MCCONNELSVILLE,
Ohio, May 9, 2024 -
The Morgan County committee of Ducks Unlimited will host its
20th Annual Dinner Banquet and Fundraising Event Saturday, Sept.
28, 2024 at the Morgan County Fairgrounds,
McCONNELSVILLE
Columbus,
Ohio, February, 2023 - At
the State DU Awards Banquet the MCW Committee won the following:
2022 State Chapter Awards - Elite Chapter Banner, Silver
Excellence Award, Multiple Event Club, Top Money Event (9th in
State), Total Money Award (10th in State), Number of Event
Sponsors (4th in State), Total Greenwing Membership (9th in
State)
Committee
members Chuck Price and Todd Spence also received individual
“Wetland Warrior” awards for their efforts to conserve wetlands.
Eight “Wetlands Warrior” Goose Decoys were given out statewide
for 2021.
This is the 17th year of the event and a sold-out crowd is
expected. Banquet activities will include games, auctions and
raffles of wildlife and sporting art and firearms as well as goods
and services donated by area businesses. Proceeds from the event
will go to support DU's wetlands and waterfowl habitat
conservation efforts in
Details of Online Event Part
1:
A General Raffle with
Tristar Upland Hunter .410 Shotgun, FN Model 509 Pistol, Tristar
Viper Max Camo/Cerakote 12 GA Shotgun, choice of 7 more guns,
Yeti Coolers, and other prizes. This replaces our normal $100
Hat Tier Raffle. Price: $100 Ticket (20 chances) with additional
tickets available at $100 each (20 chances). Please see our
website for a specific list of all these prizes. You can watch
the drawing online and we will contact the winners.
Details of Online Event Part
2:
A Three DU Guns of the
Year Raffle consisting of:
2020
Shotgun of the Year: Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus Shotgun
2020
Rifle of the Year: Weatherby Vanguard First Lite Bolt-Action
Rifle
2020
Handgun of the Year: Beretta M9A3 Handgun
Only 50 chances
will be sold on the DU Guns of the Year Raffle.
Price: $100
You have a chance at one of the three guns. Please see our
website for pictures and details. This raffle will work like our
past Goose Band Raffles in that with three guns offered – 1st
number drawn gets choice, 2nd number drawn gets
choice of two guns left, 3rd number drawn gets gun
that is left. You can watch the drawing online and we will
contact the winners for their choices.
Details of Online Event Part
3:
An online National Package
Auction: For
the first time in its history, Ducks Unlimited is providing
the opportunity to bid on official DU event merchandise that
were previously ONLY available at DU events. This is your
chance to get fantastic DU merchandise and support waterfowl
and wetlands conservation at the same time!
The following items will be
available in the auction:
2020/21 Federal Duck Stamp 2020 DU Stamp Print
2020/21 ODNR Stamp
2020 Decoy of the Year White-Fronted Goose
Gadwall Decoy
Cinnamon Teal Decoy
2020 Knife of the Year
Duck Call Vase
Whiskey Jug
Cast Iron Skillet
30 qt Floating Cooler
DU Crest Hanging Sign
Argentina Dove Hunt
South Dakota Pheasant Hunt
Busch LED Sign
Please see item details and
pictures on our website. Our website is where you can purchase
event tickets and find links to participate in our online
event. Event Tickets can also be purchased directly from a
committee member. OUR
CHAPTER AND THE DUCKS NEED YOUR SUPPORT THIS YEAR!
Online tickets and
online bidding will be available until November 14, 2020. The
online drawing will be held on November 21, 2020. It will be
posted on our website for your viewing pleasure. We will contact
all winners by email. We appreciate all your past support
and hope that you will consider continuing to support our
chapter in these trying times by participating in our virtual
online event.
Todd Spence, representing the Morgan County Waterfowlers
gives a $100 check to Carol Wheeler for the Morgan Archery
group. "Our Ducks Unlimited chapter is proud to continue our
support of this endeavor and the life-long skills being taught
through this program", said DU publicity chairman, Todd Spence.
Todd Spence, representing the Morgan County Waterfowlers gives a $100 check to Bob Thurman, FFA advisor. "This is the 11th year that our Ducks Unlimited chapter has donated to help send someone to FFA camp”, said DU publicity chairman, Todd Spence.
