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| i | | im « 14. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, October 12,1963 CANADA OUTDOORS Humans No.1 In Provincial TORONTO (CP) -- "The hu- man being is the dirtiest animal there is!" With thes words, Canada's newest watchdog jumped into the conservation fray. Gavin Henderson, secretary of the newly formed National-Pro- vincial Parks Association, said Canadians are ruining their seeking keep parks." heritage. very peace and quiet they are for Tomorrow 'conference held "Our society will attempt to the restaurants, motels and drive-in theatres out of the He said the society will use films, press releases and "'every possible means" to teach Cana- dians to respect their national Menace Parks in Montreal in October, which said: "There is a need for an in- formed, organized, non-govern- ment association to promote the 1961, and perform a watchdog role over those areas now reserved for park purposes." Mr. Henderson, executive di- Jexploit the parks fer personal nent interests of park development 44 5 4 prosct. "SPORTS BRIEFS SPORT FROM BRITAIN _ pace. 'Continental and Soutn American seccer is constantly CRITICIZE QUEBEC "1 don't think the politicians know how much the people re- sent losing their parks. to min- ing and logging companies." Commenting on last month's announcement by Quebec's Re- sources-Minister Rene Levesque that prospectors would be al- lowed to investigate provincial park property, Mr, Henderson said "'we are very disappointed in Mr, Levesque's recent ac- tions." Ontario has the right attitude toward its parks, he: said, re- calling that last year "Premier John Robarts said _ miners property as long as he was in power," Mr. Henderson said the na- tional society will support pro- take for Rea SWAP DEFENCEMEN DETROIT (AP) Red Wings dnd Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League swapped: defencemen Wednes- day. Detroit sent rookie Gerry Odrowski to Boston in exchange veteran Warren Godfrey. Godfrey was to report to the Wings, Pittsburgh club in the American Hockey League for Wednesday night's game in Buffalo. WANT GUARANTEES LONDON (AP) -- British box- ing chiefs said Wednesday they would never be allowed on park} were opposed to. Sonny Liston fighting in Britain again unless) he gives. adequate guarantees of fulfilling his engagements. Butiiistorical grounds, it's embar- they postponed a final decision. | a ssing to realize that until re- Detroit farm lands. Soccer Centennial is Only Time Celebration LONDON siebi aise cab sia best player and) is val- tenary 'will soon be celebrated here but some Britons are a bit uncomfortable about it. Britain gave soccer to thejand such stars as Stan Matthews world, dominated it for 40 years and was responsible for its posi- tion as the most universally played sport. But even the most insular patriot would admit the initiative has moved to-foreign/rope for the last 10 years in the Although celebrating the 100th anniversary here is justified on 'changing in style.- Apart-from the -invention-of shingdards and the disappearance of sideburns, soccer here has hardly changed in 50 years. : Soccer abroad is treated as big business and there's money available for development of ued at close to $1,000,000. personnel. British teams are apt By THE CANADIAN PRESS Man 0° War 'beat Sir Barton by-soven-longths- at 'Kenilworth Park, Windsor, in a match wace for $80,000 43 years ago today. The horses, owned respectively by Samuel Riddle of Ken- tucky and Col. J. K. LeRoss vd ree then. were re- red. Q to rely on donations from their supporters. In South America and Europe players are taught that, although their own club pays their wages, the pride of playing for the na- tional team comes first. Britain's attitude can_ be Britons abroad frequently are told' how much British: soccer are respected. But the glow of pride is diminished by a peep at recent records. English and Scottish teams have been campaigning in Eu- HALIFAX IS PGA SITE HALIFAX (CP) --: The Ash- burn Golf Club in Halifax has been selected as the site of the 1964 Canadian Professiona: ers" Association championships. 