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{the Civic Céntte,: visitors are
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~ the fish’ and. game they crave is

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life,- or those: nilaces ti tinal provide
‘the outdoors: recteation which
we require, » :

Watch’ the newspapers, for the
man date ory. “advertising; they
carry concerning’ proposed. pur-
chases, and: act. accorditigly.

Never. ‘eet ‘the. mistaken ideo}
that forest fires: only. happen in
the summer; every bit .as. much
‘care_is- necessary’ in ‘the - ‘woods
‘ight now. as <in- hot: weather,
particularly now in’ the. virtual
absencé of a protective’ coat: of
snow; so woods walkers: ‘Beware:

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around do not. drop. viable- seed | :
cones every: year,’ in, fae it may
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