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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
EIGHT REPORT
FOR ARMY EXAMS
Two Danbury Youths Are In
Quoted In Second Call From
This County

Two Danbury township youths,
Robert Bredbeck and William
Demshok, were sent to the Wal
dorf Hotel in Toledo, Wednesday,
as the second peacetime draft
call from the Ottawa County Sc
lective Service Board.
Bredbeck and Demshok were
inducted into the army and sent
to basic training camps. Last
month the first peacetime draftee,
a Marblehead youth, was sent to
camp in Virginia.
Eight men will report at the
City Hall January 5 to be taken
to Toledo fer pre-induction physi-
cal examinations in the Waldorf
hotel.
In this group are Frank Ludrow-
sky, 906 East Third street, and
Percy Zimmerman, Route 2, Port
Clinton; Frederick Buehler, Cur
tice; Richard Sauer and Elden E.
Leow, Oak Harbor; Russell Pierce,
Clay Center, and Jose Gonzales
and Donald Skilliter, Genoa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Six Leave City
For Rose Bowl

At least six local persons
will be in Los Angeles New
Years Day to witness the Rose
Bowl game, as William Miller,
Jr., Louis Heineman and Harry
Reinhardt, Put-in-Bay, left by
auto Sunday to drive to the
coast.
After witnessing the game,
the young men plan to spend
several weeks seeing points of
interest in the western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewitt
and daughter will also be in Los
Angeles for the Rose Bowl
game and Tournament of
Roses. They left Toledo air.
port by plane Monday and ex-
pect to visit in Carmel and San
Francisco before returning here
January II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
TRUCK DRIVER
is RECOVERING
Christmas Eve Crash Marks
First Fatality Since Rt. 2
Was Improved

Six persons were killed, five
others were injured and only one
person escaped shortly after eight
o'clock Christmas Eve in the worst
traffic accident to occur in this
county in "a years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Armitage
and their two infant children and
Mrs. Armitage's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion l.. Viers, all of Co
lumbus Avenue, Route /, Sandus-
ky, were killed.
Seriously hurt was Robert E.
Dawes, 33, Sandusky truck driv-
er whose right arm was amputat-
ed. Suffering cuts and bruises
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber c. Pike,
lS4S Nelson Avenue, Toledo, and
their two children, Janice, 5, and
Gregory, six months. The only
person to escape injury was Jo-
seph H. Boudreau, 20, Huron truck
driver.
News of the tragedy travelled
quickly in the city, casting pail
over the joy of the Christmas Eve
preparations. Many persons visit
ed the scene of the accident, near
the Frank Patz home in Erie
township.
1t was the worst traffic acci-
dent in this county since July 23,
1924, when ten Attica high school
students were killed and 13 others
injured when a train hit truck
carrying the youths at crossing
in Oak Harbor Ironically, one of
Friday nights victims, Mr.. Armi-
tage, was also a native of Attica.
Killed Instantly
Mr.. and Mrs. Viers and Mr.. Ar
mitage were believed to have been
killed instantly. Mrs. Armitage,
22, and their four-month old
daughter, Beverly Ann, died short
ly after being admitted to Ma
gruder hospital and their son, Rob-
ort, Is months, passed away six
and one-half hours after the acci-
dent. All six persons We're thrown
clear Of the auto, which was total
ly demolished.
The six were enroute to Bir-
mingham, Michigan, to spend the
holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
l.. Viers, Jr. Christmas gifts and
an electric roaster, bearing a pre-
! pared turkey, were strewn along
the highway.
Sheriff Ralph Riedmaier, Sher-
iff-elect Merlan Budd, Police Chief
Jack Shelter and state highway
patrolmen were called to the scene
Ambulances from Gerner and
Wolf and the J. A. Neidecker com
pany made eight trips to bring the
injured and dead to Port Clinton
Mrs. Armitage and Beverly Anr
were brought to the hospital first
but the baby passed away shortly
after arrival, and the mother dice
within an hour.
Robert Armitage, Is months
was brought to the hospital in the
next trip but the infant died al
2:3O from severe internal injuries
Continued Page 2, Col. 81
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
BAHNSEN AGAIN
HEADS CLERKS
ZOschke, Darr and Sass Also
Named To Office For
County Assn.

