10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA November 8, 2001 Game Commission holiday gifts Looking for some really “wild” holiday gift-giving ideas? Dozens of wildlife-related gift selections are just a click away on “The Outdoor Shop,” which is avail- able on the Pennsylvania Game Commission's website (www.pgc.state.pa.us). New this year is the Game Commission 2002 calendar, priced at $8.95 (plus tax). It fea- tures a year’s worth of dramatic wildlife photos taken by Game Commission employees and in- cludes dates for the remaining and tentative dates for the 2002 hunting and trapping seasons. The calendar also includes hunting and wildlife-related tips, interesting wildlife facts and ref- erences to information available on the agency's website. January through November features a full-color photo of a different wildlife species, includ- ing: a snowshoe hare; a black- capped chickadee; a wood duck; nesting bald eagles; wild turkeys; a raccoon; a great egret; a saw-whet owl; a bull elk; a ruffed grouse; and a white- tailed deer. December displays a picturesque scene from inside a vintage hunting cabin. Also new this year are a spe- cial fine art print, t-shirts and patches to commemorate the state’s first elk hunt in seven decades. The t-shirt and patch are based on the art print, which was done by renowned wildlife artist, Gerald W. Putt. Other gift ideas range from as little as $3 for a Game Commis- sion “Wildlife = Conservation Stamp,” which can be used as a stocking stuffer, to that really special gift of a “Working To- gether for Wildlife” or “Duck Stamp” fine art print, which cost up to $135. Revenues generated from the sale of conservation stamps, duck stamps and fine art prints are used by the Game Commis- sion to acquire additional State Game Lands; improve wildlife habitats; preserve critical habi- tats, such as wetlands; and for other wildlife research and man- agement programs. Know someone who wants to see and learn more about Penn- sylvania’s white-tailed deer, black bear and elk? The Game Commission is making a special “buy two, get a third free” offer of its three-feature length videos. For the price of $58.48 (plus tax), you can receive one of each or any combination of the agency's three award-winning videos: On the Trail of Pennsyl- vania’s Black Bears; Pennsylva- nia Whitetails, Change; and Pennsylvania Elk: Reclaiming the Alleghenies. Videos also may be purchased separately for a cost of $29.24 (plus tax). Another popular holiday gift is a subscription to Pennsylvania Game News, the Game Commis- sion’s official, monthly maga- zine. Anybody who enjoys the outdoors and wildlife will appre- ciate 12 months of reading plea- sure for $12. It will be as close as their mailbox. For a subscrip- tion, ‘ call 1-888-888-1019; or write: Pennsylvania Game News, 2001 Elmerton Ave., Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797. VISA, Master- Card, American Express and Discover are accepted. Still haven't found just that right gift? Consider an embroi- dered “Working Together for Wildlife” patch; assorted wildlife books; bird and mammal charts by the late, famed Ned Smith; Smith’s popular field journal, Gone for the Day; fluorescent or- ange SPORT hats; cookbooks; duck stamps; a wildlife viewing guide; and for the handyman - Woodcrafting for Wildlife. In addition to being available on the agency's website, all items (except Game News) are available by contacting the Pennsylvania < Game Commis- sion, Department MS, 2001 Elmerton Ave., Harrisburg, PA 17110-9797; or by calling toll free 1-888-888-3459. Many of the items are avail- able for sale over-the-counter at the Harrisburg office and six re- gion offices. Roundup (continued from page 9) injury. Post collided with an- other runner and fell down a hill, injuring his thighs. Sick with a head cold, Morgan suf- fered