8 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 22, 1998
Fishing
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Ashley Donley, 8, was brought
by her grandfather Jack. “It's more
fun than being at home watching
television,” said Jack Donley. He
is making her a tackle box of her
own .
Casting practice was conducted
on the flat grassy shore with hula
hoops, not fish, as the targets. No
one was safe, however; several
casts flew to the top of the visitors
center and a lone, fishing-line-
scarred tree. Although hampered
by a cast on his left arm from a
rollerblading accident, Ed
Sromoski, 8, managed to hit the
hoops. His aunt, Eve Corridoni,
brought him so that he could learn
to go out with his uncle who is an
avid fisherman.
(So they think casting a line
‘with a sharp hook on the end is
hard on trees. I guess they can’t
imagine what it’s like for us fish.)
Finally, the novice fishergirls
and fisherboys marched to the
lake edge with a hook and a worm.
Kelchner and her husband, Steve
(who is also a Certified Fishing
Jonathan Frania, Shavertown (left photo), got a hand baiting his hook. Sean Rutkowski caught the first fish.
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Skills Instructor), taught their °
pupils the best way to wind. that
squirmy worm around the hook
and sent them to the water.
Sean Rutkowski, of Hanover,
won honors by snaring the first
fish. His father, Steve, a commit-
ted fisherman, beamed. Jonathan
Frania, of Shavertown, quickly
caught a small Bluegill. His favor-
ite thing about fishing? “Catching
them!” laughed Jonathan.
(Mabel, don’t you wish just once
we could catch them?)
“I almost had that one!” was
the refrain from Leah Kaiser.
Andrew Jacklowski, of
Edwardsville, cast that red worm
I saw. After much praisé (“What a
beautiful big bass you caught!”),
he set me free to swim another
day.
Warn our relatives: Another
youth fishing course will be taught
on August 5 at Hickory Run State
Park.
Sincerely,
Fred
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The Ruggles United Methodist Church will hold Vacation Bible
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Lehman Township tax reminder
Lehman Twp. Tax Collector, Peggy Moyer, advises that the 1998
Lake-Lehman School District property and per capita tax bills were
mailed July 15. All bills have been mailed to the property owner and/
or resident, at their last known address. It is the responsibllity of the
property owner or resident to see that they receive their tax bills.
Anyone not receiving their bills, recently moved and received a bill, or
has recently sold their property should notify the tax collector.
Homeowners having an escrow account should promptly forward
- the property tax bill (not per capita bills) to their bank or mortgaging
company for payment.
All residents 18 years of age and older are liable for per capita tax.
If you did not receive a per capita bill, contact the tax collector at 675-
22486.
Payments must be received or postmarked on or before Sept. 12 to
receive the two percent rebate. Face value will be from Sept. 13 through
Nov. 11; and penalty value from Nov. 12 through Dec. 9. These dates
are listed at the top of each bill along with the office hours of the tax
collector. Anyone mailing in their taxes who would like a receipt should
enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.
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