The Frisco Enterprise (Frisco, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 28, 1968 Page: 3 of 8
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The Frisco Enterorise, Thursday, November 28, 1963
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FOR SALE
£
K
FOR RENT
69p Size
1.09 Size
47c
-NOTICE-
85$
Enchilada Dinner
$1
-CHICKEN BASKET — 59<t -
5t
WANT ADS-
47c
77c
TACO
VILLAGE CAFE
NOW... really save
on drugs and pre-
scriptions. Don't
drive unnecessary
miles to a nearby
town to have your
prescriptions filled
at a so-called dis-
count store.
Ragan Drug will
meet any prescrip-
tion price anywhere
(just ask us.), and
meet any advertised
price in this area,
and do it 7 days-a-
week, and until 10
p.m. each night.
Reg.
69? ea.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
SERVICES
I led them with cords of
compassion.—(Hos. 11:4).
Even where there is not
another person around, we
are never alone. We have the
presence of God right with
us. This does not mean that
we do not need other persons
in our life, for surely we all
do. But when we rise out of
feelings of loneliness or de-
jection, when we feel close to
God, held in His warm and
of other persons, for God’s
love finds expression through
people.
BAGS OF CHRISTMAS
goodies arriving
DAILY
FOR RENT: ELECTRIC HEDGE
TRIMMER, floor polisher, rug
shampooer, belt sander, vacuum
cleaner, television, paint
sprayer. Douglas Grocery.
PRO
TOOTHBRUSHES
3/99c
Order
Beef Tacos
REGUTOL
Tablets
1.09 Size
INSURANCE
Why buy from people you
don't know? See Jack Scott
or Tracy King for hospital-
ization and life insurance.
State Reserve Life Agents.
Che
JOHNSON INSECTICIDE SER-
VICE. Bagworm, roach,
spider, ants, and silver fish
controlled. Free termite in-
spection. Phone 337-2430.
Ragan
MAIN STREE T - just a est G1 D H I P
Tac VUhge Cafe U 11 U U
377-3191
.Mexican Restaurant personnel
wanted. All positions open.
Cooks, kitchen help,, bus
boy, dishwasher, waitress,
cashier. (We will train).
Salaries open. Hours 11:00 -
2:00, 5:00-9:30. Call coll-
ect-Dallas CH7-9292. Caro's
Mexican Restaurnat. 116 Val-
wood Village - Carrollton.
Valwood Parkway at Josey Ln.
loving care, we find that this
loving care includes not only
God’s love but also the love
All of us dream of someday catch-
ing a really big bass.
It has been proven however, that
10 per cent of the fishermen catch
90 per cent of the bass weighing five
pounds or over. So evidently this 10
per cent has some “secret.”
Lauren Johnston, a highly compe-
tent Austin angler, thinks there are
two rules for taking big bass. One is
using a proven big-bass bait in big-
bass waters. The other is just keeping
the lure in the water.
Johnston, a flooring contractor, is
the only man to win the Austin Bass
Club’s big-bass - of - the - year award
three times. So he can speak with
some authority.
Attitude in fishing for large bass
is all-important, Johnston stresses. He
fishes for big bass and nothing else.
He says he’d rather fish all day and
get one strike from a big fish than
to actually catch a dozen smaller ones.
He has gone as long as 72 straight
hours without a strike.
Few of us possess such dogged de-
termination and patience.
Johnston’s favorite bait is the jig
and eel, a proven big-bass getter. It
is a leadhead jig, about orc-half ounce
in size, with a six-inch black pork eel
or “spring” lizard impaled on it. This
bait is worked slowly along the bot-
tom in deep water where big bass
hang out.
Few really large bass are taken in
, shftUowB' along-shore; where most
people fish.
Actually, there’s no real mystery
in using the jig and eel, says Lauren.
Main thing is to have confidence in
it. Should he go two or three hours
without a strike, he must console him-
self with the fact that the fish
wouldn’t be hitting other baits, either.
FOR SALE: 1966 Mercury
Comet V-8. 1967 Pontiac
Tempest V-8, new tires.
Both fully equipped and
low mileage. 377-2300
tfc.
THURSDAY SPECIAL!
GOOD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5
NO SUBSTITUTIONS
PUREBRED SANTA GERTRUD1S
bulls and females for sale. Come
inspect our outstanding beef
animals. You are. welcome and
there is absolutely no obligation
to buy. These huge bulls will
substantially increase the value
of your calf crop. Reasonably
priced. N-Bar-A Ranch, M.
Allen Anderson, owner. Frisco,
Texas. 377-2208. tfc.
IJ
Repairs on Singer and other
makes of sewing machines.
Contact Mr. Perkins collect
at 387-2623. tfc.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
and installed. Fast, dp-
pendable service. North
Texas Septic Tanks, Denton.
Phone 382-9870. 4t
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Only by sticking with it, hour after
hour, can the fisherman hope to suc-
ceed with any consistency. It stands
to reason that the man fishing eight
hours stands a much better chance
of taking a big bass than does the
angler who fishes only an hour.
Pinpoint casting is important when
using this bait. It should be cast to
some cover where bass might hang
out, like a stump in the water or
along a weed bed. Usually a bass will
grab the bait as it plummets down.
Evidently he thinks something live
has fallen into the water so he quick-
ly pounces upon it.
For this reason, the fisherman
should allow the line to go slack when
the bait is falling. If he keeps the
line taut, Johnston points out, the
bait will go down at a tangent. It
might hit next to a stump, for ex-
ample, but by the time it hits bottom,
it will be six feet toward the boat
and away from the prime area to be
fished.
By allowing the bait to sink on a
limp line, the angler has no feel and
cannot tell when a fish is striking the
bait. For this reason he must watch
his line closely. Should it start to
straighten out and move off to the
side, that’s the signal to rear back
on the rod and drive the hook home.
This action must be forceful since a
big bass has a tough mouth.
If the bait hits bottom without
strike, then it should be pulled in
slowly, along the bottom, in stop-and-
go jerks, and all the way back to the
boat. This is a tedious, sometimes ex-
asperating way to fish.
But it’s highly successful! Just ask
Lauren Johnston. He has big-bass tro-
phies to prove it.
FOR SALE: 1962 Ford Fal-
con 4-door. See at White’s
Auto Store. 377-3141.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
and installed. 542-7485
MfiKHiney.—rf-r-Ingte. 24-
hour service.y See our ad
in the Frisco Yellor Pages
after January 1. 2tp.
urowing urm tn North Dallas
now taking applications for
permanent production em-
ployees. High school ed-
ucation or equivalent.
Liberal company benefits.
Thuron Industries. 120020
Denton Drive. CH 7-7141.
Save on Pepto Bismol.
Just in time for Hol-
iday tummy aches.
PEPTO BISMOl
OUR DAILY BREAD —The
price gap between the farmer
and the consumer is graphi-
cally illustrated with the price
of bread, according to Rep.
H. R. Gross (R.-Iowa). He ex-
plains, “In 1947, a loaf of bread
cost 12.5 cents. Today, the
same size loaf sells for 22.2
cents, and the farmer gets '
only 2.6 cents for the wheat.”
Soluble-Calorie Frep
SACCHARIN—
100 Tablets IL.
1/4 grain
NORWICH
ASPIRIN
250 tablets CJg.
Reg. 99? J'v
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Bridwell, Keith. The Frisco Enterprise (Frisco, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 28, 1968, newspaper, November 28, 1968; Frisco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1218256/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Heritage Association of Frisco.