Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1948 — Page 26
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{ating clubs—maintaining an ade{quate stock of fish and game for the increasing number of fishermen and hunters. ! The attendance and the inter- Earl W, Perkins. This contest is| est displayed by the thousands of men and women from all parts of the state, should be fair warn- house, 2200 8. Belmont Ave. ing to. every potential candidate
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Two more days of prowling around those boats and exhibits of fishing tackle and hunting equipment at thé Sports and Boat Show will have thousands of additional H | weather and a chance to get out-of-doors. The show, housed in the | cattle building at the state fairgrounds, ends Sunday. F | It's a good show with plenty of interest for every member of) t [the family regardless of whether . . [they fish or hunt. It's a fine Clubs Gain Members
chance to nose around and pick tout that new rod and select some
baits in readiness for the first , —...iions to become members of spring fishing. {There are plenty of guns to look lover and a wide selection of all {the thousand and one gadgets {which anglers ahd hunters dream of adding to their collection. | The move this year from the into the larger cattle building has made possible adequate display space and eliminated the crowding of preceding If interest in the show! part of this new interest is said, continues to grow, the time may come when an additional building will be needed.
Outdoor Interest High
Record attendance at the show. {this year demonstrates the statewide interest in the out-of-doors land the fact that anglers and the active !participants in any other sport. ! indicates "the major v problem faced by the conserva|tion department and its co-oper- !
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One of the encouraging results| of the show this year has been! the response of the visitors to
conservation organizations. The Izaak Walton League, Con- | servation United and the Marion] County conservation clubs main-i taining booths at the show report! the enrollment of a number of] members; | A similar rebirth of interest in “doing something about conservation” was reported from all parts of the state by members of clubs.
to be due to the announced plan of the State Conservation Advisory Committee to back legisla(tion to put the conservation offi-| cers under a& merit system similar, to that of the state police. |
Back Crow Contests
A number of conservation clubs over the state are sponsoring| crow shooting contests as a! |means of cutting down the num-| ber of these birds which they charge are the enemies of quail and other desirable species of! birds. One of Lhe latest “joiners” in the crow control move is the | Capitol City Gun Club headed by|
open to any resident of Marion] County who registers at the club
The contest, which will continue through March, provides ten cash
$5 each—~which will be paid to the |
{members of the club.
‘Asks Statewide Drive | The Westside Sportsman's Club
{trol contest, {staged by the fish and game division of the conservation department prior to World War IL
{club, in a recent issue of the In-
clubs over the state to write the conservation department urging the holding of a crow contest in 1949. | The contest sponsored by the| {department in the past provided, | cash awards for the clubs turning|
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{in the largest number of crow feet
pheagant for release for each 100 crow feet.
‘Bees Winter Well
| Despite the severe and unfavorable winter weather, bees in Indiana apiaries did not suffer as | much as had been feared and the | outlook is good for a normal pol|lination and honey-making seaison, James E, Starkey, chief aplary inspector, reports in his monthly summary. In recent years the value of {bees as pollination agents has | been recognized by Hoosier or!chardists, some of whom have |arranged to have colonies of bees ] moved into their orchards during
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proposals originating in the local
contestants turning in the largest | number of crow feet to the man-| jager of the club at the club house. | {The contest is not limited to]
{of Evansville, is backing a plan { for holding a statewide crow con-| similar to those]
Paul Fuller of the Evansville
diana Conservationist, urged all}
and the award of one quail or
PONTIAC, Mich, Mar. 5 (UP)—A busy Pontiac was quiet today. | Elias Fahda, 46, a sprayer was off work for a few days. His’ wife, Azad Fahda [American-Slothes,
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Meet Here Mar. 22
Members of the State Conservation Advisory Committee are
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scheduled to meet here on Mar. 22 for their quarterly discussion; of conservation activities and,
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clubs, along with reports from the “It was only a few days ago that conservation department. Business for the meeting will include action on a resolution adopted by the 10 Marion County, clubs, calling for co-operation of |& the advisory group with the American Legion, Conservation g United and the Izaak Walton! |g e. { Also up for discussion will he| a draft of the committee's proposed legislation for a merit system, similar to that of ‘he state police department, for the conser-
Yation officers. | ing the famous Trevi Fountain, Take Tree Orders | gets a spring cleaning. All the Orders for seedling trees from city's many statues got state forest nurseries for reforest-| scrubbed ation and windbreak plantings y
this spring will be“accepted up to Hoosier Attends
Mar. 25, according to Ralph Wilcox, state forester. Soil Saving Meetings work-hardened, because she tilled| Not all species of trees grown in Times State Service {the poor Syrian soil to support the state nurseries are still avail-| COVINGTON, Mar. 5 — Law- herself and her son. able, due to previous orders. Still rence McKinney, supervisor of "1 spoiled my son” she Said, available are Virginia and short-|the Fountain County Soil Con- because without my husband he leaf pine, black locust and wal-| servation District and secretary Was all T had.” nut. Under Indiana laws trees|of the Indiana Association of| Already she liked America. |p k from state nurseries cannot hei Soil Conservation Districts, rep- “Likes It Beautiful” | used for landscape purposes. resented Indiana at the National, “She likes it beautiful,” Mr.)
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