THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, December 4, 1985 9
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Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
All in the family
Frank Roginski, right, of Oak Street, Trucksville, and his daughter, Patricia, are shown here with
a 5-pount, 110 pound deer Frank bagged in Mooretown. Frank has been hunting for 36 years.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Ron Ostrowski, left, of Oak Drive, Kingston, and his son, Joe, both bagged deer on opening
day. Ron got a 6-pointer while Joe, a sophomore football player at Fairleigh Dickinson University
Dallas Post/Fred Gunn
Lone hunter
William Gordon of RD 2 Dallas, Pikes Creek, was hunting
alone in Mooretown when he shot his prize at 8:30 a.m.
Gordon is a hunter of 27 years.
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
An 8-pointer
Jeff Hadsel of Rd 1 Dallas has been hunting for 10 years.
He is shown here with an 8-point, 110 pound deer he
bagged in Meshoppen on Opening Day. .
Brothers get one
Jeremy Gordon, left, and Tom Gordon, right, of RD 2,
Dallas, stand proudly with the 12-point buck 12-year-old
Tom Shot at 7 a.m. on Opening Day. This was the boys’
first year hunting and their were accompanied by their
father.
Shawn gets his
Shawn Murphy, of Box 99, Noxen, is shown here with a 9-
point, 130 pound deer he brought down in Noxen. Shawn
has been hunting for 10 years and bagged his prize at 7:35
a.m. on Opening Day. .
An 8-pointer
Jeff Hadsel of Rd 1 Dallas has been hunting for 10 years.
He is shown here with an 8-point, 110 pound deer he
bagged in Meshoppen on Opening Day.
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