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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
2
Enthusiasm over lifetime hunting and fishing licenses grows as Ohio agents process 252 winners from 753 applicants for Magee Marsh permits. Woodcock season opens at sunrise with a five bird daily limit and dogs faced with challenging camouflage. Federal sticker sales lag, prompting talk of a possible federal licensing clash with states over hunting and fishing rules and revenue needs.
Archers and visitors begin the 27 day bow season to Oct 29 with 6 am to 5 20 pm hours. Last year 1 600 deer were recorded in Pennsylvania as the statewide archery harvest. Potter County led with 163 deer, Lycoming 102, Sullivan 59.
Biologists report a possible new strain of lake trout in Hassett Lake near Sherridan, Manitoba. Two notably bright yellow orange finned fish resembling tiger and brook trout were found with normal lake trout in a remote bay. The coloration appears in water and fades when removed.
The state convention of the Izaax Watton League is planned for Oct 8 and 9 at the Manger Hotel in Cleveland. Jean Waters provides beer for the event, with events including breakfast and prebreakfast gatherings, rooftop activities, a fish fry with Lake Erie perch, and a conservation cruise on the Cuyahoga River. Hayden Qls will speak at an evening banquet where delegates view a safari film narrated by producer Willam Lee Birch. Further details are available from Lorain County Ely Chapter officers.
New Orleans plans a boosted sprint competition with 1750 dollars in prizes. Two 16 foot Glastron Bavariaite boats powered by single topasop engines will race with weighed drivers for fairness. The co pilot of Weiler's Sea Horse from Cleveland is Miss 38. editor of the Cleveland Press. A fish survey follows on Black River near Penikid in the effort to track bass numbers and river health.
St Louis reports four turkey shoots planned by the Holy Name Society of St Vincent de Paul Church. Kenneth Weber from Ladue participates. Shoots set on Sundays Oct 3 17 24 and 31 from noon. Equipment and refreshments will be available at St. Louis area wildlife refuge grounds.
George Rounds details a Wisconsin lake cleanup led by local residents who keep waters clear by resisting sewage and garbage dumping. He warns that national water quality worsened by population growth and lax enforcement, urging boaters to curb pollution and support stricter rules.
The state archery jamboree at Forest Lake Park near Plymouth drew a small crowd but energized bare bow and free style factions. Organizers planned fewer classes, focusing on a fun shoot rather than trophies, with winners in bare bow and free style divisions and notes on turnout and future events.
The fourth annual archery tournament ended at Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant after six days of weekend competition. Julie Ratell set a women's high score of 406 while Miles led the men with 870. The event drew about 1,354 registrants and determines eligibility for the deer harvest season.
Edwin Ashworth of Heidelberg College Tiffin will speak to the Geological Club Monday at 7 30 p m EST in the Columbia Gas basement conference room 10 West Main St Norwalk His subject Machu Biechu Lost City of the Incas will be illustrated with slides Public invited.
As of June 30 the 1964-65 duck stamp sales in Ohio totalled 25 178 hunters. The figure reflects the close of the fiscal year and confirms strong participation by residents in waterfowl hunting programs.
Lake Erie perch sometimes harbor a red nematode parasite, a two species worm in the fish intestines or flesh. The parasite cycle involves birds, water, and copepods, but the worms are not known to be infectious or toxic to humans according to Clayton Lakes Fish Management Supervisor. Dr C W Stiles of the Public Health Service notes presence of parasitic intestines in cleaned perch.
Michael Antonocci 32 of 1605 Maine Ave Lorain was allowed to plead guilty to carrying a concealed weapon after an assault with a dangerous weapon indictment. He received a suspended $140 fine. He had been committed for mental examination at Lime Street Hospital where doctors found him sane. He returned to court for sentencing and must pay $165.70 in costs.
A burglar worn size 1 shoes stole 54000 from a local restaurant safe and left footprints on a freshly painted floor in San Francisco, authorities said. Police described the suspect as a man with unknown details, continuing the investigation.
NORWALK local CB radio members sponsor an all day coffee break at the Americ Rt ol gion Hall. Details on times and attendance are to be announced with efforts to foster community and交流 among hobbyists.
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