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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
8
Advanced reserved seat sales start January 29 at 9:00 a.m. at the High School office in Billings and run to February 8. Bleacher seats are $7.50 and floor seats $9.00 with season tickets valid for all day games. Open sale starts February 19 at Shrine Auditorium Billings for rest of buyers.
The Advisory Council proposes a state program for rodent and predator evaluation within the Department of Livestock costing about 65 000 dollars yearly for ten years. It seeks federal action to fund predator research and to relax land bans on chemical toxins while urging partnerships with the Bureau of Sports Fisheries for 1973 bait distribution. Public hearings and a wildlife rabies research program are urged along with restricted distribution of strychnine and zinc phosphide.
Mrs Mary Fravda hosts Boulder Valley Woman's club gathering on Friday January 19 and welcomes daughter Mrs Carl Williams visiting from Willow Creek. Governor Thomas L. Judge proclaims January 21 to 27 as State Jaycee Week highlighting 68 Montana chapters and pledged office collaboration with Jaycees for community betterment.
The docket lists multiple individuals from Billings Big Timber Laurel and other towns facing penalties for speeding and traffic violations. Fines range from 15 to 25 dollars with one day suspensions for failure to report accidents. The notice also cites a law excerpt on right of way and left turn yielding.
The T Bone Cow Belles held a directors meeting in Columbus on Tuesday January 23 to discuss the winter gathering at the Absa rokee Lutheran Church on February 13. They will host an annual leathercraft contest and invite leather articles for exhibition. A Brand Book listing registered brands in Sweet Grass Caribou and Stillwater counties is in progress with attendees including Ethel Brownlee Masbel Harper Pat Brownlee Nora Hanson Kathryn Ellison and Arlene File.
Week two standings show progression in three leagues with teams such as Dave's Mobil-1 WOTM-3 Norman's Conoco-1 TV Cable Falls Beer Solberg's City Club Bar Treasure State Telephone City Club Lanes Bieber's Lucky Lager Pepsi Ma and Pa Klindt's C M Russell Frye's Boulder Gardens Starr Ford Bankers Bair Elec Maverick Moose I Moose IB SG Creamery Oie Motors Husky Oil Burlington Northern Farmer's Ser and Moose IT posting varied records.
Senate Minority Leader Jim Moore summarizes the closing day for bill introductions and potential carryover into 1974. He highlights environment and mining protections, constitutional implementation, no fault insurance, water rights, and gambling debate plus a proposed study delay. District 9 residents are urged to stay in touch with lawmakers.
The record lists patients remaining under care including Katie Davis Marvin Gunderson Warren Huxtable Menda Shipton Mabel Brewer Jim Harris Pearl Miller Grace Carney. Dismissed are Nora Fraser Wilford Casterline Lydia Hauge Meredith McGowan and baby girl.
Jim Sandsness asks Sweet Grass County residents to mail in contributions to stamp out birth defects. He cites about a quarter of a million affected infants yearly and explains donations support over 100 Medical Service Programs nationwide with physicians scientists and health professionals contributing to progress.
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