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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
4
Olaf Brekke compiles September events including club and organization meetings in Dubois Idaho and U.S. Sheep Experiment Station sale. Montana State reminders urge fall range management and lawn care while World Grain projects project a record 1973 wheat crop and rising soybean and corn yields, barring frost.
Thomas Regan and Kurt Winegardner, both of Billings, were fined 25 dollars each after pleading guilty in Michele Carroccia's Justice of the Peace court. They admitted taking a case of empty soda bottle from outside the Sheridan sheriff's office to raise gas money on their way to Alaska.
A sewing clinic sponsored by Robbins-Gust Stores will be held Sunday at the First Congregational Church at 1 30 p m. Pat Sanski V Stores consultant will lead a session on fabrics, garments, patterns, interfacings and care with demonstrations and a Q A period. Virgil Gust notes progress in fabrics can bewilder the average seamstress and the program aims to reduce confusion.
Margaret Huffman attended a MACCY meeting in Big Sky focusing on a quality life for Montana's children and youth as affected by environment ecology land use and energy development. A Sunday morning panel on The Future of Gallatin Canyon featured economist Dr Verne House legislator Rep Dorothy Bradley attorney James Goetz Gallatin Canyon study team member Dr James Jezesti Gallatin National Forest official Leon Logan Western Real Estate Dave Penwell and MSU sociologist Anne Williams.
Mary Kienitz is employed at Friends View Manor a retirement and nursing home in Newberg Oregon during the current school year. She plans to continue nurse training next year.
Montana brief notes the Northern International Livestock Exposition moves the bred heifer and stock cow sale to a separate Public Auction Yards day on Oct 27 as part of NILE 1973. Allen E Walton promotes wide advertising and expects strong national buyer turnout. Also covered are lifted forest restrictions in Montana and new flotation device rules for Bighorn Canyon visitors, plus July Montana red meat production at 14.8 million pounds, up six percent from 1972 aided by a low July hog slate.
The Yellowstone Victorians 4-H club met August 19 at Stenberg's home with Kenny Laubach presiding. Six visitors, four leaders and 13 members attended. The group scheduled record-keeping for August 26 at Hammersmarks, planned Recognition Night at Four Winds Inn on September 15 or 22, and approved a corndog stand for the fair. Talks were given by Mark, Steve, Randy and Arlene, followed by a picnic at Stenbergs.
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