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Pa. Christmas tree growers face
HARRISBURG State marketed ip or transported coiteiders‘ »tbe Corn- “ ‘ChnstniM v pree l iculting and 1 . has notified us,ttwlfc, ? .,
Agriculture Secretary *■ through Virginia. .. < J - mgnwjeeWi Pennsylvania-to, be
Hallowed has Urged Pennsylvania Tfie Virginia Department l of , , i, several' and theentire state must havea&rtificate
Christmas tree growers to contact Agriculture pas imposed a Halldwell saidthe Department nursery ihdiistry Regularly ships, ffaUdwelT'said !l •'
the Agriculture Department’s quarantine oh Christmas trees, was providing this free inspection products , ’ carrying a certificate; r ’
regional offices as soon as possible . nursery stock, firewood and other service to Christmas tree growers • The Agriculture Department’s- will beipfaced iinder seizure ! ac-'
to arrange for inspections of trees outdoor items originated from to .help preserve, ,the important Bureau of Plant Industry will, cording to Virginia officials.’’ ■'
and nursery stock which will be gyp?y moth infested' areas,, and interstate markets to the .South, upon, request from'growers, make „ The Pennsylvania Department’- *
Pennsylvania nurserymen are arrangements for-fteld inspection of Agriculture’s seven regional
already being certified for entry’ - of trees bound’for Virginia before: .offices and their telephone- num
into Virginia'through the site’s -they are cut. Certificates of In- bers are; Meadville, 814 3364&9Q:- -
nurseryihspectionprogram. speqUon stating that the trees are- Williamsport;, 717,-32^3550;
“Penhsyivania is among the 1 top apparently‘free frond gypsy moth Tunkhannock, “Gib 1
five states in the nation in will be made available to those ' sonia, 412 443-1585; Altoona, 814
production of Christmas trees and growers who are not Infested. 946-7315; Sommerdale, 717 787-
nursery products,” he said. “The Virginia Department, of 3400; and Lansdale, 215 368-3000.
Hunting licenses
HARRISBURG - New Penn
sylvania hunting and trapping
licenses are now on sale from
county treasurers and issuing
agents. Except for an increase in
non-resident fees several years
ago, the cost of Pennsylvania
hunting licenses have remained
stable since 1973. Resident licenses
sell for $8.25; junior and senior
residents $5.25; non-residents
$60.50; archery stamp $2.20; and
the muzzleloader stamp at $3.25.
This year, all first-time hunters
must have hunter education
training, or produce evidence
they’ve hunted in Pennsylvania or
another state in a prior year.
Persons applying for resident
licenses must “prove” residency
through a motor vehicle
registration card; - a receipt
showing payment of Pennsylvania
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after moving to another state.
The 1982-83 Hunting and Trap
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special regulation areas .and',
numerous other tips and items of
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familiarize themselves with its
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