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FIN.
HET
It took either an over-ardent
hunter or just a plain fool to ven-
ture into the woods last Monday
for doe—take your pick.
Monday before the sun presented
itself, two fellow hunters and I
had made. our way over miles of
almost impassable icy roads to our
desolate destination. ‘
At 7 o'clock sharp we sank deep
into our hunting coats and started
into the woods feeling our way
through the blinding rain and fog.
After two hours of creeping along,
I found myself separated from my
buddies on top of the wettest, fog-
giest mountain that I could have
picked.
Accepting the elements as they
were, I strained my eyes for the
next couple hours trying to spot
a doe swimming through the thick
laurel. It’s a good thing it wasn’t
buck season and I had to disting-
uish horns!
All morning I kept telling my-
self, “Just be patient and the rain
will stop, the fog will lift and I'll
be one of the.few dragging out a
deer, passing all the fair-weather
hunters as I make my way down
the grade.” It might have worked
if Mother Nature wasn’t so darn set
on giving me a bath.
After the fight was all washed
out of me I decided that I had
better head back before I drowned
FUR & FEATHER
By. The Post’s Wildlife Reporter—dJohn Kupstas
Faun eS
in my wet clothes.
When I came to the edge of the
flat top mountain I anticipated
looking down into the valley below
and picking out familiar landmarks
so that I could descend to where
the car was parked. Instead of
seeing familiar landmarks, I viewed
what appeared to be a white sea
of milk, the fog was lying so thick
in the valley that a flip of a coin
was as good as my guess as to where |
the car was parked. So with a deep |
breath I picked my descending path
and submerged into the fog.
I finally came down—you guessed
it—on the wrong side of the moun-
tain. It couldn't have happened at
a better time to make the day
complete.
‘* Well, let me finish fast because
I'm tired, wet and besides I have
a long walk ahead of me.
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resident school for apprentices, one
school of fine arts, and one com-
mercial school. They have a total
of 6,000 students.
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‘Dallas Notches
4th WIN, 71-63
Gauntlett Hits 35 In
Win Against Hanover
Dallas Senior High hoopsters |
| scored its fourth straight victory
Tuesday night by downing Hanover
at home 71-63. The win gives Dal-
las a 4-1 slate, having dropped the
| opener to Wyoming by three points.
| Again it was the fine scoring and
| playing of junior Tom Gauntlett
| that sparked the Dallas aggregation
as the tall, slender cager canned 35
points on 14 goals and 7 free throws.
Dale Mosier also scored in double
figures for the second straight game
as he notched 12 points.
Dallas jumped to a commanding
26-10 lead by the end of the open-
ing quarter and at half maintained
a 6 point bulge, 42-26 as the teams
battled on even terms in the second
period.
With coach Clint Brobst using
his reserves freely throughout the
second half Hanover was able to
cut the lead but not enough to over-
come its half-time deficit.
Leading the losers ‘was Gegaris
with 30 and Guesto 17.
The 35 markers chalked up by
Gauntlett now gives him a total of
138 for five games for a 27.3 aver-
age.
At Plymouth °
Dallas will seek
its fifth win
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| Ambulance Calls
Dallas Ambulance answered three
calls recently:
December 8, 12:30 a.m. William
P. Weichel, Powderhorn Drive, to
Nesbitt Hospital; heart attack. No
oxygen Crew, William eBrti, driver:
Bulford, Wright.
December 8, 12:10 p.m. Mrs
Hulme Daron, New Goss Manor to
Nesbitt, transportation. Jarrett,
Zachary. : i
December 10, 6 pm. Accident,
Demunds Road. Brothers Maynard
and Donald Darby, Nesbitt, Wm.
Berti, driver; Jack Berti, Titus.
Johnstown, Pa. is ‘the home of
the world’s steepest railway. Called
the Cambria Inclined Plane it goes
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to the top of a 502-foot cliff at a
slant of 35 degrees. Cars are wedge- *
shaped so that passengers remain
at an even keel.
Friday night when it travels to
Plymouth to meet the Indians at
the Plymouth Armory.”
Top Forty Fort
Last Friday night Dallas had lit-
tle trouble in turning back Forty
Fort 75-53 with Gauntlett tallying
26, Mosier 17 and Belles 10.
Coach Clint Brobst used his en-
tire squad: after the starters had
built up a 43-23 half- time lead.
Lehman Loses :
Lehman dropped apliher game
Friday night losing to Edwardsville
66-39.
Bob Rogers with 12 and Bob Gray
with 10 were high for Lake- Lehman
in a losing cause.
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