Fall hunting season notes and wildlife council actions
The column highlights fall signals with hunting season cues, Gun Digest 1961 edition details, and permits from the Ohio Wildlife Council and Keller Island Hunters Club. It covers a Lorain County trap shoot, the Spencer Wildlife area purchase approval, and calls for active wildlife group participation.
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Ohio Wildlie Council
Kellers Islaad Snarsmen's Club
Deer Liver Loaves And Fresh Water Clam Chowder Guide
A vintage hunting and cooking note advises selecting deer range by forage, noting smaller game on poor ranges, and preserving liver promptly. It provides a venison liver loaf recipe, then a fresh water clam chowder method with bacon, potatoes, onions, and evaporated milk, plus safety tips for collecting clams from clean waters.
Underground work directs Grand Central office build
New York reports a giant office project above Grand Central Station is being directed from underground. Contractors coordinate the foundation work for 99 new columns to support the office building while the terminal’s lower tracks are prepared during the demolition.
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Improving Your Shotgunning by Col. Geo W Bussey
A compact digest style note cites Col. Geo W Bussey on shotgun technique from the 1960 Gun Digest edition. It stresses hip action wrist twisting torso posture and upper body use to improve accuracy through practice and exercise.
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Col. Geo. W. Bussey
Ohio Parks Rank In Top Ten Percent Nationwide
Ohio state park system ranks highly among all states per National Parks Service survey of 2959 statistics from 10 agencies across 30 states. Ohio placed third in overall ranking behind New York and California, with top ten finishes in eight comparison categories including expenditures, revenue, and personnel.
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Ravenna Arsenal deer hunting program expands entries
The Ravenna Arsenal deer hunting eliminations grow as the Akoga Bowmen reach Sunday in Akron with over 16 archer eligibility and 300 top qualifiers earning hunting privileges. Additional notes cover schedules, safety concerns, and organizational calls for stronger participation and regulation.
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Akron
Akora
Arsenal
Fishing Report From Sandusky Area
Weekly notes on crappies at Bat tem Park and East Harbor. Smallmouth bass bites at Hellevs Island and Niagara Feel. Bass range around Cedar Point areas. Camp Boulder base forms near Bax Bridge and Jonanson's Island.
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Field Trip Plans Announced Marsh Tour Planned For Oct 9
A county field trip by sportanen to Willard Marsh Resthaven Little Port ure and Maszee Maesh includes a boat tour at Crane Creek Park and a picnic. Wildlife officials caution against marina development threatening Metzger and Maree Marshes while Ken Wic calls Willard Marsh the best east of the Mississippi.
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Mavee Marsh
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Nautical Notes From River View Boat Club Season Aftermath
River View Boat Club completed its final cruise of the season with an overnigth trip to Put-in-Bay and water events at Kelleys Island. Members recalled Roy Zrosek and Branac iam in a crowd, while H Jones treacher's Pett recovered from hospitalization. Dunkers Club at Valley Yacht Harbor welcomes Ronnie Resar. Dunkers partner Gene first. Toomorrow Park Boat Club plans officer elections Oct 7. Several 1960 members named including Paula Wolfe and Jim Fetters. Vermilion Harbor Yacht Club notes a damaged wind shield on Shark, Joane Coulter hospitalized, and Estel Hamilton’s Dehin TIT hauled for repairs. The Impulse group from Cleveland para docking at Basc. weekend trips and mishaps described. Vermilion Harbor Yacht Club breakfast draws crowds. general meeting and officer nominations slated for tomorrow night. Sheffield Restaurant set for Oct 22 installation.
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Put-in- Bay
Kelleys Island
Experiments On Flowers To Be Aired At Society Meeting
Elscia Aul- TSW hosts a discussion on photoperiodism and how blooming times are affected by light. Colu Barter shares greenhouse experiment results as Chub LaGrange plans a queen dinner at Nimes. Society offers transport and welcomes guests arriving for a 5 39 a m meeting and 6 am dinner.
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Fragmented Note About a New York Show Amid Snow
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a New York show during snow with a two week timeframe. It mentions a glamour figure and a prank, plus a nine season reference, but key details are unreadable.
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Gatlord
New York
December Dates OK For Arsenal
Arsenal reduces deer herd on 5000 acre reserva with three day hunt. Captain Driscoll coordinates with Camzin Theron W Driscoll overseeing permits and regulations. Akora Bowmen, oldest archery club, to select 300 archers for the effort to prevent starvation.
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Cuncife
Camzin Theron W. Driscoll
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Akora
Avon Club Set To Meet Monday
Avon club prepares for upcoming action with a Monday meeting at 9 am. Members will discuss schedule and activities for the week ahead.
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Avon Club
Liberalized Fishing Rules Face New Season in 1851 1982
The Wildfire Council announced fishing season dates March 1 1851 to February 28 1982 with minor exceptions. It rejected experimental spear fishing for northern pike in three northern Ohio creeks between February 15 and March 31. The council approved use of imported lines in defined areas of Seneca Clendenning Tappan Ahwood and Fred. mom Lakes within the Musk Watershed Conservancy. A limit on aggregate hooks across streams was set with no overall line count. Float line fishing allowed first time on lakes with no motors. A moratorium of 30 lines with one hook each for turtles or fish was approved.
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Expo planners meeting tonight
Reported plans for a spring exposition are discussed by a committee of reg sportsmen serving on the Jamboree Committee. The article notes the meeting will be held at a home location and mentions individuals by initials.
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Eyeta Ie
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