All
Tickets are pre-sale of the event: There will be no tickets
sold at the door.
Single Ticket: $50 (includes 1 Steak Dinner, 1 regular DU
membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine, Membership
card and decals, 1 raffle chance on the dinner gun).
Couples Ticket: $80
(includes 2 Steak Dinners, 1 regular DU membership - 6 issues of
Ducks Unlimited magazine, Membership card and decals, 2 raffle
chances on the dinner gun).
Greenwing Ticket: $25
(children age 17 or younger) includes 1 Steak dinner, 1
Greenwing DU membership, Greenwing decals (age 11 and younger),
Two unique DU decals (one duck head and one DU shield for ages
12-17 years), Four issues of the Puddler magazine (both print
& online versions, ages 11 and younger), Six issues of Ducks
Unlimited Magazine (ages 12-17 years). Chances on Greenwing
raffle items.
Sponsor Ticket (Banquet
Sponsor & Guest): $325 (includes 2 Steak Dinners - for
sponsor and guest, 1 Framed Sponsor Print, 1 Sponsor Pin, 1
Bronze Sponsor DU membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited
magazine, 1 raffle chance on a sponsor gun, 1 regular DU
membership for guest - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine,
Membership cards and decals, 2 raffle chances on the dinner
gun).
McConnelsville,
Ohio, June 8, 2015 ----Local Ducks Unlimited Chapter, Morgan
County Waterfowlers make two
donations to local groups.
Todd Spence, representing the Morgan County
Waterfowlers gives a $100 check to Carol Wheeler for the
Morgan Archery group. "Our Ducks Unlimited chapter is proud to
continue our support of this endeavor and the life-long skills
being taught through this program", said DU publicity
chairman, Todd Spence.
Todd Spence, representing the Morgan County Waterfowlers gives a $100 check to Bob Thurman, FFA advisor. "This is the 10th year that our Ducks Unlimited chapter has donated to help send someone to FFA camp”, said DU publicity chairman, Todd Spence.
“We are looking forward to a great crowd at this
year's banquet” said committee publicity chairman Todd
Spence of McConnelsville. “This is our 10th year anniversary
and we are planning bigger and better things for our
attendees. Banquet activities will include games, auctions
and raffles of wildlife and sporting art and firearms as
well as goods and services donated by area businesses.
Proceeds from the event will go to support DU's wetlands and
waterfowl habitat conservation efforts in
Ducks Unlimited was formed to provide for the life
cycle needs of
Single
Ticket: $50 (includes 1 Steak Dinner, 1 regular DU
membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine, Membership
card and decals, 1 raffle chance on the dinner gun).
Couples Ticket: $80
(includes 2 Steak Dinners, 1 regular DU membership - 6 issues of
Ducks Unlimited magazine, Membership card and decals, 2 raffle
chances on the dinner gun).
Greenwing Ticket: $25
(children age 17 or younger) includes 1 Steak dinner, 1
Greenwing DU membership, Greenwing decals (age 11 and younger),
Two unique DU decals (one duck head and one DU shield for ages
12-17 years), Four issues of the Puddler magazine (both print
& online versions, ages 11 and younger), Six issues of Ducks
Unlimited Magazine (ages 12-17 years). Chances on Greenwing
raffle items.
Sponsor Ticket (Banquet
Sponsor & Guest): $325 (includes 2 Steak Dinners - for
sponsor and guest, 1 Framed Sponsor Print, 1 Sponsor Pin, 1
Bronze Sponsor DU membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited
magazine, 1 raffle chance on a sponsor gun, 1 regular DU
membership for guest - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine,
Membership cards and decals, 2 raffle chances on the dinner
gun).
For more information about Ducks Unlimited,
contact Committee Chairman Chuck Price at 740- 962-4026, visit
the chapter’s website: www.morgancountywaterfowlers.org, or
contact DU’s National Headquarters in
Single
Ticket: $50 (includes 1 Steak Dinner, 1 regular DU
membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine, Membership
card and decals, 1 raffle chance on the dinner gun).
Couples Ticket: $80
(includes 2 Steak Dinners, 1 regular DU membership - 6 issues of
Ducks Unlimited magazine, Membership card and decals, 2 raffle
chances on the dinner gun).
