The Baltimore Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 148

TAGE 2-Seriion THE SUN, BALTDIORE, SUNDAY 3I0RMNG, OCTOBER 11. 1970 to difficult and frora to 45 Indian Lore Program Recreation Notebook ther IrJoraiatioa Is available fron the National Wildlife Federation, 1412 street, N.W., Washington, 2XW3S. Enigne Xo. 75J, featured on last week's Recreatkia Page 1 nthe article "Stears Power Again on The Curve' will be coming into Baltimore at 12 19 P.M., today, at the Port Covington Terminal. Streets and underpasses along the route will provide plenty of viewing opportunities for train buffs to see this engine that that has been featured i movies and TV shows.

land's share of this year's money over million. In Ml, officials matched grant money to build an' Lnihaped outdoor j.wiiiimg with bath bouse, filtering system, water lines, sewer lines, and parking facilities. Interested communities can contact the State liaison officer for Maryland, Spencer Ellis, director, Department of Forests and Parts, State Of-' flee Euilding, Annapolis, 2104. Ever take a back trip Into a cypress swamp? Canoes are available for rent each Thursday at 7 A M. at Shad Landing State Park.

The trip by paddle makes for an outstanding back-to-nature experience. the too! has a sharp edge, blunt end for pounding tent stakes and a field dressing notch for dressing out big game. conies with a carrying sheath. To use as a chopping tool cut a iandle with the Skaebet and then turn the handle into the threaded hole in the bead. A folder on the tool is available from the above address.

Judo Course Beginning judo classes will be held at the Berwya Heights Community Center Monday nights and Saturday mornings beginning October 26. dost for 8 weeks of classes is $10. Registration will be at the community center October 15, 21 and 26 from 7 P.M. to P.M. Is to develop strong father-son relationships while boys are young.

The tribes are centered in homes and meet twu times per month. Activities focus on Indian lore and Include camping, swimming, trips, Indian ritual and tradition, nature and conservation, recreation and sports. For more information about the program, call the Western YMCA at 747-9622. 1 Training Class: evenings. The handler must be at least 16 years old and the dog at least 6 months old.

The dog's rabies certificate must be shown at time of registration. Registration will be at the first class tomorrow evening. The Blackfoot Indian Gulden at the Western YMCA will be "on the warpath" for the next two weeks organizing new tribes for the tchool year, Hie Indians will visit area schools to interpret the father-son Y-Indian Guide program one explaining bow dads and boys in the first through third grades can organize neighborhood tribes. The purpose of the program Riverdale Dog A basic dog obedience class will be given by the Riverdale Recreation Board beginning at 8.45 P.M. tomorrow at the Riverdale Community Building.

The tourse will consist of 10 one-hour sessions on Monday fjj C. BGYD PFEIFFER The citisais rf Sudtosvi'le, recently raised to tmlcb mni of 3 Federal Imi mi Water Conserviitkn Fcrd grant. have the use of tennii courts, a area and an equipment building, all of which are lighted and landscaped. The fur-d provides matching grants to states and their political subdivisions for the planning, acquisition and development of outdoor recreation areas and facilitiet In August, Secretary of the Interior Walter Hiekel announced apportionment of over $176 million for 1371 for the 50 states. The apportionments exceed those of last year by $117 million.

Mary eni, Pocomoke, Severn, Vouhkijheny, and the Wi-comko-Ztkiah Swamp area. In addition, 18 other water courses are schedded for evaiuatm 1970-71 aid GO others have been chosen for future study. The new lniernatkmal Wild-bje magazine win be published soon by the National Wiidfe Federation. The federation started six years ago with the slick-paged, fall color Satkmal WMije magazine, with such success that they have attracted several imitators. The new magazine will carry articles on wildlife, conservation, environment and ecology.

The first issue is scheduled for January. Fur A brochure on 11 bicycling routes in Baltimore county is available from the State of Maryland Physical Fitness Commissbn, 2100 Guilford avenue, Baltimore. The brochure has a description and map of each of the bike routes. Routes vary from easy A new hatchet and hunters field dressing tool is available frora Gryfalcon, 1104 Fernwood avenue, Camp Hill, 17011. The tool is a combination hand cutting and chopping tooL Looking like a tomahawk.

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