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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
2
Direct verification of bank deposits reconciled with City Treasurer balances. Tested cash receipt accuracy, fee dockets, and financial statements with supporting documents. City Council minutes reviewed. Claims examined for authorization itemisation signatures and legal compliance. Remarks note improper case docket by outgoing police magistrate and proper procedures explained.
Robert J. Uplinger of Syracuse New York was elected President of Lions International at the 54th Annual Convention in Las Vegas June 22 to 25 He will lead about 960 000 members in 25 300 clubs across 146 regions His theme for 1971 1972 is Lionism is Commitment with emphasis on member service and community projects Also noted Ruth Schuler and Arnold Johnson earned second in East West and fourth overall at the Billings Bridge Tournament June 25.
Ranger Frank Salomonsen warns the public that fireworks and burning objects are forbidden in any National Forest. The notice, issued during the Fourth of July period, reiterates bans on burning cigars cigarettes pipes matches and other flames within forest boundaries.
The piece argues the US can double wealth and living standards in 15 years through 5 percent annual productivity gains. It calls for broad economic education across society and coordinated policy action at all government levels to achieve practical economic understanding.
A letter from Maggi Buttrell of the Porcupine Butte 4 H Club thanks Melville teens for excellent behavior at the Moose Hall dance sponsored by the club. She invites comments on repeating the event next month and credits chaperons and leaders for a successful gathering with about 100 youths and five adults assisting.
The piece urges ending deficit spending and fostering labor management cooperation to curb inflation. It argues productivity benefits workers, consumers, and owners, warns against wage-driven inflation, and advocates broad civic education and a booklet titled The Wealth Machine to spread economic understanding. It also notes Moose Women meetings and officer installations.
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