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4 i aclort free prw wednesday november 29 197 the world of outdoors art with h a w e s tap scon at maple rock snootlac range this week was 21 shot by brad mainprice sieve gov got 20 two new members joined this week they are gor don johnston who shot 17 and dave boiler visitors at maple rock this week were george harris mike homer roy and bob haley the group causing the most forest fires in the chaplain area this year was railway crews railways caused seven of the 19 forest fires in that area fisher men and hikers were the canse of four fires lightning hunters and woods eraployeescausedtwoeach while children and road employ ees caused one each the ontario department of lands and forests has been ex perimenting with aerial seeding of trees in areas that have been ban or cat off first the area to be seeded is gone over with buudosers pulling steel drams or lengths of heavy spiked anchor chalks to flatten tte remaining growth in the area b takes over 500 bushels of jack pine cooes to seed iso acres for all of us there is a time to live and a time to die and it should be that way for wild game too the problem is that there are humans roaming the woods in the guise of hunters who have never learned when to stop killing we sea evidence of it along back roads a deer carcass with the hind quarters cat away or bits of bones left from a summer kill you see it in the duck mar shes docks left at the laming that would not fit into a marts legal limit we see it in tte hard wood a partridge goo to waste because a man shot too far for a clean kill and we see it also along the creeks and rivers a dead mink or beaver with a wife a bullet hole in its head you hear it where men gather to sip beer and talk about tte big mil the easy kill or the illegal mil we bear it in small and medium sited towns even big cities for the men who cant stop killing are never definable by the site of the community nor by the cut of their clothes you cant set the activity apart by species anywhere there is something wild in the bush you can bet your best shotgun someone somewhere is figuring out a way to kill it with out being caught it happens with squirrels and rabbits as well as deer and the occasional moose the man who kills within the framework and limits of the hunt ing regulations is a different breed of cat he tempers his killing with respect for the animal he pursues he sees a wildthlng not only as a target but as a living breathing creature with more freedom than he himself will ever have he takes that life and that freedom if he can only if the law permits and he may even do it with some regret he stands with the majority of hunters but the others these are socalled men who seemingly cant stand to see any bird or animal alive in the woods they will blast an otter into eternity white hunting for ducks they will riddle a heron with bird shot if there is nothing else in the air to shoot they will kill simply because white car rying a gun they have found something with life which can be rendered dead these are the ones with black and white values a gun is to shoot a bird or animal is meant to be shot the person with thoughts so endowed is no more than a child with a mans body wearing a mans boots no more f f m there is no time to live only a time to die cheltenham victory tanners lose opener harvesters win 51 acton tanners were dealt a 31 loss in friday nights home opener at the hands of the chelt enham harvesters this was the harvesters third win in four out ings with one loss to the dur ham huskies and actons second loss in two starts the undernourished acton squad having just three practices before going off to meet hespel- er in thursday nights bout bad a bard time skating with the fast skating cheltenham pickers and fell behind by three goals in the first period the tanners- managed to pick up a little more momentum dur ing the second stanza to hold off the cheltenham scoring third period play saw cheltenham ov erpower the tiring tanners with a pair of markers before actons norton knocked one past harv ester netmlnder barry smith in the dying minutes of the game cheltenham opened the scoring when bob smith tapped in the re bound over sweeney from tibb- etts and wanless at 804 wanless came back minutes later to score at 945 on passes from jack judge and ken rich ardson v at 1304 grant smith passed the pock over from centre ice to mike finnegan who took perfect aim over sweeneys shoulder into the far corner of the net to make it a 30 game at the end of the first netmlnder barry smith of the harvesters picked up an inter ference penalty during that first period of play at the 1020 mark as did team mate ray iing for booking at 1556 tanner gord mason took two minutes for