1 Gu f- summed up in the words of an England forward who said that when he pulled on his country's uniform the fire went out of his belly. It all makes one wonder hope of picking up a bauble or two. So far they have collected One--a cup won by Tottenham Hotspur last year. Over the last decade Eng- on seueg Buyin st GUIDE REALTY LTD. tele © LLOYD CORSON, President © DICK YOUNG Vice-President @ LUCAS PEACOCK Sec-Trees. 16 SIMCOE $T. S., OSHAWA | PHONE 723-1121 vincial organizations and The British boxing board of con- action only where there is no|trol considered Liston's sudden one else to do it. ldeparture from Britain last "If a province has no con-|month. ; sale i ' servation organization we wil TURLEY IS COACH either step in ourselves or else} . eccia Wad organize a society for the prov-| BOSTON (AP) -- Boston Re ; ; ' Sox of the American League|P.ayers excite the international ati stroy he|mendation from the Resources|now we have only six from On- ince." F M "7h, |transfer market. barrassed at the sight of soc-| forts of civilization destroy | poe ted Guelien, We intend to|,, While trying to help protect|signed Bob Turley a oa a |The Brazilians are champions|cer's founder nation taking | Pe lapproach the other provinces| fe, parks now in existence, the/ing coach aie i gtd of the world, having succeeded| beating. SPORTS OUTDOORS By Bill Bero soon, however, and get the show S°CC'Y will also lobby for more|hard-throwing right-hander best th. yungarians' Magyar Horde| Visiting administrators seem| more fully on the road. national and provincial parks. |known for his winning yearsio¢ the 1950s, A 22-year-old for-/nonplussed by the backward| i ; "Only one-half of one per cent/with New York Yankees, ended) ward called Pele, raised in the|state of the' game here. | GUN TIPS: cuoxe | I must emphasize, though,|of Canada is parkland. Surelyjiiis active career this past s€a-'noyerty - stricken hinterland af} The main criticism is that (CONTROLS PATTERNS | OF SPREAD OF SHOT CHARGE) SHOULD BE that as a matter of principle we|we need more than that." ison with the Red Sox, after be-/Ri9 de Janeiro, is rated the|British soccer has failed to keep i d by Los Angeles An-| -- d SELECTED ACCORD- | ING TO RANGE OF | SHOOTING. parks with empty beer bottles and candy wrappers. land's national team has fled in defeat from Budapest, Belgrade and Paris, and even managed to lose to the United States. During one particularly hun- gry period, one Continental coach said he was almost em- < rector of the Conservation Coun- oe watchdog on provincial and fed-|cil of Ontario, is interim secre- Ha mens oa pero eral parks acts to ensure they|tary of a board of trustees for " . tig but when they get are being administered as in-|the new organization. there they want the conveni- tended, "We hope to have about 20) INDEPENDENT GROUP jor 30 trustees representing re- ences of apartment living. E IDE} J I "Don't they see that the com-| This is in line with a recom-|gions across Canada but right cently British players were among the lowest paid in the world; that neither England, Scotland, Wales nor Northern Ireland has ever won the World Cup, and that only a few of their The society will also be a whether Britain's first and last contribution to the sport was made by the handful of outdoor types who met on the evening of Nov. 26, 1863, and founded the Football Association. I jing r don't want government mem- gels. ) |, |bers. That would compromise | \our position in any possible bar-| VaneoOvin eT ein: gaining with the government." | mer Mary Stewart Tuesday was|the honor since it was instituted) Mr. Henderson said the so-|given a page in the Civic Merit/21 years ago, Miss Stewart, 17, ciety will be "a voice for Cana-|Book, Vancouver's hi ghes tlis described on the page as Can- S dians" and will attempt w belaward. With the recognition|ada's female athlete of the year, AROUND, FOR | heard over the bellow of com- went a gold medal and a place/1961 and 1962 and holder of! SQUIRRELS | mercial interests who want to'with only 10 others named for|many records RABBITS, | O.H.A. JUNIOR "A" HOCKEY SUBSCRIBERS SEATS FOR THE OSHAWA GENERALS 1963-64 HOCKEY CAMPAIGN Now On Sale At These Locations @ Bowmanville Arena Box Office @ Bolahood's Sportshaven, 61 King East, Oshawa @ Jim Bishop's Sporting Goods, 151 King East, Oshawa GET YOURS NOW YOUR SHOTGUN... 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