Apply for antlerless license Sept. 29
Antlcrlcss deer license
applications will be accepted
from Pennsylvania resident
hunters beginning on Sep
tember 29, under rules and
regulations adopted by the
Game Commission.
Under the Game
country treasurers arc
designated as the Issuing
agents for untlcrlcss
licenses. The Game I-aw
provides that antlcrlcss deer
licenses “shall be issued
without restriction or regard
to the county residence of the
I,aw,
Pennsylvania applicant."
Basically, guidelines
established last year for
receiving applications and
for issuing antlcrlcss deer
licenses will be followed in
1975.
The Game Commission’s
rules and regulations on the
issuance of antlcrless deer
licenses follow;
1. Only the original an
tlcrless deer license ap
plication form issued as a
part of the hunter’s license
shall be valid for making
application for an antlerless
deer license.
2. No person shall make
application for more than
one antlerless deer license
under any circumstances.
3. The antlerless license
application form issued with
the hunting license shall not
be transferable or used by
any other person.
4. County treasurers shall
accept applications for
antlerless licenses by mail
only starting with the
opening of treasurers’ of
fices for business on Sep
tember 29.
5. Applications submitted
by mad shall be in ac
cordance with the following
regulations:
a. Limited to one ap
plication per envelope.
b. Name and legal home
address of the applicant
shall be placed on the outside
top left corner of the front of
the envelope.
c. The words “Antlerless
Deer License Application”
shall be affixed on the out
side lower left hand corner of
the front of the envelope.
d. Remittance shall be
only in the form of check or
money order in the amount
of $3.35, made payable to
“County Treasurer.” The
remittance includes postage.
e. Person applying for a
license must complete (type
or print for mailing) all three
sections of the application.
6. County treasures shall
issue antlerless licenses by
mail only no earlier than the
opening of their respective
offices for business on Oc
tober 6 All licenses shall be
mailed to successful ap
plicants no later than
November 14.
If the county quota of
antlerless licenses has not
been exhausted by
November 14, applications
may continue to be received
and licenses issued until the
supply is depleted.
7 A county treasurer
electing to conduct an im
partial, random, public
drawing observed by
sportsmen and other in
terested persons to select
applications for the issuance
of antlcrlcss licenses may do
so if the first six steps listed
previously are followed and
if the county treasurer an
nounces the date, time and
place of the drawing to all
available news media in the
area at least one week in
advance of the drawing.
Such drawing shall be
conducted between October 1
and October 4, both dated
inclusive.
Thus far, the following
county treasurers have
notified the Game Com
mission that they will hold
drawings for antlerless
licenses on these dates
listed: Berks, Dauphin,
Franklin, Schuylkill, Oc
tober 1; Bucks and Lehigh,
October 2; Jefferson,
Lebanon, Westmoreland,
October 4.
8. County treasurers shall
return all unsuccessful
applications at the earliest
possible date, but in any
event no later than October
14, in order that the ap
plicant may re-apply to
another county which may
have licenses available.
9. Any unsuccessful ap
plicant whose application
has been returned may, by
changing the county
designation in which he or
she wishes to hunt, re-apply
in another county which has
unsold licenses available.
This year, applications for
antlerless deer licenses shall
not be accepted from
nonresidents of Penn
sylvania by any county
treasurer prior to November
15, and no antlerless deer
license shall be issued to any
nonresident of Pennsylvania
prior to November 15.
Alien residents of Penn
sylvania will be considered
as regular residents when
applying for antlerless
licenses in 1975, while an
alien nonresident will be
considered as a regular
nonresident when applying
for an antlerless license.
The Game Commission is
aware of the possibility that
some sportsmen who may
wish to hunt as a group
may not all obtain antlerless
licenses for a particular
county But since the an
tlerless season is essentially
a deer management tool, not
all hunters’ wishes can be
accommodated during an
antlerless season as is done
in buck season.
A father or mother who is
an unsuccessful applicant
may accompany a son or
daughter if the parent does
not carry a firearm or bow
and arrow or drive deer, and
the same is true if the son or
daughter is the unsuccessful
applicant.
This year, there will be
421,300 antlerless deer
licenses available in Penn
sylvania, compared to
389,650 authorized last year
ancaster Farmini
Lunch week
scheduled
"You Are What You Eat"
is the theme for National
School Lunck Week, October
12 through 18. Highlighting
this re-dedication to better
student lunching will be
Universal Menu Day,
Wednesday, October 15 when
25 million students served by
88,000 school lunch programs
will eat the same “All-
American” lunch. And what
a good lunch it will be. This
year’s menu includes a
cheeseburger, crispy
potatoes, coleslaw, peaches
and milk .. . truly an
example of a well-balanced
nutritious meal. Officially
known as the “Type A
Lunch” by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
and the American School
Food Service Association, it
furnishes at least 1-3 or more
of the Recommended
Dietary Allowances of the
nutrients that girls and boys
need each day.
Robert C. McKinley,
President of Dairy Council
Inc., Southampton, Pa.,
reminds parents that “well
nourished individuals func
tion better than poorly
nourished ones . . . and
particularly in the case of
students, the food they eat
each day contributes to the
way they look, the way they
feel, and how well they grow
and learn.”
Nutritionists are well
aware that no one food
contains all of the nutrients
needed by the body. That’s
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why servings from each of
the basic four food groups
arc recommended as daily
fare. Meat, fish and poultry,
milk and other dairy
products, fruits and
vegetables, and breads and
cereals make up the basic
food groups. In combination
they provide all of the
protein, vitamins, minerals,
fats and carbohydrates
necessary to build and
sustain good health.
Dairy Council is pleased to
support the National School
Lunch Program because it
provides a lesson in nutrition
and an opportunity for
students, parents, and
teachers to learn the value -
and reap the benefits - of
good nutrition and balanced
meals.
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Mow Lawns Through
Fall
Mow lawns and other
turfgrass areas through the
fall and until growth stops
because of cold weather,
says Jack Harper, Extension
agronomist, at The Penn
sylvania State University.
Dairy Cows
Need Protection
Keep dairy cows in the
barn on cold fall nights.
Udders chilled on the ground
are prone to mastitis, says
Dr. Samuel B. Guss, Ex
tension veterinarian at The
Pennsylvania State
University.
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