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THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955
THE NEWBERRY SUN
PAGE THREE
Sports Afield
(By TED KESTING)
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With properly matched tackle,
some idea of where to find fish,
and a light tread so as not to
scare the daylights out of them,
anybody can catch trout on flies,
claims Jason Lucas, angling edi
tor of Sports Afield magazine.
Now practically all expert ang
lers agree that the size of the
Hy is the ^ most important thing
in-trout fishing, granted that one
has eome knowledge of how' to
fish it. The unsuccessful angler
uses flies which are too large.
For trout found in most places,
10’s are the biggest that will get
Upood results, while 12’s, 14’s and
even smaller down to 18’s are
sometimes better. Skimpily dres-
ed flies are best—you may have
to buy overdressed ones and trim
them with a scissors.
Don’t bother too much about
patterns, but get some No. 10 or
/ 12 wet flies that are mainly black,
white, grey or brown. Later, after
you’re catching trout well, get
some of the same colors in the
smaller sizes; still later, you can
start playing around with patterns
—they may not get you any more
trout, hut it’s lots of fun.
Lucas says he’d like to print
BE CAUTIOUS in red letters
an inch high, in the feeble hope
that it will make some impression
on careless anglers. Here are some
good general rules- in this matter:
1) If you are where you can
a trout, he can see you too;
he saw you first, so he’s
gone. 2) The calmer the surface
of the water, the farther he can
see you. 3) The higher you are
above the surface, the farther he
can see you. 4 (It’s a danged
sight better to be too cautious,
which can’t keep you from catch
ing them, than to be just a shade
too careless, which sure as heck
can. No matter how broken the
surface, nor ' how- low down you
are, don’t get closer than 30 feet
to the spot you are going to fish.
A word about leaders—the finer
and less - visible the leader, the
more trout will take your fly.
Use a tapered leader, one 6 to 7
1-2 feet. Lucas feels that undyed
leaders are more productive. <
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
Sealed bids will be publicly op
ened at 11:00 A. M. Tuesday, May
31, 1955, at the State Highway
Department Building, Room 502,
Columbia, S. C., for the sale of
the old maintenance lot and build
ings on Route 34 at Newberry.
Bid forms, complete description,
and other pertinent information
concerning this real estate to be
sold may be obtained from the of
fice of the Maintenance Superin
tendent at Newiberry, or at the of
fice of the Maintenance Engineer,
Room 309, State Highway Build
ing, Columbia, S. C.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids and to waive tech
nicalities.
C. R. MoMILLIN,
Chief Highway Commissioner
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ish with Sanitone Dry Cleaning. The
secret that keeps silk, rayon and
cotton dresses crisp, full bodied and
like-new longer.
Select a Laundry Service to suit your needs. DAMP
WASH, FLUFF DRY, THRIFTY BUNDLE or
FINISHED BUNDLE. Phone 310 for Prices.
The Newberry Steam Laundry
& Dry Cleaning Co.
934 Main Street.
Phone 310
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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STARS
ACROSS
1 Design
5 Bog
10 Vessel
14 Repetition
15 Old womanish
IS Road
17 Arrow poison
18 Pertaining to
war vessels
19 Anglo-Saxon
slave
20 Repaired with
stitches
22 Engaged fot
military
service
24 To locate
26 Spreads for
drying
27 Fold
30 Fetid
32 Checked
36 Falsehood
37 Mathematical /
term (pi.)
39 Breathe loudly
asleep
40 Indonesians of
Mindanao
42 Birds* homes
44 Departed
48 American elec
trician
47 Playlets
49 Noah’s eldest
son (var.)
80 Painter
52 Thin narrow
board
83 Worm
68
Breakwater
God of love
Likens
Bird of prey's
claws
Opposed to
aweather
Material
Mine entrance
Winged
70 Wlnge
71 Elude
72 Tree
73 Small rugs
74 English sand-
hills
78 Cooky
DOWN
1 Stiffly decor
ous
2 Unaccompanied
3 Solar disk
4 Requires
5 Stringed in
strument
6 Collection of
facts
7 To split
8 Slope
0 Old German
coin
10 Benediction
11 Kiln
12 Feminine name
13 Elevated as
g alf ball
pic poetry
23 Old Roman
date
28 Prong of fork
(Pi.)
