April. 1946
THE ECHO
PAGE FIFTEEN
lire’ll Be Good Fishing In County This Year
'Vaaiife Club Has
stocked Streams In
County With Trout
be plenty of fish in the
Transylvania county to
for spring and summer,
"ring the past few weeks
the forest service and
have ^^^ylvania Wildlife club
2nd planting brook
forejf ^ the Pisgah National
the other streams
Jshout the county.
“ Wildlife club, to which
'^'ista employees belong,
He „ ® survey of the streams in
that could be stocked,
comtv ^^^''nated that 182 miles of
stocifp. should be re-
application for 50,000
trout IV 10,000 brook
It is „ made by the committee.
i5ilej of thati there are 43?
couutv streams in the
forest Pisgah National
Ilf both several plantings
liave he and brook .tfout
Ecusta ®ade. Frank Patton, of
life President of the Wild-
ill the fishing season opened
*eason April 15, and the
tionjj , ^ open in the Pisgah Na-
^ger Saturday, May 4.
t*«ctiag t)! said he is ex-
biggest season ever
'•ig jej ’ the first peace-time fish-
Thg five years.
i“ the forest is so
'''ill bg ^at at least one stream
the week ends. Af-
-wn rpT I>avidson river will be
% Of '^®*^ay, Saturday and Sun-
ach Week until August 31
*eEUlnfJ
..All
'■shin
^^eulatlons In Effect
, Sulations pertaining
_ ^ „ to
^>>6 re^ Pisgah game pre-
'^ial In force and only ar-
'5g liniij ? '''ill be permitted. The
i® 12 trmif cnwon innhps
Permits will be
Op ^e checking stations and
licpL per day. State fish-
A stuj ® '''ill be required.
% y of the 1945 fishing re^
23 40 fishermen
V ti- or an average
K Cent ‘ P®*' fisherman. Thirty
.Son fishermen on Da
12 trout seven inches
fish didn’t catch
artif P'^oving that fishing
'^^it isn’t as simple
Huber said.
Mth
as
An
jjpPen Letter ...
A Mother
To Her Son
k Von’j^ ®"ist tell you how proud
5'"V other evening. I
hi- ^ chaperone must seem
V*'’ ^ modern young
Vn*'® when she happens
Diojt mother. But you
^nd considerate
t],\htfm ® corsage was very
H caj. , the way you opened
) }^. is nnf^fter all, gen-
V 1 to extinction.
L 5'ony ^11 the more on observ-
°^'^^cous attitude toward
V s„._ > Who, by the way, is a
Sirl. Your father was
courtly when he was
Brook Trout Ready For Transylvania County Streams
The first truck load of brook
trout to be used for the restock
ing of Transylvania county
streams are shown in these three
picture^. Leo Reiger, manager of
the Waynesville hatchery, is
shown in thei top photo at the
left. Beside him is Randall W.
Everette, popular Brevard sports
man, Goode Loftis, another
member of the wildlife cluh,
and Game Warden Seaman Whit
aker, of Hendersonville, is on
the right.
One of the barrels of 9-inch
Ifrook trout is pictured in the
center photo, and in the lowej
picture, Loftis and Whitaker are
shown acclimating the fish to
one of the streams in the county.
^ceiy®®t _
'^ourtly when he m
1^° college dances.
V*l*i®ase don’t think I’m
'tij 'I'hat 1 "'ould bear improve-
Hegj J^ce is behind a steer-
■ ^t is sad, but true, that
a gentleman on his feet often be
comes a boor on wheels. A shot of
gasoline can convert the flower of
knighthood into poison ivy.
No woman can feel secure, or
even comfortable, with a man who
jerks her out of her seat every
time he screeches up to a stop
light, or fails to stop when enter
ing the highway, or scares her
half to death every time he passes
another car. No woman thinks her
hair looks well standing on end.
Dsn’t believe that a girl’s heart is
easier to reach because it’s in her
mouth. The automobile. Son, is one
place where a girl doesn’t like to
be rushed.
If I were to tell you that “Moth
er knows best,” you would laugh
at me as an old fussy-duddy. But
before you laugh, answer this ques
tion: Why do records show that
nearly one-third of all fatal acci
dents arc caused by drivers under
24 years of age?
You have the manners of a gen
tleman, Son. Please don’t let the
automobile rob -you of this her
itage.
Your Mother—
BUSINESS COMES FIRST
Are you going to your uncle’s
funeral?
No, I’m busy, and my motto is
business before pleasure.
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