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Palm er this same way. For the
B adger P a lm e r select two
B adger
hackles.
B adger
hackles are basically cream
colored with a black center
stripe running the length of the
feather. Very light near white
feathers with a jet black stripe
a re c a lle d S ilv e r Badger.
Golden feathers with a dark
brown to black stripe are called
Honey badger. A Brown hackle
feather with a black center is
known as Furnace. I f the
Furnace hackle also has a
black edge, it is called Cochy-
Bondhu.
A slight variation from the
straight Palm er is the Palm er
Bivisibie. One great bivisible is
the Brown Bivisible, first made
well known in the writings of
R ay B erg m an . Using Two
brown hackle feathers tie a
palmer as before, except stop
the hackle V» inch behind the
eye and trim off the excess
feather. Then tie in a white
hackle and take three turns
with it and finish off the fly with
a head as before. Any Palm er
pattern can become a bivisible
by adding this collar of white
hackle at the head of the fly.
You wish to vary further? All
right, let us try a tri visible.
These are seldom seen, but
they can be effective. As the
name implies, we w ill be using
three colors of hackle. First we
must have a pattern. Lets take
a look at a tried and true pat­
tern such as the Coachman.
This has a peacock herl body,
brown hackle, and white wings.
To tie a Trivisible Coachman,
we palm er an olive green
feather one third the way up the
shank; then piikner a brown
hackle over the middle third of
the shank, and complete with a
white hackle palmered up to
the eye. Make the head as usual
and shellac the head. This is the
T riv is ib le Coachm an. Im ­
pressionism! True! But then,
many more fly patterns are
impressionistic than are not. In
fact, all Palm er tied flies are
impressionistic. Their appeal
to the fish lies in their “ buggy”
appearance.
Hoodmen
schedule
matches
If you wish to be the complete
dry fly angler, you will wish to
tie your own flies. This has two
advantages, neither of which is
MHCC matmen will be at
The victory over the Spartans
the one that comes to your
home and away this weekend in moved MHCC up to a dual
mind. You are not going to save
one non-conference clash and a match record, but North Idaho
any money! All am ateur tiers
tournament.
made it 2-2 as its five state, one
buy more materials than they
The Saints, who split a pair of conference and a Canadian
can ever use. Some, in fact,
road matches last weekend, mational champ wiped out the
Ready for still one more type
become so enamoured of the
will host Blue Mt at 4 p.m. Saints 41-3.
of P alm er’ The mixed Palm er
Friday, then move to Oregon
E x -G r e s h a m
g r a p p le r
m a te ria ls them selves, they
has some appeal to fish and
collect fly making feathers and
City Saturday for a tourney at w re s tle r
M ik e
W illia m s
greater appeal to fishermen.
furs without thought as to
Clackamas, defending NJCAA managed the Saints' lone win
Even if you never used it, the
whether or not they w ill ever
crown-holder.
on a 15-6 decision.
addition of such a brightly
have a need for them.
Coach Gary Head’s grapplers
Head said this week "We
colored
bit
of
fluff
adds
to
the
You will tie patterns you will
smashed the Spokane Falls wrestle well considering the
appearance of your fly box.
Spartans by a 32-8 count last ,on8 drive
North Idaho is
never use simply because you
This type of fly is tied exactly
Friday, but went under to one ° f »be best in the country
are curious as to what the
as the Grizzly Palm er, except
pattern looks like made up. You
national cham p contender and they proved it against us.
the two feathers are usually of
will, however, always have a
North Idaho Saturday.
using only three moves.”
contrasting colors. One called
larg e q u a n tity of flie s —
Rick Owens, 142 lbs., turned
Candy
is
made
by
tieing
a
probably too many, and you
in the most exciting match of
bright red and a bright yellow
will be able to vary the patterns
the day F riday downing his
hackle simultaneously the full
to suit your observations on any
man in the final two seconds of
length of the shank. The in­
given stream. For instance,
the last round to post a 7-6 win.
dividual fibres of the two
there is a standard tie for a
A hunter safety and rifle
feathers m ix equally all along
Buck Caddis, which is always
m a rk sm a n s h ip course w ill
as you wind and make a
what you get at a store.
start in Gresham Jan. 18,
strikingly colored fly.
