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Le Forest Service, U.S. minimize c c~flict with other ! i
111 it of Agriculture this users ofpublicland.
)Osed to designate areas Listed as examples of
5 national forests onmachines to be regulated were
off-road recreationalfour-wheel-drives, motor scooters,
.es Would be allowed,motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles,
t or restricted, dune buggies and snowmobiles.
is Proposal was contained T h e a d m i n i s t r a t i v e ~?.~.~ ~ ~:~ (
tentative environmental instructions require that forest
a e.nt and forest service
supervisors of the national forests
~e.d last week to the~_..;;intta Qualilstrative instructions off-roadC°nsider vehicleP°tential useeffectSin the°f! ~.~ ! ~
0",~t'slCoun~;.l ~hn continuing planning process of
their forests. The planning will
• pro ide for include consideration of such
1on of areas and trails for things as compatability with other
.ad Vehicle use, useuses of land areas, application of ii/
~Ons and closures have local standards for air, noise, l
etailed in the federal plant cover, soil stability, water
" Public comments are quality, fish and wildlife and
on both the regulations esthetics, safety aspects, potential
environmental statement, conflicts with other users, i t
bier, Forest Service, The areas or trails selected for ?
nlent of Agriculture, restriction or ban must be marked i "
',ton, D.C. 20250, will with signs describing the
mVnents on the proposed r estrictions. Conditions of
as until April I and on limitation may be made to :!i~~ i ~
Vironmental statement include such things as time of
Proposed actions would noise, size or number of vehicles.
forest supervisors toThe limitations under the
1areas and trails where proposed regulations will not
Vehicle use will be apply to official vehicle use;
CUrtailed to some degree authorized vehicles under permit.
~ed. These designations lease, license or contract;military,
t,ue Completed for all fire, emergency or law
J forests, national enforcement vehicles; nor to
ds and other lands vehicles used for prospecting or
'red by the forest service mining under provisions of the
nber 31, 1976. Before General Mining Act of 1872.
of areas or trails, Comments from the public on
nohee will be given to the new regulations will be
Public to participate in accepted until April 1 and on the
• the action to be environmental statement until
individual national May 1. The environmental
comments from statement may be reviewed in the
will be taken and, Washington office of the forest NURSING STUDENTS received clinical experience in Mason General
~ropriate, public
be held. Thirty days
following forest
review of public
as before final action
ct in each of the forests.
osal, growing out of
executive
to set up a
of COntrol over
linate use of off-road
a protection to the
ent, as a safety
as for
and other
% and as a way to
service or at regional offices in
Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Atlanta,
Georgia; Denver, Colorado;
Ogden, Utah; Missoula, Montana,
Albuquerque, New Mexico; San
Francisco, California; Portland,
Oregon; and Juneau, Alaska.
Copies may be purchased from
the National Technical
Information Service, Port Royal
Road, Springfield, Virginia,
22151, for $3.25 a copy.
FAME IS proof that people
are gullible.
Ralph Waldo Emmerson
Hospital. Seated are Roberta McAbee, RN, and on the right, Colleen
Marilley. Standing, left to right, are Rosemary De Furia, instructor Judith
Maire, and Mrs. Barbara Strom.
Former pastor scheduled as
Reverend Eugene Knautz,
former pastor of the First Baptist
Church in Shelton, and now
director of community relations
for the Alcohol Problems
Association will be guest speaker
at the Shelton Assembly of God
April 1 at 11 a.m.
Mr. Knautz has been a
marriage counselor af£diated with
a national organization for many
years. He has served as pastor of
churches in Coeur D'Alene and
Lewiston, Idaho; Spokane,
Shelton and Yakima, Washington.
He has conducted workshops in
many Sunday School conventions
in Washington.
In several of the cities where
he has pastored, he organized
groups known as "Fishermen's
Clubs." This was a weekly
fellowship for men, with guest
speakers and a Bible study
presentation program.
He will be speaking on the
subject: "Marred and Made
Over."
mps, reservations
will not be available
"Campsite reservations will and the needed start-up funds will "Meanwhile," Odegaard said,
not be, available in our parks this therefore not be available to "we urge campers to avail
ear,v ' State Parks Director provide the reservation system to themselves of the state parks
Charles H. Ode~aard.~ sa']d today, park visitors in 1973." recreation data center, toll-free
In December 1972 the A similar plan approved by telephone information service, for
Washington State Parks' and the commission-in i97L-, whicff current advice on campsite
Recreation Commission. approved included entrance fees, resulted in availability and other factors
a ilot reservation system a legislative directive to conduct a affecting outdoor recreation
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covering eight state parks, to help study of state park user fees. It opportunities throughout the
meet the needs of those campers was upon this study that the state."
who are unable to arrive before present program was based, heThe telephone number,
the parks are filled on weekends, said. toll-free from anywhere in
A supplemental budget request The commission will continue Washington, is 1-800-562-8200.
for the $79,897 needed to to seek funds for a reservation RDC operators are presently on
implement the program was then program, with 1974 as the new duty 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday
submitted to the. state office of target date, he said. through Friday.
program planning and fiscal
management. .,.- R In
, "However," Odegaard said, irdlll~|~ iEIrM|
'OPP&FM did not transmit the El W| p" ,lll
request to the 1973 legislature.
,,e
Studded tire
deadl,neApr,II Today leader"
Washington State Patrol Chief
Will Bachofner issued a reminder RQ-309S
to all Washington motorists that
as of March 26, only six days
remain in which to remove
studded tires.
Effective April 1 troopers
will begin routine enforcement
against those still operating with
studded tires on Washington s
highways. By Washington statute,
the use of studded tires is illegal
from April I,,through October 31
of each year, said Bachofner.
Pacific Zone
ANNUAL
SAT., MARCH 31
McCleary VFW Hall
Tom Baze & The Noblemen
Buffet & Ice
$3 Per Person
;Reg. $49.95
AC/Battery.
Built-in condensor microphone.
For school, office, music and fun.
McConnell's
124 N. 2ND, SHELTON * 426-6163 * FREE PARKING
USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE.
Of Dayton
THE BEST TIRE ROAD KING MAKES!
Discount Priced
.... 26.95 G-78-15 ....
G-28-14 .... 27.95 H-78-15 ....
LOWEST TIRE PRICES IN TOWN!
EZE-RIDE
OF MONROE
PR.
INCLUDES
KIT REG. LIST $60.00 PR.
HI-JACKER
PR.
INCLUDES
KIT REG. LIST $65.00 PR.
suPER 60 RAISED WHITE LETTERS
2-DAy SPECIAL
G.60-14 ....
G.60-15 ....
Includes Excise Tax
WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH CASE OF OIL
AT OUR REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE
HIGHWAY TREAD
ANY
SIZE Each
WE HAVE
KUP
TIRE
UP TO 12"' WIDE
PLUS SALES TAX ONLY - NO SMALL PRINT ADDITIONS
REG. LIST $20.00
4-WHEEL SET -
MOST CARS
EX.
HEAVY DUTY
PAIR
LIFE TIME GUARANTEE
NOT ONE OF
YOU ARE
40% TOO MUCH FOR YOUR AUTO
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