Octorara Creek
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vironmental groups are
asking that the court find
that U.S. Secretary of
Agriculture Bob Bergland
acted improperly when he
determined in April of 1978
that a nuclear power plant
proposed by the Puget Sound
Power and Light Company
would not violate the Wild
and Scenic Rivers Act.
The Skagit has been found
to be one of the few
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remaining systems in North
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significant numbers of the
five salmon species native to
North America, plus three
seagoing varieties of trout.
Also, the largest winter
concentration of Bald Eagles
m the contmguous U S.,
more than 200 birds, gather
along the Skagit every
winter to feed on surplus
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canoeists, hikers and other called compatible uses along
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 9,1980—A19
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Dual Uses; Jim Funk, of Georgetown, fishes
Octorara West Branch just north of Noble Road
bridge, while dairy cows return to shade in
background after drinking from the cooling waters.
New Jersey 4-H
meet
Christie Hoffman, Cahfon.
The members learned how
to clip their animals for the
upcoming Achievement and
Flemmgton Fairs.
Two presentations were
given during the meeting.
Tom Hoffman, Cahfon,
clubs
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Nine members, two leaders
and two parents of the
Feathered Friends 4-H
Waterfowl Cwb went on a
field trip to Bnttenhorst
Acres in Colts Neck, New
Jersey.
They saw a poultry and
waterfowl breeding
operation of more than 600
fowl and small animals.
Martha Woske, a leader of
the club, gave a demon
stration on how to clip a wing
of a bantam waterfowl.
Tammy Woske, club
president, received an ex
cellent at the state public
presentation contest held
last month
The club was the subject of
an article written in the July
issue of “Poultry Press”.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Woske on Monday.
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The Fair Valley Community
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demonstrated how to show
animals in competition. Bob
Hoffman of Cabfon told the
members how to clip their
animals.
MY FRIEND THE
RABBIT 4-H CLUB
flemington, N.J. - A
new 4-H club, My Friend the
Rabbit, held its first meeting
recently at the home of their
leader, Nellie Young, of
Tewksbury Township.
A club president, Robin
York of Whitehouse Station
and a club secretary,
Bridget Card, of Whitehouse
Station, were elected.
Members learned how to
pick up and hold a rabbit.
Their leader also explained
how to fill out organized
records for their 4-H
projects The members plan
to exhibit at the 4-H
Achievement and
Flemington Fair Rabbit
Shows
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