Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1947 — Page 26

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Ae thousands of visitors on week-ends relations for the conservation. de- in 1939 at Put- -In, Bay with the y {with Morgan county the or one Bronze screen wire . MER Escaped Skunk (De-odorized) Fools Crowd; to list _ fishing. Pits fneraly and Brown county is already look- partment, is attending the annual Ohio conservation department as arn 26%. 32% . 86" A Sizes ana Thicknesses ing forward to the throngs that conference of state conservation host. “lw JUL the Tuing tor Hobby. Saupe Fishing Outlook ‘Fair’ for Week-end ein iiot condition ane sey od BL Ls 1 % s D 15¢ Sq. Ft. INSIDE AND ouT§ive DOORS al All er: the pEperiesce of fe’ past Week theté shioaldnt be ARY, doubt angler. . Water in Geist, ‘lake was’ te OUTSIDE FRONT. ::° “INSIDE “¢° at theTierdfor-emarging the exhibit Fpace or the depATLmEnt Bl cleat "DifUre the showers and the MIRRO-MATIC Sa gitlunial Sirle 1%" 6-Panel While condervatign and the erection ‘of, ari adequate building to house the fishing there was good during the : 4-Qt, PRESSURE 10 Prana, Toars Pine Colonial Kiyle displays of fish, game, birds an@l ofher departmental activities first part of the week " COOKERS AB A-Light Doors 1%" 3-Panel Fir Year aftér year in the. enthusiasm of watching falr-goers jam fhe Bass, crappies and catfish have : $12 95 Outside White STEPLADDERS exhibits, officials have discussed the advisibility of a new building- in beer: biting ‘best during the week . - | . a localion where more space would 4 th hout th | i" House Paint er . Yat oF ; 8 the fact that the displays of “Wroughout the central part of ALL METAL— in Gallen. Costalnbrh ' $3. 95 up be available, Yet each fair season Spite th al oh play state. and a number of carp have 2-PLACE ; 3 finds the exhibit- in: the same fish, birds and animals are pra been taken. Artificial baits, worms . 2.95 EXTENSION we iia 4 shing' tically the same as in past years . N'S cramped quarters with the pushing and minnows have resulted in the CHILDRE — LADDERS throngs ‘making it fmpossible to! The state fair is the only place a ho " ; ’ y SWING LUMBER & WARD wi nd Sanger study and. compare the various and time when Hoosiers have an BUY NOW! WINTER'S COMING! Heavy Construction WARE Requirements 16.00 up i lta : » opportunity to see a collection of . le : . . BpeCies Of Aah ATM OLDE WHI, Ina Wola ae a SOUthern Streams Milky This Outfit New Would Sell for $60.00 or More °° ° ul $ 0 Crowded Day and Night and whit from he hids and 4 Wille ver aid Musoalatice ace ® 44 INCHES HIGH ® HEAVY CAST IRON GRATES rnamenta cro — a woodlands, Such a collection has lis $ milky, buf fishing has been The exhibits haverbeenerowded . ..i equcational value but under fair in these as well as other streams ® LARGE FEED DOOR © HEAVY STEEL DRUM Top Lawn Fence. 1 2 nt A ts almost every minute that the fair s sent conditions only a fraction in the southern part of the state : single and double loop i il Pry ha CL iBone inline , pa: ® MADE TO SPECIFICATIONS OF U. S. ARMY 42" and 48" Height a wil J ye realize

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| attendance at the state parks has, descend there each autumn for the 'educatiorial and publicity directors. begun to dwindle. However, the ats “color show” as red, yellow and The’ session this year is being held where the “Tili-

t durin the late foliage blankets the hills Fox Lake, IIL. Fairgoers Jam. Wild Life Booth, Stressing dane Sows et urn oe el ase alae “ans the it Pox Lak, 1. wher” ine

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{new all-time record fbr the current ling school for game wardens. year. . Attends Conference Indiana has been a member. of

The parks will continue to serve. “Paul Squires, director of. public the conference since it was founded

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Hoosier leaders point with pride weeks, to the fact that the state is rich Bass, bluegills, in natural resources, that Indiana fish have een state parks bring thousands of weekhy asiglers vacationists “from otler parts. of baiting with the country, and that millions of artificial lures dollars are spent in the state annually by the hunters and fishermen They point to the need for water conservation, for reforestation of submarginal areas, for of insect peste

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Squirrel Season Average

With approximately a mopth left of the open season, squirre! hunters are anticipating an improvement in the controltheir sport with cooler .weather and plant diseases forecast. Some of the best hunting which affect the state's agricultural to date has been in the state forests

and orchard. production where food and covers are more I'he state fair should be a how aburidant

Window" for these natural resources! “panorts from over the state indict ; r the steps wi i in and for the steps which are being. a that some nimrods. have been taken to maintain these resources

getting a fd4ir number of squirrels | while others have had little if any | uck so far

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wnich from the condepartment's exhibit of caused plenty of exictement the past few days during its infrequent appearances from beneath the fish and game building Every time the skunk made a cautious appearance, it was spotted by some of the visitors to the ex- | hibit and they began a stampede for the nearest exit, fearing that they might get in the range of fire Despite assurances by conservation officers that the skunk had been de-odorized succeeding appearance caused another furor, The animal seemed to enjoy its game of hide-and-seek with conservation employees who failed to capture it when they crawled under the buildLing > Fishing Prospects ‘Fair’ Fishing prospects for the weekend are only “fair,” according to reports of the conservation officers which were filed before the showers early Thursday In the northern part of the state fishing was listed as fair except for Miami; Adams and Elkhart ties where ults of the week appointing to anglers The Wabash river is generally muddy, but the Tippecanoe and Kanclear with fair fishing Lakes are clear and fishing has bees. spotted Bass, bluegills and catfish have made up the bulk of the cateh during the week, best having been obtained with craws, minnows crickets, worms and flies.

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