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Virginia Afield
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By Robert Gooch Gaili'W^den Thos. P. Runkle
To the many trout fisher* man accustomed to m a k ing the opening day trek to ..Greene County, friendly i Game Warden Thomas P. ! Runkle was one of the many j good things the area had to j offer. He passed on last week at the age of 60 and the little (South River Methodist i Church could not accommo! date his many friends who flocked there to pay their | last respects. Those who I waited quietly outside could : hear the contented murmur of the river and her banks ! in front of the little church they could see a 1962 trout sign designating South River S as trout water—trout water Tom Runkle had protected so well.
The Sport of a Trapline
The quest for wild fur has (for centuries lured hardy I men to the remote corners i of the world. The attractions have been profits, adventure and sport, butfor the modern era trapper the profit lure j has gone although the other two are still there. And today we can add another ingredient—the cause of coni servation. Many furbearers
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