Sanke Bahnsen, Bay township,
was reelected president for the
18th consecutive year Tuesday
afternoon at the annual meeting
of the Ottawa County Trustees and
Clerks Association in the Common
Pleas court room.
Other officers elected were Wal
ter Zoschke, Erie township, vice
president; Leo c. Darr, Bay town.
ship, secretary-treasurer, and Lu-
ther Sass, Portage township,
delegate to the state executive
committee.
Joseph Thomas, Hayesville,
president of the state association,
was the speaker at the afternoon
meeting.
County Engineer Delos Nissen
was in charge of arrangements
for the meeting. During the fore
noon, State Representative-elec
Robert Reider, Oak Harbor, and
Lyle kibbel Ottawa County SAM
tartan, were the speakers.
At noon, 80 members and guests
enjoyed the dinner served in the
E. U. B. church parlors and were
entertained with the movie, "Oddi-
ties of Ohio,' sponsored by the
Standard Oil company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Ambassador Is
Club Entertainer

DR.. Tennyson Guyer, Findlay,
known as Ohio's Ambassador of
Good Will, discussed "The Time
of Your Life" Wednesday noon at
the joint Kiwanis- Rotary Clubs
meeting in the E. U. B. church
hall.
DR.. Guyer presented an inter-
esting program in humorous
manner, touching upon some of
the everyday problems of life.
Over 130 dinners were served at
this meeting.
President Harry Karshner an
nounced a Kiwanis School meet
ing for directors and committee
chairmen will be held Thursday
evening in the National Bank
building, with Judge William
Hunt and Earl Wilson, past lieu,
tenant governors, in charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Trio Held For
Grand Larceny

Two Lucas county men and a
Clay Center resident are being
held in the county Jail awaiting
grand jury action on grand lar
ceny and housebreaking charges.
Arrested last week by Deputy
Sheriff Merlan Budd were Geza
Nero, Clay Center; Herman Lowe,
Harbor View, and Ralph Hendrick-
son, Toledo.
The trio is accused of having
taken iron from the Kelley Island
Lime and Transport Company
quarry at Clay Center and selling
it for junk. The men are also
charged with breaking into the
home of Paul Pontius near Genoa,
where jewelry and other items
were reported taken.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
ALL COUNTY OFFICES
Native Son Gets
Science Honors

A Port Clinton native, DR.. Mon
roe j. Bahnsen, Pill Concord
Drive, Lakewood, was one of three
men honored this week when they
were chosen to receive the annual
R. A. Weaver award of the Ferro
Enamel Corp. in Cleveland for out
standing contributions to the por-
celain enameling industry and
their own company.
DR.. Bahnsen, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bahnsen,
Washington street, is director of
chemical research at the Ferro
Enamel Corp.
With the two other men, DR..
Bahnsen designed, developed and
successfully put into operation a
special reclaiming process.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Santa Brings
Two Xmas Bows

Two Christmas babies were
born in Magruder hospital Sat-
lrday but the Stork was 11S
minutes too late for the new
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Sharp to be a Christmas
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wads-
worth, Portage township, are
parents of a son, weighing 7
lbs, 1919 ounces, born at noon
Christmas Day. He is their
first child. The mother is the
former Jacqueline Wheeler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lund-
gard are parents of the Christ
mas boy, born at 7:40 p. m. on
the holiday. He weighed eight
pounds, Is ounces.
The Sharp girl, their second
daughter, weighed 7 lbs. 7
ounces when born at 1853 a. m.
Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Council Meet Is
Shortest Yet

One of the shortest council meet
ings on record was chalked up
Tuesday evening when city coun-
cilmen adjourned Is minutes af-
ter Mayor Carl Becker called the
meeting to order at 7;3O.
Councilman William Goebel
mentioned he was investigating
placement of street light on
south Laurel avenue and Council
man Paul Schmitt said letter
had been dispatched to retrieve
the key for the airport admins
tration building. Period!
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Dog Licenses
Are Now On Sale

Once again it is time to renew
license tags for your dog as the
1949 tags are now on sale in
Auditor f. A. Guth's offices in the
courthouse.
Deadline for the purchase of the
new tags is January 20, after
which the penalty becomes effec-
tive and the County Dog Warden
can pick up dogs bearing 194S
permits.
Prices are the same as usual, 81
for males and spayed females, and
So for other females over three
months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
POSTAL Rates
ARE INCREASED
Greeting Cards Will Cost Two
Cents In Boost After
January l