Greenwing Ticket: $20
(children age 17 or younger) includes 1 Steak dinner, 1
Greenwing DU membership, Greenwing decals (age 11 and younger),
Two unique DU decals (one duck head and one DU shield for ages
12-17 years), Four issues of the Puddler magazine (both print
& online versions, ages 11 and younger), Six issues of Ducks
Unlimited Magazine (ages 12-17 years). Chances on Greenwing
raffle items.
Sponsor Ticket (Banquet
Sponsor & Guest): $325 (includes 2 Steak Dinners - for
sponsor and guest, 1 Framed Sponsor Print, 1 Sponsor Pin, 1
Bronze Sponsor DU membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited
magazine, 1 raffle chance on a sponsor gun, 1 regular DU
membership for guest - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine,
Membership cards and decals, 2 raffle chances on the dinner
gun).
For more information about Ducks Unlimited,
contact Committee Chairman Chuck Price at 740- 962-4026, visit
the chapter’s website: www.morgancountywaterfowlers.org, or
contact DU’s National Headquarters in
8/29/11:
The
"Congratulations to all the young athletes who participated in
this year's tournament," said Kevin Dixon, shooting sports
coordinator for the Division of Wildlife, which coordinates NASP
in Ohio. "The Division of Wildlife is very proud to sponsor a
program that teaches participants a life-long recreational skill
and has helped improve their school participation and attendance."
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(McConnelsville, Ohio, June 22, 2007) - The local Ducks Unlimited
chapter, Morgan County Waterfowlers, is preparing for their 3rd
Annual Ducks Unlimited Banquet to raise money for Wetlands
Habitation. The banquet will be held on Thursday, September 20,
2007 at the Deavertown Community Building.
Committee members are currently selling Pre-event raffle
tickets for a Beretta A391 Xtrema2 Semi-Automatic Max-4 Camo
Waterfowl Edition in 12 GA with a 3 1/2 inch chamber. The new
Beretta Xtrema2 is known as the "do it all" shotgun, designed from
the outset to work hard for you. This shotgun features soft
shooting gas operation, a 28" vent ribbed Optima-bore (overbored)
barrel, with TruGlo fiber optic sight, the new Kick-off recoil
reduction with Gel-Tek recoil pad, and Aqua technology for extreme
environmental protection. The stock and forearm are in Max-4 camo
with enlarged rubber inserts to allow for greater grip-surface and
minimize transmission of vibrations. The standard matte receiver
is grooved for scope mounting and has "Ducks Unlimited" and the
duckhead in black on the right side of the receiver. Provided with
a hard shell "take-down" style case. Gun lock is included. Raffle
tickets can be purchased from any committee member and cost $10
each and only 300 tickets will be sold. Gun Drawing to be
held on September 20, 2007 at the DU Fall Banquet. Need not be
present to win.
The Morgan Co. Waterfowlers Chapter of Ducks Unlimited is
made up of volunteers from Morgan & Muskingum Counties. We are
asking for individuals and
businesses to donate items (by underwritting the cost) to offset
our costs and maximize our profits for conservation. These items
will be auctioned or raffled off at the DU banquet on September
20, 2007 to raise money for developing, preserving, restoring and
maintaining waterfowl habitat on the North American
continent. The money derived from this event will provide
valuable funding for wetland conservation. We appreciate your
consideration to donate for our second annual Morgan Co.
Waterfowlers Chapter of Ducks Unlimited banquet event.
Contributions can be large or small and you may donate or sponsor
one or more items. Your contribution of merchandise will be
converted to conservation dollars and we will see that you get
proper recognition during the event. We are a bona fide 501-C3,
non-profit corporation and we depend largely upon donors like you
to maintain our important habitat improvement programs. For
information on how to underwrite any of the items, please email:
info@morgancountywaterfowlers.org or visit or website:
www.morgancountywaterfowlers.org for more information.
The committee members also are selling tickets for the
banquet. Information is as follows: The 3rd Annual DU Chapter
Sportsmen's Banquet - Thursday, September 20, 2007 (Doors open
5:30 PM, 5:30-7:00 Raffles/Silent Auctions, Dinner 7 PM, Auction 8
PM) at Deavertown Community Building (old school).
Cost: for a Single $50.00 (includes 1 Meal - Steak Dinner, 1
year DU membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine,
Membership card and decals, 1
raffle chance on Benelli Nova Shotgun).
