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September 25, 1969     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Y Game Department Rules Against Use Of DDT In action this week the State Game Commission adopted a policy to ban the use of DDT and other chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides on Game Department lands and as a part of Game Department operations until further notice. Game Commission Chairman Claude Bekins instructed the Game Department to, "Intensively study the effects of all spray and broadcast applications that may hold potential threat to wildlife and report its findings to the Commission no later than one year from this date." Bekins further stated, "We are not giving, in any way blanket disapproval to use DDT or other chlorinated hydrocarbons in all instances. Our purposes do, however, certainly dictate that we faust make every attempt to minimize the effects of these chemicals on the wildlife of (;ame Department owned lands. "In light of widespread national concern over DDT and F1E T OF THE WORST OF IIENI... ENEMIES ! Which one of bese will It be? other chlorinated hydrocarbons, the Game Commission feels it must restrict use of such materials on our own property until such time as more detailed information clearly shows how such compounds could be used on our lands without any threat to our wildlife populations." Bekins noted the wide differences in toxicity and uses of "hard pesticides" and instructed the Game Department to continue to attempt to sort out the uses. methods and compounds which may be cleared for "safe" application with regard to wild animal and fish populations. ''We can't deny that tremendous benefits, both social and economic, have derived from the use of pesticides. But neither can we deny that large-scale or indiscriminate pesticide applications -- particularly DDT -- has caused damage to wildlife populations. "Luckily, here in Washington, we see no widespread evidence of damage to state wildlife, but we wish to take every measure to insure that no such wildlife declines as other states have experienced -- or to the general well being of the environment - will ever take place in this state on Game Department owned lands." i _ iiiiii, ,i ii i ii i • "THE FORUM" Now Appearing Thurs.- Fri.- Sat. 9p.m. to 1 a.m. at THE BARB South Sound Center, Lacey .i i left, as Heidi, Nell McClanahan, right who also portrays Hei,di, in the Shelton High have a laugh over the mustache McClanahan is ,o the Bu,er, nd galen Co,e, Sc,ool Dram De0artments oroductoo of Heid wearing .... "P, rks .... Car Club Elects Officers '.l)iscussed tl!l}t  [// At the dinner meeting of the secretary-treasurer and Mary Ellen '|! discuss revised 11' CUnty Planmng I  i] , A /:=.__ Yesteryear Car Club, Sept. 22, Herrick, historian.  held at the Old Mill at Hoodsport, Attending the meeting were '- 'n°bile home parks 'i:s - --[ members elected Jean Myers as Mr. and Mrs. Jean Myers, Mr. and Oct. 8, County i '"iiii "   l their new president with ttoward Mrs. AlWagner, Mr. andMrs. Don "qC°nolly said this !J Austin as outgoing president. Herrick, Mr. and Mrs. Howard )iFL. I Other officers are Don Pauley, Austin, John Temple, Don Will start some @1/1! I!::.:,.,: //1 vice president, JoAnn Herrick, Pauley, Bud Becto, Mr. and Mrs. [l'Thginning of the =] _- ----'- :[[ John Hubbard. tt P.m. in the j   ,r-- ,1 ,l_ I The next meeting will be at ""ll%lh: orn in the court " ' .. ----..-'-..... TOUT n ! S tloward Austins, Oct. 25. Anyone "Sa]d " ' " 'course Jim IU-'-"   interested in joining can contact "  J- ii_fu rnad Jean Myers. Remember you don't , Hc's ,cttm .,v.v-- .... have to own an old car, just have rtity gazing at Ol v'tnt VOlt to con.e. Mother. ": g" ' g -Kahlil Gibran your r(,on, ready now. To C t • " '" pun y the interest. Donald W. Duggins, 20, Shelton, was returned to Mason County by Sheriff's Deputies this week on a charge of parole violation. Duggins had been serving a sentence in King County jail after his arrest earlier. A bench warrant was signed for his arrest by Judge Frank Baker, Friday and he was released to Mason County by King County authorities. Duggins was given a deferred sentence earlier this year after pleading guilty to a charge of second degree burglary. Noble ancestry makes a poor dish at table. -Italian Proverb -School J[ 1] Menus for 8heRon Elementary Sohools and 8helton Senior Hlggt 8¢h0ol Starting toda00 you can see our little rich car, the Hornet, and all our other cars for 1970. Hornet SST From $1,994' to $3,589' The Hornet is the first car in America de- signed to prove that the word small doesn't automatically mean chea#. .. It offers more unbridled luxury man any other car of its type. But it doesnt stop there. .. It offers you the luxury of soenmng more ...on power steering, power brakes, individual reclinmg seats, custom upholstery, a 304 cubic inch V-8 engine, vinyl roof, air-conditining and more. Depending on just how richyou want to get. See all of our 1970 cars including the luxu- rious Ambassador, the sporty Javelin and AMX, and Rebel--our intermediate that lists for less than many compacts. I Based on marluta('turer's !;uRBested retail pti;e tot Horret 2 [") e¢;n leOeal [axe t fl(.:lu(]e(J le arlC [oca[ [es, t| arl, de,'t rt a I 1o1C barges af op| o tr elClLided 2 Baed OO rautactureCs ,lgesled etad price tot Hornet SSI 4-DOo ,llan I$3634 ngi ona) nc d,r R 304VB, au ) rare Oowe bakesandstee ng, a conchtoonR puf, h button radio, vinyl rOOt, hntPcl ga'' [)- 70 te¢ he te',,, lln glp dlnerenhdl, handling pac kage, Oecot, VlSlbihty, nsolaton and hght geups sde scull mold)rig, sports steering wheel, bumper guards, 70 amp b;ttery Federal tae in ctuOed State ,nO lOCal hxes, fl any, destinalion charges eOuded American Motors Come see us and the new American Motors cars today. SHELTON MOTOR CO. 233 S. 1st., Shelton We're Stumped! for an illustration of flameless heat. At the lower right is a symbol of our own type of energy, but flameless heat leaves us cold. Trouble is. it also leaves a lot of other people cold.-from time to time. Electricity is wonderful for many uses, but it just happens that heating is not one of them. The slow- ness of electricity in generating to a desired temper- ature, and an equal sluggishness in cooling down. are faults not calculated to generate happiness in your pocketbook or comfort in your home. Natural gas is fast;it's the action fuel. Turn your thermostat up .... heat comes up at once. Turn your thermostat down- and the response is just as positive and instant. This unmatched quality of natural gas insures an even, healthful temperature at your immediate command, and it keeps your costs down. That's good. It's the FLAME That Counts! WEEK OF SEPT. 29 -- OCT. 3 MONDAY -- Grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup, carrot sticks, September birthday cake and milk. TUESDAY -- Scalloped potatoes, buttered green beans, crisp celery sticks, sandwich, apricots and milk. WEDNESDAY -- Spaghetti, green salad, french bread, apple pie and milk. THURSDAY -- Pizza t cole slaw, fruit, cookie and mtlk. FRIDAY -- Hot dog on buttered bun with mustard, macaroni salad, vegetable tray, fruited gelatin and milk, Supplement your ohild's diet with Plenamine from Prepp's Rexall 133 Railroad Ave. Phone 426-4642 ThursdaY, September 25, 1969 -"Sh"elton-Mason C ounty"Journa| - Page 7