However, when you tie your
sponsored by the Gresham
own you w ill have several
This mixed hackle fly can be
W EA TH ER
Rifle Club.
subtle variations of this fly for
used im p re s s io n is tic a lly to
H L Pr.
The 4-H course w ill consist of
Jan 6
use at particular seasons on
vary a standard pattern. The
45 37 .(Ml five weeks of hunters safety
Jan. 7
r-pacLicular waters. And as a
Adams is p rim arily a brown
46 36
tr. instruction by M r. and Mrs.
Jan. 8
result, when these subtle dif­
and grey fly. To m ake an
48 37
.08 G ale Stockton follow ed by
Jan. A
ferences are needed, you will
Adams Palm er, simply palm er
46 38
.30
m a rk sm a n s h ip classes w ith
Jan. 10
profit thereby. Your non-tier
a grizzly and a brown hackle
44 38
.30
instruction by Bob Townsend.
Jan.
I
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buddy will have to depend on
together up the shank. The
49 38 1.47
The classes are open to
Jan. 12
your generosity for the right fly
resultant m ixing of the two
51 38 1.44
A SANDY 7th grade basketball player gets
Gresham area youths aged 12
to win the game 46 to 28. The 8th grade
The
under these circumstances.
colors gives a dim impression
T ro u td ale
station
off a shot over the heads and hands of
team also beat Estacada last week.
weather readings are made by and over. The first class w ill be
You must resign yourself to
of an Adams.
Estacada
players.
The
Sandy
team
went
on
held at 7:30 p.m ., Jan. 18 at 133
Post
Photo
5:30 p.m
the fact that there will always
Now you know four types of
NW 12th, in Gresham.
dry fly. Each is capable of
be a table or bench at your
Interested youngsters m ay
house that appears to others
p ro vid in g an in n u m erab le
register by calling Stockton at
who visit you as a deliberate
count of patterns. By the time
665-3247 or 665-2236.
attempt at chaos. To you, this
you have tried all the com­
binations in P alm er ties- that
mess will be decipherable. To
put all your materials away
appeal to you, you should be
carefully at the end of a tieing
pretty proficient in handling
hackles, which is one of the
session is a tim e consuming
basic elements in all flies.
task. So is hunting through your
hoard when next you sit down to
tie. So, if you put away in
CC
f u ’, ' ow,7r^,' Cjntr.l O 'tvon
careful order, and have to
W O M E N 'S S LALO M — Jackie Ward.
Chuck Dalich's M t. Hood
Oou’ H— "-
COC, 32.5, 32.0, 1:02.5; Annie W,»rd,
SOC, 32.6, 31.1, 1:06.1; Teresa Bayless,
search out your m a te ria ls
Community College ski team
UO, 34.4, 33.2, 1:0/,6. Julie Neals, COC,
35.9, 32.0, 1:07.9, Laurel M acDonald,
before you tie, you will often not
overcame stiff competition and
J ¿‘i.'t*
g S l L* u . H * » O r e g o n CC, 37 7;
V ’ Q 6 - Sue Furgeson,
Or «pon CC. 38.2;
UO,
44.3, 35.7, 1:20 0; Christi Thomas,
have too much tim e left in
Kelly
Oakley.
OSU.
39?.
M
»ry
Ann
blizzard conditions to win the
SOC, 42.8, 41 3, 1:24.1; Chrys M a rtin,
Dub*n>w. Central Oregon CC, 39 6; Ter-
OSU,
43.5,
42.7,
1:26.2; Shirley Stolz.
which to actively tie flies.
The M t. Hood Saints will play F alls’ Spartans nearly spoiling 1972 MHCC Classic at Multopor
OSU, 45.8, 42 9. 1:28.7. Judy Anderson,
^S U . 4®’5;
M ay, UO,
UO,
1:29.8;
'Ñ ÍE 45.1,
N '5 44.7,
W EEK
END
So you have an established
over
the
weekend.
