The Daily News Leader from Staunton, Virginia • 14

14 Staunton, Leader, Thursday, February 1J, 1981 Campfire Chatter Hunter safety meeting held by Juanita Colvin The second in a series of hunter safety and education coordinators' meetings took place recently at the Red Carpet Inn in Waynesboro. Presenting the program were Capt. James Kerrick, safety officer from the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries office in Richmond, and Lt Donald R. Miller, assistant supervisor, education, of the Thomas Jefferson District from the Staunton office. Those present were personnel from the Game Commission connected with the hunter safety course, county coordinators from each of the 18 counties in the Thomas Jefferson District, and some volunteer instructors.

FRANK TAYLOR, right, Augusta County hunter safety coordinator, receives a special award from Capt. James Kerrick, safety officer of the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, for his contribution in promoting and teaching the Virginia Hunter Education Program. (Photo by Juanita Colvin) ing the instructor to advance from basic to senior instructor, and on to master instructor. The latter two involve more intensive training in such fields as woodsman-ship, trapping, first aid, and survival. After the discussion and question and answer session came the highlight of the meeting.

Kerrick then presented to Frank Taylor, Augusta County coordinator, a plaque from the Virginia Game Commission inscribed: his outstanding contribution in promoting and teaching the Virginia Hunter Education Program." The meeting was then turned over to Hunter McCoy of Lexington, Rockbridge County coordinator, and Taylor, who gave introducing Kerrick to those present, Miller began with a discussion of the problems facing the coordinators, such as communication with volunteer instructors, how to approach groups for taking the course, and any problems facing the coordinators in their county. Let me point out here, being an instructor myself, that these persons involved, other than Game Commission personnel, are strictly volunteers, giving of their time, providing their own transportation, and doing this all for the personal satisfaction they derive from teaching others the safe handling of firearms while afield and at home. "I've been shot myself," one fellow commented, "so I know what it's like!" To him, impressing the importance of the safe hunter cannot be stressed enough. If his time and effort involved saves one accident, it has all been worthwhile. Other issues discussed were the inception of a bi-monthly news release to the coordinators to keep them abreast of "what's happening" statewide and within then-locality.

A chain of command was established, starting with the Richmond office on through to the individual instructor, so that each person involved will know where and how to get needed materials and who to contact. The basic hunter safety instructor course is to be changed, allow talks on what they are doing in their respective counties. It was decided the group should meet again in August. A buffet luncheon followed the close of the meeting. Any person or group in this area interested in having a hunter education program may find out details by contacting Taylor at (703) 337-2175 after 6 p.m., or Miller at the Staunton Game Commission office.

After opening the meeting and Scoreboard Bowling Events MEN'S INDEPENDENT BOWLING LEAGUE 4 Wall's Colonial House 14 Wright's Dairy Rite 1 Eagles 610 I Valley Trophy I McDonough Toyota I Whitlock Tom's Sales 14 FLY-FISHING SCHOOL WAYNESBORO The Shenandoah Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited will hold Its eighth annual Fly Fishing School beginning on March 5. Classes will be held one day each week from 7-9 ro. at the Department of Correction Trairu Academy on 500 N.Winchester St The course will last for eight weeks, and will cover angling literature, fly fishing tackle, trout stream insects, stream ecology, knots, casting demonstrations and practice, fly tying, stream tactics, special equipment, streamside manners and where to fish in Virginia. No experience is necessary, and all materials are supplied by Trout Unlimited. The class will be limited to 15 persons, on a first come-first serve basil.

For reservations call 942-1964. rfaAnfp LJLJ iiLmm2 UVVSssiwJM STAUNTON MERCHANTS MIXED Sandy's Bty. Salon 4 SS StnileyTUe 47 17 Beardsworth Grocery 48 38 1 Off The Wall Gang 434 404 Westsidelrui 41 41 Planter's Bank No. 1 41 New Hope Grocery 40 44 Safeway 314 4S4 Russ Bayne 4 Sons 37 47 Planter'! Bank No. 1 34 41 High aeU Ellen Carey 111, Leon Locu 103, John Smiley 377, Cathy Kir-by 568, Sandy Puff enberger 341, Linda Thomai 344, Donna Snyder S3, Jim Hildebrand SJ8, Marvin Beverage 337, Bobby Cash 331, Peart Cash 331, Phil Fix 327, Brady Kirby 323, Fran Bayne 313, Al Davis 311, Gary Wonderly 317, Laura Smiley 313, Bob Cash 314, Run Bayne 306, Pam Coffman 300.

