The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-24

What could be better for Thanksgiving Day than a
nce puppy drum stuffed with dressing and baked in tomato
nanc in a slow oven, then served with a garlish of parsley
With the entire dish surrounded by whole potatoes cooked
in the Juicy broth with which the fish has been basted?
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by sr settlers reveal s,, that fist were +. used ss! 2 IS fertilizer in the
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"'a Is We W approach the 14s THANKSGIVING Day it might be well that
We fact act it could be drawn up into a resolution form of creed which
m miabt read a S follows:
40" I AM THANKFUL THAT
extended fishing season has resulted in many fine catches being
Sp" Equipment is slowly finding its way back to the shelves in
''' 4 5ss5gs good ssvi linen sped less ARE ,ss1 not vi, avf Ill ole in tse l, ms,t quantities sstass
n matu season rolls around.
suvicsmen being able to enjoy the pleasures missed BY them during
TIT" 4 e State Of n + Ca Ssro %sia1 has es, finally 3 q; 3ss ssut to the s;. fact that that
s' is H1 mahfns g: plans a 81 to 'r pub %sSs the issf faet. o. coast
ss W s5,sans are ,n taslng Of an sa interest =vd in t sss sport sor. and accompanying
'"1 r sHs's s1s gong a,'ss fosxssd ie q more ss party Graft to operate from
the Ag pier I'm might be constructed at Carolina beach.
T Robinson, Carolina Beach, showed the local lads how to
do it Friday morning while fishing for mullet. Let Robinson carry
Inc iva was using mulet hooks and shrimp for bait when I felt what !
fs" 4asls i s 9i 4 th sai naoz zt' Glory ! b ss e so Walton Rlss at tSeash s9i T q ~ Shf I 1 %sses
Povs as to sb be a 4 e 8 specimen whsn ] weighed it, -
New Hanover Fishing club. set in 1910.
HUNTING
Let Tom Walker of the N. c. Division of Game and Inland
SeTs n n e. 2 Is assn ssgs sgsd Rsy, Of e Tn4 Ht the ss egsn season on
ME pen season on quail m of the most popular birds of the
state will begin O this date and continue through Jan. :, with several
pycepuons, and reports from the field offer prospects for approx
maey an average crop of birds except in the sections along the coast
where heavy rains caused Damage u young 10 ol olros carry
in the season.
The open season on quail this season is one week shorter than that
Of asst veal, and the daily bag limit for this species has been reduced
to eight rather than the former 10. The season bag limit OF 100
remains the same.
BUS, Cumberland, Dupin, Edgecombe, Greene, Hoke, Hyde, Jones,
Lenoir, Martin, NEW HANOVER, Onslow, Panlco, PENDER, Pitt,
Robson, Sampson, Scotland, Tyrrel, Washington and Wayne counties.
quail hunting is to be allowed only on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, and
Saturdays, with the provision that quail may be hunted on Christmas
and New Years Day in the counties mentioned. A second exception
to the open season dates is that in Allegheny County, the open perloo
will be Nov. % through Jan. 10.
Thanksgiving Day also opens the season o. turkey, rabbit and
ruHed grouse. Because of a decrease in the species, there has been
a severe cut in the open season OF turkey. Legal hunting OF this
species will be limited to BERTHE, Halifax, Martin, Northampton, and
Washington counties with the season extending through jan. 81, and
the bag limit set at n a day and two per season. Also in Chatham,
Durham, Granville, Hoke, Lee, Montgom cry, Moore, Orange, Per"
sl, and Richmond counties, turkeys may be hunted NOV. 70 through
Jan 81, with the daily and season bag limit limited to one.
For the first time a daily bag limit has been set for rabbits. Ten
of this species may be taken per day, but there is still 10 season
bag limit. Open dates for rabbit shooting continue through Jan. 81.
The open season ruffed grouse, a game species found mostly
in the mountainous sections of the State, principally in western North
Carolina, will continue only through Jan. I, with a daily bag limit OF
two and season limit of ten. 800
Six successful applicants for the organized deer hunts to be held
drawing at Ehzabethtown. For the Dec. 5 hunt, J. A. Rivenbark of
Atkinson and Vees Bivens of Lawndale were selected. And for the
oherd days those lucky enough to have their name drawn from the
hat were J. T. Hall, Sanford and R. G. Johnson Of Raleigh for the
December u hunt, H. F. Blake, Burgaw and Fred M. Pearce; Wendell
for December 81. 't
Each successful applicant will be allowed to take nineteen other
persons IN his hunt. r*-