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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturcey, & i | #' Oeming and U.S. SWIM STAR READY FOR COMEBACK Don 'chollander, U.S. swimming ace, won four Olympic gold medals and he is the holder of two world records in swimming. Quebec Plans | Track Control -- QUEBEC (CP)--The Quebec government announced plans Thursday to 'establish a com- mission in the near future to govern the operation of race- fracks in the province. Revenue Minister Richard Hyde said some racetrack asso- ciations now are incorporated illegally under the Companies Act. Such associations will have to present a private bill to the legislature seeking legal incor- poration. In future, Mr. Hyde said, 'only associations incorporated according to the provisions of the Criminal Code will be able to hold races with pari-mutuel betting and obtain licences for this purpose." There now are seven race- tracks offering pari-mutuel bet- ting in Quebec. Mr. Hyde said the government intends to grant the necessary charters to per- mit all of them to continue. Admit Stock Cars Indianapolis 500 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)-- The annual 500-mile Memorial Day auto race at the Indianap- olis Motor Speedway will be opened next May to medium- size American stock car en- gines, possibly making them competitive to expensive spe- dial racing engines Speedway president Anton Hulman said Thursday; after conferring with U.S. auto club officials, that new rules will in- clude "American stock produce tion block design, single non- overhead camshaft, removable head engines" of not more than 305.1 cubic inches. The limit will be 203.4 cubic inches if supercharged Another rule change will re- duce the fuel supply permitted in each car from 400 to 230 gallons. --~ |\fourth and fifth He picked up his four gold medals at Tokyo, in the Olympic Games of 1964 but collapsed eight months later, at a meet. in Switzerland. Doctors diagnosed his illness as "mononucleosis' and NHL BIG SEVEN Norm Ullman of Detroit Red Wings scored one goal and as- sisted on two others against} New York Rangers Thursday night to move into fourth spot in the National Hockey League individual scoring race. The three points he picked up} gave him a total of 26 for the season and allowed him to move past Jean Beliveau of Montreal who dropped from fourth to fifth spot with a total of 25. But Bel- iveau still led the league in as- sists with 17. Bobby Rousseau of Montreal Canadiens remained at the top of the standings with 30 points on 14 goals and 16 assists. Breathing down his neck were Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull of} Chicago with 29 and 28 points respectively. Hull leads the league in goals scored with 17 although he has missed four games because of injuries so far this season. Ullman and Beliveau, in spots, follow next, trailed by Alex Delvecchio of Detroit with 22 points. Delvecchio moved from ninth place to sixth spot Thursday inight thanks to a four-point per- formance--one goal and three assists. GA Rousseau, Montreal .14 16 Mikita, Chicago 15 Hull, Chicago 17 11 Ullman, Detroit 2 14 Beliveau, Montreal 17 Delvecchio,. Detroit Nevin, New York Howe, Detroit 30 Change Dates For Figure Skating Do PETER BOROUGH (CP)-- Dates for the 1966 figure skating have been changed to Feb, 5-12 from Feb. 7-12 so Canadian &katers can meet the Feb. 8 @ntry deadline for the tional Skating Union's championships R. J. Garner, the Peterborough Club's Canadian committee, said world chairman of championship Thursday se- nior skaters will compete Feb. | 11-12 as! 5-6 instead of Feb. originally scheduled The world championships will Be held at Davos, Switzerland 24-Dey Escorted Tour To By Air-Conditioned Moter Coath FLORIDA No Night Travel Jon. 22nd to Feb. 14th, 1966 SOLMER TRAVEL SERVICE BOX 631, Bowmanville Phone 623-3265 We carry a complete line of pets and supplies The Pet Centre 9 Celina St. 728-0403 Canadian | championships | Interna-| Skating} | electric STONELINED Water Heater GREATEST SCIENTIFIC ADVANCE in the history of water heaters, Cole- man's revolutionary Vit-Rock Woter Heater ---- with its stonelined tank -- absolutely will not corrode or rust, He 1S yeor Guarantee, * Fully Automatic... 