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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
2
Inland surfing grows as a safe open sport near boats on inland waters. The activity uses tow lines to create a wake for surfers and offers action photography from close range. Participants need strong swimming ability, making it accessible to all ages and locations with calm inland waters.
A historical cooking note instructs stuffing mallards with a potato and apple mixture. It advises soaking plucked ducks in salt water, aging wrapped in a cloth, and baking at 350 degrees for 2 to 4 hours, basting with butter. Dressing includes celery onion butter bread cubes apples grated potato salt and poultry seasoning.
The excerpt notes the cuckoo, a large insectivorous bird, must continually seek copious food to sustain its offspring and manage eggs in other nests, implying its nesting success hinges on constant feeding and egg incursions.
A hunter scores in a close moment but makes an error that shifts the outcome. The fragment references an almost finished or halted action involving a taxidermist and protection of big animals, suggesting a conservation or hunting context.
Joint installation set for January 30 at the Bird Room Gragsie's Wayside Inn with Geraldine Larkin as installing officer and Cari L Mosley Jr. as keynote speaker. Mosley, 37, is administrator assistant to Dale Whitesell in Ohio Division of Wildlife and discusses the division's reorganization and future plans. Burton Brickner of Tiffin, Ohio and other guests attend. social hour follows.
A historical note describes a water trap setup for raccoons foxes and similar game. It specifies using an unmodified UMP TPE trap with constant position, baiting on a rock near a shallow stream bank and placing sod with grass above water to conceal the trap.
The Black River Game Club announces three upcoming fox drives with Sunday gathering at Litchfield Town Hall at 9 am on Feb 4. Coffee and doughnuts provided. Two hunts start from Belden Town Hall at 9 am on Feb 16 and March 31 with free refreshments.
The 16-year-old Gee Gee Hawthorne, daughter of Dr and Mrs Hawthorne of Elyria, caught a 45 pound sailfish off Largo Florida during a two week Florida vacation with Matt Weber. The group also reeled barracuda snapper grouper and mackerel as top angler Gee Gee claimed the best catch.
Lorain County archers have trained at Shawnee indoor and outdoor Chicago rounds. They eye the Ben Pearson Open at Cobo Hall in Detroit on April 11-12 with top prizes of 1000 for men and 800 for women plus 20 and 10 cash awards. Local shooters posted high scores at Shawnee and Black River Bow Benders with several records and multiple divisions noted.
A trailer waste station is planned for Findley State Park according to Ernest Gebhardt acting chief Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation. The station will allow travel trailers to discharge sewage for a $1 fee, with the facility at Elyria Archery Range noted as a step to attract tourist trade.
Ohio wildlife fieldmen report better fox hunting in central regions and good grouse hunting in Holmes County amid overall low hunting pressure. Regional notes cite improved coon and rabbit hunting in the northwest, great opportunities along the Ohio River in the southeast, and limited but fair rabbit and coon hunting in the southwest and other counties.
Bob Williams plans a Florida fishing trip with stops in Crescent City Illinois and Islamorada for bass sea trout redfish bonefish and kingfish. Reports praise Arkansas duck population and Willowemoc Beaverkill trout waters while Ohio hunters see Buckeyes Big Bucks success and potential walleye closed season debates.
Texas officials plan aerial seeding to restore Lake Texoma shorelines. Lake aims to boost plankton production and plant growth to raise fertility and fry production in waters, aiding overall fish growth.
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