TEAM scores —
th e ir toughest back-to-back M H C C ’s l l - l overall record,
m ^
osu ^ T " - up '
**"’
M t. Hood CC. 48, Southern dreoon Col-
fly tieing table or bench, a
Overall meet results in m en’s
.
®IANT SLALOM
_
lege 74, Oregon State University 92. Uni
gam es o f the season this
“ We made some really bad
Southern Oregon 15. M t, H o w CC 14,
versify
of
Oregon
95,
Central Oregon
permanent blemish on your
¡J?® ?" W Ceolret Oregon CC 37, ore-
Community College 144, Reed 173. Wil
weekend, when they hit the fouls,’’ said Booth, “ and' they competition found M t Hood
lam ette 173.
RM<1 C o ll« « 6»
home according to your wife. It
with
48
points,
followed
by
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were hot at the free throw
road for
SCORES — Central Oregon CC, 39, Ore­
is a litter of feathers, bits of fur,
S^!^,1 Sr7.on,KCC '£■ Or«>°"
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Southern Oregon with 74 and
gon State 57
line.”
Oregon 73, Southern Oregon 21.
Walla.
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M a ry
Ann
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Ï Ï - E 2 N 4 30,
w’ë r d E “ ^ ? :
thread, tools, glue, fly boxes,
OCC.
24 30,
Jackie
Wart
E vid en ce of S ain t foul Oregon State University with 8
MHCC, which won its two
M E N 'S S LALO M — Paul Skillern, UO,
« r r & « 4 helle£ Soear« PSU, 27.ÓO TEAÑÍ
and hooks. Your better half is
University
of
Oregon
placed
30.4,
30.1
1:00.5,
Cliff
Mann.
MHCC,
SCORES
—
Central
Oregon
CC 7, Ore­
Mashed Potato, Soup,
league openers last weekend, problems surfaced early in the
¿1.3, 30.0. 1:01.3, M ik e K e lle y . SOC, 31/,
gon State 14.
constantly after you to clean it
Jack F o rd < SOC. 32.7, 31.9.
Veg,
Salad, Coffee or
will face the Columbia Basin g am e , Sm ith and W ayne fourth with 95 points, followed
1 04.6, Paul Mann. M HCC. 32.>, 33.2,
up and put the clutter away.
Gos£ ’ MHCC, 33.2, 33.7,
Tea and Dessert -
Hawks at Pasco F riday night, Buckelew playing just 22 and 24 by Central Oregon Community
1:06.9; Jim Sogi, Reed, 36.7, 32.4, 1:09.1;
L
IF
T
LOADERS
When this fails, you will be
Doug Burbank. Reed, 35.5, 33.7, 1:09.2;
College with 144 and Reed
Choice of jello,
then jum p “ . . . jum p from the minutes, respectively.
Evan Seeleye, OSU, 37.1. 32.5, 1:09.6;
LE A R N LESSONS
pleaded with to keep it neat. No
O0110 H o w « i l. S O C . 34 0. 35.7, 1 09.7.
College with 173.
pudding, ice cream.
frying pan into the fire ” against
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itt,
the
ex-
one has ever found out what
Cliff Mann, touted by Dalich
the WW W arriors Saturday Roosevelt boy now playing
Not
too
many
years
ago
most
neat would look like in a bunch
evening, according to assistant c e n te r-fo rw a rd fo r M H C C , as the best skiing prospect ever
ski lift operators were skiers
of fly tieing stuff.
to attend MHCC, paced the
hoop Saint coach Jim Scheele. joined the pair on the sidelines,
who took the weekend jobs for a
Now we have a place in which
Saints victory with a first in the
Head coach Herb Booth's nursing a bad back he’d hurt in
few bucks and the opportunity
to practice our art. Oh yes, it
giant
slalom
and
a
second
in
the
cagers w ill be matenea against the Friday night fray.
to ski. Now, many operators
soon becomes an art form. At
Tools
and
a
sander
valued
at
slalom. He was the United
s e v e ra l
m e d iu m -h e ig h t
S p a rta n
fo u l-s h o o te rs
first we will ply it as a craft,
$218 were reported stolen Jan. 5 have never had a pair of skis on
States
Ju
n
io
r
N
a
tio
n
al
sharpshooters in the Hawk chipped away at M t. Hood’s
until we have learned all the
from an unoccupied dwelling at their feet.