Answer to
27 So. American
river
28 Liquid meas
ure
29 Leavening
compound
31 Writing tables
33 Loop with run
ning knot
34 Sea eagles
35 Considers
38 Steps over
fence
41 Covering for
, foot (pi.T
43 Frightens
suddenly
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through
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THESE FROM COUNTY SEEK
DEGREES AT NEWBERRY
COLLEGE
The following Newberry county
students are candidates for the
baccalaureate degree at the 1955
Commencement exercises June 5
at Newberry college: Mrs. Helen
S. P. Bradley of Newberry; Leo
nard Charles Brank of Whitmire;
Gurdon Wright Counts, Jr., of
Prosperity; John Samuel Derrick
of Little Mountain; Ellis Harvey
Dickert of Newberry; Doyle Hen
derson Jones of Newberry; For
est Clyde Hentz, Jr., of Fomaria';
Gerald Leon Kibler of Newberry;
Iren Clarence LMagston, Jr., of
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Prosperity; Sara Bee Lominick of
Newberry; Peggy Minick of New
berry; Charles Rodney Richard
son of Prosperity; Thomas Pope
Riser of Newberry; Grady Eugene
Sanford of Newberry; Betty M.
Setzler of Fomaria; Jacob Ru
dolph Shealy of Little Mountain;
Mrs. Mary Frances Summers of
Prosperity; Bara Isabelle Trues-
dale of Newberry.
The Baccalaureate service will
be held la the Lutheran church of
The Redeemer in Newberry on
Sunday morning, June 5, ait 11 o’
clock. The graduating exercises
will be held oa the afternoon of
Jnne'5 beginning at 3:30.
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USE MORE COTTON!!
People Like Cotton Goods Because
of its
Freshness Coolness Washability
Comfort: and Smartness
National Cotton Week May 9-14
NEWBERRY MILLS, Inc
By LYN CONNELLY
\\TOMEN aren’t the only devo-
V ▼ tees of daytime serials . . .
Cole Porter stated' in a recent New
York newspaper story that he is a
faithful listener of the popular
NBC dramatic series “Stella Dal
las’’. . . The composer of some
500 songs said he has been tuning
in every afternoon that he could
for the past 16 years . . . Once,
while on a trip from New York to
California, Cole says he rented a
very expensive radio so he would
n’t miss ^‘Stella”. . . In fact, he’s
planning a get-together with the
star. Aim Elstner Matthews . . .
When Ann. who hag played the
title role since the story began 18
yean ag^ on NBC, read the story
she was quite flattered to have
such an illustrious fan . . . “Stella
Dallas" is a moving story about a
mother’s love and sacrifice for her
only daughter and has all the ele
ments of Human interest
PLATTER CHATTER
CAPITOL:—As usual, this com
pany has released some of the
best hi-fi discs sa file market . . .
They simply make a habit of pat
ting oat top albam-diacs . . . One
such is Ella Logan’s score from
“Finian’s Rainbow,” , including
“Look to file Rainbow,” “How Are
Things in Giocoa Moira?’’ “When
Pm Not Near the Girl I Love” and
“If This Isn’t Love.”
One of the most terrific records
we've heard in ages is “B.G. in
Hi-Fi,” B.G. being, natarally, the
great Benny Goodman . 4 . Benny
plays in inimitable fashion such
favorites as “Somebody Stole My
Girl,” “Jersey Bounce,” “You're
a Sweetheart,” “Let’s Dance,”
“lampin’ at the Woodside,”
“Stompin at the Savoy” (one of his
first Mg hits), “What Can 1 Say
After I Say I’m Sorry?” “Get
Happy,” and “When I Grow Too
Old to Dream.”
BOOKMOBILE
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, MAY 19
Silverstreet Community, Shep
pards Store; Silvertrtreet School;
Chappells Community, ’ Worts
Store; Chappells School; Smyrna
Community, Mrs. Frank Senn.
FRIDAY, MAY 20
Prosperity School; Moilohon
School.
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This is the engine that’s writing a
whole new chapter in the book of
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doing a
watches
compare the abilities of the 1955 ears.
For example, in the recent NASCAR *
stock car competition at Daytona
Beach, Florida, Chevrolet literally ran
away from every other car in its class
—and a raft of others besides. In the
one-mile straightaway run for low-
priced cars, the first two places—and
six of the first ten—went to Chev-
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What’s behind this blazing perform
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