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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-09-21, Page 25< �.�,. t.T .... .c'-�==•e--.'ra aro. ,raw.. -'rest-.i W Y ART E1,1,.iO'TT Now that 'a few. ducks are .starting to show up and the leaves are about to turn, a young man's fancy will turn to. thoughts of old Betsy, the' 12- , gauge, .and partridge breasts and rabbit tenderloin, venison ' nstelV d'. lm Lapse T=Bones, Mai y treasuredweapons will come down from • the gun rack for , a fend: cleaning and polishing. The waders and bush boots will be dragged out from the back of the closet. Inevitably, every gunner going into the field will have to secure a' hunting license, whether it be ' for small game such as rabbit,, pheasant, grouse, partridge, coon, fox or wolves; deer permit for deer ani bear; moose license. The three type,. cost $3, $10 and $15, with a special rate en' the deer license for farmers. of $5. They are .available from license issuers at many points in the area or from the' Winghatxll office of ;the Ministry of Resour- GYninresidents - a p y--$126, ..for„s the package. It's . not quite that simple though. .Young hunters attaining the age of, 15 must have parental permission to obtain a license. Those 15 to, 19 must take a government approved ,course in safe gun handling from ine• of several official instructors in the area, then take a written and practical examination ad - Ministered , by ' the Ministry. QI4er hunters unable to produce a, previously purchased license are obliged to take the examination,and many of these could profit by the gun safety course as well. StAFETY INTRUCTQIRS start thinking about The fee schedule ranges from, $3 , to $s for the safety Bourse; $3 for the examination and $3 .for the :small game .license. A summary of the Ontario Minting regulations is available from instructors Or the Wiir ghari "gffiue' of�'t 'e"l i?i t x of Resources. Also available is a folder on "How to qualify pr a hunting license in Ontario" and other helpful literature for .the” fisherman, boaterand hunter. CURBS ACCIDENTS Conservation Officer Blake Smith, in an interview at the Ministry office here recently, stated that hunter safety training in Ontario over the past several years has resulted in a fifty percent decline in ;serious hunting accidents despite the fact that gun -toting population continues to. grow. "The program has demon- strated that it is .very much worth while from the,standpoint of this important prevention .of fatalities and serious' injuries," (continued on page 10A) Huntersafety instructors in this area• include Borden Jenkins of Wingham; Jim Tur- yey, Brussels; Walter Breckles' at Kinlough and Manfred. Dierolf, Goderich. The first' course in the Wingharn ,area is set for September 19 find arrangements should be made well in advance. The day before the season opens is no time to Y OR FU i ' VERY :REA , N BLE • WE STILL, .HAVE A 00,0p:$14$0110., N t !Rif �AiM1�' QIP, "il`i`N� �'Qp Mr.. Gorbet Who 10 w#:l' ' known Ina G rich r bill . corning approximately !isMolry ,,w�. T, WO iK(e ou the .b* t kpown for ,,,our" 'work 'In r gabs lr..modMi11'4417fflngand . Answer this waver isement, now fano. Mrp Wiil oee you right away. 1 Hanover Furs 1 Operated by H. Garber, 1 211 -10th. St., Hanover, Ont. NAME „ Firing at unidentified targets accounts for many fatalities. and woundings. In this example a man crawling under a deadfall might sound and look ,likea bear or. 'deer to a trigger-happy gunner. If you don't •know, don't shoot, It cotild be your partner. When side by side in the field, hunters should carry guns in such a way that they point awa from anyone. 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