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BEAUTY SHOPPE | Commission |
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7 | | | AY a QI» 1 i Game Protector Robert Spahr |
W ! NW 1 ON] ( i reports the following: ‘Satur
i day, January 2, 1954, Deputy
. { Simcox and I spent about six
FEBRL A R ) )( ’D IN 3 | hours on State Game Lands 60,
i in southwestern Centre County
i We wiched to determine what
Sr : | extent the game was utilizing
= the game feeders and food plots.
— The area covered is about ten
miles long, and there are food
strips and feeders the entire dis
$ | tance
“The corn left standing on the
e 00 S plantings. We have ten food
food plots is completely gone tt
No game was observed in these WHOSE FARM IS THIS? This is the photo that was included
fo % » strips planted in winter wheat last week's paper Can anyone recognize it! The owner
We counted only what game we frame and ce rtificates of merchandise.
actually saw in the wheat. This | {heir gear for beaver trapping
j OBAC is what we” observed: 58 deer, The 1954 beaver season + Mortuary Record
4 turkeys, and one grouse. Ev-| at 7 a. m.. Feb. 15 and closes at
ery one of the wheat plots show- | hoon, March 6. Broadtails may |
ed evidence turkeys had fed on | he taken by the trapping meth- Two brothers, both residing |
them some time prior to our ar- | od only. Nonresidents may not {in this area, expired 20 minutes |
rival. This was born out by the | {rap beavers in the Keystone apart Tuesday evening. One|
tracks in the snow of the prev. | gate | died at his home after a long!
ious day. In three of the plant The number. of these furbear- | illness ‘while the other succumb =
ed areas it was evident that the | vs that may be taken this sea- | ed in St. Joseph Hospital, Lan- |
birds had heard us'coming- and | hos been raised from 3 to 4] caster. |
2 and 3 YARDS WIDE had dopnrle d seconds elore ou because of their present number The Arst to expire Yas Mislin
arrival. All of the feeders show: | 4 A trapper | Ressler. 68. of West Main St.
ed signs of turkeys using them.” will be allowed 4 beavers in one! Mount Joy, who died at the St.
Beaver Season Opens Feb. 15 day or the entire season through | Joseph's Hospital at 8:30 p. m.
First Come—First Served Jl... mt iti [out the Commonwealth AE ais
=. 8 Yama ™ ve 5 . On publicly.-owned land no Ressler, 78 Mount Joy R2, Rap-
vestisating Hitely lonuing Sans trapping is permitted on dams] ho Twp., died at 8:50 p. m. at]
and marshes and prepaving posted by the Game Commis-{ his home after a long illness. |
: sion. Neither is it permitted on: He had been bedfast for the |
water areas on private property | past week.
where the placarding has been Harry, a native of Strasburg,
| done at the request of, or by the | and his brother were the sons
consent of, the landowners con-) of the late Harry and Elizabeth |
cerned. Well before season, the, Snyder Ressler. Of their imme- |
warning notices were posted a-| diate family, only a brother, |
gainst trapping at water im-| Rufus Ressler. of Manheim, |
pounds in which beaver num-{ survives
bers are low, to ensure sufficient The older brother. husband
brood stock for later years. of the former Rose Kaylor, was
a L d J Il E 29 Traps may not be set on the|; resident of this area for the
Be u €ns € y ggs c structure of any beaver dam orj past 50 years. He was a molder
ha pric house, or within 25 feet of the| for 30 years and was employed |
water line on the structure for| in foundries in Mount Joy, Lan. |
either. One person may set, tend | caster and Florin. Prior to be- |
Jello Desserts 3 pkas 2 5c or operate 10 traps only. Traps| coming a molder, he was a|
f must be tagged with metal name| grayman in Mount Joy. i
/ tags, and these identifications| He was a member. of the |
> must show above the ice or wa- Church: of. Cod and the Friend- |
LOCAL for line to Jervis an easy check i ship Fire Co. 1, both of Mt. Joy, |
Parka Oleo 2 Ibs 59. without traps. } and he and his wife observed
y Seals must be attached to their 53rd wedding anniversary |
beaver pelts by State Game | last October |
NORRIS FANCY Protectors, to whom the skins) pagiqes his wife, he is sur
* Oo must be taken within 10 days vived by two sons and a davgh
Cherries 8-02 29. after the season closes. eave | ter: Isaac K., Stauffertown, Mt. |
hides may not be sold or other-} jy, R2: Harry K U.S. Air
! wise disposed of until properly | Force, Okinawa: a d Mrs. An |
PILLSBURY 50 Ib b e sealed. The skins should be pre } na: M. Maurer, Akron, Ohio |
° . - ag sented to the game protector in | Six grandchildrex and four |
Pie Crust Mix 2 pkes «3 $c the district or county in which! °C also sur-|
the animals were trapped. 3ea | vive
ver kill statistics, by districts, Sn
Fines? spay are very important to the Game | vOU BET YOUR L'FE
( T Commission in planning future If vou had £21 “90.000 would!
