JIFFY STOVE AND FREEZE METHODS FOR OUTDOOR USES
Instructions describe a DIY stove using a toilet paper roll and alcohol, and freezer units from empty cartons for small game and fish. A penny balloon helps locate panfish schools, and a trolling tip advises a weaker line to allow a lure to break free if snagged.
Anti-Gun Bill Sparks Freedom Debate In Dodd Proposals
Montana readers see gun rights clash as S 1592 proposed by Sen. Thomas Dodd would grant Treasury control over gun sales, transport and registration. The plan allows broad regulatory power, arbitrary license denial, high dealer fees, cross-state transport limits, and a central registration scheme, drawing strong opposition from hunters, sportsmen, and gun owners.
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Montana
Hunting & Fishing News
Gun Owners of America
Thomas Dodd
Sen
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
Secretary of Treasury
Great Society
America
American university protests spark debate on freedom and order
A wide range of campus actions against U S foreign policy and Viet Nam policies are described. Leaders like W Averell Harriman and university figures defend academic freedom while urging respect for authority to prevent breakdowns in law and order.
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U. S
Viet Nam
W. Averell Harriman
Cornell University
Dominican Republic
Soviet Union
Latin America
Harriman
New York
Arnold Johnson
Washington
University of Wisconsin
Foreign Service
University of California
Berkeley
Venezuela
University of Maryland
Wilson H. Elkins
Elkins
Outdoor tips and improvised gear for field use
A collection of quick field hacks covers drying wet boots with a vacuum blower setting, lightweight plastic sheets for dry rests, magnetic tools for lures, soaking water potatoes to shine lines, oil substitutes from insect repellent, lowering tire pressure on sandy launches, vinegar to soften old glue, vinegar soaked amp lamp torches, kerosene torches on bricks, and gumdrop mouse bait that causes teeth to stick and trigger traps.
Hearings on S. 1582 Promised in Washington May Dates
Protests urged as hearings on S. 1582 are scheduled in Washington D C May 19 20 and 21. Citizens are urged to contact their Congressman to oppose the bill and seek hearings in western states asserting the right to be heard.
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Washington, D. C
Church Notices Include Worship Times and 1965 Seniors Honored
At The Churches DIAL-A-PRAYER WE 2-2233 Big Timber Lutheran Ocee Johnson, Pastor Sunday school at 9 45 a m Worship service at 11 The Seniors of 1965 will be honored Conservation Sunday Thursday today Senior Choir Meets at 7 00 Friday The Cub Scout pack meeting Melville Lutheran Church Worship service at 9 a m Sunday school at 10
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BIG Timber Lutheran Church
Ocee Johnson
Conservation
Melville Lutheran Church
Soul and Body Featured at Christian Science Churches
This Sunday Christian Science churches present Soul and Body as the subject with a Responsive Reading including Psalms 84 verse two. The text, My soul longeth yea even fainteth for the courts of the Lord, is quoted in the service.
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Christian Science
Evangelical Free Church Service Schedule
Donald E. Toney, pastor, leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. Evening service at 8 p m. Monday 7 30 p m Youth Fellowship. Wednesday 8 p m Prayer and Bible study on the Book of James. Women’s Missionary meeting second Thursday monthly at 7 p m.
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W. F. Clingman
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Haligowski
Big Timber
Reed Point
CYC
Altar Society
Holy Name
Evangelical Free Church
Donald E. Toney
Women’s Missionary Meeting
Morning prayer and church school at Campbell ranch
A morning service schedule notes prayer and church school followed by a potluck picnic on Sunday at 11 a m at Campbell ranch. Individuals may attend and bring dishes for the community meal.
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Campbell Ranch
Fahrenbruch Prevost Minneapolis Nuptials At First Congregational
Darlene C Prevost daughter of Mr and Mrs F N Prevost of Springdale married Thomas M Fahrenbruch son of Mr and Mrs Fred Fahrenbruch in an evening double ring ceremony May 1 at the First Congregational church Rev Kink M Dewey officiated The bride wore a satin gown and fingertip veil The couple will reside in Minneapolis A reception followed at the church with out of state guests from Portland and Nyssa Ore
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Billings
Darlene C. Prevost
F. N. Prevost
Springdale
Thomas M. Fahrenbruch
Fred Fahrenbruch
Yellowstone Ave
First Congregational Church
Kink M. Dewey
Ivan Bower
Livingston
Dale Owen
Alvin Meyen
Ted Harris
Jim Warner
Owen
James Krieg
Cecil Davis
Lenora Bieber
Beverly Hanson
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Harlowton Gardens
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hillcrest Christian College Gospelairs Singers
Maryland
Dr. Elkins
ST. Mark‘s Episcopal Church
Bozeman Livestock Auction CO
Bob Ellerd
Mgr
Big Timber Bakery
Richard W. Josephson
McDonald & Josephson
Attorneys At Law
Penny Wise
Rosedale