Kemmerer Lions Club Fishing Derby

Bump I to Naughton this year. It’s fishing much better than it has the last few years. It nearly reminds me of the Scofield of old. The action is pretty steady with fish showing on the flasher every 10-15-20 minutes. Some are violent, some need a little coaxing, and some will look but not bite. I was using jigheads tipped with crawler, and Watta Crickets tipped with crawler. Yes, Watta Crickets! Remember those! they are still producing. There is a picture of one if you do not remember them. Lots of things are working up there this year. Ice was 12-14 inches thick when I was there. (bigfishtackle.mobi)

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Local community the Southside Branch of the Bethlehem Area Public Library, connecting kids participating in the summer reading theme of every hero has a story to real life. Four firefighters from the Schweder Fire Station s Company 1, the city s mounted police patrol and the canine police patrol each visited over a three-week period to explain the roles that they play in public safety to the youngsters participating in the reading program. Photo: After listening to Officer Mike Leaser s presentation, the kids have a chance to pose questions to the officers. (bethlehem187.rssing.com)

These horns were assumed by the vendor’s father at a public auction in 1931. It was the company Nordwolle of Delmenhorst who went bankrupt, and the complete stock as well as these rhino horns were sold at the then home of Messrs Lahusen at Castle Hohehorst near Bremen. The history of the Lahusen family is well documented as well as the bankruptcy on July 21st 1931 – see Fabrikmuseum. De/lahusen$. (tennants.co.uk)