Ohio Wildlife Council Spending Exceeds Revenue Highlights
The Ohio Wildlife Division reports annual revenues over 41 percent of its funds with about 4 million dollars in expenditures. For the year ending June 30 1958 the council's costs reached 3 467 98 mostly travel while revenues stemmed from licenses fishing and federal aid totaling 300 000. The report notes increases in preserves grouse interest and archery while fines from arrests and convictions total 840 dollars.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Moneuy
Couc
Ohio Wildlife Council
Wildlife Division
State Attorney General's Office
Obie
Ohio
Pittman-Roberts
Dingell-Johnson
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Conservation Bulletin
Key Wildlife Figure To Speak At OCC Convention Theme
A panel at the Ohio Conservation Congress plans a theme of Controlled Use of Natural Resources with speakers including Dr. B. Ikquet Ira Gabrielson and Ohio Wildlife Council president Jones. The 1958 convention at the Southern Hotel in Coppers Run features a noon progress luncheon on March 14 and an afternoon banquet at 3 p.m. County game protectors may be sponsored by member clubs, with reports on strip mine reclamation public hunting lands Lake Erie fishing water resources and women’s conservation leaders among the agenda.
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OCC
James Hyslop
Hanna Co
Lake Erie
Ray Fall
Ohio Commercal Fishermen's Association
John Pelton
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio Water Resources
Tealph W Peters
Ohio Water Survey Committee
Vermilion
Sens
Ed Wittmer
Canton
J. Sherman Porter
Gallipolis
Cleveland
Ed Koster
Ohio Wildlife Council
Lake Erieshing
Tri City Yacht Club Holds Meeting on Flood Damages
A special emergency meeting of Tri City Yacht Club convenes at Seven Hills Bowling Lanes to discuss flood damage to boats at Cooper's Boat Basin and steps to recover. Lorain Coast Guard notes missing boating gear, while Lorain Chamber reports four Flying Dutchmen sailing fleet forming locally for races this season.
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Tri-City Yacht
Seven Hills
State Rt. 176
Cooper's Boat Basin
Wiliam Schott
Lorain
E. C. Merkel
Chamber of Commerce
Flying Dutchman Association
F.D
McCarvey
Lassie Show Sparks Archer Controversy In Vermilion
The Lassie program drew public attention in Vermilion as an archer storyline involving unlicensed hunters and a wounded bear cub sparked letters to sponsors and network producers. Readers note prop repair needs in Sandusky area and local talk of a motor shop.
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Yettrn
Ohio Archers appoint new officers and upcoming shoots
The Ohio Archers announce a three year term for officers led by Howard Jacoby as president and district governors including South Koontz in district two and Hal Rothgery in district one. Indoor shoots tonight and practice rounds Sunday precede matches later in the week at Vermilion Baurel and other venues.
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Ohio Archers
Howard Jacoby
AL Vollman
Lonka Ferguson
Paul Howard
Stanley Johnson
Jim Mulls
Allen Stanford
Ralph Watts
South Koontz
District Two
Bob Nehts
Hal Rothgery
District One
Vermilion Bow and Baurel] S
Vermilion-On-The-Lake
Oberlin Sportsman's Club
Jon Parsons
Wellington Bow Hawks
Bow Hawks
Vermilion
Black River Tow Benders
Metropolitan Park
Cleveland
Fox Hunt Set to Open at Hartland Center Sunday
Hartland Township Conservation League plans a fox hunt at Hartland Center Conservation Club starting at 10 a.m. A hot lunch will be served at noon and only shotguns with one shot or less will be allowed. Last Sunday two foxes were bagged and four seen in the Bron xom Norwalk event. officials say more hunters would have boosted success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Hartland Township Conservation League
Hartland Center Conservation Club
Ian
Bronxom-Norwalk Conservation Club
Highway-Killed Deer Turns Out To Be A Goat
Game Protector Harold Dal rymple and Deputy Parker Miller investigated four highway oil reports on Oak Point Rd this week. They found the victim was a billy goat, not a deer, and filed the final report.
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Harold Dalrymple
Parker Miller
Oak Point Rd
Date Rescheduled for Lorain Gourty Ssh Hearings
The Lorain Gourty Ssh and game hearings have been moved to Friday March 18 meeting in the Chronicle Telegram recreation room. Parker Miller chairs the session with fish hearing at 7 pm and game hearing to follow. Recommendations go to district hearings and delegates to the Nar 13 district vote will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Gourty
Parker Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Farmer-Sportsmen
Pheasant Research and Habitat Findings Reported
Dr Eugene Dustman reports on pheasant research noting embryonic mortality in Dixie and the impact of habitat. He discusses corn and grain crop effects, subspecies mixing, range types, and northwestern Ohio as the prime pheasant area with LC limestone soils supporting breeding.
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Northeast
Dixie
Bicles
Ohio
Dustman
Ohio State University
France
Eugene Dustman
Dakotas
Washington
California
Colorado
Streams Ruined By Mine Waste Report Charges
Acid mine water ruins vast miles of streams affecting fish and wildlife. Lake Hope faces ongoing risk of total fish kill as lime is applied monthly to control the problem. Wildlife and Parks divisions cooperate on the corrective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wildlife Division
Lake Hope
Parks and Wildlife Divisions
Readers Write on Ohio farmers and sportsmen unity
A correspondent lauds Ohio outdoor writers for uniting farmers and sportsmen and credits the Ohio Farm Bureau News with fostering cooperation. Letters discuss past efforts at unification, call for informed fishing practice, and note an Elyria shooting preserve trip with a small party and a hunting dogs mention.
Pheasant Habitat Talks Prompt Ohio Area Data Review
State wildlife workers at the District Three meeting in Akron reviewed pheasant range needs and habitat plantings. Chief Hayden Olds ordered five area managers to report acreages and crop plantings, revealing gaps in several sites and signaling a push for cooperative outdoor recreation and improved Lake Erie access.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Akron
Hayden Olds
Olds
Mosquito Reservoir
Spencer
Berlin Wildlife Area
Grand River
Highlandtown
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Larry Wooddell
Women's Part Ff
Ida Rubiniin
Trunk Walton League of America
By Dayle Rodgers
Archer
Roy Hoff
NFAA
WIT
WR Acps
Boards of Control
Rotary A
Division of Reclamation
Holt
Insurance
Elyria
Wilson Staples
George Rodachy
Jack Hollinger
Bill Diedrick
Jtarev Shinaky
Staples
Fox Hunt
Fish
Pheasant Research
Wm Buco
D. M
Don
George BD
Robery Jr
Ohio Farm Bureau News
Sokol
Herm Meyers
Lo J
The
Ohiojrain
Jim Tittle
Charlie Schue
Grafton
Ken Hawk
North
Lorain County
John Henning
Brownhelm
Frank Gusky
South Amherst
Ace Rash
Amherst
Stanley Orlowski
John
George Laycock
Batavia
Laycock
Ontario
Saybrook
Jack Flowers
Roosevelt Ave
Masterfield
Dick Searles
Box
Berlin
Lorain County Conservation Committee
Ufe
Izaak Walton League
Don Miller
Eugene Knoder
Gene
U.S. Fish and Wildfe Service
Lake Erier
COLT
Jone
Larry
Sport Shop
Call Palier
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