THURSDAY, JAN. 29. 1948 THE BLUFFTON NEWS, BLUFFTON. OHIO PAGE SEVEN
/ FOR PERFORMANCE— CONSERVATION AFFAIRS ALL DEAD STOCK REMOVED Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and Wildlife We Pay 121 for Horses -- $23 for Cows By THE BLUFFTON COMMUNITY SPORTSMEN’S CLUB, INC. Build With Brick According to size and condition. —.r..1!.1., oesJSL------ogs according to size and condition. Sportsmen Meeting Planned Feeding birds at home is a pleasure ors have been elected to assist Mum and be sure to specify DUNBRICK, the superbrick. Truer The February meeting of the Bluff and interesting pastime. The mixture ma with the program: Vice president BUCKEY REDUCTION COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio is simply scattered on the ground in in form, higher in insulation value, lighter in weight than ton Community Sportsmen’s Club in charge, Ray Mumma; Moser Re will be held next Monday night, a sheltered area at times when snow serve, John Boehr; Rickly Reserve, Phone MAIN 475 Collect ordinary brick. Wide range of color variety; $25 per 8:00 p. m., Bluffton Town hall. covers all other food supply. Addi Howard Rickly; Rogers Reserve, Roy BRANCH OF FOSTORIA ANIMAL PRODUCTS. BfC thousand and up. Reorganization of the club into tion of cracklings, meat scraps, Rogers; College Reserve, Russell seven departments has been effected crumbs and other food scraps to the Lantz; Gratz Reserve, Andrew’ Gratz; by Gerald Clever, new club president. menu is also beneficial. Montgomery Reserve, Gilbert Mont For the coming year 56 officers and Wilbur Fish, heads the feeding pro gomery; Green Reserve, Vic Green; CONCRETE DRAIN TILE directors have been elected to carry gram for the Sportsmen Club, Boy Game Feeding, Wilbur Fish; Preda out a program embracing more than Scouts of Troop 56 jack up the feed tor Control, Russell Montgomery. In 4-5-6f8-Inch Sizes 30 phases of activity in the six town and keep the News window’ supplied. All the reserves above are leased ships adjacent to Bluffton. The mixture is prepared by Master by the state except the Green reserve Following introduction of officers Feed Mill. which is privately maintained and and directors at next Monday night’s Ear com for pheasants can be had managed. The club assisted in meeting a resume of last year’s ac by contacting Donald Ramge, Allen licizing the Green protection area BLUFFTON CEMENT BLOCK CO. tivity will be given and motion pic County game protector, phone 177-R the past year and i tis hoped that tures on conservation will be shown. Bluffton, 118 Poplar Street. additional cover will be set aside Phone 21LW or 365-W Regular meetings of the club will throughout the hunting area by farm be held on the FIRST MONDAY of Increase Bounty Payment, War On ers until the pheasant has made a each month this year and directors Foxes Continues comeback. will meet on the third Thursday, Allen County commissioners have Membership tickets are available approved an increase from $3.00 to at Mumma’s Electric Shop. All out Ear com for the Moser reserve $4.00 in the bounty payment for fox was distributed in the Ezra Moser standing bills against the organiza es in ,1948. tion aye payable by Hiram Huser, reserve Monday afternoon by Bill Master Mix Dog burg er is com- Hardin county commissioners have Boehr, son of John Boehr. Public Sale treasurer. appropriated $700 in fox bounties and plete in all the nutrients neces $350 in crow' bounties for 1948. Dur The undersigned will sell on the Dr. A. E. King farm, Bird Feeding Program Continued ing 1947 there were 186 foxes killed LOCAL AND TUNG sary to keep your dog in top 1 mile west of Mt. Cory, oil By Sportsmen ing 1947 there were 186 foxes in DISTANCE HAULING condition. From pups to field Again Bluffton song birds will dine in Hardin county and 418 crows. ’ Every Load Insured on scratch feed provided free of No appropriation for crows or trial veterans — they all say — ITiday, January 3C charge by the Sportsmen’s Club if hawks has been made by Allen STAGER ROS "! like Dogburger”! area residents will cooperate in the county commissioners this i