Increase in practically every
post Office charge is announced by
the post Office department to be-
come effective January 1. Only
group escaping the increase is in
first class letters, which will
continue to be mailed for a three
cent stamp, and postcards to be
mailed for penny.
Airmail stamps will be increas-
ed to six cents, while special de-
livery fee on first class matter up
to two pounds is increased to Is
cents.
No longer will it be possible to
mail greetings cards for 11a cents
as the new rates will charge two
cents for such greetings. Special
delivery on parcel post is increas-
ed to 25 cents up to two pounds.
Other increases are in parcel
post, second class and fourth
class rates, and in special hand
ling and registered mail.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31

much, but where will they find
their husbands when the barber
shops no longer offer hospitality,
warmth, spittoons the latest poll
tical discussion, manly gossip, a
few choice jokes-not to mention
shaves and haircuts.
In larger cities, the Saturday
evening closing has been common
place for years but in the small
er communities BARRIERS retained
the practice as it was so much a
part of rural life.
The era of individual shaving
cups is almost forgotten-now we
can mourn the passing of the Sat
urday night trip to the barber
shop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Merchants Plan
Minstrel Show

Plans for another minstrel show
will be discussed next Tuesday
evening at o'clock when the Mer-
chants Association meets in the
Legion Home.
January Clearance Sales in To-
cal stores will also be planned at
this meeting. Refreshments will
be served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Local Girl Will
Study In Mexico

Miss Madeline June Lowe,
daughter of Mrs. Madeline X.
Lowe, will be among sd Ohio State
University students to spend the
next three months studying in
Mexico City.
A sophomore student in educa-
ton, Miss Lowe is a graduate of
the local high school. The collie
gians will spend New Years Eve
in Monterrey, Mexico, and are to
start their studies in Mexico City
next Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Ice Skaters Find
Dredge Cuts Okay

Although ice is still too weak
for fishing or skating in the river
or lake, vacationing students
quickly found safe spot for ice
skating early this week.
They didn't wait for the food
ing of the area behind the water
works, but discovered that the
dredge cuts made to speed up the
lakefront improvement project
were frozen solidly enough for
skating.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
$500 Cars Pass Over
Bay Bridge Daily

Vehicular traffic over the San
dusky Bay bridge during 194S
has averaged 5000 per day, ac-
cording to G. H. Makever, Ohio
State bridge planning survey Off
cial.
AS is to be expected, the aver
age during the summer months is
much higher than during the win
ter due to the vacationland tourist
influx.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Police School
Sessions Ended

Methods and equipment used to
restrain violent prisoners were dis
cussed Tuesday night at the fourth
and final police school session in
City Hall when Police Chief Jack
Shelter instructed members of the
Auxiliary Police.
Plans We're discussed for the
group to visit the Ohio State peni-
tentiary in Columbus during Jan
uary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
City Fathers To
Dine In Fremont

Mayor Carl Becker attended the
special meeting of northwestern
Ohio mayors held in Toledo Tues
day when Mayor Michael Disable
was host. The program included
tour of Toledo's municipal air
port.
Mayor Harold Whitcomb of FIRE.
mont has invited Port Clinton's
officialdom to have dinner with
Fremont's "city fathers" later this
month. January 20 is the tenta-
tive date set for the inter-city
event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Dairy Program
Now Heard At AS

A ffteen-minute change in the
Ottawa County News radio show,
sponsored by the Lake Shore Dairy
and the Ottawa County News this
month over radio station WLEC.
Sandusky, has been announced.
In the future the popular program
will be heard at 4:45 Mondays thru
Fridays.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
SOLDIER Is HOME

Cpl. Nelson Gebhart is spending
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Elsie Thompson, Gypsum. He
has been discharged from the
army, but plans to re-enlist soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
KAHLERT GRADUATES

Edwin L. Kahlert, Genoa, was
among the 1910 autumn quarter
graduates at Ohio State Univer-
sity who received diplomas De-
cember II in Columbus. He re-
ceived a degree of bachelor of
science in agriculture.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
Army Deserter
Arrested By FBI

Samuel Wilburn, Rocky Ridge,
was returned to army headquar-
ters in Columbus last week after
his apprehension by FBI agent
John Manton on charges of having
deserted.
Wilburn was held in the county
Jail until the army officials came
here. He was reported to have
deserted his army base in Dayton
last September.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
CHANCEOVER is
DUE JANUARY |
Sheriff Elect Budd Will Re-
tain Hetrick and Cullen
AS Deputies

