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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
By Howord N. Stockhouse

The Potomac English Hand
bell Ringers. directed by Nancy
Poore Tufts, will furnish musical
selections at the annual Easter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Nero Burns, Says
Ottawa Co. Fiddled

Victor Nero, Toledo, burned
while Che charged) Ottawa county
officials fiddled.
Nero was picked up Tuesday by
Toledo police for questioning after
he was spotted driving a car re-
ported stolen. He convinced po-
lice it was his own car, which he
had previously reported stolen but
later recovered, then failing to
cancel the stolen car report.
While he was being questioned,
Toledo police came across a war
rant for him for non-support, is
sued in Ottawa county in 1851.
Nero said he served a year in the
state penitentiary and the London
prison form on the charge, and
had been supporting his family
since his return. He charged OF
tawa county had been negligent
in failing to nullify the warrant.
Clerk of Courts Velma Sauvey
Wednesday checked her records
at The News request They show
ed Victor Nero, address at that
time Genoa, had been sent to the
penitentiary on non-Support
charge Oct. 18, 1851 from this
county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
E.O.D. WOMEN'S CLUB

President Mrs. j. w. Devlin pre-
sided at the regular business meet
ing of E.OD. Women'S Club held
at the Officers Club Wednesday
evening at which the following Of
ficers were elected: President, Mrs.
NJ E. Schertz; vice president, Mrs.
j. L. Holly; Secretary, Mrs. J. M.
Mclaughlin and Treasurer, Mrs. ].
w. Scherer.
Mrs. E. w. Grubbs presented
Mrs. Devlin with gift in apprecia-
ton of the work she had done in
her capacity of president of the
organization The traditional cor
sage for new members was pre-
Sented to Mrs. D. w. Stanton by
Mrs. H. G. Hagendorff.
An interesting program on Jap
anese Floral Arrangements was
given by Mrs. C. w. Hawker. She
assisted members of the organiza-
ton in creating their own floral
designs.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. H. Ostling and Mrs. T. w.
lnscoe
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Minderrnan Will
Attend Meeting

Edward Minderman, clerk of the
Ottawa County Board of Elections,
and Mrs. Minderman will attend
the sixth annual convention of the
Ohio Association of Election Off
cials at Columbus, Jan. 9, 10 and
II. They also plan to attend the
Inaugural Ball.
The 3-day conference of Elec-
ton officials will begin with regis
tration and a reception Sunday
evening, with business sessions on
Monday and Tuesday and the an
nual baquet on Monday night Mon
days sessions will be so scheduled
as to permit the election officials
to attend the inaugural ceremonies
for state officials.
Secretary of State Ted w. Brown
will make the address of welcome,
and he and members of his staff
will participate in the discussion
sessions when matters pertaining
to the 1855 elections will be re-
viewed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
21-Cent Theft
Brings Sentence

Theft of three bars of soap
valued at 81 cents at the Red &
White store Monday brought to
Carol Jones, "a, colored, 1101
Statest, a three-year probation
period during which she must re-
port to municipal court once a
month and attend church every
Sunday.
Violation of either ruling will
result in a 30-day Jail sentence
which Municipal Judge Don War
gowsky imposed, and then suspend
ed pending future good behavior.
Following her arraignment On pet
ty larceny.
Store employees saw the woman
secrete the soap while she bought
loaf of bread, and apprehended
her outside. Decision to prosecute
on the minor theft was made as q
warning that similar measures will
be taken in an epidemic of petty
thievery reported by local stores.
Police officer Loren Hendrix,
who made the arrest, said there
was a quantity of other merchan
disc in the woman's car but it
could not be connected to any To-
cal thefts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Fruit Committee
Plans Meetings /

Ottawa County Fruit Committee
met with Fred Grimm, County
Agent in the home of Lester Luch-
singer, Danbury, January Bird to
arrange for education meeting
tours and demonstrations to pro-
vide up to the minute information
to fruit growers.
The first of these meetings will
be held in the Catawba-Danbury
region at $50 am. Januray 10th
and will bring to growers special
lists from the university. The actual
place will be announced at later
date.
Some growers have pioneered in
storage facilities, others in irrega-
ton, some have been successful in
growing peaches for culture. There
is also new hope for the bartlett
pear industry.
At the meeting on Januray 10Th
and succeeding meetings ideas will
be shared with people that are
actually doing the job.
Your Ottawa County Fruit Grow
ers Association is very interested
in getting this information to every
grower in the area. By coming to
the meeting January 10Th at $50
am. you can help yourself as
fruit grower to do the necessary
things in the most efficient man.
ner,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Gypsum Children
To Get Tests

