationals had a win against the Bobcats Super Strikers edged seven poinls from Hydrofoils t high of was thrown links His single was nd is Mich lei Davis wis first with Hit setond high triple of Wwisbowledbv Andy 203 was liis game John Burke i third Willi 1 triple Close behind Michael Davis with 510 JUNIORS Moore his the high lurage for the girls with 174 still holds first plate in the division with a average Im stomped over the Pin and took all seven points losing the first two games the Odd Kills tame fighting back and won the list gimt from Psych nrlilit Crackpots tollecled fin points Girls SandiBrutkinwas top this SOCCER NOTES nun jwm 1 would simirtlj thai planning Ik iki is is and tint the number represent those that in l pi rlv Vi ptriint of Iht projected facilities In tsenct the nun Iter of hoys plaving this in in crease or tst will riflett to great extent Hit it or I ltk of ibilities of tin lo prov facilities tees will pr intrt in This would appear in view of the i itivi f uliire of fund vinluns ind the imounl of effort to Iht low yield IH-PRrM-srYIIM- MLS Most 197J mis in now been selected will soon winter iniiiij that whin lake Iht field next vear will in lop and not rusty wilh sotttr skills These training stsums will in school will i I blackboard session in v inous I idles bast mints I Ivir lltvan Atom has asked me to publish the names of his team and lo thank all who tells me It w hard Job to pick his learn in excellent material lividMnh Scott Hull Derek Wilde ird Scott Osborne in Kevin Thompson st filler Kewky Stephen Clork Duncan Owen Harrison David Walker Mr lev in insists that the name if hi minaer for his winter lining progrim be included It is Tins is the end of my season as i sports writer 1 did a lot of some when I had lownti insteodofdo nothing but in I enjoyed it inks to ill the folk thai said pleasant lhmts my efforts hill nope mat meant Hum most of all my wift who did at least percent of iht work made sun that I did tie rest on time Gordons Shoes Owner Has Years in Trade Gordon Quality Shoes ihe new shoe store in the expanded Market Centre by Gordon but happens to be Gordon Gordon a Quality Shoes is the second store operated by Ted who already has a store in Kipling Heights Shopping Centre on lie fore opening his own hi was in in of them with in previously with Carriage Trade Hoot cry in Kitchener He has lived in Caledon cast for I but Intends to town Originally he from Kingston More lot ited In tin mall beside men and women shoes high loots handbags and slippers I- mill operates mrrlwi week with a A and single IXbbit had triple and single of and lilt lop boy Friday night was Rick with an triple and his singles were and Second was Doug with a iBO and single Tht high wage for the girls is held Stephanie with 176 Chins Is first for the hoys wilh a an average Slippery Seven twn totals from irlimited Hit weren I fighting a Ihls is Ihrv lost all imt wasaeloc draw Pro Incorporated and Pin the litter won two games The Great Seven puttied Pockel they won five MM Girls Undo George hud Hie high tnplt in i with in and the seiund slnjji I f kit had Hit high sutlt of was seennd with inple and J19 singlt A Vtc triple by Stephanie plated third She also had a Hoys Dave Warman was this week a triple and single high single of was bowled by Gary Richardson He III mi Ill risiliis by Ki MM J ItraiDty Ms J2- M- MOILS still holds the high The high is still held by Mike who has Idiot Sound still holds first place as thty look seven points from Twisters Grcaseballs whipped Hunter Heroes in all three games MILK MOORE PARK PLAZA STORE EDteu heat FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT MAPLE LEAF Polish SAUSAGE 59 COLEMANS VAC PACK COOKED HAM PROD USA CANADA NO 1 LETTUCE CANADA NO HOTHOUSE TOMATOES 35 CANADA NO CAULIFLOWER 39 lit in itsiloblxndSixlKiunlhr whole I Girls hud Ihe high this week with a and Yvonne was second with a 621 and the Midi if Boys Mike was top for the with a fln single Dave Burt had the high angle of Second was Bruce with triple and TENDER JUICY CHUCK STEAKS NO CREAMERY BUTTER IS MACS GRADE A LARGE EGGS D0Z 43 macs MILD SLICED N CHEESE 4U SOFT MARGARINE 35 Chocolate DUTCH 2 Sleeve AAt PUDDING HUMPTY FAMILY PACK CHIPS Reg 89c Save SPECIALS ON SALE NOVEMBER Help Help Were Smothered IN CARPETS MILLEND CARPET We have purchased all the Mill Ends of A WELL KNOWN CARPET MANUFACTURER Name withheld at makers request They are HARDTWISTS SHAGS INDOOROUTDOOR PATTERNS You name it We have it ALL AT CLEAROUT PRICES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SAVINGS ON THIS HUGE SPECIAL PURCHASE NOW OUR 3 FOR 1 SALE CONTINUES BRAND NAME CARPET HEAVY 3 CUSTOM INSTALLATION Ml Hilt llll I OF THECARPET ALONE il ji fur mi ALSO 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