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8 TH OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 7, 1965 C. Study To \CONCEDE THIS YEAR Decide Kansas City Athletics J The recent flood of publicjtion of each division by three orjmakes his alternative improb-;studept body are in no way ath- able, or all but a handful of thelletically inclined school field days should be more|four competitors. A boy may win! than enough to dispel the no-jthe 100 and 220 yard sprints, tion that our youth is rapidly be-| for example. place second in the coming a mass of quivering|449 and half-mile, and finish jelly. But the fact is, a close ' ; { jook at the results will reveal third in the mile, pero wowed unters Contribution on natural resources--and oftenit brings forth the critics and recreation conflicts with other|sentiments of many who like tO) Horers serves io underscore two|Senators are in the same boat section of British Columbia to) uses of the same resources or|shoot, fish, photograph, observe, environment, For example, con-|study--and also eat it, VANCOUVER (CP)--A_ pilot project is under way in one try to determine what hunters contribute to the economy of the province The research project also is aimed at finding out how hunt ing affects wildlife--one of the most valued and yet one of the) least known resources in terms of dollars and cents, In most cases hunters don't really know how much they] contribute--and the government doesn't know for sure--because the problem of evaluating this activity is one that can stump an economist, . | Hunters, government and an economist are joining forees in} the current project, It could lead to more extensive assess | ment of wildlife generally, coyv-! ering a multitude of people places, animals and technical problems Dr Peter HH, Pearse of the economics department of the University of British Columbia has been named to direct the undertaking. He says recreation is placing increasing demands | | SPORT FROM BRITAIN |AIM AT EFFICIENT USE |will enable public authorities to flicts among hunting, farming! [9 evaluate such @ resource and forestry are quite COMMON jn terms of dollars and cents} pall, in many provinces, appears to be a formidable task) aid on a province-wide basis would appear almost impos sible letic this only "Only thing about when we know some- it the value of re sources can realistic decisions) 'Phys the be made about how muchiiqward a specific natural re-ldeve should be spent on manage-\cource in a specific area--big! futur ment, and yg! peter He jgame in B.C,'s Kast Kootenay soure oule e sacrificed for ™ . . . se aig tg conflicts CONTAINS AMPI GAME arise," The Kast Kootenay covering the southeast corner) runn Dr, Pearse and his colleagues |o¢ the province from Kootenay | attity in the assessment project hope)y ake to the B.C,-Alberta border. | the application ¢ of economicli; abounds in moose, deer, elk,| come analyses to the data collected! mountain sheep; goats and sev i Su INCUAINE ny ¢ way son et 7 futur project is the eral species of bear, decide on the most efficient Uselipe gyizz}s or combination of uses to which The Kast Kootena a particular can be put al Wall ts ouch: @ Hatter, a cause it comprises a the B.C. fish and said recently that resource' nobody everyone use He said the emotional appeal; of wildlife is untike other renewable re lends it study be particu area area director of branch wildlife is bus James game arly self contained 4 which hunting is, especially bul able," Di val-| sider -- quiri Pearse says hie The researchers will attempt o establish the economic f the sport by inte number of those who hunted in may the area year, This in-isport processed al to be ing 1 alue not that of ource last formation will be URC Popularity Of Golf Game Zooming In By JIM CONWAY LONDON (CP) Across length and breadth of. Britain's greens and fairways, golfers are shooting more balls into more holes--or sand traps--than ever before The Scotland the born in spread that was and later throughout Britain before it was adopted and improved overseas, is having 4 renais sance which could usher 'in a whole new generation of golf addicts, The sport, once considered the pastime of middle aged! businessmen and retired army| officers, now is the ruling pas sion of more than 1,000,000 Britons During the Jast 12 years, the number of golfers has doubled and it is still rising rapidly, | Clubs and local authorities can-| not keep up with the Influx of new players There now are 1,750 courses in this country; 1,435 owned by private clubs and 315 run. by local authorities for the public. | To try to keep pace with} the demand, clubs and public | courses are building new} éourses and adding to those al-| ready in use Many clubs already have a full membership, and applicants may have to wait as long as) two years. For the more ex-| elusive clubs, such as Went worth in Surrey, members pay an average $100 membership fee and an annual subscription of $100--if they can find four proposers ta sponsor them TRY SHORTER LAYOUTS Public courses are a wel ource of revenue to local cr which charge as little as| 49 cents for an 18-hole round] but still bring to $30,000) far game vinne ne} cils In up Teenagers are good savers! For instance, h fac children (12-21) saves you 25% when they fly with you any day on AIR CANADA's FAMILY RARE DISCOUNTS in North America, Mother for 25% OFF your children (2-11) fly for 50% OFF... infants under 2 fly FREE, when accompanied by an adult and do not occupy a alone! also travels eat y Travel Agent write us at 130 Bloor Toronto AIR CANADA | For Reservations and Infermetion Coll DONALD TRAVEL SERVICE OSHAWA WHITBY BROOKLIN 300 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY PHONE 668-3304 Coll Now For Complete Travel Arrangements MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE 23 KING ST. EAST PHONE 723.9441 oF 723.7001 Resources for the Future Inc As cerne 112 1 private research group based 1 Washington, D.« j ! he n SPOnsor work They Plan For 1966 Already And the A's aren't alone in the most prominent aspects of| with a few superb athletes, and) A statement issued last Tues- Astros,|the meets has been the domina-|the day by the General Manager of|their the Kansas City Athletics, Hank|Chicago Cubs and Washington unfortunate facts concerning thejand it's just possible the New world or galaxy, of major league base-jaboard too, It Peters implied aimed | schedule), True, is an areal games off the pace set by front- jmight well be 3544. games In! Peters viewing ajyou pla » neither winning nor play and. the provincial drears ball and basketball already eal every leffect. plight Houston there is likely to be no such|Places in the 100 With few exceptions wins the other three events. | one of Hither every school is graced] frequency of occurrence Yankees have hopped seems the only alternative open to these clubs is to lure away a piece of the has conceded|New York Mets Public Rela race (after|tlons department, No matter 161-game|how low the Mets sink, and only ' the great plate umpire in the sky knows how low that may ul timately be, there is always an inexplicable electricity attached to every one of their games While the Kansas City boys ing Minnesota, but with the lack the talent to become real ide they have adopted, they contenders at the moment, they away|baven't been stuffing their fi nancial resources under the dug more appropriately,| York that the Ath front office year's pennant 49 games of & and will go to work) loping young talent for the e the time of were the A's at amouncement 1534 » World Series time out bench the mana 1ent doe fans to elbow their| On the contrary, they spent into the stadium this sea-|the tidy sum of $600-000 in bonu when their club's sights are|/Payments last year 'alone in 1of on this vear but on the their vain hunt for a few base ¢ And don't forget, Mrjball players. 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