Tuberculin tests of all children
in the sixth and seventh grade at
Gypsum school, and of any other
children there who desire it, will
be made by the Ottawa county
board of health in the near future.
Members of the Portage town
ship school board will send home
notices to parents asking authori-
zation of the tests. The check is
being made as result of the re-
cent admission of faculty Member
Vorys Collier to Oak Ridge sani-
tarium at Green Springs. Mr.. Col
lier's last day of teaching was Nov.
II. He entered Memorial hospital
at Fremont Nov. 18, and was trans
ferred to Green Springs Dec. TO-
He taught the sixth grade. ;
First tuberculin tests will be adj
ministered without charge.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Tickets For DTC
Banquet Available

With Ohio States new laurels in
California, demand for tickets for
the Downtown Coaches football
banquet Feb. l at which Coach
Woody Hayes will speak are in hot
demand.
A few tickets are still available
and may be obtained at the Lake
Erie Sports store, said new presi-
dent Jim Chapman, DTC. Plans for
the banquet will be discussed at.
the regular meeting of Coaches
next Tuesday night at city hall.
Hayes will bring colored movies
of the game and of the Parade of
Roses, he told Chapman. The din
ner is at st. John parish hall. Elab-
crate decorations for the event are
being worked out by Jim Riemen-
schneider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
EOD Representative
At Fort Churchill

Herbert C. Beecher, general sup
ply representative at EOD, is visit
ing Fort Churchill, Canada, in con-
nection with supply responsibilities
for arctic tests being conducted
on material that is the RESPONSE
bility of the Depot for supply,
issue and maintenance.
Fort Churchill is the home of
the first arctic test detachment,
and is located approximately 1000
miles north of Winnipeg, Mani
toba, on the west shore of Hudson
Bay. All types of U. S. Army
technical service tests are per-
formed here to determine the
suitability of material required for
cold-climate fighting conditions.
Certain types of guided missiles
are being tested in the severe cold
weather.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Xmas Seal Fund
Is Now S5,741

Forty-eight percent of the Christ
mas Seal appeal letters have been
returned, bringing in $5,741.60,
which represents 88 percent of
the $6,50O sought in this years
campaign by the Ottawa County
Health and tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
Middle and North Bass Island
lead the county in percentage Of
appeal responses. 70 percent of
the letters sent there have been
returned, bringing in $28.50. Gyp-
sum is lowest, only 10 percent of
the appeals letters having brought
responses with $35 turned in.
Port Clinton has contributed
$1,938.15, representing A percent
return on its appeal letters; Oak
Harbor, $1,410, 81 percent; Putin
Bay, $127, "a percent; Rocky
Ridge, $42.20, 81 percent; Willis
ton, $74, "a percent; Curtice, Sill,
40 percent; Clay Center, $65, 40
percent; Elliston, SIT, 80 percent;
Elmore, $557.75, 81 percent; Gray
town, SIP, 40 percent; LaCarne,
40, 40 per cent; Lakeside, $197,
SO per cent; Marblehead, $271, so
percent; Martin, $88, so percent.
Largest single contribution was
$50 from the Kelly Island Co. at
Marblehead. Results of the school
Bangle Pin Booths will be publish
ed when all are in.
IS percent of the money raised
through the campaign stays in tn
county. The Association last year
carried on its three major pro-
grams-case finding (chest x-rays),
health education and rehabilitation
services at Oak Ridge-with a
$4,000 budget. 1t is imperative
that the goal sought this year be
reached if these services are to
continue or be increased.
Books are still open for your
contribution.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
p. c. Debate Tournament
To Be Held Saturday

Ten teams are expected to take
part in the Port Clinton Debate
Tournament to be held on Satur-
day, January 8, according to Mr.
Boyd Martin, director of speech
activities. Among these that have
already signed up are Massillon,
Louisville, Sylvania, Thompson,
Old Fort, Doylestown, and Lltch-
field, Mich. A small trophy will
be given to the most effective de-
bator and large trophy to the
team with the best record. Wei
come speeches will be given by
Supt. D. D. Sims and Sally Dewitt,
president of National Forensic
League.
Students of the Massillon debate
team will come to Port Clinton
Friday afternoon and will stay at
the homes of the PC. debators.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07

