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ANNOUNCEMENTS

OUTDOORS

VICTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL Halifax, Nova Scotia‘ Requires the services of.

Full and Part Time

! sath, Marshfield Hall.

ence. at Service benefits. Application forms may be ebtained from the Nova Scotia Civil Service Commission, P.O. B » Building, Halifax, Nova Scotia, _ nem Band Bazaar: -K

No. A471

CITY AND QUEENS

HOT TURKEY SUPPER. November

KINGSTON LEGION monthly meeting Thursday Octoher 13, 1966 at 8:30 p.m. | Ladies Auxiliary will also meet. St.

DANCE at Maple Grove Dance Hall ee every Saturday. Music by Ed.

RESERVE Thursday, Nov. 4, fer Zion ‘Wonen’s Auxiliary annua) fall tea | ed Church Women. Serving from 5 p.m.

REGULAR DANCE North River Jun- for Farmers Hall this Saturday night. Oe time and modern. Music

St.

by the

DR. BR. N. BARRETT dental -

ehicken supper and tine Cove School.

Peters holy name hall dancing — 2 a.m. Music by: the Vandal’s.

ANNUAL THANKSGIVIN key dinner Monday, Oct.

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SPECIAL THANKSGIVING dance, Vernon River: hall » October 10. Old time and modern music by Dino and the Satins.

DANCING Mt. Steward

FULL COURSE MEALS

83°

Starts Monday at DOWS RESTAURANT.

_ Starting Monday, Oct. 10 Dow’s Restaurant will be serving full course meals daily. Ses ea eee erie 0nd Fans oultee) Sil desert, We will-serve you more than you can eat!!!

| TAKE OUT ORDERS AVAILABLE PHONE 4-9226

We need 4 experienced waitresses due this announcement. ‘We pay the highest wages in town.

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This winter, miss winter!

FRESH BARBECUED chicken today; fresh eS and chicken for Thanks- giving; mackerel and salt Sarria, by Clover Farm, 211 Street.

ALL LADIES af the First datrct omens - eereates: Progressive

Myers October 12th. at 8:30 p.m:

_KINGS COUNTY

BINGO MONTAGUE Legion every Monday night at 8 p.m.

RESERVE OCTOBER 29, sale for Senior Allied Youth Stewart and Becks, Montague

PANTRY — RUMMAGE. and bazaar Church Hall, Sat-

Post at at 2.20.

VISIT P.E.1. Wildlife Park, North Rustico: this weekend. See over: 100 eutsios petive to ie Aieaie Pepe Open daily.

-Visi? P.E.1. WILDLIE pars Nata Rustico this week-end. See over 100 ani- mais native to ‘the Atlantic region. Open daiily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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FIDDLERS and step dancers contest, . ‘Anthony’s son's. Bloomfield, October send entries to

office

closed, October 7, to 15th. inclusive. RESERVE NOVEMBER 2nd for hot bazaar at Augus-

MID-NITE dance Sunday Octover %h. 12:05

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By JACK McANDREW

@ there is anything that can match the tension of watching a flock of forty magnificent wild geese circling a decoy rig I'd like to know “what it possibly |, could be.

Long before. we could see them we could hear them, that off-key sonorous music that sounds as sweet as a symphony to the goose hunter's ear, cut- ting through- a_ stiff southwest breezeto bring our eyes up in scan of the glowing eastern sky.

You can see them coming from a long way off, an undulat- ing V formation a hundred or so feet over the tree tops. Closer and closer they come, and we crouch as low as we can, fiat- tened against the wet straw that lines the bottom of the blind.

They. are over the decoys now,

those long necks ¢raning down- ward and those incredibly’ sharp eyes looking for any sign of sus- those....long threats letting out unintelligible goose talk as they consider whe- ther to light. ‘And then they are wheeling off ina wide circle only to return a few feet lower and repeat the process. And then a third time even lower now, so low that they pass from our vision and give us only a fleeting glance through ‘the beanenes that form our cover..

