Four Young Men Arrested
In Deer Killing Spree
A discussion among four
Franklin County young men
over who could illegally kill the
most deer in Potter County has
resulted in heavy fines and con
finement in jail for short peri
ods of time for the quartet.
Eleven deer were found by
wildlife conservation officers,
although the quartet admitted
they had fired at and hit numer
ous other whitetails.
Arrested for killing deer in found guilty by Justice of the
close season wcie Ray Eugene Peace A J. Fitch of Austin, who
Baknei. 23, and Richard Aellen levied fines totaling $2,100 and
Brown, David Lee Ebersole and costs of $lB Three of the young
Clarence R Patterson, all 19. men spent five days in jail be-
The address of all four is R D fore paying their fines, while
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The arrest of the four ended
a four-day shooting spree near
Austin in southern Potter Coun
ty.
Officers who searched the
hunting camp used by the four
found a wild turkey which had
been taken in close season, and
filed additional charges against
the defendants
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the fourth was in jail for twelve
days before paying his fine.
Officers said it was a wanton
waste of wildlife. No attempt
was made to utilize the meat;
the deer were left where they
fell.
Hunting licenses of all four
defendants were seized, result
ing in immediate suspension of
their hunting privileges Game
Commission personnel also con
fiscated three 22 caliber rifles
used by the quartet
Officers involved in the case
were District Game Protectors
William Neely of Austin, Rich
ard Curfman of Coudersport
and Norman Erickson of Em
porium, Deputy Game Protectoi
Clinton Bush of Austin, Water
ways Patrolman Stanley Hast
ings of Emporium: and off-duty
State Policeman James Potiseck
Jr., stationed at the Emporium
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HUNTERS REQUIRED
TO TAG TURKEYS
Successful Pennsylvania tur
key hunters are reminded that
they must attach the turkey tag
supplied with their hunting
license to the bird
Under the Game Law. each
peison killing a wild turkey
shall immediately aftei remov
mg the cntiails. but in anv
event, within one hour, and be
fore transpoiting 01 removing
the bud in anv manner fiom
where it was killed, detach the
wild tin key tag from the license
and attach it to the turkej
Failure to tag the turkey sub
jects the person to a fine
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GRANGE NEWS
Lancaster County Pomona
Grange =7l will hold their fall
meeting Satuiday, October 18.
8 pm at Fulton Giange Hall,
Oakiyn The business session will
be in charge of the Master C G
McSpan an The Fifth Degiee
will be confeiied The degree
committee is Cliffoid W Hollo
Ji David Bnnton and Al
Led Wannci fi Thcio will be
e'ection of officei s foi a two
veai teim
Fulton Grange =66 met m
legulai session Octobei 13 m
then hall at Oakiyn with the
Master Cliff oid W Holloway Ji,
presiding A monetary gift was
voted to the Lancaster County
I Mental Health Association for
'the Christmas gift fund and an
'offering foi the same will be
- taken at the \ov 24 meeting
Charles McSparran, installing
officei, assisted by William Am
bier as maishal, Miss Jean Moss
emblem beaiei. Miss Beverly
Shoemaker regalia bearei, Mrs
Virginia Beck soloist and Miss
Mary Lou Wesley pianist install
ed the following newly elected
officers Master—Richaid Hollo
vay, Overseei—James Huber,
Lecturer—Mrs Stanley Stauffer
i Jr, Stewaid—Dennis Cairoll;
Assistant Steward Stanley
Stauffer Jr Chaplain—John
Galbreath, Treasuiei—R Clair
Mmphy, Secretary—Mrs Charles
McSparran, Gatekeeper Earl
Smokei, Ceres—Mis La Welk;
Pomona—Miss Sylvia Shak;
Floia—Mrs Chailes Reath La
cly Assistant Stewaid Miss
Eiaine Galbieath, Executive
committee member—lra Welk;
Finance committee membeiiv-
Thomas Galbreath and Junior
Giange Matron Mis Elaine
1 Stoltzfus
! The following committee
> chairmen were appointed, Youth
—Miss Sylvia Shirk: Member
I ship—Gyles Blown, Women’s
Activities Mis Chailes Heath;
Legislative—Norman Wood and
Hospitality—Mrs Donald Hess
The following were appointed
ou a icfreshment committee for
the Pomona Grange meeting Oc
tobei 18 Mrs Mary Sinclan, Mrs
Haiold Alexandei and Mis.
Ralph Armstiong
Booster Night will be obseiv- -
ea at the next meeting and the
public is invited There will he
a covered dish suppei at 7 pm.
Everyone should bung then own
place setting, a meat dish and
anothei dish A lepiesentative
fiom Brookside Laboi atones As
sociation will be the speakei He
will answer questions appertain
mg to all kinds of faim pioblems.
Fifty yeai members will be hon
ored and theie will be some
othei entertainment
Corn and Pie Night will be
held November 10
Fulton Junior Grange #343
held their legular meeting at
the Grange Hall October 13 The
following winners in the jewel
box craft contest were announc
ed 10 to 14 year age group
1 Mark Sawyer, 2. Joyce Gal
breath and 3 Eddie Campbell 5
to 10 year age group 1 Rob
ert Sawyer, 2 Jeff Miller and 3.
Sandy Galbreath Judges were
Gyles Brown, Richard Holloway,
Mrs Freeda Huber and Mrs.
Beulah Mullen
They will hold a Halloween
party at the Jesse Wood barn at
Little Britain Saturday, Novem
ber 1 from 7 to 9 pm There
will be an admission charge of
ten cents and all should come
masked
Then next regular meeting
wall be November 10 Each one
should bring a piece of thin card
board for crafts They will hold
a papei diive that evening and
are asking,for contributions, ,