He Celebrated
New Year--Lof1g

1880 am. New Years MORN
ing was little TOO late TO be still
celebrating New Years Eve, dep
Ufy sheriff James EiIenbergcr
figured.
And so Edward LaBine, 5I1E
BidweII.ave, Fremont, was book
ed at county Jail on a drunk and
disorderIy charge after a Portage
township resident notified fhe
sheriff's department. thaf the
man was trying TO buy wine at
house at noon Saturday. He
thought he was near Fremont,
LaBine insisted. He was fined SIS
and costs in municipal court
Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07

the first time an authentic account
of its construction, confirmed by
painstaking research.
A full account is now on file
at the Port Clinton library, thanks
to their efforts, which have re-
suited in the disclosure for the
first time that its construction was
completed in June of 1922, and
that Benajah Wolcott, Marble
heads first permanent white set
tier, took up his duties as first
lightkeeper on June IL, 1922.
Here is brief resume of Light
house history you may want to
clip and file:
The sandusI<y Bay Lighthouse
Later called the Marblehead
Lighthouse)
The first lighthouse on the Great
Lakes was built in 1918 at Erie,
Pa. Very soon after, it was deem
ed necessary to have another at
a point about halfway between the
mouth of the Grand River, in the
State of Ohio, and the mouth of
the Detroit River in the Territory
of Michigan.
The Congress of the United
States appropriated sums of money
in 1919 and 1920 for the building
of a lighthouse close to the en-
trance to Sandusky Bay, on the tip
of the Marblehead Peninsula.
In 1921, Stephen Pleasonton
started negotiations for the pur-
chase of land from the estate of
Epaproditus Bull, an early pioneer
settler at Marblehead (Bull bought
much land in the vicinity includ
ing the island in the bay, now call
ed Johnson's Island. At the be-
ginning of the War of 1912, the
Indians drove the settlers off the
peninsula. Many returned, but Mr..
Bull died in 1912 in Cleveland
from complications caused by ex-
posure and overeXertion)
Approximately four acres were
purchased. Stephen Woolverton,
an Erie county resident, was given
the contract to build the light
house. Subletting the contract to
William Kelly, a settler in what is
now the Sandusky, area, Mr., Kelly
and his son John completed the
erection of the Sandusky Bay
Lighthouse in June, 1922. eve
never had this date before, but
it is correct, having been obtained
from the Congressional Library,
Washington, d. CD
On the 18th of June, 1922 Bena-
jah Wolcott, first permanent white
settler at Marblehead, took up his
duties as first lightkeeper. Four
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
llll
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted

Admired
Dec. 81: Mrs. Elizabeth Petit
bone, Harrison-st, medical; Julia
Wingert, Montreal, medical.
Jan. l: Mrs. Julia Stetler, Gyp-
sum, medical.
Jan. 2: Harry Ireland, 130 W.
Loop, medical; Mrs. Frank Ferrari,
Eagle Beach Circle, medical; Mary
Bashore, I'll w. Fourth-st, surgi-
cal.
Jan. 3: Mary Ongyak, Route 8,
medical (Neidecker ambulance);
Ferd A. Offenburg, Route 3, medi-
cal; Leo Griffith, Route 5, surgical
Jan 4: Renea Kay Britt, 73O D.
st, medical; Mrs. l.. NJ. Lewis, River
Road, Oak Harbor, medical; Ed
ward Genzman, 1106 Locust-st, Oak
Harbor, surgical.
Jan. 5: Mrs. Curtis Hay, LaCarne,
surgical; Trula Yunce, II w. Loop,
medical; Mark Swift, 1923 State
st, surgical; Steve Robel, Marble
head, surgical; Mrs. John Nelson,
Laurel-ave, hip fracture.
Discharged
Louis Cover, Mrs. Margaret Han
sen, Vincent Deepen, Ralph c..
Harris, Joseph Stroshine, John v.
Olds, Mrs. Elizabeth Hetrick, Mrs.
Robert Lano and baby, Mrs. Cath
crime Moran, Charles J. Mitchell,
Mrs. Waldo Christensen and baby,
Mrs. Emma Bitter, Mrs. James Die
trich and baby, Mrs. Norman Null
ligan and baby, Mrs. Joseph NAL
fara and baby, Mrs. James Cook
and baby, Walter Duff, Merle
Ladd, Mrs. John Wood nd baby,
Julia Wingert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Farm Census Office
Closed At Findlay

E. Howard Frowine today per-
forms his final act as field super
visor for the 1854 Census of Agri-
culture by closing down the tenn
porary office which was established
at Findlay, Ohio for taking the
census.
Farm census questionnaires col
lected locally are being shipped to
Census headquarters for editing
and tabulating.
The supervisor expressed his ap
probation for the splendid CO.
operation" he and his enumerators
received from farmers is the q
counties in which he conducted
the census.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
DIES IN TOLEDO