‘I’m suddenly aware that my hands are shaking ... that my throat is dry ... that there’s that funny. feel! ing in the pit of my stomach ... and then despair as the incredibly powerful wings claw the. air and the flock moves off yet again.

And .now for the fourth time they are coming but now.- with wings set in full brake position. pitch in, but outside ~

and But it’s not over yet. The

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-birds are moving in a beeline to- wafds the other blind at the far

jJesty as they crumple and fall brokenly to the. stubble:

For the lucky gunners two fat beauties. For us another day,

| another flock to entice, before “we get our Thanksgiving goose. ——

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Cer. Grafton and Pownal Sis.

by Paul St. Pierre, Author of Boss of the Namko Drive

Based on the award-winning sctipt in his popular Cariboo Country hemor series, _ realistic story of the tough, hu- morous characters of British Go- lumbia’s Chilcotin Plateau is written with warmth and an intimate knowledge of ranchers and Indians..The wit and indi- vidualism of his characters— ol Antoine, an‘ancient Indian who oe forgets; rancher Smith, whose first name is un- known; Gabriel Jimmyboy, who happened to s

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} ‘ . the geese are: aa; moving and we are firing... } Missing.

There are three others that I know of who are also without their Thanksgiving goose and it serves. them right.

These worthies decided not to take a chance on wild birds and bent their efforts towards nail- ing a flock of semi-domesticated birds being kept. by a farmer out Milton way.

The signs along the farm indi- cating that hunting was not per- mitted and that domesticated geese were in the area seemed to mean nothing, and three of the birds went down.

EMPTY HANDED

But the farmer's son -heard and saw what. was happening and got to the hunters just after they had removed the bands and had hidden their illegal kill un- der a pile of brush. The so-call- ed hunters went home empty handed, and it couldn’t have happened to better people. ~

It’s people like that who man- age to’ spoil things for every le- gitimate sportsman, and I for one have: every sympathy for a farmer who has a similar thing

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happen ‘to. him. There is re- course ‘under civil law, and the culprits can be cited for tress- Passing and destruction of per- sonal. property,. but. because its a civil and not a criminal of- fense it Means that the injured party must initiate a civil suit

-to recover damages.

That can be an involved pro- cess, and not many people are ready to undertake the neces- sary expense and trouble when they might not be able to prove their case in court.

A check-with Charlie Bartlett indicates that though there were undoubtedly violations of the no black duck regulation they seem to have. been at a minimum.

‘The Fish and Wildlife Service and the RCMP had a total of nine officers inthe field on open- ing day, but they didn’t find evi- dence of black ducks in any of the-many bags they checked. Their checks also indicate that

not as many hunters: were in-the+|

field as in the past opening days Charlie~ ~is* -generally— happy. with the ‘way things. are going

“Fike ord lok of a teks Canada

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bat mele grumbling over 26 y black duck. regulation doesn't seem to have abated any..

‘KILL I8 DIVIDED

Vernon River hunters report- ed a good flight of teal in that area, but other reports vary widely over numbers of. birds. The kill so far seems to be about

Blue’ winged variety. At least part of the blue wing flight has already departed for warmer. climes, though, according to sightings made in September. I was on a-dammed pond on opening day for a whack at the little fellers and found out all over again what: tricky and sporty shooting they are. Need- less to say I missed a good any more than I managed to A few hunters‘ have been out after Huns, and most of them seem to have gotten not much more than a good walk out of the expedition. Only a few co-

half and half of the Green and

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veys have been spotted, and not many birds taken.

Those who do manage to bring a Hun down should keep in mind the necessity of sending wings (and if possible heads and en- trails) to the Fish and Wildlife ervice for analysis. One of the real purposes behind the Hun season is to gather data so that it can be analyzed to give some indication of the present status. ‘and possible future of the Hun- garian population:

See you next week...

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