hook ing at 1905 tanners managed to bold off the cheltenham scoring barrage in the second period muffing many scoring opportunltiesatthe same time cheltenhams ray king and ron mellon of the tanners did raise a little excitement when they took on fist to face combat to a draw and a major penalty apiece at the 355 mark alex smith copped two minutes for interference and tibbetts two minutes for slashing at the 410 and 1524 mark of the second cheltenham picked up a little more steam at 201 of the third period when grant smith poked in a rebound driven in by wayne thompson and mike finnegan the three harvester forwards took on another assault against the tanners this time mika fin negan came up with his second score of the night with the help of thompson and smith to finish up- the cheltenham tally of five pointers things looked pretty bad for the local squad until norton took a pass from harry phillips for the only acton marker at 1704 and saved the tanners from a severe white washing of the ten penalties handed out during the game acton managed to hold off at four minors rod presswood and harold townsley were absent from fridays tan ner lineup and this left them at a disadvantage lineups acton sweeney kavanaugb davison phillips morton sny der s townsley hands mason malcolm s mcdonald cooper mellon young cheltenham barry smith goal a smith k thompson finnegan grant smith tibbetts bob smith rand king wanless judge richardson cierkadministrator jack mcgeachie drops the first puck as acton tanners opened the j 196768 hockey season of home last friday s night centreman is harry red phillips the f v tanners lost but showed they had the poten- fiat for a contending team when they whip into shape staff photo orioles first loss jets down orioles 62 raiders wallop hornets jets downed the orioles in the industrial league opener sunday night for a 62 victory this was orioles first loss of the season big improvement tanners lose 72 to huskies tuesday glis atom brampton downed weston 31 saturday moratnginthe legions atom hockey division jeff shields scored in the second and third periods for brampton on assists from scott malcolm and gord bruce with danny webster netting their final marker for the winning tally from gord bruce mike morris scored unassisted for weston in the opening period of play r novice niagara falls feu to hamilton in the first half of a twinbill in the novice division hamiltons rally in the second and thirdper- lods took them to a 31 win over the flyers ricky bagmskl opened tor nia gara falls in the first period on a score from j hurley dave morris came back for hamilton in the second on a pass from g martin followed by john mccut- cheon in the third assisted by gordy toth ivan ttearn tallied up tor the winners when he potted one on a pass from gordy toth for the victory steve paplllon received a slashing penalty for niagara falls for the only misdemeanor of the game oshawas johnscoyne picked up their only marker for the third time in a row as oshawa fell to a 61 defeat by st catharines bin ware scored his first hat trick of the season on assists from ford alton on one james kuerby on two and steve brun- eue on the last- fort alton net ted two on assists from bill ware and scott oakley scored unassisted in the third pee wee first game pea wee action sat tnrw roeheater cleveland 53 glen mc- and george artin each picked up a pair on assists from john hansen and george arten peter hargrave finished up the tatty for rochester when he nassleted in the dying tot the game bern marshall ranted ctova- taby war a ha picked up a hat trick steve scored one in the first from peter pavll and two in the second one assisted by pavll again glen mckenrie took a hooking penalty tor rochester while steve marshall spent time for tripping on behalf of the cleve land squad baltimore downed springfield 51 in the second pee wee game dave forester scored spring fields only marker unassisted in the third period baltimores tally came from brian storey with one in the first on an assist from jim mcnabb mike ferguson unassisted in the second and steve ward jim if c- nabb and mike ferguson in the third charlie mcrae and steve shultls picked up assists in the third period scores bantam buffalo edged out hershey 54 in bantam hockey action thursday night hershey began to pick up speed in the third period but by then it was too late to catch buf falos 31 lead ken hurren picked up the first and second pointers for the win ners on assists from ron louttet on both markers brent irwin notched a pair from gary turk- osx and ron louttet white dave pink tallied in the third with ron louttets help henry wissenz started her shey scoring in the second on an assist from dan mcguloway hershey started a comeback in the third when trevor