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September 18, 1969     Shelton Mason County Journal
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of the Lake Isabella area looks at the large he grew in his garden thissummer. The tomato inches in circumference, 3V4 inches high and Pounds. IS For Unwed s Are Started tion for unwed In Mason County this week by the of Public "These girls are the right rearing a child Wondering what community is as to tile of telling their circumstances of a department lo find answers to many more a mothers; some others whose feral years old, infants; have in which to search for enjoy common is under the ason Area Office truant of Public g su pe rvised re Services I less cutting this power- saw will fell thick. New mCreases cut- as 20% ! Week SHOP 426-4602 This agency also offers complete service for unwed mothers counselling, arrangements for maternity homes, foster care for the mother until delivery, medical care, planning for the future of both the mother and the infant. Any one interested in either the Unwed Mothers' (;roup or the services for expectant unwed mothers may call 426-3363 or write to P.O. Box 519, Shelton. All information is kept strictly confidential. Timber Management Discussed Contrasting views on the management of timber resources on federal lands were presented Wednesday to 500 lumbermen from the 12 Western Wood Products Association. ltarrison Loesch, Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Public Land Management, made a strong plea for balanced use and optimum productivity of some 40 million acres of commercial forests under his department's jurisdiction. Annual production on these lands exceeds 1 billion board feet, Loesch said. Edward P. Cliff, Chief of the Forest Service, answering 15 questions directed to Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin, forecasts only a 5.7 billion board foot increase in national forest productivity by 1978 to a total of 19.5 billion board feet. There are more than 96 million acres of commercial forests in the national forest system. Loesch said Interior Department goals "consider that the public interest includes the fulfillment of all the insatiable demands for natural resources - more wood fiber, more water, more recreation, more forage, more fish and wildlife, more plain peace and quiet out-of-doors. We don't consider that these goals are necessarily incompatible." The Interior spokesman spoke of the likelihood of forests falling short of meeting the country's wood fiber needs by 1985 with a significant gap by the year 2000. lte urged both private and government timberland managers to apply more energy to intensified, high yield forestry practices. Cliff devoted considerable comment in defense of what the industry has often criticized as the hypersensitivity of the Forest Service to pressure for land withdrawals for recreational uses which exclude commerical timber harvesting. Ite said most of this pressure comes from preservationists and recreation-oriented groups. lie added tha( some opposition is related to mistakes made by land and resource managers, but more often it is related to the unsightly appearance of roadsides and harvest areas. "A significant degree of opposition," said Cliff, "is rooted in emotional and psychological reaction ' to cutting trees." He There i no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Lady Blessington DANCE Kamilche Grange Hall Every First & Third SATURDAY Music by the Tune Toppers Admission $1 ver'greeM IBalm Agenta totion00T.0000GS00J Ever Dry Extra Dry Anti-Perspirant _ = I  reg. 99 Ueodorant Spray ,,0 d - .- iR:tv Im°:t e I I Moisture Lotion,e;.,.,, $ 50 .... 00ru,,o,,00e'oom I''1 r.n,,, nos- "'* Colors $ I, • 1 v Reg. $2.99 79!1 e e • Bottle lhuli-Hist Lotion Rag. S1.49 I I_Ill____ Young People __i 7 € IOwelerres • Reg $1 19 Mouth Wash Cepaco, 77' Reg. $ 1.49 Flash Cubes Open Daily 9:30- 8:30 Closed Sunday Westinghouse $1.95 Value added, "It is apparent that more of the major land use disputes will bc settled in the political arena or possibly the courts." Loesch, in his statement for the Department of Interior, expressed keen sympathy for the plight of forest dependent communities scattered through Bureau of Land Management forests which often face economic deprivation when their forest resources arc withdrawn. Ile said that optimum harvest productivity must be attained if the nation is to meet its housing goals in the next decade and beyond. lie pointed out that the nation is gaining people while withdrawing land for single uses. "If you can prove to these additional people that everyone can use the same land, maybe they won't be so easy to persuade the next time a land withdrawal proposal conies up," he conchtded. (00vergreeM Evergreen Squam • 426-3466 II klygrade es't Virginia Fancy € BATHROOM TI M.D. Asst. Colors (1st. 2 pkgs.) Roll Package SHORTI 00NIHG Snowdrift Brand (1st. 3 lb. tin) lb. TIN Large Sweet SUNKIST BUD KNUTZEN is featuring a MECHANICS SPECIAL! 1964 Rambler American 4-Door Radio, Heater, Std. Trans. NADA Book Value $735.00 OUR PRICE $365.00 at Kimbel Motors AUTHORIZED DEALER Chrysler - Plymouth - International 707 S. 1st Days 426-3433, Eves. 426-4780 | GOLD MEDAL 10 POUND BAG (1st. 10 Ibs.) SNO'QU£EN FLOUR 10 lb. Bag Bakers (lst. 3 pkgs.) 12 oz pkg CHOCOLATE CHIPS Garden Brand No. 2V2 tin TOMATOES 4/89¢ Blue Ribbon Blended .o ,,,,o 3/98  APPLESAUCE /nHOI.E'eAPIliCOTS 3 / 89 € Double Luck Cut 303 tin GREEN BEANS 8/89¢ LIQ. DETERGENT ,w.,,.. 32 oz btl 36 € MASHED Dr"r . Tt¢Pillsbury Hungry JaeM J:¢ [#//lL-/Instant 16 oz pkg .# BEEF STEW 24Dinty Mooreoz ,,° 59 € QUICK RICE o°o,e o°, 44  1 1 oz pkg PURE HONEY 24BradshaWoz size 69 ¢ BOWL CLEANER ..o.16 oz size 48 ( ...I.. o.,o, 86  CHOC. DRINK 2 Ib tin BEEF TAMALES Hormel Brand,, oz ,,. 3/89 € PRUNE JUICE ,u..w.., 2 o, s,,. 54  MARGARINE ,m...,.o. 42  Spread Ib pkg MANNINGS COFFEE 'lbtins 69 € IPPIpAli Grinds 3 Ib #k HIGHLAND LUrrl:l:ihqi'A,t.,, tin')1.89 89 WAREHOUSE DIRECT PRICES • WHY PAY MORE! LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED 18 1969 Thur! Set STORE HOURS Mon. thru Thurs.: .... 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday: ...................... 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday: ................... 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Shelton-Mason Count lurnal Pa e 15