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Tips and Tales !
By HERB wILLIAMS
jigs usually are considered lures for bass. They do take
bass, but in waters where we also have trout they will fool
trout as well.
one expert bass angler who takes more trout running
to five pounds incidentally each year than most trout
in the same period of time. He does this because he has
0lose to the bottom, where the big ones of most species like
their time.
three principles for jig fishing:
tie it directly to your main line. Don't use a leader and a
tie gives best action and control•
be sure to let the jig sink long enough after casting. A jig
a minnow darting off the bottom, so it must reach the
ore start any jigging action.
the jigging action of your rod to from three to six
the urge to yank your rod tip up two or three feet.
fish on those big yanks at times, of course, but the long
you too much slack line. Most fish strike a jig when it's
to the bottom. If you're taking up slack at that time,
miss a strike•
note, which applies to all fishing: Make sure your hooks
sharp. You need all the hooking power possible, and most
come sharp enough from the factory. Often, that lure is
of a fish for only a split second.
of sole is a delicacy in seafood restaurants. It's also a
saltwater species of fish such as salmon, searun cutthroat
bottom fish.
a strip cut from the belly of a sole will outfish herring
to one.
sole, or flounder, into the triangular shape of a herring
"an get several from one sole. Pare off the meat gradually
almost to the skin at the end. Such a piece of bait
With much the same action of a polar bear ly or a squid.
love it.
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rang Results
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NTAM 5-31-78
Leslee Cochran
Series: Leslee Cochran
Hi Game: Grant Antis
Hi Series: Grant Antis
Strikes 3245, C&B
Leway 3122,
oopers 3061,
s 3011,
P72, Watson 2956,
)by 2843.
Brigham 395;
rna Hathaway 366;
L• Ant,s 435;
ruce Johnson 500;
Karl Cochran 90;
Webber 306;
Frahman 69;
Woody 97;
e Hathaway 296;
Tummy Frahman
Janie Brown 435;
Linn 69.
MEN'S SUMMER
5-31-78
lame: Curt Casey &
: 217
ties: Curt Casey 763
;: Rollers 12-3,
. Dusters 10-5,
. 8-7, Snatchers
7-8, Pollock
Muskateers 5-10.
Johnson 616;
alias Gunter 676;
arian Robinson 610;
, Bob Monger 705;
1, Ev LaBelle 727;
Curt Casey 763;
Ells & C. Burgess
Untain 5, Bill
In686; Seven O,
653; YACC 4,
634; Calif. 1,
TRIO 6-6-78
8 bli Game: Debbie
HI Series: Debbie
1on 3-7 split; lily
Split.
Timber B. 13-3,
as 10-6,
Smacks
apes 6-10, Bingos
-11.
3, Judy LaMent
Betty McFarland
ns 4, Sherry
); 3's 0, Joyce
0, Leslee
)ages 4, Debble
)pes 1, Joan
B. 3, Carol
nos 1, June Lewis
, Ins Hammond
THURSDAY FAIRIES 6-1-78
Women's Hi Game: Betty Short
195
Women's Hi Series: Candace
Gourley 466
Standings: Three's 13-3,
Teasers 9-7, Redheads 9-7, Leggs
8-8,_Sassy 7-9, Wallbangers 9,
uoooies 6-10, Trio 5-11.
Three's 4, Candace Gourley
466; Doodles 0, Lynn Worthy
328; Redheads 3, Diana Fogo
'512; Wallbangers 1, Mardy Bragg
404; Three 3, Dixie Hersh 39;
Leggs 1, Betty Short 461; Trio
O, Terry Patten 350; Teasers 4,
Hank Russell 387.
Scotch
and BBQ
Lake Limerick held a Scotch
Twosome and barbecue Saturday,
June 3, for members and guests.
Fifteen couples attended.
Winners were:
Low Gross - Leo and
MaryLou Nault, 41; Oren and
Maxine Peterson, 47; Max and
Betty Dean, 47; Ray Miller and
Walt Howeland, 47.
Low Net - Bill and Vee
Gaffney, 30; Jack and Marge
Hagedom, 36½; Fab and Ginny
Fabian, 39.
Disco is
coming
Disco dancing and beginning
guitar lessons are among several
offerings of the Shelton Parks and
Recreation Department this
summer.
Both classes commence June
14 in Lincoln Gym. The disco
class will be taught by the
Virginia Woods School of Dancing
and will conclude July 5. The
guitar class will go through July
12 and is open to anyone ten
years of age or older.
For information or
registration call 426-2107.
SWIMMING LESSONS
Shelton High School Pool
1st session
begins June 19 to June 30,
two weeks, Monday thru Friday.
FEE: $10.00 FOR 10 LESSONS
Class Times Availale: 9:00-9:45 a.m.
10:00-10:45 a.m.
.11:00-11:4,5 a.m.
Registration:
June 14, 6: 30-8:30 p.m.
or June 19, 8:00 a.m.
(hildren must be 3 ft. to the chin to enroll.
Kristie on
UW rolly
Kristie Manke, a 1976
graduate of Shelton High School,
has been named to the 1978-79
University of Washington spirit
group.