year to Bluffton, Beginning at 1:00 P. M. program. date. The feed, put up in five pound The Carey Sportsmen’s club pays The following property: i sacks, will be available at the Bluff a $2.00 bounty on foxes. PORTRAITS ton News office window. The mixture Bounty payable by the Bluffton MASTER FEED MILL FARM contains cracked com, wheat, oats Photo finishing, films, photo MACHINERY Sportsmen’s Club will be set up at supplied Leland W. Basinger John Deere 2-row com picker; I. H. C. Little Genius and a variety of other seeds that the next directors meeting. Russel ds, Fertilizer. Grain and Custom Grinding birds enjoy. 2-bottom 12-inch plow; General 6 ft. disc harrow, like new; Montgomery is in charge of the pro Neu-Art Studio PHONE 317-W Householders may have the Chore Boy portable milker; International 2-row potato feed gram for the organization. Phone 168-W Bluffton by simply calling for it at the News. planter; 2 potato cutting tables, 3-man capacity each; New Hancock county pays a $3.00 Idea wagon on steel in A-l condition; wagon bed with bounty for fox payments. Last year grain rack; bobsled; 2-wheel trailer with stock rack; 30 ft. the commissioners paid bounty on 44 grain and hay elevator; Dunham cultipacker; spike tooth of the animals. A number of Findlay stores supplement the county bounty 7/ < ‘/A harrow; pressure grease gun, capacity approximately 30 ■ > SI lbs.; truck bed, 8 ft. by 10 ft.; I)ain hay loader; Big Four with an additional cash bounty. The total cash value amounted to ap • gk Ia Way Bargain mowing machine; 10 hole Monitor grain drill with fertilizer proximately $6.00 per fox attachment; 12 hole Monitor grain drill with fertilizer at Bl K county as a result. on tachment; Letz burr-mill feed grinder; 2 electric chick so W ••CHlCK-CHBCKD E *»• Orval Grates and Marvin Neff of brooders, 500 chick capacity each; hard coal brooder stove; All All near Jenera have purchased two fox ■si ’ ••• ■ ■ I 5 complete chicken roost tables with roosts and removable All hounds and three Kalida sportsmen battery nests approximately 12 it. long; several chicken I »•* FllXlBL A>l If Zz I j 111 flit have also purchased tw-o hounds. A feeders; 2 hog feeders; 3 hog coops; power lawn mower; III ... and with over a million machines now III fox hound ow’ned by Jud Klingler I?S!I in use . . . the Bendix is the world's low Royal Blue junior cream separator No. 33; and other ar III est-priced automatic washer. «l> died an untimely death when it Packed In every OO-lb. bag of ticles. » ■I! jumped out of a shed window w’hile Costs lass to vs*! Sov*» $10 yoarly ■w 3 on soap alone! Thanks to exclusive 1935 2-door Chevrolet Coach. I ■■ still fastened to a chain. Accidental STATE NLOT . "Tumble-Action," clothes come clean on hanging resulted. Yi as much soap . . . and gallons less hot HOUSEHOLD GOODS EGG FEEDS You act an txtro in STATE PILOT Game Reserves Near Bluffton Aid Egg r**4* . . . ■ valuabflr "Chick-Check' in Sv *a*y to buy! Think of *11 the hard Prima washing machine; electric refrigerator; Marion every lOO-tb. bag. Remedper, each "Chick- 3 work you can spare yourself... by electric stove; 2 porcelain top utility tables, approximately BKn.dA by Sportsmen Check" 1* good for 10c t 0 Million In one short week 10.000,000 people jammed showrooms to see COATS MOTOR SALES the amazing, beautiful new Hudson—a new kind of motor car- PHONE 37271 I only five feet from ground to top, but with more inside head room and roomier seats than in any other• mass-produced car built today! CR. VINE AND ST. JOHNS | LIMA, OHIO OPEN TILL 9:00 P. M.1 Hudson is the only American-buj t car you step down into when excited Americans entering, not up on — yet it mail itains road clearance. Hudson's new, all steel Monobi t body-and-frame is the only 1947 Pontiac Convertible Coupe in green 1947 Ford Club Coupe in black \ motor-car construction that com iletely encircles you, even out- side the rear wheels, with a rugg ?d, box-steel foundation frame. 1947 Buick Four Dr. Sedan in blup 4 U l/> 1947 Ford Four Dr. in maroon ’v* You ride within this frame—cradl d between axles—not on top