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Adirondak Guide Of Old School Has'"' 30 iw-tiw now,.r.ti.w, Rosebud, o.
Low Opinion Of Modern-Day Version
By HAL BOYLE
INLET, N. Y. (.1) There Isn't better woodsman In all the
central Adirondak mountain! than Gerald Kenwell.
"Know, every deer In the hills by in stomp," ay hia neighbor..
Kenwell Is a cat footed man of
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Canyonville High
Elects Officers,
Dates Grid Games
Students of the Canyonville
high school met last week to
elect new officers. Results were
as follows:
Freshman class, president,
Vernon Wheeler: vice president,
Jim Covey; secretary-treasurer.
Bill Hoffee: reporter, Shirley
Francis: entertainment manager
Charlena Wolfer; class advisor,
Mrs. YVimberly.
Sophomore class, president,
Pick Cloud; vice president, Pat
Jane Wolfer: reporter, Lucelle
McNees; secretary treasurer.
Kops: entertainment manager,
Ira Wheeler; class advisor, Air.
Dowd.
Junior Class, president, Ernest
Shinpen: vice president, Betty
Clark; secretary-treasurer, Danny
Wait; class advisor, Mrs. ferky.
Senior class, president, I n a
May Spencer; vice president,
Kenneth Mc Ginnis, secretary
treasurer! Dora Jean Spring-stead
Class advisor, Mr. Krasky,
The eighth grade officers are;
President, Delbert Mo Ginnis;
vice president, Ernest Shippen;
secretary-treasurer, Barbara Ku
hnhenn; entertainment manager,
Dora Jean Springstead, sergeant
at-arms, Vernon Wheeler.
Dance Schdul
The "Football Dance" will be
sponsored by the sophomore
class Friday night. Sept. 30, lol-
Fixing Hots is no fun....
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lowing the football game to be
played at Riddle, between Can
yonville and Riddle. This will be
the first school dance of the sea
son. The football schedule has bf n
announced as follows: Sept. 30,
Riddle at Riddle; Oct. 15, Coos
River at Coos River; Oct. 21,
Camas Valley at Camas Vallev;
Oct. 28, Glendale at Canyonville;
Mov. 4, Yoncalla at Canvonville;
Nov. 11 Riddle at Canyonville.
Black bear were once found In
the areas of all 48 states of the
United States.
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miles to the hunting camp he has l , ' n" neroe" "r, trea,
run for 32 years. "The camp is in X"-U,k'n WV ln ,h P.rm '
the center of a 50-mile stretch of ,m,2Su'h 8nd Fn 7?ch
virgin wilrim ; Louie. ' a hermit-like Canadian
vlrgm wilderness ' lumberman who schooled Kenwell
Many city-bred people picture a him.i( ln thr lore oI tne woods,
hunting guide as a brush-faced. Hess, an ox-built man who
tobacco-chewing illiterate who cuid carrv out ,wo buck, on nis
never had the common sense to broad back, is a legend among
come to town. Gerald doesn t fit . Adirondak hunters. He could use
into that portrait at all He is a any ,001, ,, once ,kinned , wo
courteous, well-bred, widely readlWnn a safety pin
man who stayed In the woods by I . Kred wa wha't you wouId ca,
choice. And he has his own opin-1, determined man," recalled
iun ui pt-upi w uu uuhu mrir
lives out in stone cities and never
wake up to the smell of balsam. I
"Nature put you on earth to
keep busy, he said, and "you'll
keep busy or pay the penalty."
Gerald doesn t have much re
spect for modern-day guides w ho
eo to tne lorest in automobiles.
He likes to yarn about the real
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Gerald. "Never would give up.
Never would back away from a
hear either. Used to go right Into
their caves after them.
"One time Fred caught a bear
making a bed of soruce boughs in
the deep snow. Fred was on snow
shoes and didn't have a gun, but
he said 'I want that bear.'
"So he tied his hatchet to a
long pole and swung it at the
bear, trying to bash in Its skull.
The bear Just grabbed the hatchet
and sat on it. Then Fred tied his
knife to another pole and crept
uo ..nd tried to stab the bear to
death. The bear finally grabbed
this pole, too, and I don't know
who was madder him or Fred.
I He tried to grab Fred, but
couldn't catch him in the deep
1 snow.
"Finally Fred snowshoed back
to hia cabin, grabbed up a gun
and came back and got his bear."
In his latter vears French Louia
'Insisted on living alone In the
I wilderness, and developed his own
brand of economics. He had
; garden patch and 100 hens.
"I called on him once and found
one end of the cabin piled with
eggs," said Gerald. 'When I
asked him what he was goin? to
do with them, he said:
I "Oh, mix them with a little
I venison and feed them back to
'the hens, I guess."'
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