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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1959
Page
2
A 174 word advisory on manila line usage and harboring safety during heavy seas. It stresses heading into waves, using a solid anchor line, and keeping gear stowed. It recommends anchoring, allowing line length, and padding line to avoid chafing, with guidance on seaworthiness and cautious navigation.
Enter by Thursday for the March 28 29 Ben Pearson Open at the Detroit Coliseum with a $7000 purse. Teams and individuals shoot a double Chicago Round at 20 yards with 16 ends six arrows per end under National Archery Association and Michigan Indoor Archery Association rules.
Diqutel aids in training timid dogs at Jen sen Salsberry Labs Kansas City officials report the tranquilizer Diquel aspirin sized tablets give dogs protection against emotional stimuli like gun discharges. The program includes a double Chicago archery tournament with prize money and a handicap system, entries handled by Cal Roth.
Beaver Creek Sportsmen's Club held its annual banquet at South Amherst High School with 142 sportsmen farmers and guests for Swiss steak dinner. Richard Dostal new club president led the meeting and banquet. C H Forthofer Avon veterinarian and auctioneer showed big game hunting films from two 15 day trips to British Columbia featuring mountain goats sheep grizzly bear and moose. Stanley Orlowski Lorain spoke on former sportsmen relations and recent improvements. High school band mothers served the dinner.
Hand thrown doubles train shooters for quail and other upland birds. Two hand traps release clay targets in sequence to spread difficulty. Gun should be up and ready as the first target is released, then swing to track and break the second target.
Outdoor life features by Rob Cable and partner promote Waterford style Woodlore Picture Panels for porch or clubhouse display. Notes from National Wildlife Federation cover deer roper in New Mexico and fish return rates in Wisconsin. Early spring fishing tips urge slow retrieves and use of minnows and night crawlers as rainbows and muskies release efforts occur.
Nautical notes report McGarveys Dockside Restaurant will open for the season Friday March 6 with weekend hours in March and full service starting April 1. Also covered are local yacht club news, pier damage near Vermilion, and river harbor repair estimates amid freshets and civic concerns.
Washington state women Charlotte and Virginia Hansen will perform in lumberjack events at the American and Canadian Sportsmen's Vacation Land Boat Show in Cleveland March 13 to 22. Acts include 20 daily shows with Peters Brothers of Nova Scotia, horse shoe performances, rodeo acts, hunting dogs, dog training demonstrations, and an Indian village exhibit led by Chief Littleface.
The Ely Chapter celebrated its charter with officers sworn in by Fry and oath administered to officers and directors in a mass ceremony led by Burt Brickner. Charter members and past national officers attended as flood waters and silt impacted river sites nearby.
Wildlife expert Linduska of Remington Arms notes Zea mays as a catch-all food patch appealing to ducks Anas the jumping mouse Zapus and many carnivores. He says foxes raccoons and even carp seek it, drawing wildlife toward areas planted with corn.
Readers offer guidance to improve waterfowl hunting by tying wildlife needs to regular cropping. Suggestions include leaving standing strips near woods, shade-strip grass or legumes, corn strips not abutting trees, and flooding harvested fields to attract ducks and geese while noting harvest losses and old practices.
New York report notes fold-up metal tubes may spread to many fields including meat cheese spreads and butter packaging. Authorities foresee tips on packaging and legality of various spreads and creams with standard procedures changing over time.
The 1958 Ducks Unlimited campaign runs to February 28 and invites contributions via John Hildt in Cleveland. The write up warns crippling losses estimated at 25 percent of migratory waterfowl falls and promotes retriever training. It also mentions Boy Scout events and a humorous note on vending machines selling goods as merchandise.
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