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County Line-Neighbors By Gen Perkins Monday> June 23U19B6 . Banker.. TJmes-P.ager7 June 16, Dan and Ruth Yerdon, Lacona, with their children were overnight guests of his parents after the storm. Janet Chinn and son, Shaun, of Newport, Indiana, are guests of her parents, Carl and Eleanor Yerdon. Much damage was done by the storm that came to our twin towns. The date was June 16. Raymond Williams, Jr., Adams Center, came to visit with his father, Raymond Williams, Sr., who is at the home oi his daughter recuperating after surgery. Ed and Dollie Scheppard had most of their children home for Father's Day. June 13, Dollie Scheppard worked at the Bloodmobile held at the American Legion Hall in Pulaski. June 14, Bob and Margaret Dence attended the wedding of Valerie Nelson and William Fowler held at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Pulaski, and the reception held at the River Valley Inn, Mannsville. Arnold Caufield is progressing very well since his heart attack on May 18. June 14, Cheryl and Leslie Smith had their birthday party. The girls had 10 guests, coming from Sandy Creek, and West Monroe and Orwell. The girls had a very nice day for the party. June 11, Andy and Gladys Porter visited Doris Bullard, spending the afternoon with her in Watertown. Andy and Gladys Porter attended the graduation of Richard and Gregory Porter from kindergarten at St. Rose of Lima School in North Syracuse. The two boys are twin grandsons of Andy and Gladys. After the ceremonies everyone was at a family party at the home of J. Henry and Cathy Porter. June 14V Andy and Gladys Porter were in Oxford, N.Y. for a KYCH meeting. June 15, Andy and Gladys Porter were entrants in the Grange horse-shoe pitching games. In the evening J. Henry and family of N. Syracuse were dinner guests of Mom and Dad. Bob and Nikki Wilcox and family, Pennelville were afternoon callers at the home of Mom and Dad. Oscar and Helen Grossman were callers at our home Sunday, June 15. June 14, Oscar and Helen Grossman attended the wedding of Valerie Nelson and William Fowler in Pulaski, and were guests at the wedding reception at the River Valley Inn at Mann- sville. The same evening were at the Sandy Creek fire hall for the 300 Club dinner. June 15, Oscar and Helen Grossman were at the Pomona Grange Chicken Barbecue held at the Oswego County Fairgrounds. June 16, Ila Henderson visited her mother, Mrs. Nina Patton at the Michaud Nursing home in Fulton. Also was a visitor at the home of George and Edna Nelson in Fulton. June 14, Joanne and Fljyd Smith were guests at the 300 Club dinner at Sandy Creek fire hall. June 16, Andy and Gladys Porter were in Watertown had lunch and visited with Marian Bullard for the af- ternoon. Andy Porter installed Bonnie Trainham as District Deputy Grand Royal Matron of 11th District Order of the Amarath. Ruth Fraser, Hilda Maxwell and myself were at Sandy Creek Grange Hall for the picnic supper and installation of officers. Bob and Maureen Spafford of Syracuse were at their camp to see if there was any damage, Tuesday afternoon, June 17. r Army News v. Army Private William J. Czysz, son of Edward J. and Shirley A. Czysz of Rural Route 22, Altmar, has completed the Army's bridge crewman course under the One Station Unit Training (OSUT) program at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. The students were taught the basics of construction, assembly of five types of bridges and the operation of various boats and trucks. Students also learned demolition techniques, how to maneuver obstacles, map reading, land mine warfare, and the use of engineer hand tools. Fishing Lines & Lures By Old Hickory The U.S. nickel is really 75 percent copper and just 25 percent nickel. Teacher-Student Reunion To Be Held July 16 If you taught or went to school in the Pulaski area at any time, we invite you to come to a reunion on July 16 at the Bluff Pavillion, Selkirk State Park, 12:30 p.m. No reservation is necessary. Just bring a dish to pass, your own beverage and table service; also spouse, off- spring or guest. Inere is no planned program. Time passes quickly as old friends greet each other and catch up on family news. There is a fine bathing beach if you enjoy swimming. Paths along the bluffs invite hiking. Newcomers join us each year so if you've never been with us before, come this time. For any further in- formation, Barbara Mandigo (298-5417) or Eunice Tollner (298-4153) will welcome a call. Please put this date on your calendar TODAY and mention it to friends who might have\ missed it: Bluff Pavillion, July 16. Our fishing this week on the lake has been spotty, at best. The charter boats