Cost for a Couple $70.00 (includes 2 Meals - Steak Dinners,
1 year DU couple membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine
- one magazine subscription per household, Membership cards and
decals, 1 raffle chance on Benelli Nova Shotgun).
Cost for Children - (Greenwing membership is for children
ages 17 or younger) - $15.00 each (includes 1 Meal - Steak Dinner
or Pizza, 1 year DU Greenwings membership - one-year
subscription to Puddler or Ducks Unlimited magazine (depending
upon member's age), Greenwing membership card, Greenwing decal,
invitations to local Greenwing events.
Cost for a Sponsor & Guest $325.00 (includes 2 Steak
Dinners - for sponsor and guest, 1 Framed Sponsor Print, 1 Sponsor
Pin, 1 Bronze Sponsor DU membership - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited
magazine for the sponsor, 1 raffle chance on a Benelli Nova
Sponsor Shotgun - sponsor only drawing, 1 regular DU membership
for guest - 6 issues of Ducks Unlimited magazine for the guest,
Membership cards and decals, 2 raffle chances on Benelli Nova
Shotgun). See any committee member or email:
info@morgancountywaterfowlers to purchase your tickets.
DU Chapter Committee members are Donny Strader, Jr., Chuck
Price, Todd Spence, Chet Pifer, Tara Strader, Ron Foreman, Tony
Sines, Carlos Ballinger, Carrie Price, Terry Clark, Eric Smith,
Dan Dickson, Don Strader Sr., Jerry Juniper, Flo Neff, Don
Ferguson, Brooke Smith, Don Bell, and Mike Ferguson.
GREENWING Chloe Sines recently competed in the first state wide NASP (National Archery in Schools Program) competition in Columbus. She shot a 239 and finished 4th (one pt. from 3rd) and qualified for the National Tournament in Kentucky on June 9th. |
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(EASTLAKE, OHIO, FEBRUARY 23-25, 2007)—Members of Ducks
Unlimited’s Ohio chapters recently held their annual convention
here at the Radisson Inn.
The local Ducks Unlimited chapter, Morgan County
Waterfowlers, continued their winning ways at the state level by
winning two state awards for 2007. They received 2nd in the state
in Greenwing Memberships with 79 (88 was top). They also received
a 4th place award for SBA (Sealed Bid Auctions) Prints of wildlife
scenes.
This is the second year of existence for this chapter and
the first year they received four awards. (Rookie of the Year
Chapter, Attendees per Event - Placed 8th in the state (219
attendees - 300 was top), Greenwing Membership - Placed 9th in the
state (35 members - 62 was top), and SBA (Sealed Bid Auction) -
Placed 3rd in the state.
Ohio Ducks Unlimited's presence is almost as old as that of
Ducks Unlimited, Inc. Formed in 1938; Ohio Ducks Unlimited
provided volunteer leadership for Ducks Unlimited in the state of
Ohio for the purpose of raising funds for DU's conservation
efforts. It also served as a visible presence for DU in Ohio. Ohio
DU continues in those roles, as a voice for Ohio DU members and
dedicated volunteers and as a conduit between the Ohio membership
and the National organization.
DU Ohio has more than 1,400 dedicated committee volunteers
and more than 75 committees across the state, with more committees
forming all the time. Ohio DU membership has grown to some 15,000
members across the state. Annual proceeds raised by dedicated Ohio
DU volunteers have grown from $1,400 in 1938 to more than
$1,000,000 for the ducks. At an average per acre cost of $250 for
the habitat restoration that DU does, that latter figure
represents more than 4,000 acres of additional habitat for which
Ohio’s DU members are responsible annually. Ohio DU works closely
with DU biologists and the Ohio Division of Wildlife in the
interest of restoring wetlands to Ohio.
For more information about how you can get involved, contact
Donny Strader, Jr., local DU Chairman or go to
www.morgancountywaterfowlers.org.
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Congratulations to Jeff Lloyd, winner of the PSE Nova compound bow given away at the Maysville High School National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) event on October 18th (see article below). The bow was co-sponsored by Morgan County Ducks Unlimited and Muskingum County NWTF. Both the ducks and the turkeys were well represented at the event. Over 35 new Greenwings and Jakes were signed up helping to ensure future generations of conservationists. |
ZANESVILLE - There was a lot of passion on display Wednesday
(10-18-06) in the Maysville Middle School gym. The National
Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) held its kickoff event, and
Maysville's nationally-ranked archery team was the center of
attention. The team is an offshoot of teacher Chris Skinner's
outdoor recreation class that also includes mountain biking,
hunting and fishing.