Loren c. Driesbach, for IA years
a leader in the labor movement in
northwestern Ohio, who in recent
years had made his residence in
Port Clinton died Wednesday after
suffering heart attack in his Of
flee at TeamsterS Joint Council No.
A headquarters in Toledo. He was
46. His wife, mother and two
brothers survives. Body is at the
Weller-Wonderly mortuary, Ere
mont.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
RIFLE MATCH

EPG team defeated Port Clin-
ton 1898 to 1892 in rifle match
shot here Tuesday night as part
of the Northwest Ohio Rifle AS
sociation's competition. Scores
we're:
EPG: H. Whipple, 287; H. Tus-
ten, 284; G. Brown, 279; C. Stiger,
278; V. Sherman, 270. Port Clin-
ton: G., Walter, 287; M. Long, 285;
M. Nelson, 282; A. Fall, 275; T.
Hurrell, 263. Port Clinton team
shoots at the Adams Conservation
Club, Toledo, next week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Rep. Rofkar Gets
Two Assignments
by MISCH

State Rep. William Rofkar, Ca
tawba Island, has drawn two i'm
portant committee assignments in
the Ohio House of Representatives.
He was named to the House Edu-
cation and House Agriculture Com
mittees "Wednesday.
Mr. Rofkar was sworn-in for his
first term Monday by Supreme
Court Judge Charles Matthias.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Bar Association
Elects Petersen

Ottawa County Bar Association
Monday elected Atty Lowell Peter
sen, president; Atty Luella Zehner
vice-president; and Atty John
Morton Secretary-treasurer.
The officers, with Attornies Les
lie Meyer, William Moon and John
Reinheimer as trustees will repre-
sent the Ottawa County Law Ii
brary Association.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
BPW Club I11stalls
Four New Members

Four new members, Colleen Gill,
Katherine Roose, Lesta Shannon
and Lois Everett were installed in
Port Clinton Business and Profes-
Sional Women'S Club at Wednes-
day nights dinner meeting in
Trinity Methodist church by presi-
dent Marion Cleary and vice-presi-
dent Florence Specht.
international relations commit
tee of Ethel Misch, Helen Sanders,
Agnes King and Elizabeth Edwards
brought as speaker Mrs. Amos
Conn, Toledo, who recently spent
a month in England as guest Of
the Oxford BPW Club. Her vivid
account of the wonderful hospi-
tality its IS members ex ended
their American BPW co-member
gave an intimate insight into
British family life. The oxford
club secretary also visited in Amer
lea for month, after correspond
ing with Mrs. Conn on a BPW
project.
Flags of many countries we're
arranged as background for the
speaker, and world globes flanked
by red, white and blue tapers were
effective table decorations. Group
singing, in charge of Leonardo
Stein and 10 Everett, was from
song sheets appropriately adorned
with maps.
Special tribute was paid BPW
vice-president Florence Specht on
her recent selection as the Ottawa
County News woman OF The
Year" for 1854, and members
joined in special song in her
honor.
Guests were Ethel Havens,
Helena, and Betty Carter. Partici-
patton in the Feb 2 Blood Collec-
tion was discussed, and need for
volunteers in the Ground Observer
Corps was stressed with interest
ed BPW members to contact Betty
Minderman, schedule chairman.
SiXty-five members were present.
teen individuals have served as
keeper through the years up to
1943, when the United States Coast
Guard took on the supervision.
The Light, second on the Great
Lakes, was 1872 years old as of
1854.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
CRASH

Cars driven by Harry Persley
and Tom Taylor were slightly dam
aged Tuesday noon in a collision
on Route 2 E, deputy sheriff Mike
Hetrick reported. Persley was driv-
ing out of the driveway of the
Persley & Rhiel Co., and Taylor
was driving out of Myers Market
when they came together. No one
was injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
BOWLING
Port Clinton MFG. Co

TEAM WINNERS: Automatics, 8
from Tool Room; Production, three
from Grinders: High series and
game, Production, 1908, 1864.
TOPS: R. Overmire, Automatics,
141-193-189: 523.
LEADERS: P. Eidenour, 217,
$40; j. Motel, 208.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
TO ATTEND MEETING

Mrs. Ann Bolte, member of the
state committee on building a new
Business and Professional Women's
headquarters in Washington, will
attend meeting of the committee
in Dayton this weekend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Two PLAYS Scheduled

