Four-County Area Offers Sixteen Boat License Outlets
The Ohio Division of Watercraft lists sixteen boat and outboard motor license sites in a four county region. Lorain County has eight outlets including Elyria and Lorain locations such as Beaver Park Marina Lorain Marine Sales Riverview Marina and Lorain Automobile Club. Medina County has one outlet Russell D Bordner in Wadsworth. Huron and Erie counties provide several outlets in Norwalk Willard Sandusky Vermeil and Huron with multiple stores and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Watercraft
Lorain County
Elyria
Elyria Automobile Club
West Ave
Saddler-Wilson Insurance
Cleveland St
Lorain
Beaver Park Marina
West Erie Ave
Lorain Marine Sales
Broadway
Riverview Marina, Inc
Lorain Automobile Club
Sixth St
Oberlin Automobile Club
East College St
Oberlin
Western Auto Associate
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Medina County
Russell D. Bordner
Main St
Wadsworth
Archers Compete As Cleveland Area Hosts Indoor Championship
The Greater Cleveland Indoor Archery Championship saw Cleveland area archers win top honors while Lorain County failed to enter any shooters. Al Werner led Bow and Arrow Archery with a 285 in men’s freestyle. John Hook topped bare bow with 272. Ethel Blair and Laurel Perry won women’s divisions. The event raised 180 for Rainbow Baby and Children’s Hospital and included ongoing outdoor shoots and registration details for local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Greater Cleveland
Cleveland
Rainbow Baby and Children’s Hospital
al Werner
Bow and Arrow
John Hook
Geauga
Ethel Blair
Laurel Perry
Ann Arrow
County Ely
Izaak Wal
Ion League
Eleanor Mercadlo
Gleveland
Grassie
Wayside Inn
Aighulay Ffe Mer
Tkes
The
40 Thieves Night Club
Art Eslinger
Pearson Handicap
Sysperking Sewee Si Oe
Photbe Suave
Ikes
Wilemer
Black River
Ela
Ie Club
Penfield Town
Outdoor archery season signals spring with Redhead trophy
The Redhead announces the Black River Bow Benders shoot and a team trophy race for six local archery clubs. Teams of two to five compete on handicap for the permanent trophy while trophies and medals are awarded in all classes.
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Black River
Jerry Kostyo
Wis
Reinhart Krausesalt
Algoma Lumber Co
Dale Marsh
Wisconsin
Cou Lnnes
Servation
Pennsylvania reports record buck harvest in past season
The Pennsylvania Game Commission released 1965 figures showing a record buck harvest with totals over 2,000 in several counties led by Clinton and Tioga while Potter and Huntingdon also posted high counts. The report credits improved reporting and cooperation by hunters and notes a 65,150 total antlered deer plus 4,638 antlerless deer, underpinning the state’s top harvest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byill
Pennsylvania
Clinton
Tioga
Potter Couna
Bucks
Centre
Huntingdon
Lycoming
Muskingum district opens camps for 1966 season
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District announces campgrounds at Atwood Lake Park Clendening Lake Leesville Lake South Pleasant Hill Lake Marina Leesville Lake Marina Charles Mill Lake Marina and Seneca Lake Park open with standard lots water power vault toilets and first come first served sites. Permits priced 1.25 per night 7 per week with some areas 1.50 per night 22 842 permits issued last year and family camping expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIONS
WeaNuEricss Liquice Ac
Muskingum
Atwood Lake Park
Tap-Fork Marina
Leesvile Lake
Se Ae Bok Sievast
Pan Lake Park
de-Petersburg
Lake Marina
Seneca Lake
Conservancy
Beach City
Mit
Charles Mill
Clendening Lake
Charles Mill Lake
Marina
Leesville Lake South
Pleasant Hill Lake
Tappan Lake Park
Seneca Lake Park
Lake Parks
Park
Conservancy District
Bowers Comments on 1965 Buck Harvest Prospects
Bowers reports surprise while reviewing 1965 buck harvest figures. He notes expectations of a record breakthrough and discusses factors influencing the season.
Federal Recreation Area Permits On Sale In Elyria
The 1966 seven dollar Federal Recreation Area Entrance Permits are now available at the Elyria and Lorain Automobile Club per AAA spokesmen. Proceeds benefit the Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund. The stickers admit the purchaser and all passengers in one private vehicle to federal recreation areas without additional charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria and Lotrrain
Rod and Gun Club Opens Spring Season in Sheffield Lake
The Sheffield Lake Rod and Gun Club starts its spring and summer season with its first 1966 meeting held this week. President John Dufault names committee chairs for the year and sets meetings for the second and fourth Wednesdays of April May and June. Dufault announces dues payment deadline May. The club resumes its fishing contest running April 15 to November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake Rod and Gun Club
John Dufault
Frank Glavan
Dufault
Bud Centner
Don Lee
Dan Marsalek
Paul Stockert
B. J Winner
Adelbert Arcuri
Larry Stockert
Hunter Clodwick Falls Short of Boone and Crockett Record
Jim Clodwick of Hawley Road Wellington recorded a mule deer trophy in Colorado but at 175 points fell short of the 185 point Boone and Crockett threshold. He plans an elk hunt with Bill Wallace, who reports extensive big game activity, including mountain lions and bears. Clodwick’s head was mounted by Andy Miller of Benton Ohio. The River fishing brief notes a cold spell slowing activity on the river and local muskellunge discussions across Ohio impoundments with some anglers catching muskies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clodwick
Hawley Rd
Wellington
Colorado
Jim
Boone and Crockett
Clodwick
Bill Wallace
Wallace
Andy Miller
Benton, Ohio
Ohio fishermen boast large walleyes and muskies haul
Ohio Division of Wildlife notes Sandusky River in Fremont yields big catches while muskellunge size lags behind lake fish. Gary Marsh and Dick Lope pull multiple muskies, Tom Hickle lands an eight pound three ounce walleye. baits include yellow dollies and yellow stumpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Sandusky
Fremont
Leesville
Piedmont
Gary Marsh
Dick Lope
Tomi Hickle
Tiffin
Caugh
Hickle
Eagles in peril as losses threaten north central populations
Wildlife Bureau reports 1965 eagle toll in 11 states shows 26 bald and 26 golden eagles found dead, with 3 bald and 5 golden injured. Main deaths from shooting, electrocution, and traps. 32 carcasses sent to Laurel center for pesticide residue tests. Ohio Michigan Indiana noted as near absence. South Dakota highest losses at 21. If trends persist, wintering populations may vanish in some states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
UPT
North Central
Federal Wildlife Bureau
Bureau
Laurel
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
South Dakota
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Eaton Area
Grafton Eastern Rd
Dave Sampson Sr
Cowley Rd
Sampson
Stan McHinzie
Lester Cowley
Bill Weston
Dave Sampson Jr
Dave Jr
Huron County
Huron County Auto Club
Benedict Ave
Norwalk
Western Auto Associates
Willard
Erie County
Lyman Boat Works
Shawnee
French Creek
Jack Whitworth
Parsons Rd
California
By Eddie Meier
Sears
Doc Prowra
Sears Boat Cushions
Broad ST
Rolsute and CO
Sportsman's Digest
Kostai
Chainy
Ohbe
Game Commission
Glenn L. Bowers
Bowers
Rod and Gun
Coble
Finh
Mon Wen
Add Ee
Don Miller
Chillicothe
Bill Hardesty
Jim Strasser
Hardesty
Ce Naaren
Paspaie
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