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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
8
Boe expands into timber cruising to identify forest types and volume. He implements stand improvement practices such as pruning thinning and release cuttings on a two acre plot. He sold five cords of firewood 90 corral poles and cleared brush across four acres. Future harvests aim for steady annual yield.
At the Inland Empire Natural Resource Youth Camp a high school senior learns to use an increment borer to date trees prisms to compute basal area and timber crossing to estimate saw timber volume. Profits from his Tree Farm and a 4H forestry scholarship will help defray future college expenses.
A Luverne Minnesota reader dubbed a "tired American" condemns antiwar protests, foreign policy critics, and perceived cultural degeneracy. The letter denounces mobs at embassies, calls out De Gaulle Nasser and artists, and laments government relief reliance and social unrest.
A self styled tired American denounces antiwar protesters, civil rights promoters, and foreign critics while defending capitalism and free enterprise. He condemns clergy who push integration, laments media films from Communist China, and clings to pride in the Star Spangled Banner and Old Glory. He calls for resisting “phony” idols and worship of America as the land of the free. He ends praising a merciful Lord for a nation under God with justice for all.
Local notes report New Year festivities at clubs and home gatherings with guests like the Norman Starrs and Dean Lowry. Icy streets cause minor fender bending and humorous incidents near the post office. Montana wins Parade of Roses Queen's trophy and Sweepstakes. Kenneth C. Miekush earns a paid trip to Mexico City for top insurance sales.
The aircraft carrier Constellation returns to the United States after seven months with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Electrician's Mate 2c Richard L. Clark of Libby served aboard. The ship spent much of the voyage at Yankee Station off North Vietnam, conducting 106 major air strikes against military targets in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Constellation pilots flew 10 583 combat and support missions and landed aboard the ship more than 71 700 times. Richard has received his discharge from the Navy and plans to take college entrance exams in February in San Diego.
Mr and Mrs Byron Grosfield entertained the Grosfield cousins at a holiday dinner Saturday night. Attending were Leif and Mrs Anderson of Melville Don Anderson and Laura Marie Miles City David Anderson Robbie Cathy Oakland Callifl William Thornby and Herb Helena The Helena Thornbys stayed overnight due to bad road conditions.
The Livingstone Freshman basketball team visits Monday January 8 at 4 p m to face local high school B and C squads at the city gym. The following home game is Saturday January 13 against the Harlowton Engineers.
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