that are fishing every day, of course have the advantage, as very often they can pick up the fish in the morning at the same place they left them the night before. This doesn't always work though, as a sudden storm can throw a whole different light on the fishing picture. For some reason, the thermo bar is not establishing itself as definite as is used to, but the water is still cold near shore so maybe we will get one yet. Jimmy and I picked up lake trout close to shore Tuesday in 20 ft. of water. We kept the large one as it was heavily lamprey- damaged, one of the worst I've seen this year, but it still slammed the little chartreus and orange stinger. Oddly enough, this one hadn't been feeding on alewyyes, instead it had a 5\ spawning minnow it had just taken with the egg sack still in its body. No other fish remains were apparent but there were three other complete pods of eggs from other spawning minnows it had eaten before. Why these didn't digest along with the rest of the minnow, I'll have to get back to some of the fish and wildlife boys for some answers. They are working out of Alcott with the \KAHO\ right now on a rainbow smelt assessment, before they proceed on to Canada. I should have a complete rundown' on the activities of our research boats onn both Lake Ontario and Erie next week. If the lake behaves itself, we will be doing tests on the new lure from Great Lakes Lure Co., the \Oakie Doakie\ This triple action lure, which is the brainchild of Junior Oakes of Elmira, N.Y.,~ is being widely used in the west end of the lake but not too heavy here yet. I am sure its going to be a fantastic salmon lure, but Junior says its good for everything. So thats what we are out to find out. One trip won't possibly give us all the answers, but the more we test, the more information we get. Stingers didn't set the world on fire immediately on arrival but after we got some people to using them, they were dynamite, and still are. For the information of you fishermen, Stinger is coming out with a new size between the smallest and the next larger size. It is my opinion that this could be just what we need, very often the smallest seems a bit tiny, (although that is what I took the 20 lb. brown on and a 28 lb. king) and the next larger size is a little large. This new size might be just right and also we have a new color coming up, silver and pounded silver finish. Jim Martino, the inventor and Manufacturer, says this is on account of me. I tried to get him get to to come up with silver every since he made the first lure, and to do this on aluminum was very difficult but after years of ex- perimentation, he finally came up with it. I am really looking forward to testing this one. He is also coming up with a brass casting stinger, this is something we really needed. Some of the tackle shops won't agree with me on the need for these new lures, but if the fish like them, that is the name of the game. The decisions of the courts have finally been given on the use of the name Stinger, and the lure will be allowed to be marketed as \Stinger\ in New York and the New England states as \Stinger\, but in Michigan, it will be marketed as \Honey Bee\. The largest Stinger came out last fall as the Honey Bee, this is also being re-designed this year. All \Stingers\ and \Honey Bees\ aare white on the back, but can be painted easily any color the fishermen desirre. came out last fall as the Honey Bee, this is also being re-designed this year. All \Stingers\ and \Honey Bees\ are white on the back, but can be painted easily any color the fishermen desire. This was done to keep the price of the lures down, but sometimes white is best anyway. I understand Bill Santoro, RD 4 Churchill Rd., Oswego, caught a nice king on a Oakie Doakie out of Henderson Harbor recently. If he will give me a call I'd like to get the whole story on the en- counter from him. My no is 963-7488. I get carried away sometimes on new lures, but these could be very important to the fishing industry in this area. Fish change their minds from year to year; I have seen the advent of the River Runt spook, the Abu-Reflex, the Flatfish, Mirro-Lure. The J- plug fell off last year, but the Loco held up. The squid and all manner i if flash flys made their debute last year, so anything could happen this, only time will tell. I'll have the report on the June ELOSTA and Sport Fishery Advisory Board meeting next week, along with alot of more in- formation on some of our unansered questions. See U on the water Old Hickory Maple Syrup B • • • • •\« • Made from the Sep of The Maple Tree We Ship Anywhere In The U.S.A. U. C. Hurlbut & Sons Mexico, N. 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