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ETHEL BROSKE Mixed Chorus Composed of 90 Voices ] From Handel's { "Messiah" J PLUS OTHER MUSIC GROUPS Mount Joy High School Auditorium MOUNT JOY. PA. 7:30 P. M. BIG SAVINGS THIS WINTER Pen. Game » BETTER HEAT, TOO! Naturally it's the same in size and weight, but for comfort and economy, thousands agree Commission Weekly Letter The following field reports is a terse sum mary of after the antlered deer season More opening present Abundance seen than of the on the 52 season Condition of deer. In goo Racks more better generally. Heavier thar Antlers. in structure, Gun pressure the early days of the son in all sections submitted first two days of the legal bucks days uniform 1 1952 sea- except the Commission's Northwest Divis- ion, where it was less Estimated legal kill. About 0 14.500, opening two days of sea # | son. wn Hunter conduct. Good to fair. Two bears and one bull elk re- ported killed (illegally) by deer % | hunters. i" Human Casualties. By #lers’ guns, 7 fatal and 15 # | fatal. Weather. In the counties, rain, fog and some Snow. Lacking final | field officers’ 7 | life aunn nus bagged in the small ; just closed the i | Commission issued this v ‘ Ww | season Game | statement on hunt- non- north tier tabulation of estimates of wild- | game » general conditions and Wn | kills: 0 | Small game of all species was ® found more abundant in the os 1953 season, including the clos- i ing day of the season, than in # | any recent year. Hunting pres- # | sure was comparable to last | year. The kill is expected to i equal that of 1952 in most spec- 0 ies, with increased Kills expect- Bh ed to be shown in final reports ion turkeys, and # | necks. The # | apprecic ably, grouse heavier, in Buck Deer Baitle To Death 0 “Investigating a report of two os dead deer in a creek near Val-| x ley View I found evidence that | death after their antlers inter- Fire Aste insurance e ROBERT K. BROWN Main St Phone 3-4062 320 E 8-tfe ALSO A FULL LINE OF BIRDS EYE Fruits & Vegetables KRALL'S Meat Market WEST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY JAMES B. HEILIG Funeral Director MOUNT JOY, PENNA. BLAKE 17 jewels. Richly styled expan- sion band accents the trim natural gold-filled or Adam H. Greer {87 E. Main St., Mount Joy. Pa. Phone 3-4124 RNR RRR ring- turkey kill should be two big bucks had battled to the Casualty | Mount Joy | locked.” ial archery and anter | was classed as | conditions had more [did the Quality Meats | probably So goes a recent report Game Shank. He of a Schuylkill County Ralph L Protector continues Death probably came to one buck as a result of a six-inch gash that penetrated almost to the brain, caused by other drowning into the his opponent's antler. The death by when the two tumbled deep pool in the creek One bfick carried an eight rack; the other a smaller deer met point ten-point rack.” Doe Season The large percentage of the 103,765 Pennsylvania hunters who bought 1953 anterless deer laying plans for the state-wide “doe” 14 and 15 In this anterless Game Commission anticipates, weather permitting, a harvest of about 22,000 legal animals, a small portion of the surplus. Re of the fawns Penna spring and early summer licenses are season of Dec season the search records show that, 160,000 in the born in of 1953 some 125,000 will sur- vive until the hunting season. | The authorities believe that if this year’s hunter Kill of buck and doe deer combined {totals [less than 75,000 the herd may actually increase as much as 50,000 deer t The minds “doe” Commission re- hunters: | Persons who took a legel an- tlered deer in the archery sea-| son or the “buck” season this year may not hunt for, take or kill or stand on watch for an- other deer in the antlerless sea- Game son. A holder of an ense may hunt only in the county in the license was issued. Successful hunters must report their kill to the Game Commission within five days af- ter the close of season. Farm occupants permitted by law to hunt without a license may hunt for antlerless deer on as for other game, antlerless lic- | “hornless’” deer which deer the same land Persons possessing both spec less deer li they only, may le gally hunt with bow and arrow on the two special archery pre serves. One is in Sullivan Coun- ty, the other in Forest County Wild Waterfowl! Season Nears End The 1953 season on censes, and ducks, and coots comes to a close on Saturday, Decem December 1, it] ‘just fair” ‘by geese at. sunset ber 12. As of game authorities and many wa- [ terfowl Pennsylvan- 1a. Again, the ther hunters in all important wea- and other natural to do with the success of the hunters than Also, plentiful- game this fall time spent in element supply. ness of small reduced { duck hunting. | | fowl migrated through the | was called these | state | Generally speaking, from their northern grounds la- | ter than usual. The kill of “pud- | shallow water ducks, in | and northeast- | dlers”, the northwestern ern sections of the state was| quite satisfactory, as of late No- | vember, and the Canada goose | take in the Pymatuning area ‘agood.” In the Susquehanna and oth- | | er rivers and streams where wa- | | terfowl | route to wintering | water | season | continue their flight, stop en- areas, low weeks of '53 customarily in the early induced diving ducks to | at altitudes | out of shotgun range, to terri- tory more to their liking. Later, | when the waters were deeper | and the ceiling was low, better | | duck shooting resulted. | | the last few | find large, | harvest after all. | quests hunters who Duck hunters are hopeful that | days of season will | late migrations com- | state, when in- | would make | and pro- | full {ing through the | creased shooting [up for early scarcity | vide a reasonably season Commission re- took leg- | informa- | The game banded ducks to send [tion on the band to the Commis- | | | the name and | person sion’s Harrisburg office. The lo- cality and date of Killing and | address of the took the duck | Each person who should be included. | who reports a banded duck will | | | be notified where and when the | | bird was liberated. | lerless deer license in [to the “regular” This infor- | mation is important to the state | waterfowl managers in the in- | erest of better duck hunting in | the future, the authorities stress | Each regular hunter's license | carries the information that | anyone hunting in the anterless | season must own a special ant- addition license. Never- theless, recent inquiries to the | Game Commission offices ing) cate there are still questions in the minds of some people about | the so-called “doe” season, Dec, 14 and 15. The erroneous im- |= pression has gained that the special less license been antler- | now be somehow may not necessary In the understanding, the orities at Harrisburg interest of complete | Auth stress Game these points: To hunt anterless deer law fully during the Pennsylvania a hunter a current ‘reg licen- | 1953 two-day season, both license and a “doe” must own ular” Se. Exceptions to this are farms; THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa, Thursday, December 10, 1953 D. EARL HEISEY General Contractor permitted by | license | occupants who are law to hunt without a on their and certain ad joining land as for other game. No hunter who has taken a legal antlered deer in either the own archery season or the ‘buck’ season now in hunt for or take progress a deer in the December 14 may | antlerless and 15 season, —— -— —— Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. Remodeling — Repairing New Construction Phone — Landisville 3353 Kitchen Cabinets & Formica Installations FREE ESTIMATES Delicious 4 |b. 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