100% safety controlled, 4 He Conada's ONLY BONDED Water Heater, LOW MONTHLY TERMS A. C. STARK PLUMBING & HEATING COURTICE, ONT, 725-4377 9 vrescribed complete rest. Schollander is now working out regularly in the pool at Yale, where he is a student. He hopes to be ready for varsity competition by spring. This is an under- water photo of Schollander in action. |Rugger Revival Pianned For May VANCOUVER (CP) --The East-West rugby championship {series, which failed after its |maiden season because of poor attendance and high costs, will be revived here in May. Bob Spray of Vancouver, chairman of Rugby: Tours of Canada, said a British Colum- bia all-star team will represent the West against the eastern champions--Ontario or Quebec --for the 1965-66 title. Mr. Spray said the Canadian Rugby Union has applied to the federal Sport and Fitness Coun- cil for a grant to help offset cost of staging the event May a {in rv) Seta SS Anda inaccesst Dili it ¥ Wo tj vne ainsi "Oi |worry them either, he says and for most species that's 'tas urs halicanters. They r By DON MacLACHLAN EDMONTON (CP)--Two Al- berta wildlife experts say the federal government should game country of the Mackenzie ranges to non-resident hunting. Al Oeming, zoologist and owner of the Alberta Game Farm, and Edgar T. Jones, president of the "Alberta Wild- life Foundation, maintain the government should have first made a proper survey of the Wildlife Experts Say. Government Too Hasty {dent that the area is not over- have taken a better Jook before) leaping into opening '*> trophy-| sey ee = = lean afford_ it." Megat el | He suggests northern affairs and N.W.T. officials will tion," he says. "very sorry" if the Dall aioe Another factor is that outfit- population is "shot out' be-jters are employing Indian cause' the region was. opened|guides and cooks, thus contri- before anyone knew how many|buting to the northern econ- sheep there wees in the hills. |omy, Malfair saqu, adding that) But, says Jean - Wharie Mal-|this could reach perhaps §100,- |000 a year. thease te nal hance of depleting the popu-| | ing old age. Does he know? For |fair, assistant superintendent of| God's sake, let's find out what|game for the Mackenzie dis- there is in there." trict: "We anticipate no| FARMERS -- Put your idle, Flook flew over the Mack- |change, And we'll be keep-| jacres to work, growing forest) enzie for a week in 1963 on ailing a constant check on what'S!trees, Trees prevent soil ero- survey 'for the N.W.T. council, |killed.' sion, store ground pater and| The 'not very meaningful' sur-| Malfair, based at Fort Smith,|give you a cash crop. Find out | vey counted about 150 Dall|N.W.T., says that if hunter tal-|about the free forestry service sheep, 50 moose, 30 caribou,|lies show too many young ani- that turns idle acres into a scattered head of other game.|mals are being killed "we can |growing investment. Get in! "It was just an indication of{restrict the number of licences | touch with the nearest office what we saw in there," Flook/0" - - .'shut it off right there."|of the Department of Lands \says, "I could just as well have With hunters restricted and Forests. left it out of the report... .| back there in the hills that are I've seen, and so have other| hunted," Flook says. 'In fact, it's been under-hunted by In- dians and trappers and, since 1960, by territorial residents." "Besides, most of that coun- try is almost inaccessible. There are only a few lakes... where planes can land and most of the hunting will be confined to within 10 miles or so of the lakes. "I find it a little hard to be- lieve there will be a slaughter, There are animals to inorthern area's game popula- ition. But, says Don Flock, Cana- dian Wildlife Service biologist |CHARG ES GUESSWORK who recommended the North-| west Territories area be opened this year: "We don't believe that's necessary. There is game |there adequate to hunt." Jones say the rugged 50,000 square miles be- tween the Mackenzie River and |the Yukon - was the last uninvaded big game area in North America. The 500-mile strip of timber and mountain is the home of record-book Dall sheep, cari- bou, moose, goat and grizzly bear. Outfitters organized sa- faris costing up to $100 a day when it opened this fall. WILL HUNJS INCREASE? Seventy Munters went out this | year but where will it stop when |Hrich Americans' are prepared to jump at the chance of hunt- ing in virgin territory? Oeming asks. "Who can tell what the hu- man influx into that area will |be in 10 years? and we don't leven know how much game |there is in there. Did anyone do a comprehensive survey?" Not by a lengthy, costly and "practically impossible' head- [count of animals, Flook ad- mits. But he worked for four years at Fort Simpson on the Mackenzie River and 'we' ve got a pretty good picture." "We're certainly quite confi- SALES & SERVICE VOLKSWAGEN WERNER'S SERVICE CENTRE MANCHESTER and Highwey Ne. 12 985-7162 N.W.T. boundary ji For persone! wse er for Compeny use there ere definite advanteges when you lease e new... Ne Insuronce corte. . . eve for tull details. PHONE 723-4634 There Are Special Benefits For All BUSINESS EXECUTIVES AND SALESMEN @ ACADIAN @ PONTIAC @ BUICK Ne maintenance corte . jing en one or two yeor leese THE MILLS AUTO LEASE LTD. Models Ll Other Request One rate cov . Phone or come fe 266 KING ST. 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