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A WEEK“ conmm or rmcrrcar. OPINION vmu. issues ar-‘ncrmu was vsirs AND ABUSES 0,. “wan. usotnwss n! m. LUDLO

TCONSER v.4 TION

S ON ‘II-IE

W JENKINS,

SANCTUARY

I95 0i . W,

71st

lion 0i hriii ks.

iliuurlii-il» from for rind near. '0 b something irresistible

q

"l about its \vild beauty, . spread. multicolored pail- ria that awaits one at the look- "s and above all, something u: 1h" eicr spectacular page- bof the winged lords of the air tfilieri one with a craving to . acain and again. This '\ .5 unique. .

" ll s Hawk fin RNl-lﬂllCd Hawk

Ortlicrn Rcii- houldered Hawk " “ll lfsecl Hawk

iricau Rough-legged Hawk erlcaii Golden Eagle

l‘ 1d Eagle

‘i rsli Hnirk Jinn‘

‘l’ ill Si". ll row Hawk Lnildciitifled

TYJTAIB lle foiilsing figures indicate the e iicqileticy of the different. ' i raptors during migration “ll; the Kittntinny Ridge. It lll-d be l'.i.~ll to ascribe any par- lfnrr. iiicance, regarding in-

i“ u decrease or hawks, t0 tsciuuiei. The daily cen uses Hliade as carefully a; possible. ‘l 1t b I physizal impossibility w “Ftlrry hawk that might happen

5°,» °“.’l_-_’.“fﬁ?..l'ylvf":. 91-i-

LONG RIVER. SCHOOL

“ﬁler Roll for May:- Glllllc X~l. JuanEla Campbell; Arthur Johnstone.

Glade VI—l. Marquerifc Payn- Iro-wi. Bobbie Dunning: 3. James gfllll v lsr» —l. Eunice Camp- -2- Jeanette Brown; 3. Jean implicit.

Glflll‘ V (JrJ-‘l. Vernon llllll Austin Fitmimons : 2. Irene Paynter 8. Wil- hm cml-ilable. Grade lv-l. Margaret Paynter. kuflge rll rsr.) —l. Billie Camp- hu-‘pbénhndrew Campbell; Eu: “(ﬁzzle in m.- _i_ Verna l‘? Windsor Campbell; 3. u FlLT-‘ilnwng

megabit ll (Sr) —l. James ritz- ld amt‘? ll (Jr) -l. Jean McLeod.

“mm Johnstone and Jackie

itgffj,‘ ‘Sf-l —l. Lloyd Brown: gnomf)“ Farmer; a. Ralph Fitz-

o Pjfaitl l-lf-t-No Exams.

“human Attendance —Arthur gampbouf. Bobbie Dunning; Jean d Co. Eunice Campbell, Wil- gh amiable; vemon Paynter; “lPlRll; Jean Fitlllmiml;

min-s FIRST nawrr

., conservation. Who knew of Mountain prior to-1932?

f iLitrk-lillllllg came as a boon. ;; utulnnai seasons or °ry1l“cl:fl: agbills roared above have tonal! "p m” “"9- Tmlgh tivstliic a tuiy village tucked m“ l0 witness the hawk flights. '3 ' Mylﬁmlcxgellliltil. publicity Hawk un n anc ilary has had in the _l°°lll and genera‘. press proves that it has become a compelling force in furthering an intelligent and enlightened attitude towards the blrds 0f ltrfy. We can give no bitter illustration of the trend in cianging sentiment ti to it the ﬁr?!“ e °‘ we“ “my “ll-S‘ the following contrastlg; stir; inentr. 1n October, 1929. there ap- peared in a leading local newspaper

in an obscure pocket of the m“). Ridge, in eastern Penn- my rct bird-students and _ ionists throughout the Dinar-t; noted, and have yon- ered iiilli consternation at the i'g:(l0l‘i'€‘.!s.ll,' number oi raptors. several factors have contributed

stood birch. but chief among w, in Lllt,‘ opinion of the writer. , been ihc ‘staggering slaughter‘ this Hem, . incu- migrations along the ' ouulalns in Penn yivania and at. oini-i- hawk concentration , i: has been variously esti- lllill. from 3,000 to 5,000 iri-ic killed annually during at Drehersvilie alone. hundreds of thousands birds throughout. tile t s must have been the altars of pre-

"ell ciiuc the [all of 1934. day Inlpressed

Moillliillll Sanctuary, the s; curt iry in the world for “e iiuils oi‘ prey, WK!‘ established; i- liluliei-s‘ paradise had becomea u; ci the past. Mrs. C. N. l C‘ - 'riuaii of the Elncrgcncy ion Committee, had iippciircd on the scene, ac- "ed rulilrol of over two square

bullshct‘ the shambles. We the fuming; and the bicker- i, or the hunting fraternity, so deiily deprived of it; seemingly putable privilege. The hunt- .ihBfll1P\Pl' anticipated anything exits; had not grime officials irrerl in the shoots, had not commission en-

dumbfounded; pFPlVllWl to organise to regain shooting. We were more than once. A me \\.i‘tl(‘ll declared to me: IOU caiit kccp gunner, off that iiti; and I wouldn't take your h for our- hundred dollars a day!’ we smoke of which there was ua long since dissipated u air. No bird has been on this rirca since the iris consecrated to the pro-

. and field glasses. have “lb-vi the shot-gun: of the Since this new deal for ting hawks has been it d in, HSIIOI? have come by

ill Hfiiik Mountain Sanctuary,

times as many, oi- 3350 persons

winda many thousand hawks arc

arle tivithin ten miles of Pottsville,

inviting extermination, a challenge

that has been accepted by local sportsmen and limiters who are shooting hundreds every favorable with the unusual opportunity to wipe out. thousand; oi enemies to bird and game iife in - the State of C. R, Pittsville sports- [man and merchant today urged local hunters to co-operate in kill- lug hawks.