Mashed Potatoes,
contest, including outside ace lead, until the score was tied 70- Champion in downhill in 1968-
Ten M u lto rp o r-S ki Bowl
various tricks of manipulating
Rt . 2, Box 597, Gresham.
Vegetable, Soup,
69.
Larry Holloway (5-7), Lyle all with just 38 seconds left in
employes,
some
of
whom
have
Sheriff’s reports said the
the materials to achieve what
Paul Mann, one-half of the
Salad, Coffee or Tea,
Mendive (6-5), LaVelle Greer the game.
worked in the area for seven or
we desire in form. Soon we
brother combination, finished thieves gained entry to the
Dessert - Choice of
(6-5) and Dave Kalinowski (6-
eight years, want to change the
The heart-stopping finale was
become dissatisfied with only
fourth in the giant slalom, fifth home, owned by Rawlin F.
Jello, pudding, ice cream.
0 ), a ju n io r college A ll- something of a hair-receder for
situation.
They’ve
scheduled
duplicating the work of others
in the slalom and eighth in Brewster, by kicking in a door.
American last year.
their tim e off to join the Ski
both sides, the Saints taking
that has been done before. At
cross country. He was regarded
The W arriors w ill be waiting two bad shots and fouling the
Bowl's Nightown Ski School for
this point our craft has ceased
as the league’s top slalom
w ith some of the ta lle s t Spartans twice.
the co n centrated five-n ig h t
to be a craft. From now on our
competitior
during
1970-71.
hoopsters in the league this
The nervous visitors failed to
Surveying equipment, a saw G rad u ate d Length M ethod
flies will be original creations,
Other outstanding M t. Hood
year, including team leader capitalize on either chance and
and
other tools valued at $260 class where d ire c to r Jack
and lo, we are immersed in an
performances came from Milo
Roscoe Seamon, a 6-6 soph M cGrath took the ball for M H ­
were reported stolen Jan. 10 Dobrosk hopes to make skiers
art form, a form of sculpture as
Goss,
sixth
in
the
slalom;
Jim
considered the best forward | CC with 11 seconds left.
out of them in a week—on the
much as are many of the ac­
Hale, second in cross country; from a new home construction
ever to play at W alla Walla.
house The Ski Bowl operating
Following their final tim e
site at 1122 N E 195th.
cepted fo rm s of sculpture
and
Steve
Allan,
ninth
in
cross
F riday night’s fray w ill be a out, the Sainis planned to set up
schedule is now 1 p.m. to 10
Sheriff’s
reports
said
the
technique in todays art world.
country.
double dandy for basketball Stanley for the do-or-die try,
p.m. on Tuesdays with 9 a m
I was really happy with our 1 l,1*eves pried open a door and
The simplest flies for dry fly
fans, the Hawks having handed but the strategy went aw ry and
to 10 p.m. operations the rest of
finish" said Dalish, “W e’ve Iwindow io gain entry.
fishing are the Palmers. These
MHCC its only loss this year it fell to Steinseifer to save the
the week Multorpor facilities
consist simply of hackle wound
never dominated a race this
during the Treasure Valley day.
run
W ednesdays
through
the entire length of the hook
much before.
tourney.
