Recreation Sticker Program Extends Through March 31 1966
The annual seven dollar recreation sticker may be used unlimited times and admits holders to national parks and other federal recreation areas. Stickers purchased now remain valid until March 31, 1966. Group picnics at improved national forest grounds need a group reservation at five dollars for up to 50 people or ten dollars for 50 to 100. The sticker is not required for group picnics but must be displayed when using a charge recreation area. Funds from sticker sales go to the Land and Water Conservation fund to help local planning and development of recreation areas, with remaining funds used by federal agencies to acquire key recreation sites, mainly in congested eastern areas.
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National Parks
National Forest
Land & Water Conservation Fund
Wild river system proposed includes major Montana streams
Local streams listed as candidates for a proposed wild river system include the north and middle forks of the Flathead, the south fork above Hungry Horse, the Blackfoot, Rock Creek tributary of the Clarks Fork, Selway, Gallatin, Madison Jefferson, Beaverhead, Boulder, Ruby, Yellowstone, Big Hole, and the upper Missouri between Fort Benton and Fort Peck Reservoir.
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Bob Marshal
Flathead
South Fork
Hungry Horse
Blackfoot
Rock Creek
Clarks Fork
Gallatin
Madi- Jefferson
Beaverhead
Boulder
Ruby
Yellowstone
Big Hole
Missouri
Fort Benton
Fort Peck Reservoir
Tully Lavold Camp Filming Near Red Lodge Route
At Red Lodge Raciot camp the crew aided by KULR TV filmed a movie. The program is slated to air on or about August first. Chinese jade diggers sent jade to China while American workers kept the gold.
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Page One
Red Lodge
Raciot
Kulr TV
China
Hospital Notes Recap of June Admissions and Discharges
Laurel resident Andrew Racki had an appendectomy June 17 and was released June 21. Becky Holcomb admitted June 18 for minor surgery, released June 19. Mrs H A Anderson admitted June 18 and released June 19. Chet Birdwell admitted June 19 for medical care, released June 21. Marie Bratlie admitted June 19 and released June 22. Linda Tollefson, four, admitted June 21 for tonsillectomy. Ken Smith admitted June 21 for tonsillectomy. Mrs Florence Utermohle admitted June 22 for medical care, released June 23. Ralph Weagel admitted June 22 for post operative care, transferred from Billings hospital. Ole Stenberg admitted June 22 for nose bleed, released.
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Andrew Racki
Laurel
Becky Holcomb
Paul Holcomb
H. A. Anderson
Chet Birdwell
Marie Bratlie
Linda Tollefson
Terrill Tollefson
Ken Smith
Herman Smith
Florence Utermohle
Ralph Weagel
Billings Hospital
Ole Stenberg
Redlegs Ready for Livingston Cubs Saturday Tilt
Redlegs travel to face the Livingston Cubs on Saturday in the first meeting this season. A following home date with Clyde Park is set for the 29th, with no prior meetings against either team this year.
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Livingston Cubs
Clyde Park
The
Redlegs
Community group notices and meetings in Big Timber
Open installation of officers by C E S The Order of Eastern Star set for June 30 at 8 p m Timber Tops picnic and shower drive for Pioneer Home June 28 and July 6 meetings Kent Kommunity Klub reports 10 members and three guests with new joiners from Grey Cliff Livingston Reed Point and Bozeman Woman's Week attendance planned Jaycees discuss rodeo parade float and Pioneer Home lawn work Don Sheen and Ron Broughton attend National convention in Buffalo NY July 4 fireworks sponsorship vote revoked due to prior financial issues
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Timber Tops
Kent Kommunity Klub
Vern Bondell
Ron Hauge
Reed Point
Helen Wedel
Alma Shinn
Livingston
Jim Nepstad
Gaylord Brunckhorst
Grey Cliff
Bozeman
Jaycees
Timber Jayceens
Pioneer Home
Don Sheen
Ron Broughton
Buffalo
N. Y
Boul der 4H Club Plans Summer Picnic and Demo Day
The eighth meeting led by President Dean Broughton opened with a song. A road signs demonstration was given by Carol Gallentine. The club invites guests from Europe behind the Iron Curtain to share travels at a picnic planned for June 27 at East Boulder campground. Refreshments by Mrs Fehlmann.
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Boulder H Club
Dean Broughton
Magdalen Fehlman
BIG ‘Timber
St Paul Visitors Bid Farewell To Family Matriarch
St Paul Mr and Mrs Darrell Glissdock and four daughters visited the girls great grandmother Mrs Emily Thompson and the Jim Thompsons Tuesday and depart today. Davy and Mrs Robert Mack welcomed a 6 pound 10 ounce daughter born June 22 at Community hospital.
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Darrell Glissdock
St. Paul, Minn
Emily Thompson
Jim Thompsons
Davy
Robert Mack
Thompson Family Returns to Seattle After Visit
Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson Jr left Tuesday for Seattle returning home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson and her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Taylor. They traveled with Jim's brother Steve who will visit Ed and family while there.
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Jim .Thompson Jr
Seattle
Jim ‘Thompson
Ben Taylor
Jim
Steve
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaning Slogan Noted in Local Ad
Fragmentary ad text mentions removing soil from carpets and upholstery using Blue Lustre methods, with a rental price for electric shampover at 1 dollar and a garbled name Gam bles. Likely an old classified or promotional blurb.
Eastern Star Officers Install Wednesday Night
Community notice for open installation of Eastern Star officers on Wednesday night June 30 at 8 o'clock. Classified items list various ads including a 19-year-old seeking summer work, a single motor for sale, a modern four bedroom home for sale, and trailer house rental requests, all with contact numbers.
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Eastern Star
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Tully Lavold
C.E.S
Order of Eastern Star
Coe ‘Alfred Ostrum Ranch
Big Timber Creek 4H
Buccaneers
Arne Grosfield
Detroit
Minn
St. Paul
E. H. Peake Chiropractor
Masonic Temple
Gary Collenborne
H. P
Thorva Simonsorx
McBride Land & Livestock Co
Nee Call
Miss Rich
J. S. Solberg Co., Inc
Jantzen
Dupont
Antron
Lycra
Conte Ate Te Eae Ak
Demo
Phey Yong
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