High games Ellen Carey 106-114-191, Leon Lucas 230-117, John Smiley 119-20. Cathy Kirby 202-103, Pam Coffman 133, Donna Snyder HI, Sandy Puffenberger 111-llt, Marvin Beverage 110, Mind Doyle 303, Phil Fix 199. Bobby Cash 190-1M, Bob Cash 191, Pearl Cash 194, Jim Hildebrand 194, Charles Smiley 194, Al Davis 192, Kathy Mace 190, Brady Kirby 117, Jay Smiley 109, Linda Thomas 186, Fran Bayne 183, Tim Nuckoles 1(3. TA upsets Harrisonburg HARRISONBURG Turner Ashby outscored Harrisonburg's Streaks 41-27 in the last half here Wednesday night to grab a 61-52 Shenandoah District victory. The loss was the first in the district this year for the Streaks who dropped to 9-1 in the district, just a single game ahead of second-place Fort Defiance.

The Knights upped their record to 5-5 in the district and were paced ty Kenton Burkholder's 12 points in the third quarter which wiped out a 25-20 Harrisonburg lead at the half. With sis minutes left in the third period, Burkholder stole a pass under T.A.'s basket and scored to convert on a three-point play. The Knights tied the score on a jumper by Phil Hodges. Harrisonburg held the lead for the last time at 31-28 on a jumper by Pee Wee Barber but then the Knights reeled off six straight points to take the lead for good. The Knights hit nine of 13 foul shots in the closing minutes to wrap up the win.

Turner Ashby (61) Price 18-8 18, Eye 1 0-0 1, Heal, wole 1 4-7 6, Burkholder I 30, Hodges 3 4-4 10, Randolph 8 1-44 11. Totals JJ 17-77. Harrisonburg 1521 Steagsll 4 04 6 Barber 3-1 18, Blakey 6 04 18, Fleming 30-06, Ehlers 51-111. Totals 14 4-6 52. TurrawAshbj I 11 tX 81 rlarrtsonbtrrl 11 14 11 16 81 College scores EAST Bosun Coll Providences! CotaateONiaaant) Concordia.

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Ellis 202, T. Adams 290. High sets Ed Harris 860, R. Zirkle 391, J. Becks 364, E.

Wood 368, J. Ellis 368, R. Harris 368, H. Garrison 338, B. Bulle 561, R.

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Cash 311, F. Bosserman 509, T. Watson 306, M. Weatherholtx 503, D. ToroeySOl.

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THURSDAY'S GAMES Girts Basketball Mary Baldwin at Shenandoah Stuart Hall at Lynchburg Christian Volleyball Buffalo Gap at Turner Ashby Rockbridge at Riverheads with purchase of our CllZrry Pl3 (j vy (J Washington's Birthday 88 22 314 294 30 36 494 384 THE CatP TELEPHONE CO. MIXED The Guzzlers 14 1 The Giveaways 124 34 Mixed Company 10 6 No Clutch I 11 TheSlyFoxes 44 114 A Full House 1 14 High series Jesse Douglass 344, Joyce Brown 323, Dick Sand 311 and Ronnie Howell 407. High Games Bob Ripoee 199, Joyce Brown 190-134, Jesse Douglass 198-182, Dick Sand 1(2-181 and Carolyn NeelyKO. Csrpon Copies Sharps Staplers PaperClips Calculators Adders Typewriters Transcribers Paper Mates Binders Bics Erasers Folders Desks 48 46 44 414 394 38 36 41 41 44 464 484 30 32 I 1 1 Transactions CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Signes Mike Squires, first baseman, to a two-vear contract. Named Loren Babe special eslgn-menl scout.

Named Duane SchaHer, Larry Munroe, Bart Johnson, Marvin Lane, to their coaching lUff. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Signed Jim Clancy and Joey McLaughlin, pitchers, to one-year contracta. 354 524 344 534 31 57 0 I WASHINGTON REnSKlNS-Announcad 1 1 I llsiSaaaaaawaMlsaawlaal the retirement Pt Wyaodu. Snebackar. ELD OV ER At 7: 15 1 9:08 I I Arfattta Virginia Rolon 330, Jen High sets nie Wolanski 550, Kathy Mace 548, NHL Phyllis Lunsford 537, Ruby Swinson 514, Nellie Spicer 613, Sam Beasley 502.

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Broadway (84) Wenger 1 5-7 9, Messerley 3 3-4 9, Didasnck 6 5-8 17, Btirruss 4 3-4 11, Conley 31-4 6, Kyger 13 44-4 10, Rhodes 00-10, Harlow 0 0-1 0. Totals 1113-3164. only So why TafM M-F Lunch Only BROADWAY Broadway's Gobblers pushed a seven-point halftime lead to 14 by the end of three quarters and went on to win, 64-47, here Wednesday night in a Shenandoah District basketball game. It was the fourth district win of the year for the Gobblers while Spotswood dropped its 10th straight district game. buffet, when you WIN from up to $423 in gift prizes in February while listening to the MUSIC EVERYBODY LOVES! I vr: rV-4 could 1 11 8 14 13 47 18 11 31 16 84 The Outdoor Place yjUUilMllMMiliflMttr" Lj guide 1 if inn Sport BARGAIN SPECIAL Sat.

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