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National Wildlife
Week Observed
C. Ennis Brown. Came Warden
Rappahannock County, remindsj citizens here, that this week, March I fs 24 is hint! observed throughout ,i,„ n as National Wildlife \V , "TIO ohscr, ance." Warden
■ e nlained. “is sponsored by
\,ial Wildlife Federation!
its e affiliate, th V:rguna| \v 1,' 1;fc !•', a;ion, to being un-i p„ fmr uiM’ite !,u'j ,,t• ,n < f the public. ! ;
“Tl-e Virginia Came Commission V! poors, this worthwhile ac|tv
which this year is emphasizthe
problems of the nation's w. re: fowl, ' he said. -This rear’s theme, ‘Waterfowl ,a,r the Future’, is «n especially important subject for all sports-j men,” Warden Brown emphasized. "Our waterfowl have suffered setback after setback in the past few years until their continued exist, enct depends to a great extent upon the action sportsmen taki this year in their behalf.” f "Plagued bv drought, a natural disaster.” Warden Brown continued, “our waterfowl are also being crowded out of the picture by rhe drainage of wetland areas both on their breeding grounds and i
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