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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
23
Chuck Hartman is an Atlantic Coast Conference basketball official, a baseball coach at High Point College, and an avid rabbit hunter. He combines officiating with coaching, hunting, and fishing, often chasing rabbits between basketball travel and baseball season.
Honolulu reports canoeing and paddling as a fast growing Hawaii outdoor sport with six man outriggers, races from Oahu to Molokai, and clubs ranging from 100 to 1000 members. Costs reach $10,900 for a carved iroa canoe, fiberglass models sell for about $1,500, season begins in May with regattas drawing thousands.
The article traces jerky origins among early westward explorers and settlers, noting jerky as lean preserved meat often venison. It also recounts Moore’s 1912 wildlife imports to Murphy, details on buffalo, elk, boar, bears, and eventual transfer of the preserve, with Hooper Bald now in Nantahala National Forest and wild boar populations spreading across western North Carolina.
In North Carolina a quartet led by Hogi Morton attempt to fish through the ice on Grandfather Lake with an eight inch crust. They drill multiple holes, endure subzero wind and numb hands, and finally improvise with a chainsaw after hours of effort failing to attract bites from famished trout.
Julius Cooper explains compass basics for offshore sailing, including magnetic and gyroscopic types, variation, deviation, dampening liquids, and the need for a deviation chart. The article covers aligning the rubber line with the vessel centerline, removing ferrous material, and using a pelorus to measure range bearings for correcting magnetic deviation.
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