oxygen deficit halfway through the race. Other finish- ers from Lehman included: Dave Walters in 128th place (18:21.6), Greg Kostrobala in 255th place (20:39.3), and Corey Norton in 261st place (20:40.1). Whitney Adams of Dallas fin- ished 42nd in the 2A Girls divi- sion with a time of 20:59.3. Running for Wyoming Semi- nary, Rebecca Clay, who lives in Dallas, finished 108th with a time of 21:43.1. Hockey angst Above, Lake- Lehman coaches watched anxious- ly during the field hockey dis- trict champi- onship game against Wyoming Seminary. From left; Sandy Boyle, Jean Lips- ki and Stacey Stack. At left, Carla Chiampi let a pass fly down- field. POST PHOTOS/ JIM PHILLIPS Send your sports reports to our NEW e-mail dallaspost@Ileader.net Living with 1-1 Jr. Knights win Overall Spirit Award The Lake-Lehman Jr. Knights Band C Squad Cheerleaders took home four first place wins at the Ply- mough Shawnee Indians Cheer Competition. The B and C Squads won first place for Hometown Cheer, Sideline Chant, Hello Cheer and Sideline Dance. The Lake-Lehman Jr. Knights combination drill team, consisting of A, B, and C Squad Cheerleaders won first place. The team also received the Overall Spirit Award. From left, first row: Ashley Ely, Mary Sims, Gabrielle Dragon, Lauren Dawsey, Elizabeth Carey, Tiffany Ritz, Megan Malkemas, LeAnn Grabski, Nichole Clonan, Tori Frederick, Kayla Koziol. Second row: Samantha Brown, Johnna Hudak, Amanda Kocher, Bethany Williams, Alexis Bazil, Jordan An- derson, AshleyZvikas, Ranya Grzyboski, Mirina Dragon, Kayla Scull. Third row: Amber Hartman, Kirstin Litchman, Nichole Scull, Melinda Ritz, Kaitlyn Agnew, Lindsey Williams, Caitlyn Wright, Courtney Sult, Melinda Wright, Kiri Koziol. Fourth row: Coach C-Squad Julie Frederick, Amanda Coach Sandra Brown. Super Crossword sor rove Answers on page 2 challenger » Dallas players came out for the start of the second half against Berwick Satur- day. The teams will meet again this Saturday, at Berwick. JIM PHILLIP DIRECTIONS: Jucket, Chelsea McDermott, Ali Noon, Deanna Dragon, Stephanie Butler, Tiffany Moore, Jessica Alba, Ariel Scull, Lakrista Zacharias, Asst. Coach Jackie Sikora. Fifth row: Asst. Coach Cathy Moore, Crispin Field in POST PHOTO/ S Lake Lehman upset Monroe Lake Lehman Junior Knights rolled past the Monroe Saints with a 26-12 upset victory in the B squad playoff game at Wyoming Area Stadium Satur- day. Lehman's offense totalled over 225 yards The team’s hard work and determination has paid off with a well deserved spot in the Super Bowl on Sun- day, Nov. 11. The game is scheduled to take place at Swoyersville. Lake Lehman Jr Knights C finish outstanding season The C-squad boys ended their 2001 season on Saturday with a heart-breaking loss to Plains. The team had a great year, fin- ishing second in the Southern Division, and tied for third with Monroe in the overall Greater Pittston league standings. It was a great accomplishment of the boys and coaching staff by mak- ing it to the final four. Pirates win 2, tie 1 The Pocono Pirates Pee Wee A ice hockey team beat the Delco Phantoms 70 and the Wilming- ton Typhoons 5-3 over the weekend. Drew Slocum, Shaver- town, was the winning goal- tender in each game, recording 12 saves against Delco and 16 versus Wimington. The Pirates skated to a 3-3 tie with the New Jersey Lightning Nov. 1 at Shawnee. Eric Wrob- lewski, Dallas, played a sirong game both ways. The Pirates play the Ice Time Polar Bears Sat., Nov. 10 at the Ice Box in Pittston. ‘Junior Knights B ® Tell our advertisers you saw them in The Dallas Post. They'll appreciate it, and so will we. THE INTERNATIONAL CROSSNUMBER GAME Fill each square with a number, one through nine. A e Horizontal squares should add to totais on right. * Vertical squares should add to totais on bottom. 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