The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, September 01, 1950, Image 7
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New Duck Stamp
A PICTURE of two trumpeter
swans flying over Red Rock
Lakes National Wildlife Refuge in
Montana was chosen in January
for the 17th duck stamp in the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual
duck stamp competition in Wash
ington, D. C. The artist of the win
ning design is Walter A. Weber, of
Washington, D.C.
Walter Weber is the first former
duck Stamp artist to win the compe
tition a second time. His first design
was used for the 1944-45 duck
stamp. That design showed three
white-fronted geese. This year’s
winner—of trumpeter swans—is the
tirst design to show a species of
waterfowl completely protected by
law. There were only 73 trumpeters
In the U.S. in 1935, and they were
thought to be approaching extinc
tion. Under the protection of the
Fish and Wildlife Service—principal
ly at Red Rock Lake Refuge—tner
iwans have reached a population of
151 in 1949.
Runner-up in the competition was
K. H. Shortt, of St. Vital, Manitoba,
Canada. Mr. Shortt’s picture of
two blue-winged teal marks the first
time that an artist from outside
he U.S. has entered the competition.
Receiving honorable mention was
1. Laurence Murray, of Compton,
California, with his picture of three
pintail ducks.
A total of 88 designs were sent in
by 65 contestants. Of these, a num
ber were from children, and at
I least a dozen were from women.
Only a few women have submitted
! entries in former competition.
I Twenty-five states, the District of
•Columbia, and Canada were repre
sented among the entries.
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Measuring Up
Commodore Ralph Hackney*
of the Atlantic City Tuna Club,
finds that even a star-foot rule
is too short to do justice to his
fish. The tuna measured 8 feet,
6 inches from nose to tail. It
weighed 612 pounds and was
the first big prize catch of the
1950 tuna season in Atlantic
City.
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Yellow Perch Run Deep
While most pan fish prefer the
shallows, yellow perch in particular
are hardly adventurers. They ex
plore the deepest areas of lakes,
especially the spring-holes in the
summer months, and have been
caught at depths of 100 feet.
On bright sunny days it is fun
to watch a school of perch or sun-
fish huddle in the shade of your
boat, swim leisurely around the
worm-covered hook, and then see
a fish grab the wriggling end of
the bait As the energetic fellow is
played, his schoolmates scamper
off in every direction.
In the evenings, an hour or two
before sundown, it is best to anchor
a few yards from a rocky shore
and cast the worm into the deeper
water bordering the rocks. Pan fish
are generally sharp-eyed and will
see your lure from a considerable
distance away. A timely twitch of
the bait, however, is helpful in
gaining attention.
In streams, or while evening fish
ing on lakes, tiny minnows often
make good bait. They should be
allowed to move about freely in
quiet areas near the bottom.
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Tips To Anglers
Too many anglers miss the en
joyment of tasting the result of a
pleasant day of fishing. Stones
make a good cook stove. Take two
large flat stones and four smaller
ones. Use the four smaller stones
as supports for one of the larger
ones and lay the other large one on
the ground. Build a fire around the
stones which should be heated un
til quite hot. Permit the fire to die
down, dean out coals and ashes and
slip the fish inside the unit
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
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Vinegar in the water used to
boil or poach eggs will keep the
eggs firm. Also* in the case of an
aluminum pot, the vinegar will
help to prevent the pot from turn
ing colors
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If you have trouble getting
shell to separate from hard-boilt_
eggs* run cold water over tho
eggs as soon as you take them out
of the boiling water.
Light, high, fluffy omelettes can
be managed if you beat the whites
and the yolks separately,
them together just before you
the eggs in the skillet, and
large amount of air in the
ture will bring about the desi
result.
Waxed cardboard milk coi
ers, washed and thoroughly di
make handy receptacles for
crumbs. Especially if you
the outside of the carton a cc
paint to make it last longer
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Good Advice
My grandfather used to tell
young girls who came to him for
advice on how to find an ideal
man: “Never go out looking for
an ideal man—a husband is a lot
easier to find.”
* • •
Alone .
Philip Merivale was making his
first movie for Hollywood. The
studio executives did their best to
make him feel at home, but his
director was a little apprehensive
on the first day of shooting. “I
know it must be hard for you, Mr.
Merivale,” he said, “working
without an audience.”
“Not at all,” answered Mr.
Merivale. “I’ve just been acting
Shakespeare in New York.’’
• • •
Gun Is Faster
A New Jersey man, who is one
of those auto cowboys, crashed
through a red light at a busy in
tersection in New York City. The
officer on duty waved the driver
to a stop, stepped up to the car
and handed . him his revolver.
“Hey, Bud,” he said, “use this.
It’s quicker.”
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