Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1960 — Page 18

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— WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — April 28. 1960

“Hot Spots” For 1960 Fishing Predicted from success of '59 prison by districts and connties. By keeping a close wat< h <m 1 1 4 year's I I,n g spots we me a* Ie to compile a pretty accurate t rmometci of where Hoosm? fi-hermen can expect the log 4 ( hes this year. While we list the following ns •‘Hot” spots we also encourage H Hisiers not to neglo. t tie deep I. ics in small creeks that rm t ough their back woods and the 42 000 stocked farm ponds th st c .er Indiana. Tn addition, the Departmen l of (' serration his released ovet O' • and throe-fourths millions of fi-h, ranging from finger! ngs to 1 .al size This restocking preg- nn should add to the summer 11 rvest. In this area the spots are lis*c in counties! LA Porte Pine Lake. Large n nth bass with spinning and c ding baits and bluegills with 1.. e bait. Woshall and Fulton Tippo- ( u>e Diver. North» rn pike, rock b ■ : and smallmouth bass. Lake M xinkuckee. bluegills and bass. Starke - Pass Lake, silver bass

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with minnow^ and casting baits. Pulaski —Tippecanoe River, Smallmouth bass with plugs St Joseph St Joseph River, smallmouth bass taken by fly and bait casting. White and Carroll — Lakes. Shafer and Freeman, channel catfish and silver Imss with worms, minnows and soft crawfish. Tippecanoe — Tippecanoe River from Lake Freeman to Wabash Rive r, channel catfish with live and prepared baits and smallmo ith bass. Wabash Rivet front Ixigansport down, channel cats sh. Lake and Porter Lake Michigan off Like and Porter counties shores, smelt with nets and seines. Kosciusko — A’ellow Creel; Lake Good largemouth bass fishing early spring C ddwell and Spear Lakes, good bluegills in summer. Chapman Lakes, good largemouth bass, bluegills, perch. In-wart Lake. Hoffman Lake Palestine Lake. Wabee Lake All good for largmouth bass and blue gills. Pik< and Ralingcr Lakes, good northern pike, largemouth bass, bluegills Shock Lake, largemouth bass, bluegills, also stocked with rainbow tiout.

Syracuse Lake, good large- । mouth bass, bluegills, redears and 1 perch. TipjMxanoe Lake, spring i and fall, good for largemouth and smallmouth hass bluegills, jeeleats, silver bass, channel cats, pereh, cisco netting Wawsse** Like, g»x»d largemouth. smallmouth anil rock bass, bluegills, redears, perch, northern p»ke, crappies. Webster Lake, good , largmouth hass. bluegills, red- 1 ears. Winona Lake good largemouth, bluegills, silver bass. Tippecanoe River, good largemouth, bluegills, silver bass. Tippecanoe River, good largemouth ami smallmouth bass, r«xk bass, chanm 1 cits, northern pike. A few streams arc stocked with trout. I SERVICE NOTES 1 * ' k Army Pvt Dona hl D. Knowl- 1 ton. 23. whose wife Ruth, lives at 21101 Roosevelt Road. South I Bend, recently was graduated I from the 101st Airborne Division j Jump School at Fort Campbell, i Ky. Knowlton received his paiatrooper wings after completing thre^ week <of intens,v< unm ;d | and, aerial ti lining wh 'i. inclu i- I cd five parachute jumps Knowlton. son of Mi. and Mt Joseph | D. Kn >wlton ,713 Virginia St., entered the Army in October j IS*.">9 and completed basic trainii g i at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. He is a lil'rl graduate of Walkert >n Lincoln T< v mdiip High School. Film Available On Culver Military Academy CL’LVFR. Ind. - A m w fullcolor motion pn lure showing the educational philosophy, progr.to.and fa< ihlies of Culver Militnt y Academy now is available for showing to groups. Entitled "Education for Responsibility,’’ the 16 millimeter sound movie has a running time of 27 minutes. Although the niovie primarily portrays Culver’s programs, it is of interest to all who are concerned wi h the education of youth. " Education for Responsibility' was made to honestly portray the Academy." a< cording’ to Major Gcneial Delmar T Spivey. t’SAF t Ret. i. Superintendent. 1 know.” he said. "that many friends throughout the Middle West take great pride in the Academy’s educational accomplishments, although they do not often have the opportunity to visit the campus. The new motion picture will h< Ip acquainj them with the work we are doing at Culver for the benefit of young people and the entire nation.’’ Prints of the motion picture fire available from Frank M. Bryant Dean of Admissions. To assure bookings, those requesting prints are asked to plan as far ahead as possible ami to give three alternate dates. Dean Bryant announces that two excellent color 16 millimeter motion pictures also are available cm the Culver Summer Schools. “Saddles ami Sails ’ shows activities in the Nava) and Horse* manahip SchcxHs. and "Trails of Adventure" depicts the program of the Woodcraft Camp.

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Koontz Lak*. when they wen surprised by a 3’i pound bad that jumped into their boajt The young men carry n Coh man gas lantern on the fror of their boat. They reported t luck in spearing fish that nig> A word to the sharpie Is r i only sufficient—it’s too much.