HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1957-05-09, Page 3TEMPER, JOE, TEMPER --It appears that Joe Gordon, manager
of the Francisco Seals, is kicking umpire John Nenezich in
the pants after a disputed play in a game against Portland
at San Francisco.
Tricks That Catch Wail -eyed `=lite
May is a magic month in the
middle west. It means it's time
to go fishin' again. And most
fishermen who have dipped
their lines in the early spring
over the years have their spot
all picked out. Chances are
they've been fishing this same
piece of water with the same
bunch of guys for a couple of
decades on opening day. One old
pro from Minneapolis is looking
forward to his 52nd opening day
on Lake Mille Lacs.
These are the veterans, and
they are odds-on favorites to
fill their stringers by noon. But
what about the newcomer who
hasn't fished this area before?
How can he find out where the
good spots are?
There's one sure-fire way to
get the straight dope. Pick a
town in a lake section and wan-
der down to the local bait shop
the day before the season opens.
You'll get more tips on good
fishing water than you can
cover in a whole season. An-
other good bet is to contact the
local game warden. It's part of
his job to see that the sportsman
enjoys his fishing trip, and you'll
find him willing to help.
Look for the pebbly reefs and
shoals if you're after walleyes
because these fish have just
spawned and aren't out in deep
water yet. Still fishing and trol-
ling with live minnows accounts
for most of the walleye limits,
and one of the favorite rigs is the
three-way swivel with a bell
sinker on two or three feet of
line off one ring. The other has
a gut leader (slightly longer)
with the minnow hooked light-
ly under the dorsal fin. This ar-
rangement keeps the minnow
alive and allows him to swim,
freely in a fairly wide circle.
The northern pike is a vor-
acious eater at this time of
year and is a favorite quarry be-
cause of his mean temper. He
too has just come back into the
lake from spawning beds up
rivers or in flooded swamps.
He'll eat or fight anything that
comes within striking distance.
A good, whippy bait rod or spin-
ning rig with an assortment of
plugs and spoons is the best
outfit for northerns. Cast for
the rocks and deadfall timber
around the mouths of streams
DUBIOUS — Proud, but a little
concerned by his green thumb
prowess, patrolman Floyd
titer examines the exotic vine
which threatens to turn his
home into a jungle. A Christmas
gift from his wife, the Gloriosa
lulbhas been growing at the
sate of three to four inches a
day.
and retrieve with plenty of
action writes John Henrickson
in "The Police Gazette".
The northern is a plenty savvy
fighter so don't let him play
possum near the boat. Usually
after a good scrap he will appear
to give up and allow himself to
be towed toward the boat like
a floating log. When he does
this, hang on, because he's just
faking. About the time you are
congratulating yourself on a nice
fish he will explode into the air
and throw the plug right at your
head.
If you're fishing inland waters
this spring and are looking for
a different kind of thrill, try
the lake trout. Any of the local
folks can tell you which are the
best trout lakes, and there is
some first-rate sport here with a
light rig.
Shortly after the ice goes out,
the lake trout, who usually dwell
in deeper water, come up around
shore looking for minnows and
newly hatched fry. Take a canoe
and slide along the rocky shore-
lines or around the islands and
cast bright, little spoons ,over the
drop-offs.
The trout you catch will be
four to eight pounders with
plenty of fight. - They seldom
break water but go for the deep
holes or over sharp rocks. They
are lightning -fast swimmers and
have a change of pace that'. will
fool you — and man, what eat-
ing.
Other than early May, perhaps
the most anticipated event of
the season is the annual explo-
sion of muskies found in inland
waters. It occurs usually be-
tween the 4th of July and the
1st of August, and is always
fabulous.
In one week -end in this period
during the 1955 season more than
60 big muskies were caught in
one small bay. There is a small,
but growing body of anglers
who claim that one of fishing's
finest thrills is to be found on
a good panfish lake with a light
fly rod. To this group the mid-
western lakes offer two great
scrappers — bluegills and crap-
pies.
Local fishermen who pursue
this hobby have taken to build-
ing anchored brush rafts on the
ice in the wintertime. When the
ice melts, the raft sinks and
provides ideal cover for the pan -
fish.
