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atoms dixie edged werlon 32 on foals by nlchob woodman and roaenberiky todd mclntyre and jtretrsuls cored for weston gary scoyne collected an aialst w v frithe second atom game bert port flied a hat trick to lead cuelph to a 43 win over brampton vlckery allied ihe other guelph goal randy mclntyre counted all three brampton goals v novice hamilton tripped niaaarj falli 31 at marvin mcnabb fired a hat trick mark mckerracher added an assist jim vickery cored for the flyers pred allan taxed on a peu from bruce ucphill at 1 84 or the third period to give st catharlnei a 21 win over oihawa jeff jollymote alio scored for the winner t and barry mckemcher replied for othawa pee wee cleveland whipped rochester 41 in the first pee wee game james ellcrby cored twice and terry slaven and tony lambert once each for the winner elloby lambert and steve buchanan picked up lasisls w w ricky baginiki scored thtee koala and added two assists aa baltimore topped springfield 6-3- jim cenllet scored two and brett legate had a goal and two assists david morrl tcored twice and john dwyer once for the loieri charley bennett had an euin bantamskerihey doubled ihe score on pittsburgh 42 aa roger swan tcored two goals and jamie davidson and john fucht added one apiece ken jordan picked up an eultt chrit tennant and george artem icoted for pittsburgh midgetscord williarai and carl reed each scored a pair of goals aa lot angeles whitewashed st louis s0 hank wissertx added the fifth king- goal williams wiaaenz and johnny jordan collected assists legion house league schedule saturdays atoms dac- brampton vs dbtle 1 1 e weston v cu4lrli 1 1 noun dacis- avrejuplon vs guelah 1 1 ajn male vs weston is noon dec 30- guelnh vi waslon 1 1 am ttrtinnton vi dixie 1 2 noon dactt- dsase w gueiph ii ajn walton vi brampton 1 2 noon jan 3 dlaie vi walton 1 1 am ttrsmpton vs guetoh 1 2 noon jan 10 m halvon school bodrd mumuomt during a regular meeting of the halton county board of education thursday members appointed mrs m tamblyn of acton district high school as acting assistant head of girls physical education and received resignations from mrs patricia lillle of limehouse and mrs mary e giiten of glen williams as well as four from georgetown named trustee l pease f bidwell bodner t watson e r sovereign h clohecy and j noble to the 1970 salary negotiating commit appointed trustees e price and w priestner with administration officials o gllmore and b undley to diicuss with the oakville recreation committee a policy on the community use of schools gualjmi vi dixie 1 1 aw brsmplon vi weston 1 2 noon jan ir- dixie vi brtnaetoa 1 1 ajn oudeh vi wstlon 1 2 noon janrm- hremp ion vi dixie ii am guekih vi weston 1 2 noon jan 31 watloa vi dixie 1 1 em guetah vi straieton 1 2 noon feb 7 brampton vi weston 1 1 am dixie vi cuefeh 12 noon feb 14 oueteh vi brampton 1 1 a jn weston ve dixie 12 noon feb 21 brampton vs weston 1 1 am oueieh vi dixie 1 2 noon novices dec 6 st kills vi oihswa 7 am nla fsjii vi llsmillon 8 am dec 1 st klltsvsnufslli7ain oihswa vi hamilton b am dec 20- llamuton vi si kilts 7 am nla falls vi oihswa b am dec 27 nia fshi vi llsmillon 7 am oihawa vi si kltti 8 am jan 3- sl kill vs nle falsi 7 am hamilton vi oihswa 8 am jan 10 nla fahi vs oihswa 7 am si kim vi hamilton 8 am jan 17 oshiwa vi si kltti 7 am hamilton vs nla fails 8 am jan 24 llsmillon vs oihswa 7 ajn nle i sill vi si kill b am jan jl si kllli vi hamilton 7 am oihawa vi nla falls 8 am feb 7 nil flili vs si acllta 7 am oihswa vs hamilton 8 ajn feb 14 oihswa vi si kltti 7 am llsmillon vi nu fall 8 am feb 21 oihawa vi nu falli 7 am llsmillon vs si kltti 8 am fee wees dec 6 sprtnenelu vi rocheiter 0 am cleveurul vi baltimore 10 ajn deo ij- balttmoi e vs springfield 9 am rocheiter vs cleveland 1 0 am dec 20- sprinsfield vs cleveland 9 em baltimore vs rocheiter 10 am dae 27 as imake a hit with dad with a reclining chair cmoki of memuu skktthrs kkust- mrvivk ecockmtt in fabric ob vtnvl 41 41 41 4 4j 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 adapa acton home furnishing george wallace receives diploma from fair board two certificates for meritorious service were presented last tuesday by acton agricultural society one that was overdue and this years special award recipient of the years honors from the society was wellknown district farmer george wallace and johnnv moles who was unable to be present when his award was given in 1968 was back in the district to receive it this time george wallaces outstanding blames outdated trespass act for township hunting problems by art hawes last wednesday night a meeting was held with the halton sportamerts association it milton to discuss the proposed dosing of hunting in nastagaweya and etquesing townships representatives from most of the gun clubs in halton were bitten as well as two from the department of lands and forests dale can ley conservation officer from the department of lands and forests discussed the problems he ran into in regard to the apparent dispute between landowners and hunters lb pointed out the largest tingle problem la our outdated trespass act under the trespass atft the charge has to be laid by the landowner who then must attend court upon conviction the maximum fine it 10 the conservation officers he fell should be able to