Maysville high school and elementary
students heard top-notch speakers and saw impressive archery
demonstrations. Among those on hand were Derry Null, Zanesville's
national champion archer and a member of the Matthews Pro Team;
International Bowhunters Association president Ken Watkins; Ohio
NASP coordinator Kevin Dixon and outdoor skills officer Dan Perko
of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, and Ohio Outdoor
Magazine and Times Recorder outdoor writer Bob Loewendick.
Also putting on displays were the National Wild
Turkey Federation, Morgan County Ducks
Unlimited chapter and T&K Guns and Archery, in
association with the Southeastern Ohio Sportsmen's Club. Maysville
High School principal Mark Ulbrich read a Chinese archery poem
that went over well with many of the students.
"If we had 14 of programs like this across the
state, we would rule the country," Dixon said. "Maysville is well
ahead of the curve, and Chris (Skinner) is a phenomenal coach,
instructor, leader and teacher. "It's another avenue to keep kids
in school; kids react well to it. It provides a niche for kids to
believe in themselves." "They learn life skills, self esteem and
discipline," Perko said. "It's all about the individual. It fills
a void for those who maybe aren't athletic and not into team
sports.""I'd like to think this catches kids who fall through the
cracks and everyone misses," Skinner said. "If you can help even
one kid, you're getting the job done."The program has definitely
helped more than one at Maysville.
Sophomores Bo Shirer and Alex Sherman were the
top male and female junior archers in Ohio in 2005, and helped
Maysville finish third nationally."Seeing the teams shoot inspires
you," Sherman said of the kickoff event. "Everyone gets something
out of it (archery). Being on the range calms me down." "It just
goes to show you if I can do it, anyone can do it," said Shirer,
who won the shootoff between Maysville archery team members at the
end of Wednesday's festivities. "You get out of it what you put
into it. "Like Derry (Null) said. It's not a sport; it's a
discipline. It's competition between yourself and your mind. I've
been doing it for about two years, and now I'm hooked." Senior
Megan Smith, another top archer on the team, said archery has
taught her a lot about herself, and life. "It's changed my
attitude tremendously; it's positive with confidence, focus and
discipline," she said. "It carries over into everything you do.
I'm more calm now, too." Perhaps the best experience of the day
was working with elementary students just being introduced to the
sport, some of them no doubt future Maysville archery team
members.
"It was really fun, especially shooting with
the little kids," Sherman said. "A lot of them were happy with
just hitting the target." "They got a taste of it; a few of them
really got into it," Shirer added. "Hopefully, they liked it just
enough to get them interested and keep them coming back," Smith
said. "It's all about getting that seed planted with the
elementary students, getting a bow in their hands," Skinner said.
"I was approached by an elementary teacher today about them
starting a program."
Morgan physical education teacher Carol
Wheeler, who brought 60 of her students to the Maysville outdoor
recreation program last summer, also took in the proceedings as
Morgan develops its archery program. "I think more schools in the
area should start archery programs," Skinner said. Smith thinks
they will.
"When I come back in five years, there will probably be MVL
archery competition," she said. "I hope our students saw the
passion here today with Bo, Alex and the team."
dweidig@nncogannett.com
740-450-6761
Her picture is on the bottom. The two above are from other age groups. |
Chloe and her parents at the awards ceremony. |
Chloe on stage receiving her award. |
"First of all "Thank You" to all of the people who made this work, from start to finish. We had some rain both days, Friday, was slow due to the rain, but when it wasn't raining on Sat., the booth was hopping! We gave out balloons, stickers, Waterfowl ID posters, and workbooks to the kids. I looked down the strip we were on and there were balloons everywhere, even on boats, people at the concerts, old and young were seen carrying balloons! We had the main raffle for a Henry .22, Charles Daly shotgun and 2 wildlife prints, tickets were 1 for 10 or 3 for 20. We had 2 silent bid prints on friday and they did so well we ran 4 on Sat. Tony generously donated 3 decoys, we put them in the silent auction, and only the bufflehead sold. The other 2 will be returned to him at the meeting. We had a couple from Logan, Doug and Angela Hacker, who want to help on the committee, as well as Sam Thompson, from McConn., and Terry Clark from Zanesville, he sent an email to me friday night, and he and his wife gave us a visit on Sat.,also, Sharon Milligan and her signifigant other are strongly considering helping on the committee.