The first period speech class
will present two plays on Wednes-
day, January IL, at 12:45 in the
High School Auditorium. The first
play will be "Wildcat Willie Gets
Girl Trouble" Members of the
cast are Darlene Wood, Max Bur-
kins, Sally Dewitt, Ruth Freder-
icks, Howard Mackey, Alan Jensen,
Ron Kochensparger, Bob Carter,
and Barb Danner. The second play
which will be given is. Campaign
For Two" Members of the cast
are Jackie Swingle, Martha Me-
lishka, Bob Stetson, Marva Turner,
Luella Allison, Gary Hofacker,
Bernard Tibbs, Clarence Washing
ton, and Joe McAttee.
LaVerne Winke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
School News
Will Play In Orchestra

Barbara Brokate, a PCHS Fresh
man has been chosen to play in
the Northwestern Regional Orches-
ira which is an orchestra compos-
ed of high school students from
the Northwest District of Ohio.
They will play January IL, at the
Peristyle at the Toledo Museum
Of Art. Mr.. David Stanton has
charge of the brass section of this
orchestra. Barbara Brokate plays
the french horn.
Esther Hansen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
INJURED

Two local school students were
treated at Magruder hospital Tues
day for injuries. Maiorie Below,
Is, had arm decorations after hit
ting glass in a door Katherine
Wright, IL, suffered eye lacera-
tions in fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
VIEW

Plans for a 21st anniversary din
ner at Brownies in Gypsum on
ia. 19 at $50 pm. were made by
members of VFW Auxiliary when
they met at post hall Wednesday
night. Reservations may be made
before Jan. II by calling 1908 or
8274. A donation e0 the March of
Dimes was made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Research Revedls History
OF Marblehead Lighthouse

For 1872 years, the flashing signals of the Marbehead
Light have brought help and comfort to Lake Erie naviga
tion
But the authentic early history of the Lighthouse seemed
obscuTed 1t has taken two Port Cntontes Museum Cura
May Hessebart and Robert Gill; to make available for
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
-etter Club To PIsv NorwsIk

Letter Club To Play NorwaIk
Port Clinton High Schools Girls
Letter Club basketball team will
play the girls from the Norwalk
High Schools Letter Club on Mon
day, according to Miss Mary Jane
HaskinS, Letter Club advisor. Girls
intermural basketball games start
ed this week, she also said.
Helen Bovia
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
Sandra Wadsworfh

Sandra Wadsworfh
Everyone knows friendly Sandra
Wadsworth from home room 300.
Sandy has brown hair, brown eys
and is 55'8" tall. She is taking a
business course and ylans to be a
stenographer or join the W.A.F.
Sandy is very active member
of GAA., and she rates Teach
Me Tonight" Chop Suey, and red
as her favorites.
Sandy's hobbies are, swimming,
bowling, and skating, with her pet
peeve being getting up early"
Sarah Nissen
Shelila Jess
Darlene Wood
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
DAV AUXILIARY

DAV Auxiliary No. % will meet
Monday, Jan. 10 at American Le-
gion Hall. All members are urged
to attend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-01-07
SELGO HITS 778

SELGO HITS 778
Dick Selgo bowled big 778
Wednesday night in Clinton Rec
reation league bowling, with games
of 278-255-245 for the years high
est series. He had 719 last week
on games of 246-246-227.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-05

ported as growing menaces to
navigation.
Charles H. Jenkins of Ahoskie,
a member of the State Board of
Conservation and Development, re-
Gently told a group requesting re-
moval of net stakes by the CID
Department from the Chowan
River that the department has no
funds for such projects. Instead,
he suggested that removal Of such
menaces to navigation as old net
stakes from navigable waters of
the State is a job for the Federal
Government.
Douglas said he has written Rep.
Herbert C. Bonner, member of
Congress from the First North.
Carolina District, asking that he
take whatever steps necessary to
get federal aid in removal of
net stakes from the States water
ways.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-08-05

shown by results from a four-week
net stake removal project recently
carried on by three employees of
the CID Departments commercial
fisheries division on the Pamlico
River near Washington.
In a comparatively small area
between Washington and Bath
Creek, the employees, working
from a State-owned boat, removed
1880 net stakes. This number,
Douglas said, is believed to be only
about half the stakes estimated
to be in that area. Some of the
stakes had rotted away below the
water line and were so deeply SUBJ
merged they had to be removed by
block and tackle operations.
The CID Department, Douglas
said, does not have funds available
for continuing this work on the
Pamlico, Chowan River, Croatan
and Roanoke Sounds, or other
areas where old net stakes are re-