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a member of the Evergreen Wranglers mare will go to Kathy Jones, who was this year's winner.
the colt which was born last week to the Karen says she has not yet selected a name for the colt,
Wrangler's Folly. A member of the club is which, like its mother, isa registeredquarterhorse. Breeding
tregistered quarterhorse mare each year. The service for the mare was donated by Mrs. Nancy Jacobs,
Oraiseacolt from the mare and then keep the Matlock. Sire of the colt is King Beetch, a stud on the
,e mare is passed on to the next winner, Karen Jacobs quarterhorse ranch. She will also donate the breeding
:he mare last fall. When the colt i... s weaned, the service for the mare next year.
Report Given
there are similarities,
rise significant
the enonomic
t0ttay which arc
industry and
1966-67.
difference is that
CUrrent credit
past, demand
much faster
case after the
according
rnes, Executive
Western Wood
A
Came during an
gave Friday,
the 1969 Fall
rtland tlilton
improve, and he noted that it
would seem that now is the time
for retailers to begin replacing
depicted invemorics....,,
"Efforts to compare the past
with the present have been greatly
complicated by the distortions
that have been introduced into
money and credit figures by
recent actions of the Federal
Reserve," Barnes said.
The action of the federal
government in cutting back on its
construction projects will not
Regional Library
Board To Meet
that the forest The Timberland Regional
is caught in a Library board of trustees will
brought about hold its regular September
federal timber meeting at 7:30 p.m., today, at
s, rising laborand the Nor'Wester Restaurant in
Centralia. Members of the
berC°Upledprices with and Centralia and Chehalis City
Commissioners and City library
boards from Centralia, C'hehalis
boom is
and Winlock have been invited to
Continued. The
attend.
continues to
more families The Timberland Regional
nation should Library district's 1970 budget will
be under discussion as well as
lard the largest
cooperation between the cities
3wn.
and the regional library district.
timing of that
The monthly meeting, which is
vary
economist, normally held at Timberland
ut, adding that Regional Library headquarters in
monetary Olympia, is open to the public.
reversed in the The board plans to hold
970. monthly meetings throughout the
r market will five-county area in the next few
months.
Supplies may be limited!
EEKEND
. Prices good Thursday through Saturday Only
MISS BRECK
HAIR SPRAY
' Franklin 426-3327
create as much of a problem as it
might first appear, he explained.
"l..ast spring, when the
bo0mmg housing market br?ught
about a shortage of available
timber, WWPA's field foresters
found 3 billion board feet that
could be sold by the l:orest
Service and harvested without the
need for construction of
additional roads," Barnes said,
adding, "'And, of course, if the
sale is large enough, industry will
build the roads."
He urged a "wait and see"
attitude for lumbermen, warning
that the experience of any other
year or era does not necessarily
provide a meaningful parallel to
the events of 1969.
SOMEHOW, SOMEWHERE.
SOMEBODY
was careless with FIRE!
Hurryl Hurry!
2 '69 Dodges Left
and o.ly
1 '69 Dodge Truck
teftl
'66 MUSTANG
harp condition. New Tires
$1495
"65 FAIRLANE 500
6 Cyl. stick $995
'64 FORD ½ TON
8 Cy'. 3-speed $1095
'63 Dodge Convertible
c $895
'63 orvair Monza $395
SEE 'EM AT
PAULEY
DODGE
Front & Railroad
426-8183
III
Oyster Drill Regulations Set
New regulations to control the regulations pertaining to oyster 4. Three new restricted in some detail may be obtained
spread of oyster drills (an oyster drills as required to properly shellfish areas were established in from the Department of Fisheries
predator) in Puget Sound, Grays index the regulations in the Puget Sound (Hamma tiamma in Olympiaatthattime.
Harbor and Willapa Bay were Washington Administrative (?ode Flats, Hood Canal; tipper Case
adopted by the Department of Book. Inlet, North Bay; Henderson Smokey Says:
Fisheries in Olympia today after The modifications and Inlet, South Bay).
public hearings to discuss the new additions to existing regulations 5. Certain existing regulations
w e r e c o In b i n e d a n d t h e .-xit. l".OWll-'lll
regulatiOnSseptember were3 andhetdininNahcottaOlympia follows:Which adopted today are as requirements for a permit to r.;l..F=. a=-,-''l]
September 4. 1. Four restricted shellfish transfer oysters and oystering "V/,'d-/nl
The new regulations define new areas were established in Willapa equipment within a restricted area " .f-..., J
restricted and unrestricted Bay (Middle Sands, Nemah and or within an unrestricted area .,]k,,v_¢€91
shellfish areas, reword previous Nemah South Side, Goose Point, were changed. ::.llli.))lT
regulations pertaining to Cedar River. ) 6 Recodified the regulations ¢;'* PlllllVllllkl
transferring oysters and oystering 2. The ren, ainder of Willapa pertaining" ' to oyster drills" as. ,:,"//,'i.;.fia,k'"]!''
equipment within and between Bay was declared an unrestricted required to index then, in the '///@.,l',/,,l,{k "qmUl|l
restricted and unrestricted areas, shellfish area. Washington Administrative Code r:/ k '
C O m bines certain existing 3. (;rays ilarbor was declared Book. i' ] ', ",'i,. [
regulations, and recoclifies all an unrestricted shellfish area. The new regulations will take LK_ 1',..4,,, .'1
effect thirty days after filing,
ts of sometime the later part of
17J id October, and copies of the "
n C en regulations which describe the
unrestricted and restricted areas
..... - s kill wildlife.
Bat Bites Told 0r---------------'-'s,= ,.= 0
date this year, according to William H. Barker, M.D.,
comn]unicablc disease sectiom State Department of llealth.
'F°ur °f the 37 bats submitted t° the State Health ' I!,
Department Laboratory for examination this year were
found to be rabid, Dr. Barker reported.
One ot" these bit a Chelan (ounty boy in June Another
bit a woman in July in Lewis County. A bat exhibiting 'i O
unusual behavior was found on a man s front porch in Skagit
(ounty, and another was found near a home in Okanogan
County. Neither bat had bitten anyone, but both bats were
rabid'so long as good weather holds up and bats continue to
forage, they arc a potential source of danger, said Dr.
Barker. ,,
He repeated his warning abot, t bats. Any bat may be t FORD AND MERCURY l
rabid, whether it appears ill or not. The public, children in
particular, should be warned, against handling bats, or other I AT l
wild animals, forthat matter. : JIM PAULEY'S NOW' t
Instances of people having beenbitten by a raccoon and
a skunk have been reported this year; and both situations I FREE I
required administering anti-rabies treatment to those bittern
according to Dr. Barker.
The following steps are recommended when a person is ! !
bitten" by a bat, wild animal, or an unprovoked dog or cat: As I COFFEE • DONUTS • PRIZES
!
the rabies virus is carried in the saliva, cleanse the wound
thoroughly with alcohol, soap or detergent."- # FRIDAY and SATURDAY #
C°ntact I°cal health auth°rities t° arrange f°r a I I I
laboratory examnination of the offending animal, if it can be SEPTEM_ER 19 & 20
captured or killed. Great caution should be taken to avoid I aIM PAUtEY $ t
damaging the animal s brain. ,
Consult a physician or the local health officer promptly
about further steps which ntight be necessary, l 5th b Railroad 426-8231 0
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