Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-20
| J0TTINGS 49,.
OFF the CUFF
BY RAY SPERBER

a HOOH lOudy, rTluay, OCtODeE
20, thousands of Ohio hunters
will be crouched in blinds and be-
hind almost every available cover
age in area marshes as the 1850
waterfowl season opens. While
most of the ducks currently in
Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay
marshes are native birds, those
which have nested or were hatch
ed here, in the last few days sew
eral small fiocks of wild geese
have been noted. Pintail is the
most numerous duck seen this
week, with mallard close second.
The pheasant season does not open
until November Is. Daily bag
limit for ducks, after the first day,
is four with a possession limit
of eight. However not more than
one wood duck may be included in
the daily bag limit. Bag limit for
geese is four with possession limit
also four, of which not more than
two can be Canadian geese or its
sub species or two white fronted
geese.
TT will be Happy Birthday her
u 81st, for Mrs. Frank J. Griswold,
Washington street, this Saturday,
October 21 Richard Edward
Jacobs, Route 3, has been pledged
to Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity at
Ohio State University where he is
a student in the College of Agri-
culture.
lDICK WOLFE was a surprised
gent Tuesday noon at the Ro-
tory Club meeting when President
Bill Rofkar called him to the
speakers table. AS fines are often
levied for forgetfulness, Dick NUT
tered "Now what did / do?" His
only fault was in having another
birthday, in observance of which
Rofkar pinned carnation on
Wolfe's lapel. Shortly later, florist
Floyd Klingbiel told Dick, you're
wearing that flower on the wrong
side"
-JOT-
CHARLES COOK, Lakeside, in
training at Keesler Air Force
Base, Biloxi, Mississippi, is won
dering who the Port Clinton boy
is who is also training at KeeSler
Field. Chuck wrote that while
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Webber
Lakeside, were at keesler visiting
their son, Arthur, they passed
group of boys, one of whom called
out "Where from in Ohio?" He
said he was from Port Clinton
The Webbers had to drive on with
traffic and could not stop. They
returned later to the same corner,
but found no sign of the Port
Clinton lad. Charles Cooks ad-
dress is: Box 1876, 3407 Student
Training Squadron, Keesler Air
Force Base, Biloxi, Miss.
-JOT =
CAPTAIN Carl Alamo and End
- 1t. Allen Dykeman, local mem
bers of Company c, 469th Chem
ical Mortar Battalion, Camp After
bury, Indiana, drove home to
spend the weekend with their Gam
lilies. Dykeman is mess officer for
the former Oak Harbor reserve
company while Carl is on de-
tached service with Battalion
Headquarters. Captain Paul Lock
wood, former first district Amer
ican Legion vice commander and
assistant superintendent of Camp
Perry, has left Company C and is
now commanding officer of Head
quarters Company, 467th Cml.
Mortar Bn, and 1st 1t. Joseph
Cleary, also of Port Clinton, is
Paul's executive officer.
MISS CARLA RUPERT, stem
A ographer in Ray Lambert'S
office, is becoming quite popular
as a model. Early this summer,
Carla and Joyce Flynn Anderson
served as models for a News
photo. Late last week, Miss Rup-
pert modelled scores of shoes for
B. H. "Scotty" Campbell, local U.
S. Rubber Company representa-
tive, at his shoe show in the Com
modore Perry Hotel, Toledo :.
Another hospital open house is
planned for Sunday afternoon, No
vember IL, when st. Vincent's in
Toledo will show its new hospital
wing to the public. 1t was built