—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 25,1979
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Pa. hunting
licenses
are now on sale
HARRISBURG Penn- 4 not necessarily considered to
sylvania hunting and ’be positive “proof” of
trapping licenses for 1979-80 residency.
seasons are on sale
throughout the common
wealth. The new licenses will
be valid from September 1,
1979, through August 31,
1980.
Licenses are available
from county treasurers and
local issuing agents. They
are also available by mail or
in person from the Penn
sylvania Game Commission,
License Section, P. 0. Box
1567, Harrisburg, PA 17120.
The cost of a resident
license for youngsters 12
through 16 years of age is
$5.23; a resident adult
license for hunters 17
through 64 years of age costs
$8.25; adult licenses for
resident senior citizens 65
years of age and older cost
$5.25 each; the cost of a
nonresident license.
regardless of age, is $50.50;
an archery license costs
$2.20; and a flintlock muz
zleloader license costs $3.25.
Hunters are reminded that
persons applying for Penn
sylvania resident hunting
licenses need positive
“proof’ of residency. Since
many nonresidents have
motor vehicle operator’s
licenses from Pennsylvania,
a state “driver's license” is
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The following can be used
to establish “proof” of
residency: (a) a current
Pennsylvania motor vehicle
registration card; '(b) tax
receipts evidencing payment
of Pennsylvania state in
come tax, earned income
tax, or other tax receipts
evidencing payment of
personal taxes required of
commonwealth residents;
(c) a Pennsylvania
operator’s license when
presented with other iden
tification showing a
corresponding Pennsylvania
address; or (d) some other
positive means of verifying
residency.
The 1979-80 Pennsylvania
Hunting and Trapping
Digest is now available and
is being issued with each
hunting license.
The 52-page booklet
contains information on 1979-
80 seasons and bag limits,
maps and dates for special
hunting areas, a general
summary of hunting laws
and regulations, and
numerous other items of
interest to sportsmen.
Each hunter should be
sure to obtain a Digest when
he or she purchases a
hunting license.
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PH: 717-299-2571
New equipment center opened
Chapman Equipment Center, Inc., Wescosville
Rl, held a ribbon cutting ceremony for its new
facility on Tuesday, Aug. 14. On hand for the event
were (above, left to right): Ruben Geiger, past
president; Franklin Lichtenwalner (partially
hidden); Harold E Keeler, manager; Hubert Sell,
Market news on peaches available by phone
office at (304) 267-7375 from nertyear. m 2, 323 Federal Building,
8:00 a.ra. to 4:30 p.m. For furthe . r information 215 West King St, Mar
weekdays. The service, contact officer-m-charge tinsburg, W. V., or call the
which will continue until Robert Sweitzer, P.O. Box above number,
mid-September, is updated
each afternoon at about 2:00
p.m. with the previous day’s
shipments and that day’s
F.0.8.’s
NEW YORK, N.Y. - In
formation on shipments and
F. 0.8. prices of peaches
grown in Maryland, Penn
sylvania, Virginia and West
Virginia is now available by
phone from the federal-state
market news service m
Martinsburg, W. V., the U.S.
Department of Agriculture
reports.
Farmers may call the
Also, the service will
report on apples from early
this September until April of
president; Art Cochran, Agway area manager;
Gerald Hunsicker; Rex Graham, John Deere Co.
district manager; Arlan Seidel; Henry Dohner,
John Deere Co. area manager; and Harold
Remeley.
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