He did just that, swishing a
Sundays.
shank. These are also very
“
Our
lack
of
cross
country
Gresham police reports show
N E V E R B E H IN D
30-footer from the extreme
effective flies, particularly on
exp erien ce has been the that the Gresham High School
The Saints were never behind right hand corner, just as he did
rough water as they are ex­
missing key for several years, ” music room was broken into
in their initial league battle last to save a b a ttle ag ain st
ceptional floaters. They also
he continued, “ but I feel we Jan. 10 and a guitar stolen. A
F rid a y , ro llin g o ver the University of Portland last
A television set and radio
make possible some fishing
have it all new.”
num ber of windows w ere
Spokane CC Sasquatch 90-75. year
valued at $429 were reported
techniques w hich w ill be
Injuries and sickness failed broken The damage and loss stolen Jan. 10 from the Lampus
A tough man-to-man defense ' Stanley, Dan Spooner and
discussed later.
to keep the Saints from over­ was estimated at $195.
by MHCC left Spokane with a Allyn Smaaland were credited
store at 160th and SE Stark,
Let us tie a Grizzly Palm er.
w helm in g everyo ne, even
29-for-69 field goal m ark at | with keeping M t. Hood in the
according to sheriff’s reports.
Place the bend of a number 10
though
ve teran
ace B ill
game s end and a slightly game, Stanley shooting 9-for-16
hook in the jaws of the fly vise.
Herrington, new-comer Chris
better 17-for-26 charity toss from the field, Spooner 3-for-3
W hip a good length
of
Dawkins, Brad Hadfield and
A chain saw valued at $240
m ark.
and
six
rebounds
and
Smaaland
beeswaxed tieing thread the
Goss were all nursing sprained
was reported stolen Jan. 10
Booth singled out Richard 4-for-6 and four rebounds.
length of the shank leaving it
from the home of Pearl Lung,
ankles.
S m ith , M ike B u h le r, G a ry
The Spartan’s near-victory
dangle with a pair of hackle
Jim Hale “ . . had an out­ Rt. 3, Box 1030, Oxbow P a rk ­
McGrath and Bob Stanley for came on a scorching 30-for-36
pliers attached next the curve
way, according to sheriff’s
standing in d ivid u al effort”
singular praise
free throw percentage, 21 one of
of the hook. Tie in two grizzly
reports
despite a bad cold and Paul
Smith and Stanley were one- which came in the second half.
hackle feathers (barred rock)
Mann was honored as M HCC’s
two scorers for their team and
Saint charity shooting was
at this point where the shank
first ever Skimeister a title
the game. Smith shooting 10-
just 500 on 14-for-27. They shot
enters the curve, leaving *4
earned only by the outstanding
for-15 in the field and 4-for-4 at
38-for-65 in the field, compared
inch of the tips slanting back
skier in all three races
the free throw line.
A tape recorder, clock and
to their guest's percentage of
for a tail. Now run the thread
John Borge was credited with
He also pulle-i in 19 rebounds
rug valued at $435 w ere
29-for-69.
up to the eye of the hook and let
two good giant slalom runs,
out of M t. Hood’s 53 total, ad­
reported stolen Jan 10 from the i
it hang (again it should be
which helped to “ do the trick” ,
ding five assists for a top notch
Control of the boards went to
home of Karen Reardon, 280*0
weighted by hanging a pair of
according to Dalich
M t. Hood, who collected 53
performance.
SE Stark
hackle pliers on it). Wind the
“ W e’ve needed a strong fifth
Stanley was a point behind at grabs to the Spartan’s 39.
Sheriff’s reports said her
two feathers up the shank of the
man for sometime now,” said
23 and played his usual steady
home was apparently unlocked
The whisker-thin win gives
hook crowding as many turns
the Saint slope mentor, "and I
game.
at the tim e of the theft
Mt. Hood a 12-1 overall and 2-0
as possible on the shank Stop
think we've found our m an.”