NEWSFLASH!!!!! CARRIE PRICE, the better half of Chuck (hehehe), is welcomed as a Committee Member. She has some great idea's, and accepted the offer as a committee member!
The
Zanesville WHIZ-TV News were there, and did a interview with our
chapter, and I will be picking up the tape today, so we have
something to laugh at for the next meeting. Neighbors are
calling to say they saw us on the news in a interview.
We have a guy
who commited to donate a rock sandblasted with the DU logo for
the event, (thanks Chuck P. for telling me about this guy, I
talked to him Sunday AM and he said OK to the donation).
Dollars for the Ducks, here is what we did:
Silent Bid Prints ran at event brought:
1. 75.00
2. 60.00
3. 60.00
4. 50.00
5. 50.00
6. 75.25
50/50: 162.00 total 81. to winner +81.
to the ducks
Gun / Print Raffle: 620.00
Decoy: 20.00 silent auction
Met alot of great people, gained committee
members, made alot of kids happy, raised money for the ducks,
and recieved media attention, I would say it was a successful
event!
The newly
formed Morgan County Waterfowlers attended their first district
meeting on July 27th at Buckeye Gun Club near Thornville, Ohio.
Twelve of the 15 local committee members participated in the
event.
Before the
meeting, the opportunity to shoot trap and 5-station sporting
clays were enjoyed by those attending. The meeting opened with
DU State Chairman Sid Lark of Toledo welcoming and thanking the
attendees for their volunteerism.
Rodney Schlafer,
Southern Ohio Regional Director for Ducks Unlimited than spoke
and shared a PowerPoint presentation introducing a DU Outreach
Program available to chapters. He also discussed various
subjects such as conservation, recruitment, and relationships
with other organizations such as Pheasants Forever and Ohio
Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) to support habitat
conservation in Ohio and across the continent.
The meeting
closed with a raffle of two shotguns and various items from the
2005 National event Merchandise Package. Many members of our
local chapter came home with prizes.
"Everyone,
...What a Day! The event was a blast! Many people
welcomed our Chapter, and awaited our arrival. When we arrived
and set our booth up, IT LOOKED GREAT! You could see it from
anywhere in the RiverFest, Rodney sent the banner and the Roto
Duck we brought, attracted people like it does ducks. We even
had a guy stop and take a pic of the spinning wing decoy!
...My thanks go out to all of the help, from Rodney for getting
the stuff to us on short notice, to set up and help of running
the booth: Todd "Duck-Tape Man" Spence, Chuck & Carrie
Price, Don Sr. (came down from Grove City) and Tara Strader. You
can see from the pictures Todd put up on the site the booth was
a CLASS ACT!
The chapter
sold a Print in the silent auction, it brought $75.00 to the
winner of Carrie Price. The Gun and Print Raffle brought in
$280.00 the winner of the gun was Donny (I bought 9
tickets!) and Debra Enke took the Eagle print home.
It was in the
upper 80's, all day and we had a great spot next to the "Birds
of Prey" Show and Fly Tying booth which kept alot of attention
around our booth. Attendance was down really low this
year, about 300 people came through, last year was 1500. But we
made the best of it came out ahead and not in the hole, we
received alot of public awareness, and gained the support of
alot of people. We won in every aspect of the event,
however we would of liked to see a high attendance like last
year. Joy Padgett - St. Senator stopped by bought a couples
ticket to the dinner, and underwrote the Wood Duck Decoy. We
were personally thanked for being at the event and what we are
doing by; Amy from the Chamber of Commerce, Morgan Co.
comissioners, Supervisor SE Ohio Ohio Div. of Watercraft, Joy
Padgett St Senator, and John Wisse from Div. of Watercraft
anounced our presence and gave a history of DU on stage. We
gained alot of support today from everyone. Gary Clark
brought a piece of slate with a duck on it and donated it to our
Chapter to auction off at our dinner event. Thanks again."
...Donny