Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-06
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Walter, Harold and jeanette Cool
ey, Melvyn and Kay Cooley, Ed
gar and Madge Warner, Don and
Alice Rider, Alvy Jones, Harland
and Melba Ehrman, Earl and
Leahbelle Adams, Isadore and
Nora Younker, Marvin and Mary
Nelson, Robert and Violet Nehls,
Arthur Fisher, Carl Disher, George
Lee, Earl and Edna Boys Ben
Lemma, Charles KurtZ, Larry and
LaVonne Satterfield, Robert and
Marie Johnson, Jack and Oma
Budd, Donald and Marilyn Thomp-
son, Leonard and Marjorie Glass,
Bob and Betty LaNier, Forrest
Lentz, Bill Morrison, Don Fought,
Charles and May Galleher, Don
and Ruth Eckhoff.
Children under 16 are also
members Single membership is
SO a year, family membership is
$4) but club rules specify that an
adult must be with them when
they shoot.
IT'S AMAZING how young
those kids learn to twang a bow,
though. Eight year old Linda
Cooley, daughter of the Harold
Cooleys'; Cheryl nine. and Rox.
anne, five, daughters of the Bob
LaNiers'; Lynn, seven, and Pat
nine, daughters of the Don Eek.
hoffS'; Kit Cooley, II year old son
of the Mel Cooleys; Nancy Mel
son, daughter of the Marv Mel.
sons; and the Bob Johnsons' two
young sons are among the Bow,
men small fry who have already
started archery as hobby.
But the prize for family partici
patton, numerically speaking
probably would go tc the Shoot
in Gallehers, as the Bowmen call
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gallehe1
and their family of four daughters
and two sons-in-law. They have
enough ribbons to paper room
with enough cups and medals fo1
archery victories to decorate it.
The Gallehers used to live in
Cheboygan, Mich, coming here
about year ago and residing or
Route 3. Charlie is with Kelly
Dunn.
A son, Sam, would be shooting
here with them, too, but he's ir
the Navy The Galleher family, al
of 'em plenty good bowmen, in
cludes Dad and Mother Charlie
and May, Pat, IA, and Jean, IL, al
home; married daughters Martyr
and husband Don Thompson, ano
Alice and husband Don Rider.
"We wanted a family sport tina
everybody could enjoy" say
Charlie. Figured we couldn't al
ford boat, and we liked to b.
outdoors together. So Sam and
started bow-and-arrow hunting
and before long the whole famil
got in the act"
THE SHOOTIN' Gallehers ado
, ed more ribbons to the family co
, lection at the Bowmen's first NEE
Sunday at the new course. Sar
dusky and Toledo Bowmen wer
here for the 28-target match. A
ternoon shoot medals for visitor
t went to Veronica Macy, Toledo
1876; and Walt Smith. Sandusky
, 294; and ribbons to Thelma Motry
Sandusky, SO; Betty Burns. Sal
dusky, 83; Willie Burns, Sandu!
ky, 289; Dick Macy, Toledo, 241
and Bill Motry, Sandusky, 249.
For local Bowmen, Class A met
ais went to Marvin Nelson, 22s
, jeanette Cooley, 146; and ribbon
to Marilyn Thompson, 112, MI
Cooley, 293; Ruth Eckhoff, 7:
Dom Eckhoff, 1856; Mary Nelson
SO; and Harold Cooley, 1872.
Class B champions were Bob Ii
; Nier, 176, and Melba Ehrman, 5
e while ribbons went to Betty l.
Nier, 43; Don Rider. 146; Ma
: Galleher, 48; Bob Nehls, 131; Jea
:. Galleher, 46; and Earl Adams, IL
!. After a picnic supper, the el
thusiasts went right back to shoe
t ing in the dark. An "owl shoot
e you call it, with the targets pain
/. ed with luminous paint, and US
of flashlights permitted only
+ locate the target. Winners wer
a visitors, Bill Motry, Sandusk
!, first for men; Willie Burns, Sa
dusky, second; Joe and Dick Nsg
Toledo, third and fourth. Wome
visitors: Veronica Macy, Toled
| first; Thelma Motry, SanduSk
second.
Local shooters: Men Class
Marvin Nelson, Harold Coole
Bob Nehls, Charlie Gallehe
women's Class A, jeanette Coole
Betty LaNier, Marilyn Thompso
Violet Nehls. Mems second clas
| Dom Eckhoff, Bob LaNier, Hov
ard Ehrman, Mel Cooley; women
second class, Ruth Eckhoff, NJ