When May rolls around this
year the fishing season will be
on once again. It will bring
thrills that only a fisherman can
understand. Chances are that on
that day there will be headlines
of new crises, new bombs, new
threats — but, who cares, in
May it's fishin' time.
HowCan 1?
By Anne Ashley
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A. Rub it gently with steel
shavings or emery paper.
Q. How can I remove old wall
paper from the wall?
A. By using a heaping table-
spoonful of saltpeter to a gallon
of hot water and applying free-
ly with a fiat brush. Keep the
water hot and the paper can
be pulled off easily.
Q. How can I remove
scratches from dark furniture?
A. They will hardly be notice-
able if they are painted with
iodine befort polishing with fur-
niture polish.
Q. Ilow can I tighten screws
in furniture that are loose and
keep falling out?
A. Dip them in glue and
screw back in pla-e immediate-
ly. They will not loosen again.
Q. How can I revive the cal-
ors in a faded rug or carpet?
A. Try applying a weak solu-
tion of alum and water«
f'y f1010011 $lltith,
Easier If Sharp:
With all gardening equip-
ment, it will pay in dollars and
in toil saved to keep it in good
shape. It takes only a minute; or
two to scrape the dirt off a
cultivator or spade before put-
ting away and not many more
minutes to add a drop of oil to
prevent rust. Also an occasional
scrape with an old file will make
a, hoe or cultivator kill about
ten times as many weeds. With
power tools it is essential that
they be oiled and greased re-
gularly and moving parts should
be wiped off with an oily rag,
especially after mowing when
the grass is damp or cultivating
when the garden is dusty. It is
also an excellent rule after
using any power machinery to
check over main bolts and nuts
and see that they are tight.
Properly handled and reason-
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or garden tractor will last for
years.
Watch For Bugs
With so many easily applied
chemical mixtures on the mar-
ket, there is little if any excuse
for having our flowers and veg-
etables damaged by insects or
disease. It is no longer necessary
to prepare various concoctions.
All that one has to do is to go to
the nearest seed store, tell them
our troubles and get some handy
preparation which is simply
dusted or sprayed on. For every
bug or disease there is a speci-
fic cure or control. The main
thing is to start control measures
just as soon as the first injury
appears. Treatment is not ex-
pensive.
A healthy, clean and vigor-
ously growing garden is the best
insurance against injury. -Well
spaced, well cultivated plants
are far less susceptible to trou-
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run with weeds. Prompt clean-
up measures, after harvest or
blooming, and in the spring and
fall will also help greatly. Many
bugs and diseases live over in
the ground, or in weeds along
the edge of the garden. Clean-
ing these up regularly will help
substantially in keeping a gar-
den healthy.
Is It Ready?
It is a mistake and often a
serious one to do any, genual
cultivating or sowing while the
ground is muddy, either be-
cause .,the. winter's •frostAs
coming out or there have been
recant rains. Heavy soil, espe-
cially, is liable to bake hard and
lumpy if dug or worked while
too wet. A good test is to take
a littleearth and squeeze it in
the 'hand. If when released, it
crumbles, it is safe to work. If
it forms and holds in a ball,
however, it is best to let dry
out further.
Straight Rows For Vegetables
String -straight rows and as
long as possible in the vegetable
garden are not a sign of fussi-
ness
ussiness but of efficiency or com-
mon sense. It will pay a dozen
times over to take a little care
in planting our carrotts, lettuce,
beans and tomatoes straight and
cultivation is simple and quick
evenly spaced. When we do this
and it is safe too, even when
the new plants are just start-
ing to peek through the soil.
If we are sure the row is
straight and the plants in the
row evenly spaced then we can
weed quickly and cultivation is
only half the chore it would be
if the seed was tossed in any-
where. A long string and some
good stakes are absolute musts
in planting. Because the neat
vegetable garden is so easily
cared for, many gardeners also
plant the flowers they will use
for cutting right along side the
vegetables. This is an excellent
place for a row of sweet peas,
for the main planting of gladi-
olus and for any flower seeds
left over from the regular beds.
You wage
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