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Deputy Thru
Training Class
• Mason County Deputy Sher-
iff Marvin Snyder completed a
five-day advance investigative
school at Olympic College in
Bremerton last week.
The course was sponsored by
the Washington Law Enforce-
rrmnt Officers Training Commis-
sion with instructors from the
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
State Patrol and Atlorney Gen-
eral's office.
Snyder received a cerlificale
of completion in graduali(m ex-
ercises last week from Josol)h
Irons, director of occupational
education at the college. Si)eak-
er for the graduation of the class
of 32 law enforcement: officers
from throughout the state was
Judge John Langenbach, stale
supreme court judge pro-l:em.
Fire Chief At
Command School
• Chief Allan Nevitt (if the Shel-
ton Fire I)eliarlmeni is this week
allen(ling tile Ninth Annual Fire
Conlmand School in Yakima. lie
is one of nearly 250 slaff and
command fiT'(, officers from tile
Western Stales, Alaska and Can-
ado, ;llh, n(lillg lhe nab,piing.
Special guest for the coTffer-
ence is Ix, sler Schick, Chief of
lhe l)avenl×)rl, Iowa, Fire De-
l)arlmenl, and Presidenl of the
International Association of Fire
Chiefs. Chief Schik will give a
rel)orl of the recent "Wing-
sin'ead Collference," a hro;ld an-
alysis of fire service prol)h,ms
and a lo)k to lhe fulure.
I)uring Nevitt's al)sence, As-
sislant Chief George Hunter is
in charge of fire department
operations.
Poppy Day Plans
Are Being Made
• The local An,erican Legion
and Velerans of Foreign Wars
1)osls and their auxiliaries are
making phms for the annual
Poppy Days which will be May
19 and 20.
Gov. Daniel J. Evans has pro-
claimed May 19-20 Poppy Days.
The lhenm of the l)r, ogram again
lhis year is "let fis honor the
dead l)y helping the living".
Funds raised through the
poppy sales go to aid veterans
and their families. The poppies
are made by disabled velerans.
NARCE Meeting
• The Shelton Cimpter of the
National Association of Retired
Civil Emllloyees will meet at 2
p.m. Thursday in the PUD build-
ing.
Razor Clam Regula÷ions
Discussed By Tollefson
• There seems to be some" mis-
understanding and confusion in
the minds of the public on the
daily digging hours and seasons
for personal use sport digging
for razor clams, Thor C. Toiler-
son, Director of the Del)artment
of Fisheries, said today, remind-
ing diggers that these are the
regulations :
March 1 through May 31---
Daily digging 24 hours a day.
June 1 through September 15---
Daily digging from 12 midnight
until 12 noon only.
September 16 through Febru-
ary 28-- Digging only on Sat-
urdays, Sundays and legal state
holidays.
Daily bag and possession limit
the first 18 clams dug.
Tollefson also said that the
Fisheries Department has a
booklet on razor clams which
includes regulations, how to dig
and clean, along with tide tables
and a map of digging areas that
may be obtained free by writing
to the Department of Fisheries.
115 General Administration
Building, Olymllia 98051.
School Hearing
There will be a public hear-
ing April 14 at 7:40 p.m. at
Mary' M. Knight High School for
the purpose of requesting the
17 cent per day from real estate
excise tax, from the county com-
missioners.
1966 Salmon
Catch Told
• Sport salmon flshermeq
caught 756,896 salmon in Wash-
ington waters (luring 1966, a pre-
liminary evaluation of salmon
punch cards reveals.
While below the near record
calch of 1965, the total catch
was one of the best in the past
ten years and set new records
in some areas.
The sports catch in Hood Can-
al was at an all time high, with
23,575 caught in 1966 compared.
to 14,130 in 1965. Other areas up
substantially included Neah Bay
78,016 in 1966, 57,606 in 1965, and
tile San Juan Islands, 23,575 in
1966, 18,803 in 1965.
THOMAS CREEKPAUM
I)eputy Joins Sheriff's
qe,.= Staff In County
raa ,
}o, .'creeRpaum, 30, '
I'°" 4uel ,n, has joined He serged in the Navy fri,m
1955-59 and was emph)yed by the
qll ",,deDtityy Sheriff's. of- Simpson Timller Co. before join-
ig;ef;od Cecil McLain, ing the Sheriff's Office. ' ,
tie has been a member of lh(
elltly. m the del)arl- Sheriff's Reserve here for the
1 W. l)asl nine months.
M a,, as born in Me- He starled work as a deputy
, uonded School in Friday
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By Rod Olsen
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the decor-
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room, entertainment room and
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A happy solution, one that
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