MEA S| vou bet the entire amount a
Clock Watching Confused Deer [gainst just $1, especially of]
NORRIS FANCY Game Protector Edward {here were a good chance of los |
R d ° Campbell was slyly amused at| ing your fortune” Of course youl
8 Cleined Pig Stomachs BH a hunter he met in the Proj | wouldn't. Yet each day there!
1 | lin County woods during the | thousands of people who, in|
Sow Cherries WHILE THEY LAST | antlerless deer season. “This| affect. make the same kind of |
man,” Campbell says, complain- | wae |
3 ed about the scarcity of deer.| Safety engineers for Lumber. |
ver® $1.59 § i. et a a]
Fresh Veal Liver e Asked how he accounted for the i mens Mutual Casualty Com-|
unusually high kill of bucks on pany a member of the Kemper |
| a nearby ridge in the 1953 sea [ insur: ince group, report that a
son the man replied, "That's! man 30 years of age—the medi-
Pet Nonfat Dry Milk easy. The bucks were just used | ium age of our population—can
{o the season coming in at nine | ook forward to approximately
| o'clock. When the Game Com | 40 years, or 21,000,000 minutes,
o SIM. | mission opened it at 7 this year | of life. Every timo ' Te) 1
Ige. 35c m i Ac | they were fooled and so got | chance with his life just fo save
: f g | caught on that ridge. ” | a minute, whether it be on {foot |
Liberty Coffee Deer Don’t Like Cats | or driving a car, he is risking
4 | Donald G. Day, a Susquehan- | {hat minute against the other
ip & PET MILK | na County game protector, tells | 21,000,000. |
Drip & Reg a :
| this: In the last buck season a | Only a fool would gamble a
tall 4/55¢ hunter in his area was watching | gainst such odds. |
1-1b bag LO. : four deer, when a black cat | Sa SR. |
walked into view. Two of the| the ground. He gave the grape
small 2/ 1 Sc deer seemed to resent the fel- | vines a pull and 2 grays jumped |
ine's presence. It may be that { out. of the nest. As they ran out |
instinet made the deer suspic | over the vines the hunter shot |
. ious of any member of the cat| and killed both foxes.
N. B. C. Fig Bars | family. Anyway, they ran after | TEE en a
| the cat, chasing it up an apple | HO HUMMM!
pkg 39¢ | tree. After circling the tree Sf - :
| few times and apparently foc What This Place
i 4 ing satisfied the deer lost inter- |
Bo TN . an | est and wandered away. Needs, Folks, Is |
SURF: 29, LUX 2 02. 39¢ ith B C S H | High Sleeping Foxes Laid low A Few Good
eon. 70¢» LIQUID 20.69c N. .L. dugar rioney 2] A ame protec or Ce Ads In This
Ww Held County name ande B he
LUX = 3-18¢ ,., JRUX , 20. ™ Craboms are aries « NEWSPAPER |
toupon coupon nal week of last December | |
erst un 2ry7 FLAKES +
2 0 three DuBois sportsmen dog-
2 ‘ pkg ood’ foxes north east of their |
| home town. On tracking SNOW |
9 the men followed two gray fox- {
| : os into a hemlock and grape-| |
} vine thicket, where they lost |
| the tracks
COMPLETE ONE STOP FOOD SER VICE | Looking around and through | |
| the tangle one man finally ob- |
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ted approximately 30 feet above | = Say |

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