Kristie will be a junior this
coming year. She is a member of
Delta Delta Delta Sorority and is
majoring in physical education.
She is the daughter of Virgil and
Joan Manke of Shelton.
As a Climber, Kristie was a
cheerleader and was active in
sports as well. She was a state
competitor in both swimming and
gymnastics.
Other members of the
Washington rally squad include
Jenny Dunn (Olympia),
Leanjeanette Hayes (Tacoma),
Sebrena Chambers (Tacoma),
Henry Brown (Tacoma), Paulette
Guyton (Federal Way), Lori
Koziuk (Spokane), Monica Hard
(Bellevue), Debbie Manning
(Bellevue), Molly Steele
(Bellevue), Kim Decker (Boise,
Idaho) and Yvette Boyd
(Tacoma).
Legion 9
victorious
Shelton's American Legion
baseball got its season off to a
fine start last Saturday, posting a
16-9 practice-game victory over
host Hoquiam.
Shelton stroked ten hits in the
contest. Jim O'Dell led the way
with three hits and five RBIs.
John Webber, Mike Lindberg and
Benny Ward each had two hits
and Dave Danielson stroked one.
The team's first home game is
this evening at 6 at the high
school. The opponent will be the
Olympia team that basically
comprised Capital High's fine
contingent, which concluded its
prep season last week by finishing
second in state.
"We could get, a real lesson in
baseball," conceded Shelton
Coach Bill Valley.
Kristie Manke
Wanna take
a tumble?
Shelton Parks and
Recreation again this summer
will be sponsoring tumbling
lessons for boys and girls ages
4-13.
The instructor for this
summer will be Bonnie
Whitmore. Lessons will be held
Mondays and Wednesdays at the
middle school's small gym.
The duration of these lessons
will be five weeks beginning June
19 and ending July 24. The
following is a schedule of classes:
Ages 4-5, 9-9:45 a.m.; ages
6-9, 10-10:45 a.m.; ages 10-13,
11-11:45 a.m.
Registration may be made by
calling 426-2107.
Blazers to
assemble
The Middle School's annual
awards assembly will be this
Friday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in
Blazer Gymnasium.
miHH
Little League
Results & Standings
lHi
FIRST HALF STANDINGS
Wins Losses Ties
Senior Boys
Versapanel 7 0
JX 5 2
PSNB 5 2
A&W 4 3
Petty 3 4
Manke 2 5
Shaub 2 5
Lumbermen's 0 7
Major Boys
*IWA 7 1
*Local 276 6 2
Mell Chev 4 3
Miklethun 4 3
Gott Oil 3 4
A&S 2 5
Moose 2 5
SRA 1 6
*Includes playoff game
6-3-78, IWA 9, 276 7.
Coast Boys
Jarvis 8 1
Himlie 6 2
Settle 4 5
SEFCU 4 4
Graystone 2 7
MCFCU 2 7
Senior Girls
*Beasley 7 2
*Marv's 5 3
*SITE 5 3
Himlie 4 3
MCHBA 4 3
IWA 2 5
SRA 2 5
Petty 1 6
*Includes playoff games: ,
5/23 -- Beasley 11, Marv s 9; 6/2
-- Beasley 24; SITE 11.
Major Girls
Christmastown3 1
L. Fields 3 1
Brad's 2 2
West 2 2
VFW 0 4
Bantam Girls
Rotary 3 1
Photo C. 1 3
SCORES
5/20 -- Bantam Girls: Rotary
22, Photo Center 10.
5/23 -- Senior Boys: PSNB
10, JX 6; Manke 27,
Lumbermen's 4. Bantam Girls:
Photo Center 7, Rotary 17.
5/30 -- Senior Girls: Petty 11,
SRA 13; Mary's 12, MCHBA 9;
Himlie 17, Beasley 28; IWA 13,
SITE 5.
_5/31 -- Bantam Girls: Rotary
20, Photo Center 6.
6/1 -- Major Boys: Miklethun
4, Moose 2; IWA 13, Mell Chev 5;
Gott Oil 13, SRA 10; Local 276
9, Arnold & Smith 7.
6/2 -- Senior Girls: Marv's 18,
SRA 8; MCHBA 17, Petty 7;
Himlie 12, IWA 13.
6/5 -- Major Be s • Local 276
.. Y .
7, Miklethun 6; Arnold & Smith
11, Moose 10; IWA 6, Gott Oi 5;
SRA 10, Mell Chev 4.
Fiberform Boat Sale
Demonstrator
24' Fiberform, flybridge, CB radio, depth sounder, cabin
heater, canvas, tandem E-Z Loader trai ler. . yr. warranty.