Deputy Sheriffs Myron Mike
Hetrick and William "BilP' Cul-
len will continue their official du-
ties under Sheriff Merriam
Budd, who succeeds Sheriff Ralph
Riedmaier at midnight Friday.
Budd took the oath of office un-
der Clerk of Courts William Fell
der Monday afternoon, at the Eel
der home. A third deputy will be
named sometime in the future,
Budd announced.
Sheriff and Mrs. Riedmaier will
move from the jail to their Hayes
Avenue home this weekend, when
Sheriff -elect and Mrs. Budd and
family will move to the Jail from
their Jackson street residence.
Mrs. Budd will succeed Mrs. Ried-
maier as Jail matron this week
end.
Mrs. Velma Sauvey, the new
clerk of courts, took the oath of
office Monday under Prosecuting
Attorney George Slaughter. She
will succeed Mr.. Fielder on Janu-
ary l.
Miss Ann Nelson will continue
as deputy in the Clerk of Courts
office, with Mrs. Clara Schafer
Laurel Avenue, being named as the
new deputy.
Probate Judge P. w. Gulau ano
Common Pleas Court Judge Will,
liam Hunt, who were reelected
this fall, do not begin their new
Il terms until February 8. Mr.. Hunt
has been sworn in by Mr.. Fielder
and Mr.. Gulau plans to take the
oath of office from the prosecuting
attorney.
Recorder Elgin Winters ant
County Engineer Delos Nissen
also reelected last fall, will take
the oath from Probate Judge Gu
lau in time to begin their new
terms Monday.
Myron Rosentreter, Oak Har
Dor, will succeed George Slaugh
ter as prosecuting attorney Janu
ary / and will take his oath o:
office this weekend.
Commissioners-elect Rollie Wit
and Edward Tank also take offic.
Monday. Mr.. Witt was reelected
last fall, and Mr.. Tank, a forme,
commissioner, will replace Com
missioner William Younker. Clay
+ Scott's term as commissioner doe
not expire this year.
County Engineer Delos Nissel
expects to take his oath of offic
this weekend. Mr.. Nissen wa
reelected last fall and also begin
his new term Monday, as does Cor
oner George Poe.
County Auditor Edward Gut
has two more years to complete il
his present term.
County Treasurer D. L. "Dew
! ey" Cullenen, also reelected las
fall, does not begin his new tern
until the first Monday in ,Septem
ber, 1949.
Robert Reider, Oak Harbo
newspaper publisher, will succeed
William Fleckner January 1 as OF
tawa county's representative il
the state legislature, and Thoma
Burke, Toledo, succeeds Home
Ramey as congressman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
SIX KILLED IN WORST TRAFFIC
ACCIDENT IN OVER "a YEARS
BOBBY -SOX CROWD HAS BIG NIGHT
AT ANNUAL HOLIDAY DANCE

Blue jeans and sweaters, dunga-
rees and sweatshirts, hung defect
edly in some $50 homes through
out Port Clinton and vicinity
Thursday evening as their owners
went gayly off in swishy formals
and Sunday -go-to-meeting suits
and Christmas ties to attend the
long anticipated Christmas Formal
which is the highlight of the holi-
day season each year for the
towns high school crowd.
Colorful Christmas decorations
transformed the armory into a
veritable wonderland as the young
couples danced beneath canopy
of red and white streamers to the
music of Earl Warnke and his
band.
This years gala affair was
! sponsored by a group of ten SEN
ior girls which included Maxine
Brindley, Lucille Eliyas, Esther
Lukac, Joan Lundgard, Dorothy
Ann Meyer, Gilmore Migala, Polly
Persons, Barbara Petersen, Carla
Rupert and jeanne Windnagel.
The girls entertained their es-
corts at dinner in the Islan@
hotel preceding the dance and
each boy was presented red rose
for his lapel. Mothers of the
girls acted as chaperones and all
wore red rose corsages, gifts OF
their daughters.
At ten thirty the grand march
was held, led by Gilmore Migala
and her escort, Don Rhodes, Max
inc Brindley and Don Waggoner
Lucille Eliyas and Pete Minder-
man, Esther Lukac and Gene Bur,
| get, Joan Lundgard and Richard
Quinn, of Castalia, Barbara Peter
sen and Bob Simpson, Carla
Rupert and Scott Franck. AS the
young couples marched around the
dance floor colored confetti came
drifting down to add a festive
touch to the already happy scene
Those attending were: Norma
Taylor and Chester Schafer, Sally
Kramb and Bill Coon, Frances Lu
kac and Dick Klein, Doris Nielser
and Ed Maybe (Fremont), Marcif
Edwards and Fred Ruhl (Toledo)
Barbara Piatt and Roland Chap
man, Ruth Ewersen and Harold lie
zotte, Virginia Frauhiger and Wal
ter Meyer (Oak Rarbor), Gail Bos
and Richard Kokinda, Grace Frau
niger and Bob Rider, Nancy Ros
and Frank Van Dusen, Aim;
Wadsworth and Paul Wads
worth. Joan Truck and Car
Arndt, Shirley Colston and Doug
las Millinger, Nancy Lee Jerem,
and James Crosby, Audrey Heb
and Jack Carsten, Faye Schau AM
James Fastzkie (Oak Harbor)
Alice Fachman and Dick Aller
Carolyn Aurand and Dorsey Carr
Jewel Kubasek and George Cas-
(Oak Harbor), Julia Rofkar am
Don Pole (Sandusky), kathry
Reau and Robert Dubbert, Maryli
Witt and Alan Gilmore, Lucil
Paulsen and Ed Deuschle, Joy An
Wuertz and Gary Wright, Lol
Everett and Ronnie Everett, Caro-
lyn Brindley and Ronnie Tewers
Dolores Duffy and Paul Lukao
Dorothy Wilson and Jim Rupper
(Bellevue), Mary Lou Miller am
Ronnie Jensen, Mildred Donald
son and Norman La Nier, Marci
Englebeck and Bob Gilleland
! jeanne Simpkins and Harol
Fletcher, Billie Mae Banks an
Dick Jensen, Patricia Sulliva'
and Harold Masing, Shirley Nc
Atee and Lynn Clemons, Delore
Meeker and Don Kraeger (OaI
Harbor), Peggy Balduf and Frank
lin Rofkar, Georgiana Zetzer ant
Burt Below, jeanne McCullougI
and Rodney Thayer (Oak Harbor)
D,oro Col ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
BELT is ELECTED