swan scored from randy marsh randy marsh followed upunassistedand henry wissena finished up from jim mullen buffalo penalties were handed out toshaae crosken for board ing and gord murray for tripping crosschecking caused henry wissena and trevor swan to spend time in the penalty box for hershey white randy marsh took a hoarding penalty showing a big improvement over their first two games ctj on tanners skated with the pow- erful durham huskies for two periods before going down to a 72 defeat last night tuesday third loss in as many starts gerar the tanners had blaktanffserv jnftt ry inglis billy wheeler ana jim netetrl farreuy back in the lineup and their presence helped them in the running j rayresna face blaved coal y the game was- close until the last period when huskies rattled in four straight goals extending a 31 lead they picked up in the first two stanzas the tanners had their share of the chances but lack of practice kept them from adding to the count durham jumped into a 20 lead in the last twolrunutes of the first period with two goals with in 18 minutes g vaughn and j aitken pulled the trigger it stayed 20 until the 440 mark of the second when harold towns- ley put the tanners back in the game with a goal assisted by blake inglis durham got an other from the stick of bob dav is at 1455 to stretch their lead to two goals again thellusldes swarmed all over the tiring tanners in the third potting four goals in a little more k their first win next wednesday than mi- o-t- u three minutes j schafer t night they make the lone jaunt g herman j aitken and c m port elgin lolff acton eottteir if sacton jayers goal r last goal at 945 when blake in- 4 presswood h tnsieyds rifled one n from brother der rhand s townsley g s ir vm ilwneelervew davison day night still seeking h phillips durham g holfong goal j filey b parker j senator l senator j lawrence j nixon c cowie g vaughn l grlffen b davis b mortley g herm- en c neweu j aitkens referees l metcalfe e mortimer linesman mic macs take 74 victory in hespeler opener thursday brampton weston atoms 3 3 novice hamilton niagara falls st catharines oshawa 3 3 3 3 pee wees baltimore 3 rochester 3 springfield 3 cleveland 3 3 1 1 0 3 2 1 0 0 1 1 3 scoring derby bantams bantams standings gp w l t pittsburg 2 2 0 0 buffalo 2 110 hershey 2 0 2 0 b play thurs 89 pm david pink buttalo ron louttet buffalo ken hurren buffalo bren irwin buffalo henry wissenz hershey atomsr scott malcolm bram jeff shields bram danny webster bram d mcgidoway bram mike morris weston novice r baginsu nf j mccutcheon h f alton st c b ware st c d morris h x pee wees d forester s s marshall c g mckenzier b storey b j mcnab b 6 3 2 1 2 7 6 5 4 3 for a team thats only had three practices before this game acton put on a fine show here tonight that was ross ball- entines remarks concerning the tanners opener for the 6768 season in hespeler last thurs day night for their first workout in the int b circuit acton did all right hespeler did have an advantage 0 with three games under their 0 belts and plenty of practice ses sions acton definitely needs a lot more practice to shape them- 0 selves into a winning squad 1 jim sweeney played outstand- 1 ing goal for the tanners stop- 0 ping many mic mac attempts to score but score they did and walked off with a 74 win over o acton t o opening period action saw ac- o tons presswood score with as- o si st s going to ron malcolm and harold townsley at 1335 hes peler quickly turned around with a comeback at 1458 when bill a raselt scored unassisted 1 bihtoggins and bob kitzman 5 followed up with two more mic o mac markers to give hespeler o the upper hand bob zarziki and o marv main made simultaneous assists on the two pointers at 1534 and 1705 2 ron presswood tallied up for o the tanners in the closing min- 1 utes of the first period with as- 3 sists going to ron malcolm and 0 wayne davison to give hespeler a 32 edge at the end of the first stanza 2 hespeler conjured up the only 1 marker in the second period 2 when maxv main slapped one past 2 sweeney at the 445 mark larry 2 0krafka and bob kitzman made the assists tanner presswood and mic 0 mac higgfns highlighted the sec- 1 end period with a sparring ex- hiutlon at 1044 each received o five minutes for fighting and two 3 for slashing larry okrafka slipped past the acton defense to open the third period scoring on a pass from kitzman and main at the 130 mark acton began to nar row the score down when tanner defence man ray hands pasted one past mic mac netmlnder john brenner with assistance from ron mellon hespelers ray scoin picked the upper corner of sweeneys feet to score with the assist go ing to neilson rod presswood completed his hat trick on an easy score from the blue line at 902 with tanner