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Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana

15 Dec 1960

Page 9

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Big Timber Pioneer

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Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1960

Page

9

Reed Point 4 H Club Christmas Meeting Notes

The Reed Point 4 H club and supporters held their fourth meeting and Christmas party at the Swindlers home with 10 members 8 leaders and 16 guests present. Demonstrations were given by Barbara Swindler and Scott Sheets. Awards from the fair were distributed and gifts exchanged.

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Lucky Clovers 4-H Club George Swindler Barbara Swindler Scott Sheets Norbert Zindler Swindler Barbara Jim Redli S. A. Whitham Columbus J. B. Woodard Billings Roy Lamb Laurel Nettie Lamb Bill Bauer Hilda Bauer Ft. Knox Maude Collins Bill Langford and Sons Chloe Langford Livingston Frank Jack Collins Claude Sheaks Langford J. G. Brakstad John Brakstad Sons Bill Langford St. Vincent Hospital Reed Point Pta Lawrence Berry Burton Sophia Guthrie PTA H. S. Tools Montana Bill Hammer Bill Golden Chas. Goddard WSWS EUB Church Fred Swift Frank Ruppel Joyce Rohde
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Montana Reports Ties Pesticides to Fish Kills Nationwide

The Montana Fish and Game Department notes a U S Public Health Service study showing agricultural poisons caused most fish kills from June to October 1960. Rat Lake and Clark Fork incidents in Montana, both in July, reflect agricultural and mining factors. The nationwide data cover 31 states with 185 total fish kills and average about 6,100 fish per incident.

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Montana Fish and Game Department United States Public Health Service Public Health Service Rat Lake Bozeman Clark Fork Columbia River Missoula Montana
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Pollution report outlines fish deaths and hunting rule changes

Montana fish and game department forwards its 1958 60 biennial report to the 1961 legislature for review. It covers administration law enforcement education game management and fisheries with recommendations to add the mourning dove as huntable and to require bright orange or yellow for hunter visibility alongside red.

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Montana Fish and Game Department State Legislative Assembly W. J. Everin Montana Everin
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Health service to share quarterly data summaries on pollution

The health service reports that quarterly raw data summaries without interpretation are available to state cooperators, the U S fish and wildlife service and other organizations and individuals on request. If driving to a holiday party, remember that drinking and driving is deadly. Stop and think before getting behind the wheel this season.

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the Health Service U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Reed Mrs Glen Barnum Floyd Woodard Floyd Ferguson Ed Baumgardner Helena P. A. Huntley Christine Raisland Big Timber Palmer Peterson Gerald Kinney Bob Barnum Noble Saunders A. C. Brumfield Ben Raisland Nell Baumgardner Mary Baumgardner Huntley Raymon Smith Bob Moon Art Nutting Earl Hicks Fred Rose Earl Olson Adelbert Eder Wayne Eder Carl Eder Eders Jim Baker Tom Brown Wilfred Baker Bud Golden Jim Baxter Torger Redland Elizabeth Roebel Don Davison Stanley Todd Mr. Davis Don Government Services The Montana Power Co Great Falls Jeep Chevrolet International Ford Big Timber, Montana Wrecker. Service
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