by ihe charge without ihe landowner having to attend court and the penally should be high enough to discourage hunters from trespassing he pointed out very few landowners want the hunting closed but that the few who do are making enough complaints to move local councils to close hunting dale wenl on to tell of surveys taken in oakville and ancatter where they are experiencing similar complaints surveys showed over 80 per cent of the landowners were in favor of hunting is pet cent were indifferent and leu than 5 per cent wete opposed however he pointed out the less than s per cent group were getting the headlines and the attention of the local council while the hunters were sitting back and doing notlung in ancaster township ihe department of lands and forests and the local gun clubs worked out a cooperative deal cleveland vs baltimore 9 am rochester vs springfield 10 a m ian 3 rocheiter vs ctevetsnd 9 s m sprtnaf letd vi baltimore 1 0 am jen 10- bsllimore vs rochester 9 s m cleveland vs springfield 10 am jan 17- rochciter vs springfield 9 am balrlmore vs cleveland 10 am jan 24 springfield vi baltimore 9 am cleveland vs rocheiter 1 0 am jan 31 cleveland vs springfield 9 am rocheiter vs baltimore 10 am feb 7 baltimore vs cleveland 9 s m springfield vs rocheiter 10 am feb f- rocheiler vs baltimore 9 am springfield vs cleveland 10 am feb ii bslttmoie vs springfield 9 am cleveland vi rocheiler 10 am with the landowners signs were provided to farmers to that safety zones could be set up on the farms the signs said no hunting past this point safety zone these signs were placed around buddings tfid pastures hunting was limited to those with the tandownera permission and anyone found hunting without permission watcluiged oskvjie also has a bylaw preventing anyone from hunting who hasnt the landowners permission in both townihipt there have been almost no complaints about hunters mr gartley utl ihe hunting by permission law seems to weed out the bad hunter and improves hunting for the hunter who is willing to take ihe time to talk to the farmer fust he said the surveys conducted indicated most farmers appreciated being asked by the hunter for permission another problem was local magistrates who do not set high enough fines to discourage offenders for example hunting without a licence in halton county usually brings a fine of sis the same offence in the windsor area results in a fine of from j7s to 125 mr gartley also pointed out that suspension of hunting licences for a period of lime for offenders was also a good deterrent that few magistrates use most offences involving disputes between hunters and landowners are caused by hunters from outside the local area especially those from tome ethnic groups who either dont understand or care about the farmers rights mr gartley said that the hunter safety training program was good and has helped improve the record of hunting accidents and has helped to make yor hunters e aware of ine rights of the i aimer but that many are obtaining licences by illegal means the program has been an asset to ihe person who has an honest interest in hunting and gun safety but the dishonest arc getting around the law in reply to a question from ihe floor mr gartley said that there are very few cases of livestock actually being shot by hunters in most instances the animals are shot by thieves out to get a free supply of meat or in tome cases by farmers who have a sick or disabled animal that hat little resale value and therefore shoot the animal to get compensation from the department of lands and forests for hunter damage questions were also asked in regard to the story in local papers recently regarding the christmas decorations visit hinums basement toyland for the largest selection of decorations for the house or tree electrical decorations the lowest prices anvwhere ieottad 0uld0 wlh 7t5 or 26 bulbs trsnioarent at mini lioht sen f lashino until smi novsllv sets floodlioht set and spar bulbs tor outside or inside use ss f ot christmas tree an redactor flashers aatanaion cords fuse plikjs switches arc gee our selection lor indoor or outdoor use ot electrical cendoliers rrwrjsdlitij w oold u dkomtuns for ihe tre tree stands stardust tree skirt i snow basts tree drapes tree tone anosk stars ate icieua enjet he tnsels oarlands omssminv hane mefca h snow in irt colors auo stencils tree balls and ornaments choose from toll blown slaes nlastle aetln ahaen uvolosm snowballs arc decorations for the house christmas door knockers door and wall plenuea crane w d christina batlavxtwrawhs arlshss tor llripuk and roomi eoineettla artificial chrtetmee flowers fj sprls netwttv tela sama fituree snowmen and ralndeare rjrwletiriaa esmratvleee for mbles and tiraplaoas slhw and sold spray paint laney christmas stockinet mmtmo serle and holly ovlsnii v esne with laiwevtshw a beautiful selection to choose from artificial cfcrletmea wala scotch pine or tinsel from 2 to 6 teet at hintons basement toy land vou will find everything vou need in decorations hintons 5 to s store incidents surrounding the escape of is00 pheasants from an etouesing hatchery mr gatley said there were a few charges laid for violations of the hunting laws he also said the whole truth was not printed lie pointed out hut although several liespassers were nabbled hie owners would nol prosecute he also