team mates wayne davison and harold town sley copping the assists and mak ing it a 61 game in hespelers favour in the dying minutes of the last period hespelers bob kitzman fresh from a stance in the pen alty box took hold of pass at centre ice slipped past actons defencemen and blasted one dir ectly at sweeney sweeney made the initial save but couldnt stop the rebound shot from mic macs marv main bringing the 74 hockey game to a close hespeler collected four of the six penalties handed out during the game jack watson goaltender for last years mic mac squad has taken on the coaching position for the team this season bob marshall managed the acton team while harold townsley took on the job of both coaching andplay- ing in thursday nights game max stafford officially took the tanners reins at sundaysprac- uce standings cheltenham hespeler durham seaforth port elgin acton elora h wanless m flnegancq a robinson c b smith c j judge c 4 3 1 1 1 2 no 3 i 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 games 4 6 1 3 2 having won four straight jets picked up their six markers in the first and second periods but couldnt score in the third as the orioles nicked up momentum ed hluiard opened for the jets on an assist from r mellon and notched another one from dan arbic in that same first period dan arbic slammed one past or iole netmlnder frank anthony to tally up in the first clayton ward scored the oriole opener unassisted and johngpy netted one past jet netman john leatherland to make it a 32 score going into the second per iod jim buhough picked up a hat trick in the second stanza of play with ah three assists going to ed billiard jets collected the only two pen alties of the game with jack uc- kenzies 10 minute misconduct and ed hiolard s two minute minor for holding in the second half of the twin- bill raiders clinched their sec ond win of the season as they trounced the hornets 124 raid- lions down oakvilk juves in a good team effort acton lions downed oakvllle juveniles to the tune of 40 in oakvlue sat urday night coach leader had the boys fir ed up for this one and from the opening faceoff acton roared in and opened the scoring mar shall from elliott and owen with 25 seconds gone was the first scoring play in the second period at the four minute mark cook finished off a rush from mason and mc- kenzie before the period was over milne rifled a shot that left the oakvlue team stunned to make it 30 elliott and farrell picked up assists marshall scored bis second goal in the third period on a pic ture play from elliott to round out the scoring paul cooper be wildered the oakvllle team and ts kept them off the score sheet 6 2 2 2 0 o played ers scored a series of four goals in each of the three periods with the hornets matching them in the second bui coon picked up a bat trick in the first period with assists going to jim mcdonald on two and gord mason one ken tuck made it four on a pass from turk sheppard second period tauy for the raiders came from ken tuck assisted by sheldon blow gord van gils assist bin coon turk sheppard on a pass from ken tuck and sheldon blow from kan tuck hornets fought back in the sec ond when rick gordon opened their scoring on an assist from kenhern and later with one on assist from larry mcaffee mc- aflee netted a pair with rick gordon collecting the assists raiders came on strong again in the third as the hornets spirit began to weaken gord mason slammed one in from gord van- gils and sheldon blow followed with an unassisted goal turk sheppard slipped one by ross pudgeu again on a pass from sheldon blow while gord mason would up the raider tally with assists going to b1u coon and gord vanrgus john goy and ruddy holmes of the hornets picked up the only penalties of the game for inter ference and elbowing in the third period acton arena schedule 8 6 5 5 tcrtj 9 frmtr imw i at maw monf svai4o r bauentlne a bowl for pleasing brine 1un bowl for health the entire family can bowl together make it data bowl where ithe action isi i acton bowling lanes 10 main st n membbi ojkpjk 3s4170 j hne leather goods walleft key cases and sundry gift llama of the finest quality on display at tcrtj rwr wednesday novimmt 2 67 pm hockey school 78 pm pee wee trlcty 89 pm bantam tricty 910 pm midget trlcty 1011 pm ind hockey thursday novawur m 23 pm mother and pre school skating 68 pm figure skating 89 pm legion hockey 910 pm juvenile trioy 1012 pm ind hockey friday dfcfmmr t 630730 pm novice tricty v 830 pm hetpeler va acton tanner saturday dfcemur 2 89 am girl hockey 9 151045 am private leuons figure skating 10451245 figure skating 16 pm legion hockey 6307 30bantam ohcty 810 pm public skating sunday nitatimi 9 811 arnlndustrial hockey 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