McGrath grabbed 13 off the
league record, good enough for
at a point about one eighth inch
Mt
Hood now leads the
boards and had nine assists
the Eastern Region (NW AACC)
behind the eye and whip about 6
Northwest Collegiate Ski Con­
from his forward position, a
conference lead
tirn s of thread around the butts
ference with 120 points, trailed
Over $2,000 in cash was
good night on anybody's floor.
of the two feathers to hold it
by OSU at 155, SOC with 187, UO reported stolen Jan 7 from
Buhler was notable for his
while you trim off the butts and
h P O K A M E FA LLS C C. 7» -
with 209 and COC at 294
L yd ia’s Restaurant, 18330 E
substitute efforts, pulling the
H ic k* 22- B *rno* 17. Lent! 9, Runyon 7*
-
“
L « « tl 9. Runyon 1.
excess feather. Now w rap the
Mietti*.
Wend» «ceti 9. toisdav 4
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Burnside, according to sheriff’s
Saints out of a tight spot early
M T . MOOD CC CLASSIC
Of
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--
.th read around as many times
"BT
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in the second half, as a
Al
reports.
lein»tefe< 17. Smaoiand 9. Smith 7,
Steintiefo'
as is necessary to get a neat
Bucko««w
4.
McGrath
_7,
re p la cem en t for the foul- Jchm-H Bueh.er,
CroM cotMtry — 16 kilom otor*
head, throw three half hitches,
Sootane f« "« CC
plagued K irk Steinseifer. a
m en - Kent Tow i e fi on, COCC, 39 15;
M t Hood CC
h m Hoi«. M H C C 3 9 : » . D ol « lurfconw.
clip off the excess thread, apply
»eod
)9 53 T E A M ¿COW E$—Oreoori
regular starting guard.
a drop of thin shellac to the
Stote l i , M t Hood CC 19, Contro«
M t. Hood held the rebounding
i Oregon 43. Oregon
head, and the fly is finished
STORE HOURS
SFOCANE CC 78-Jtrry Quontun i|.
Tools, household goods and
edge at 53-39 shot 14-for-27 at
16, Roco 16. P’ttDio 13. Zondor
There are many Palmers you
9: a.m. to 8: p.m.
clothes
valued
at
several
Guneina
2.
K^voke
2.
Je*
H.
EgrretU
CO
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T
SLALOM
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the gift line shot and committed
>< m etti — OWf
ClMf M««w.
AAentt M t
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can tie The G rizzly, which we
Monday thru Saturday
hundred dollars were reported
34.3 34 3 -
1:81 5, M ik « K«i(«v
MT
T . » 9 0 0 0 CC 98 — R.çn«rd Smith
21 fouls to Spokane's 23.
D S»e n *««ttr 18, M c £ r« ffl
M. 7-38.3 - 1 J 8 9, Pau>
Mt
have just tied, and the Badger
sto r i
stolen Jan 9 from the home of
CC. 38 8 -M 4 — 1 12 6, Few« Sk it*"*.
•u *» « r L 8udt«*ew 4.
4,
STORY CHANGES
200 S.E. Main, Sandy, Oregon
Palm er are two of the most
L I- M S — 1 12.4, Jim Thgrrm o"
n
r 9 * f1* *
«etw ^ en 2,
David
Van
Doozer,
Rt
3,
Box
It was a different story for
-till;
Mitt,
useful patterns. You tie any
37 3 8 - 7 J
22A, Troutdale
M CC .........................
49 4 1 - W
the Saints S atird a y, Spokane
* H il -
Safety, rifle
classes set
MHCC sweeps
own Classic
Saints facing
toughest test
T J's
for your
Dining Pleasure
GOLDEN
FRIED CHICKEN
Thieves rob
em pty house
U.S.D.A. Choice Boof
POT ROAST
Saw rem oved
FISH STICKS
French Fries
Cole Slaw, Dessert
Choice of Jello,
Pudding, Ice Cream
G u ita r stolen
' Store robbed
Prices Effective
Thursday - Friday -
Saturday and Sunday.
Saw stolen
Recorder gone
EXTENDED til SATURDAY JAN. 15th
C learance Sale
i Men’s Apparel
Ladies Apparel
"NE RACK
ORE RACK
Lydia's hit
B £3
Tools taken
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