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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 30, 1965 ra oe cf ytd POSTERS, asking for the co-operation of hunters in protecting racing pigeons, are being placed up in the local area, by the New- castle Junior Sportsmen's Club. Tom Welsh and Susan Hockett are stiown here with one of the posters. Westmount Kiwanis Club, YOUNG SPORTSMEN who are starting out early on the proper paths of con- strong boosters for the young sportsmen, and Tom Welsh, secretary of the New- servation and helping others, are shown above castle Junior Club, Recent- Frank Vaniersal --- is ly they have, repaired the President of the New i okt and castle Sportsman's Junior broken rods and eels Club. Centre is Harold then passed them along to Davidson, vice-president of fishing enthusiasts. Junior Sportsmen Have Big Program recommendations for the marsh, castle Sportsman's Club of Osh-/from the Oshawa Fish and Wild- awa has embarked on their 1965/life Advisory Committee. It is summer conservation programjexpected that some 15 young- with great vim and vigor. |sters will embark on the tree- Of noteworthy attention was|planting program, which even- their recent workshop, for re-|tually will see about two thou- pairing rods and reels in co-|sand trees planted in the marsh. operation, with the Westmount) jp co-operation with the Ca- Kiwanis Club. A few weeks ag0,/nadian Racing Pigeon Union, the Westmount Kiwanis Club/they will post this area with pla- brought in a number of reels and/cards, calling attention to the other fishing equipment, which|fact 'that racing pigeons are was in need of repair. These|highly-prized birds, in this area were needed as door prizes for\and oft times careless hunters The Junior Club of the New- the under-privileged fishermen, |anq others will shoot these birds| aged eight-to-12, who are mem-|down for the sheer aim of kill- bers of the Conservation Sec-\ing, This is a wanton action and tion of the Kiwanis. -- lall pigeon fanciers will be most The Newcastle Juniors havelnanny with having the Newcas- very diligently taken over this|tije Junior Club place these post- project and have yore pypersed a in the Oshawa area. repaired all reels and_ other) ; : pieces of fishing gear and have In elections held for the ex -- these to the service |erank Vaniersal Jr. was elect- : : led president. Bill Hackett 1s we' Pape cama oateetay (vies president while Tom Welsh when 'they embark on a tree-/"0¢ Arlene Doidge _ were planting program, in the Sec- elected secretary and treasurer, ond Marsh, in conjunction with|respectively. When it comes *Specialist: Anyone--after a taste of Walker's You're a Specialist in good taste when you luxury whisky at a popular price--Walker's Special Old. Good taste, good looks, and economy have made it Canada's ] |--you never require it until you ecutive of the Junior Club,} CANADA OUTDOORS graduated pressures could well arise for such action. "Ontario, which has run into a rash of hunting accidents, has a compulsory course, Five other provinces, including Al- berta, conduct them on a volun- itary basis." However, Alberta is the only province to offer a program which extends far beyond mere By BOB TRIMBEE EDMONTON (CP) Sur- vival training is like insurance Ineed it, says Paul Presidente, ichief of Alberta's hunter train- 'ing program. But while insurance does not jincrease your chance of an ex- ltended life, survival training |will, he adds. hunting safety and .gun hand- Survival in the wilds is one ling. In its two years of opera- jphase of an extensive educa-ltion jt has gained national at- jtional course offered by -Al-itention among wildlife officials berta's Wildlife Service aimed/a; g possible model for other at increasing knowledge and! sovernments and three --"B.C., confidence of sportsmen in the Newfoundland and Yukon Ter- interest of hunter safety and) itories -- have made detailed greater enjoyment of the dout-\.tudies of the Alberta course| doors. during preliminary work aimed) "The course is. not intended at introducing something simi-| to be the last word on any par-jlar in their areas. | ticular aspect of hunting nor! Manitoba and Saskatchewan, does it include everything. It iS|\ which long have had a hunter-| a broad base on all facets Of/training program, are consider-| hunting and fishing designed t0|ing incorporation in their plans| gi evanyone a good grounding/or some features of the Alberta] jfrom which they can continue | program. | more intensive study in areas of |personal interest." MUST ATTEND It includes a broad look: at) One area of intensive interest iprinciples involved in game/among officials outside Alberta management and _ legislation, is Presidente's system to en- hunting regulations, game and'sure 'graduate instructors re- fowl habitat and identification,)main active. fishing, care of firearms, hunt-| "We require all instructors to ling hints, hints for the house-|attend a week-long course and lwife who prepares game mealithen get at least 75 per cent on \for meals, archery, first aid/y written test of 132 questions. and survival. |Anyone who has not attended Today there are more thanjevery lecture cannot write the 1300 qualified instructors . andjexam. |more than 3,000 Alberta sports-| "Once they have made the men and: women among the|grade they continue to hold an /117,000 who purchase eitherjinstructor's certificate only as |fishing or hunting licences have jong as they produce at least graduated from the course, 10 students a year, If they don't IOWLENDCE . ra meet this requirement, their KNOWLEDGE RELAYED certificate is cancelled until | Presidente, a 48-year-old Fortlthey enrol in another course William: native, who onceland again pass the examina headed the RCAF's survivalltign." training school, personally trav-| Students must get 60 per cent els throughout the province to}. 7 " conduct free instructor's|in a@ short, 50-question test to courses, The graduates then are|pass, The test follows a 22-hour responsible for passing the|course given by local instruc- knowledge along to sportsmen), ,... spe oe oa game ba Presidente says the survival | Often a fee of about $1 is eet a icharged by instructors to pay the rent of halls used as class- F, R. BLACK.» jexpect about 25,000 sportsmen OPTOMETRIST \when a significant number have 'U/gqupeeeepepepeeeeeeeeeemmmmememee rooms, will have taken the course 136 Simcoe St. North "Within five or six years we /While it now is not compulsory, PHONE 723-4191 e GRUDGE MATCH Oshawa Civic Auditorium Survival Course Is Popular In Alberta SPORTS BRIEFS NEW AIRPORTS PLANNED Australia plans to spend £58,-| Show, 10-year-old Larry Math- ews, is the only show-business member of a family of nine. : 000,000 ($130,000,000) on expand-| ing three new airports, two of them for supersonic airliners. PHONES COME LATE NEW DELHI (AP)--Orders for telephones on file since 1955 now are being filled in the In- dian capital. More than 34,000 portion of the course' always households are on the waiting gains wide interest 'because list, most sportsmen are interested BOY ACTS ALONE wey LAWN CARE PRODUCTS Guarantee Rosulls! in knowing how to make do in the wilds without carrying a lot) ee on he Die on ee of unnecessary gear."' "But this also is the section' where most people make 'the greatest number of mistakes in the test. Many errors result when candidates start thinking the test includes trick questions, which it doesn't, 'An example is a question which asks what species of up- land birds would you find in a spruce forest. Many students will not answer spruce grouse because they think the answer ATTENTION Gasoline - Diesel Calls a. FARMERS Why Pay More SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY & Motor Oils Form Tanks Avoilable DX OIL - TODAY - 668-3341 is too simple to be right." frame 15 to Aug fo entry For rest---Mare si ails and ask for Det YOUR KAISER 15 PRINCE ST., OSHAWA Friday, April 30, 8:30 P.M. 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