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Show The Tooele Transcript, Fri., September 20, 1968 S)lva Koscina intercepts David McCullum as he is about to board the Milan express in "Three Biles of the Apple, MGMs romantic comedy of a tour guide ssho comes close to being fleeced by a glamorous adventuress. Filmed in Pana-visioand color against magnificent scenic locations in Rome, Verona, Venice and Portofino, the picture also stars Broadssays Tammy Grimes in her screen debut, TV comedian Harvey Korman and Domenico Modugno, famed Plays at the Motor Vu this sveekend. n composer-- turned-actor. Swifts Premium steak is always dependable for fine eating, guaranteed lean and well- trimmed. A Tasty-Tende- r, from Albertsons Wanted: Screwballs STEAK is-- -. BONELESS ROUND STEAK JUICY STEAK T0P ROUND 3 3 T-BO- Take a big business: screwballs are in style! Many large corporations are actively recruiting the guards types who would nave been shooed away by the front-gat- e just five years ago. How come? We are looking for rockers! says John Paul Jones, organization development man ager for Union Carbide Corp., because of a recognition that progress comes out of conflict, not harmony. An organization today needs and such ideas ideas to grow come most often from the "lonely genius" who is given a corner office complete with chess board and a years supply of sharpened pencils. You may be too sane to fit into this elite new group, but even people can use original methods to exert uncommon leadership in the office and advance in the bargain. Some examples: copier, and the customer gets 1. Be a mood setter. DonT a complete record of his transobviare who interrupt people actions, whats paid and what finish task to a ously trying isnt. and expect the same of them. 3. Dont try to run a one-ma- n Youll all get your work done show. Develop the habit more quickly, have more time of letting others carry the ball to spare. when they can, but keep in two-wa- y 2. Streamline office routine. communication with them You can earn a reputation for getting things done and earn at all times. 4. Compete against yourself. advancement if you can come up with time and money saving Trying to beat your own imideas. An example: switch your aginary deadline can be stimulating. Tests by industrial billing methods from a monthpsychologists show that the ly headache to a smooth flowlike the rapid ing system. On a translucent rapid worker is usually more accureader master copy you simply update rate than the slow, steady the information, make low-coone. copies on a Bruning 255 diazo look NE at the latest trend in long-haire- 98' BONELESS STEW ,.89'a FRESH GROUND l2,a BEEF CHUCK SKINLESS WIENERS Swift's Premium meat All level-heade- d d st IGARINESRGENT 4 - ......... fONNAISE li Lm Lai z. 39 59 si. RTENING m OIL s 3 39c 49c M CRISP JONATHAN WILES Kl WHERE THE ACTION IS: BLUEFISHING You can tell when bluefish are feeding on a school of bait sea gulls that hover over bait fish seldom fish. The set down on the water. They know better. Following schools of tuna, bonito, and striped bass, the gulls feel reasonably safe, diving down to pick up a crumb or two and resting on a bobbing wave to settle their filled craws. Not so, with bluefish. Theyre about the meanest, most vicious critters that travel the coasts and bays from Maine to Florida. In the spring, giant schools of blues appear off the Middle Atlantic States Heading north, they are heavy with eggs and choosy about their diets. But with spawning completed, blue fish, favoring warmer water, move south for the winter. Enroute to Florida, they tear up everything especially tackle. A call from A1 Ristori in early October and we set out to head off an army of bluefish reported to be busting up things along the New Jersey coast. Now, A1 is one human designed to fish for blues. Besides a lifelong devotion to salt water fishing, Als credentials include a number of record-sizefish and a Phi Beta Kappa key from Rutgers. Hes got ever-prese- U.S. No. 1 Local Grown Extra Fancy L8S. Ground Can Cm FAILk 5 & EGGS ?.tn?.,,re:h SYRUP tx&r..2 11 SOUP TUNA $1 k 4 FOR 95c 53c $1 $1 T $1 d the needed brawn too, and packs about 170 pounds into a 57 frame. fa R A PEC lav O Seedless Tokay or Black Ribier 00 Lbs. A For RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS CRISP SOLID CABBAGE GOLDEN BROWN DATES ssr All These 5 ,5 59 Plus... Budgetf-Saver- s C ? A Am gAVJs. 4 ..... a jr - njwi j i , 1'Vm Almost instinctively, A1 head- ed the clinker skiff in the right direction and after about an hours run, we were where the action is. About 50 boats patrolled the flanks, blue blue after taking from the marauding army. They appeared about the same size, between six and seven blues pounds. A1 explained the weak sisters in a school dont last long. Because fishermen take bluefish by trolling, casting, and chumming, it takes an arsenal of tackle to do the job right. Als a real Boy Scout when it comes to fishing Hes prepared and must have hauled a dozen outfits aboard First, we set out two outfits for deep trolling, Garcia Conolon solid fiber glass rods and Mitchell 620 game fish reels. Ambassa-deu- r lead core lines helped get us down deep to the fish. One-folong surgical eels with two heavy steel 60 sproat hooks, were connected to the line with the help of a six foot heavy wire leader and swivel. The rubber eels were just what the fish wanted. We were hit almost immediately. It felt as if both of us hooked a sunken battleship. A1 rhymthically pumped his fish aboard. Lacking Als brawn, I needed an extra few minutes to get mine alongside. Within an hour, 100 pounds of blues were In the fish box. We switched to chumming, employing an oily witches' brew of ground mossbunker and sea clam For this type of action, A1 and I used regular bait casting rigs, Ambassadeur 5000 reels and medium Conolon hollow fiber glass casting rods. Our Bonnyl monofilament casting line was tied to a 60 hook monofilament. This with the help of a long leader of leader works better than wire when chumming Its nearly invisible and gets the leader-shbig ones, and also is lighter where the chum is. and holds the right depth For bait, we tried sliced butterfish. With a light outfit, the fishs first run is fast and furious. A careless angler can have his thumb print burned off. But a burned thumb isnt the worst of bluefishing. These devils see almost as well on land as in the water. More than a few times, anglers have had to wedge open an angry set of bluefish jaws from a painfully gashed thumb or calf. y YOURE ALWAYS WELCOME AT ALBERTSONS THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN! 227 N. MAIN - TOOELE I |