said the department of lands and forests and ontario provincial police offered to send all available men to the scene to help round up as many of the escaped bitds at possible but lie owners turned live offer down a discussion followed and it was decided that if was in live interest of all tesponsible hunters to support a bylaw that would discourage bad hunters and yet leave hie area open for good hunters a committee was formed to come up with a brief to be submitted to local councils in live hope that a total ban on hunting could be avoided drewt highlight uti tfob dance drawi jcccntctj the wclljticiidcd liu in club dance at iht muuc centre liti inday evening the winning licltei fur the skidtm was drawn during the dance by mrt nor nun urn ida other lucky dxuwi uw a ttccr hide rug do ruled by ueardmmc and co won by donna manes a box of groceries donated by i c a won by jackie nolan a christmas cracker won by dr brian moore a lighter donated by canadian tire won by don dupuis and a book ol lastminute tickets on the skidoo won by ruth miller the four tunes played for dancing and everyone reported a good time record was outlined by calvin ailkcn ai the inrtuftl dinner held in churchill community church hes t pat reeve of end wsi wellington county wsrtien in im i is on the grand valley conservation authority tt a former chairman of the erin towndup school board and a director of the united coopera tivea ef ontario guhrvh branch mr and mrs wallace have lived on their present farm at ttr 4 hock wood for about the past 10 years before that he farmed m nauagaweya where he was born johnny mnlei received hit certificate nun r l davidson he left the a elm district and works with ontario hydro he is also asumiated with the ontario 411 council both mr wallace and mr moles are former presidents ol the agmulluial society over h enjoyed the dinner wived in the ihunh bailment head tabic guevts some of whom brought greetings or spoke briefly to ihe crowd were acton mayor let duby and mrs duhy mrs wilutn a member of the ontario executive of association ol agricultural societies and mr wilvon of matkhamjg rep henry stanley and mrs stanley of milton the rev and mis waller fosbury president of the fair and chairman for ihe evening winner fryer ladies boa id president mrs w 1 1 nl i j in and mr iinham first vicpresident don matthews and mrs matthews xecond vicepresident hill nelles mrcrclurylreasurcr mr c w swjckliainci and mr swackhamer past president jack marshall with corresponding secretary mrs marshall mivi acton lair cathy smith and dr david van der bent others who biought greetings were the presidents of coraelown and milton fairs mr hall and mr rcadhcad mrs berl benton played her accordion and popular fair entertainer vincc mount ford led trw acton frtw press wodrwaday december 3 i9ap doctors put wells ma fire in bear pit hot seat f j bv calvin t uvh ssii rtiii isjol iivi id shown tom wells minister of health for ontario was in the bear pit friday at the annual meeting of halton west progressive conservative association in burlington several halton doctors did most of the questioning tor close to two hours area doctors put the health minister in the hot teat at they berated the new oiisip plan and its payment of only jo per cent of hie dncisrt fees motf doctors ate being paid x per cent by oiisip and billing llieir patients fijr the remainder ruilltititon doctor uerelt lluirowt calledtt a lousy ithenve ileudel crlltclrliig the 0 per cent payment plan dikton unuplaincd oiisip was slow in sending iheques to he doctors halton medical society pieiident ur w mtlawiki uld ihe adnmmlrauon of hie tilan it terrible mr wells told llietn oiisip is piiuetihig filtxx daunt a day and there were bound to be a few problemt he claimed mm i ducton he talked to wete happy with the plan heltons firefighters attended a unique faihion show in oakville fire hall recently ii features male models and firefightlng eoulpment not clothing was on display safety supply co one of ihe major suppliers of equipment for fire departments sponsored the fashion show al hie november meeting of llallon mutual aid firefighters from hie five halton file btlgadet were present several new items in ihe line of lightweight fiierigliting equipment were tltown later in the meeting the new officers for 10 were selected firefighter ieorge honey of buillngton will be chairman capt wes miller of oakville vicechairman and kick uutgln of burlington was relumed as secretary treasurer past president it hill henderson georgetown mfjamqfflsp paity pak tv i s pieces of chicken 30 pieces of chicken chicken snack 2 flrcei mm if chkktn xv i ranch i rtei chicken irs a box j ivcei uf chicken irench i riei cole slaw buirrr hun fj aea honey 149 special pak tasty cole slaw now available family box of french fries fl 00 six rolls 30c family boa cob slaw s0c single order french fries su packs of honey lie 30c plecei of i uvor crltp chicken ready to serve phone 8631 20 y and your order will be prepared for pickup winter hours thursoav 1 1 a m loqpm fri sat tl m lo 13pm in a singsong bill ncllcs introduced dr van dcr bent who showed beautiful slides of hts leccnt trip to australia new zealand and the liji wands me was thanked by don matthews and presented with a hand carved wallet in appreciation 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