LIst $20,463 ............. ,.,. *13,79S
22' Fiberform Bala
Cabin, depth sounder, sundeck railing, tandem E-Z
Loader trailer. $12,800
List $17,336 ............. Sale
16' Flberform
120 OMC, complete canvas, E-Z Loader trailer.
Ust ,7,656 .................. Sale $SKTOO
Fiberform 20' OB & 18' OB
Boats in stock...pick your Evinrude power up to 200 HP
UNION MARINA
Canal
Open 7 Day=
m.m2
Gradeschooders I
neck and ck
Shelton's grade-school track
athletes waged perhaps their
closest duel in recent history last
Thursday when the Shelton
Rotary Club sponsored its annual
track and field meet in
Highclimber Stadium.
Only one point separated the
Class B LJ -- S. Morgan
F. Manu (E), C. Greenwood ((EJ)
El.
and D. Morr,s (B).
Class C LJ -- K. Banks (MV),
J. Salisbury (El, C• Mitchell (B)
and M. Miller(El.
ClassA BT --G. McMorris
MV), J. Bartz (B), B. Coleman
MV) and T. Adams (B).
Class B BT -- J. Peterson (El,
S. Cox (E), C• Greenwood (B)
first- and second-place teams in and B. Whaley (B).
the girls' division and the Class C BT -- M• Wilder (E),
L. Gott (B), B. Bouvier (El and
third-place team was only seven D. Coulon (E).
points back, while in the b'oys' Class A HJ -- S• Fuller (B),
J. Hartline (B), T. Oagle (E) and
division it was just a ten-point J. Peterson(E).
margin that distinguished the 220-yard relay -- Mt. View
victor. (C. Goodburn, C. Cole, K.
Robinson and L. Lewis),
Evergreen won the girls' Bordeaux (T• Adams, C. Rhodes,
division, outscoring runner-up J. Bartz and N. Wallerstad).
Mt View and third-place Totals: Evergreen 53, Mt•
• View 52, Bordeaux 46.
Bordeaux 53-52-46. Mr. View:s
boys won with 128 points to Boys
second-place Evergreen's 118 and
Bordeaux's 78.
Following are the complete
results:
ROTARY CITY TRACK MEET
(in order of finish)
Girls
Class A 50 -- C. Goodburn
(MV), C. Cole (MV), Bordeaux,
and G. McMorris (MV).
Class B 50 -- F. Manu (El,
D. Morris (B), S. Cox (El and D.
Wood (MV).
Class C 50 --J. Poliquin
MV), K. Andrews (MM), M.
ler (El, C. Mitchell (B.
Class A 100 -- K. Robinson
MV), Sandy Kadoun (B), C.
oodburn (MV) and D. Stidd
(M'(iass B 100 --J. Peterson
(El, F. Manu (El, D. Morris (B)
and S. Cox (E).
Class C 100 --J. Poliquin
MV), K. Banks ?V), T.
oodward (El and MRchell
(B).
Class A LJ --S. Fuller (B),
S. Kadoun (13), T. Dagle (E) and
L. Lamontarid B. Coleman, tie
(MV).
No pool
for awhile
qhe Shelton High School pool
will be closed June 12-18 but
then open again for public
swimming through August 12.
According to pool director
Doug Hanna, hours will be 1-3
p.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday
through Saturday.
Class A 50 -- M. Lund (MV),
M. Townsend (E), S. Hankins
(MV), T. Sensenbach (B).
Class B 50 -- D. Byrne (MV),
K. Byrne (MV), T. Ahlf (131 and
J. Bourne (131._
Class C 50 -- M. Barnett
D. Benson (MV), K. Green Ill:
and S. Kegg (MV).
Class A 100 -- M. Lund
MV), M. Townsend (El, T.
ensenbach (B) and C. Smith
(E).
Class B 100- D. Byrne
MV), D. Gillum (El, G. Newell
B) and R. Robbins (MV).
lass C 100 -- M. Barnett
E), D. Benson (MV), K. Green
E) and R. Cole (MVL
Class A LJ " C; Smith (El,
S. Hankins (MV), B. Logie (B)
and R. Gonzalez.
Class B LJ T. Ahlf (B), D.
Byrne (MV), L. Blakley (MV)
and L. Bentley (El.
Class C LJ -- D. Benson
vMV), K. Green
anCleave (El and C.)'Kegg
(Ell.
(MVL
Class A HJ --M. Lurid (MV),
H. Townsend (El, D. Fitchitt
(MV) and K. I_arson (El.
Class B HJ -- T. Ahlf (B), C.
Mikletnun IB}, L. Blakley {MY I
and T. Gale (MV).
Class C HJ -- H. Scherer
MV), A. Lauber (MV), 3.
ussell (El and D. Bowman (B).
Class A BT -- M. Soper (El,
M. Medcalf (El, T. Sensenbach
(B) and D. Fitchitt (MV).
Class B BT -- L. Bentley (El,
C. Miklethun (B), S. Stock (MV)
and K. Byrne(MV).
Class C BT-- A Barnett (El,
H. Scherer (MV), D. Bowman
(B) and B. Truini (B).
Totals: Mr. View 128,
Evergreen 118, Bordeaux 78.
PEEKING AROUND PAPA during Mason
County Men's Slowpitch League action
Monday at Loop Field is Sheltonian Cheryl
Erickson, daughter of SRA's Steve. Peek
around to the next page for more pictures and
a story.
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