DR.. L. L. Belt, Lakeside, has
been elected president of the OF
tawa County Medical Society,
with DR.. H. o. Beeman, Port
Clinton, as vice-president, and DIR.
Gordon Ley, also of Port Clinton,
as secretary-treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
BOY LOSES FINGER

Bobby Anderson, 5, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Anderson, Bay
Shore road, suffered a loss of a
finger last week when his finger
was caught in an automatic saw in
their home. The boy was admit
ted to Magruder hospital Christ
mas Eve after infection had set in.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31
COMING HOME

The body of T/5 Walter w.
Schott, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Schott, Elmore, was among
those returned from Europe this
week aboard the army transport
Barney Kirschbaum for burial in
home town cemeteries.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-31

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a basis of Good Workman
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-01
The Supreme Court
UphoIds Award

The State supreme court has I'D.
held award of industrial accident
compensation to Kenneth Gearv
a truck driver, who was injured
playing baseball during the lunch
period at the Washoe Shelter a
Anaconda of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company.
The high court split three to two
on the case which was appealed by
the Anaconda Copper Mining Co,
from decision in Deer Lodge
County district court upholding the
award by the State Industrial Ac-
cident board.
Justice AlbertAH.. Angstman wrote
the majority opinion, in which Jus
tee Lee Metcah concurred. Chief
Justice Hugh Adair wrote a separate,
concurring opinion.
Justice Fred L. Gibson wrote a
dissenting opinion in which JUS
tee /. w. Choate concurred.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-01
Study Christmas
Tree Production

MiSsoula-U.P)-As result of re
search into production practices il
Montana, your Christmas tree o.
the future may be made. not born
Furthermore, you may be able tC
try on for size" confident thai
when you find one of the right
height it will be full-bodied and
bushy all the way around.
Research now is underway by
Thomas A. Walbridge, instructor in
the Montana State University
School of Forestry, aimed at help
ing Montana tree farmers to get
sustained yield of high quality
trees from their land. The Christ
mas tree industry is basic to some
communities of the state. and to
others means the difference between
a marginal farm and a well-paying
property, Walbridge said.
Walbridge is in the middle of a
study Of types of land best suited
to Christmas tree growing, the high
est yields to be expected from diff
terent forest lands and the pro-
ductlon practices producing the best
trees for Santa Claus purposes. He
hopes to establish the necessary
scientific data and then make It
available to the people who pro- !
luce many of the nations Christ
mas trees.
Forest Service statistics indicate
hat the amount of private land
bearing Christmas trees is not in
significantly, Walbridge
ana ana proper cutting practices
md management appear to be the
Inswer to an adequate supply for
uture Yule seasons.