Incidentallyg we learned that ihi: merchant plied a brisk business from the sale of shells. The picture has changed seven XCIIYS later, when we read in the current. iJsue of Pennsylvania Game News, official organ of the sportsmen cf that State:

"Much good has been accomp- lrhed near Drehersviile, by the Emergency Conservation Com- mittee. The editor surveyed the area on October 3 and found that hunters who formerly slaughtered thousands of these birds, many of them beneficial, are now using the Sanctuary as an observation post to study their characteristics . Sportsmen and others are urged to viiit this excellent bird observation point."

And so, we see hot thc daring aiid initiative of one woman has brought about the miraculous trans- formation _oi a sickening shambles

inspiration and stimulus in the study of a noble cla s of birds.

Aspects of Hawk Migration

During our three seasons at Hawk Mountain we have accumulated data which provided an interesting picture of the hawk migration. These and subsequent data will furnish a basis for future statistical comparisons. Owing to the neces- xity for rigid patrol of the Sanctu- ary during the early part of the 1934 season, systematic observations could not be mede, and hence the migration data. are incomplete for

TABLE OT" SEASONAL TOTALS

Verna, Payntcr; Windsor Camil-

that. year. Uninterrtiptcd daily censues of the flights obtained for the season oi 1935 and i936.

I031 193 1936 166 374 87 123 293 177

1913 4237 4486 333 553 474

5609 4024 3177

00 1868 1934

2026 3772 5728

20 0 9 39 66 5-1 52 67 70

105 154 149 3i 169 ‘.205

2 g, l 25 l4 36 l9 ‘l0 .74 l3 123 10L‘ 208 ‘J3 11

1071s 1576s Tom

certain days the birds fly very high. and many pass unseen. Hawk- shgqﬂng persists at scattered point- along the ridge. How olir totals may be affected is cvlllvclllllll- Destruction of hnvrks at. thee points, however, is nowhere coin- patable to the wholesale killing which took place on Hawk III‘ tain prior to i934.

(To be Continued) __ __*

bell and Rblllll Fll75lm°n5~

100 per cent Spoiler —Jenn Fitz- Sllll0fl5.

100 per cent in Arithmeiic—- Verna Paynlﬂ-

Jean Sharpe. Teacher.

NORTHAM SCHOOL

Standing of the Pupils of Northam School for April and May:-

Grade lX—l. -Ma.rj0rie Stewart.

Grade VII-l. Wanda Mac- Nevin: 2. Allison Ramsay.

Grade V—-i. Dorothy Enman; 2. Clinton MacLeod.

Grade iv-i. Ethel Dyment: 3- Milton Baylole; 3. Minerva Mac- N vin.

eGrade III (Senior) l. ElrVY 1531' man; 2. Desmond BﬂBlOlQ; 3- L°lll8 Carin. '

Grade III- (Junior) 1. Georie

t. Dgnifzgg I (Senior) 1. Clinton C01- wlli and Lloyd Carin (equal): 2. Horace MacNevln; 3. Eldon Mac- "éllﬁ; I (Junior) l- Hub!"- Cann; 2- Hellfy Fwd‘ '

Perfect Attendance I-Etllﬂ

nyment: Milton Batzlole: D98-

A-llllvllsh Hawk Mountain has _ n in operation only three ____ -.easons. it has been visited by peg- Hawg Mountain Sanctuary has Si; Q21‘ dtwfml’ 5W“- llvm Cin-

ill-ll the history of wild ' "l" SFVWHI foreign ..- Tale countries. A few simple statistics gave tus the be.t idea of how the g , “me save a “gm. "f! "My l5 Eflliiiiig in popularity: - a unglelran, gmup o; ma. durlns the fall of 19x4. some 500 ﬁler-s to whom tne ODPOrtunit)’ ﬁggogioghrlxtfﬁ 2:5; we 593ml‘ °f ' ' .,_ r E . visit ~; d ' Mme pit, hunting season sport we present ‘Mm alilligg‘

“Sportsmen Shoot Migrating Hawks . . . . Knock down pests from point of vantage in Blue Mouniaiiis-—Kill 300 in single day Chilled by the early October

sweeping past. the mountain pinn-

into a mecca for all who may find ‘

THE THRIFT Y

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‘ Wcymouth Street Phone 5'25. i happened. ten Wffulﬂ? is. still an

priced

Bureaus, Beds, Springs, Etc. Furniture hxchange

trical Fish. TRY SODIE TODAY.

Queen Street Meat Riarket

ept enlplnyees of the. n. reruns PHONE 130i.

"pen to buy moderately

pt-oild that the oK-i l ilflon‘ in a ivorld t inhuman bv comm it l‘(‘mﬂi.'l_< for the tight. advcrtl ' signed T" ' reii fall . 'l'lle.~o QIYHI never apolr ribbons. o.’ the {inert cntises ll‘ Christen- (iolTi

Phone 809.

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—\'r<ion and Goal.

CHARGED IVITII BTVRDER

lsonvr at the bar. have T011

mxvhel‘ in anvthln: t-i snv wt": sentence 0f

can. on PHONE mm MALLETTX

Suits, Coats, Hats Perfectly Cleaned Cheaper Because it's Cash

Phillips’ Valet Service , if," m" "m" "

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carefully before send- 4 spirit... »o ml" '- have

in g in your replies.

looked some n! the niles last week. Send In as many replies as you like, but follow the rules.

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death should no: he PTISTIX/l tipori

BATTERY REPAIRS I rqir"

solemn lrizsti fei‘. over the

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MY BUNIONS- UNDER A "F-LJLL FEED TROUGH,

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