Exhibits Collections Temporary Exhibits Permanent Exhibits Collections Texas Forestry Hall of Fame Nomination Form Exhibits Collections Texas Forestry Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Inductees Marvin G Angle 1910 1983 Inducted September 2014 Marvin G Angle 1910 1983 received a BS in Forestry in 1936 from Oregon State School of Forestry In 1934 Mr Angle began his career with the US Forest Service and Texas AM Forest Service until 1946 He then accepted a forestry position with International Paper IP and began acquiring and managing thousands of acres to support company processing plants and operations including land for the seed orchard in Nacogdoches County and the nursery operation in Bullard TX He was also successful in purchasing the construction site for the paper mill near Texarkana TX At the time of his retirement Robert Baker 1927 Inducted October 2003 Robert Baker was born in 1927 in California where he received his undergraduate degree and his Masters in Forestry at the University of California He then completed his education with a PhD in Forest Valuation at the State University of New York Baker assumed teaching responsibilities at Stephen F Austin State University in Nacogdoches in 1956 where he remained until moving to Texas AM University in 1975 There he received the Teaching Excellence award for the AM Department of Forest Science During his more than 50year career in forestry Robert Baker produced numerous articles papers and presentations in his field Dr Bakers professional expertise lies in forest valuation and in remote sensing and photo interpretation but he also has a keen interest in forest history A significant contribution to Texas forest history is Sawdust Empire The Texas Lumber Industry 1839 1940 coauthored with Dr Robert Maxwell Dr R Scott Beasley 1942 Inducted November 2016 Dr Scott Beasley served as the Dean of the Arthur Temple College of Forestry at Stephen F Austin State University from 1992 to 2008 His leadership as dean enhanced the reputation of SFASU and influenced the professional development of many students and faculty Under Dr Beasleys leadership SFASU developed the Forest Resources Institute the Waters of East Texas Center and the National Center of Pharmaceutical Crops He was selected as a fellow in the Society of American Foresters in 1997 and served as the president of the Texas Forestry Association in 2000 Dr Beasley graduated from Stephen F Austin State University with a Bachelors Degree in Forest Management and from the University of Arizona with a Doctorate in Watershed Management He is married to Paula Beasley and they have two children Ronald Billings 1941 Inducted November 2018 Ronald Billings is an internationally recognized expert on bark beetle management and his early research on the southern pine beetle resulted in Southernwide acceptance of cutandleave as a practical southern pine beetle SPB control tactic He developed an SPB prediction system using pheromone traps and developed the first areawide SPB hazard map He provided technical assistance to Latin American countries regarding forest pest control and field guides in Spanish Billings graduated with a BS from University of Washington an MS from Oregon State University and PhD in forest entomology from University of Washington He is a Fellow in the Society of American Foresters and served on the Texas Forestry Associations Board of Directors as well as several committees Billings and his wife Carmen have two daughters and several grandchildren Thomas G Burch 1915 Inducted October 2014 Thomas G Burch of Brookeland Texas began his selfemployed career with his own logging business at the age of 20 and has since been in the timber business for five decades Mr Burch has been an industry pioneer by operating a biomass fuel chipping operation in the 1980s long before industry professionals considered the idea Along with running his successful business Burch sought to better organize loggers give them a unified voice promote their cause and enhance public perception of the industry He was a founding member and original Chairman of the Texas Logging Council TLC which helped to secure Texas loggers with a fully mechanized workers compensation insurance rate Over the years Burch has helped TLC raise thousands of dollars for the Lufkin State School to build custom wheelchairs for Mr Burch has received several awards including Logger of the Year Logging Business of the Year and Activist of the Year He has served in many capacities with Texas Logging Council and Texas Forestry Association including serving as President in 1999 John Joe Oliver Burnside 1906 1978 Inducted October 2014 John Joe Oliver Burnside 1906 1978 graduated from Colorado State University in 1932 with a BS in Technical Forestry He began his career with the US Forest Service where he served on the Angelina and Sam Houston National Forests leading several crews of the Civilian Conservation Corps CCC fighting fires planting trees collecting seed building lookout towers mapping conducting timber stand improvements and building roads throughout remote areas of East Texas which made forest fire protection more efficient In 1936 Burnside worked in the Division of Forest Protection with the Texas AM Forest Service TFS and in 1949 he became the Chief of the Division of Forest Protection responsible for protecting 9 million acres of timberland from wildfire Mr Burnside had a hand in developing many of the latest methods of detecting locating and fighting forest fires in the South And he was responsible for working with the US Weather Bureau to initiate special daily forecasts pertinent to forest fire hazards for fire control agencies Burnside retired from the Texas AM Forest Service after 36 years of proud service to the state of Texas Herman Rip Byrd 1928 2005 Inducted November 2018 Herman Rip Byrd began his career as a field forester Byrd was instrumental in the creation of the Texas Reforestation Foundation TRe which provided cost shares to private forest landowners encouraging them to plant trees on their lands The TRe Foundation contributed more than 84 million to assist landowners and the program planted over 186800 acres of land in East Texas Additionally he was a partner in Walker Brother Lumber Company WalkerByrd Raven Timber and Rip Byrd Properties Byrd graduated from Stephen F Austin State University He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and served in the Korean War Byrd was a member of the Texas Forestry Association and served as President in 1978 and 1986 He was a deacon at First Baptist Church in his community and a Mason Shriner and Jestor Byrd and his wife Frances have four children and many grandchildren William T Carter 1856 1921 Inducted September 2001 WT Carter was born in Tyler Texas in 1856 His lumber empire began 1n 1876 with a small mill in Trinity Texas and grew through a succession of additional and larger mills WT and brother and partner EA Carter formed the premier mill of the firm in 1897 WT Carter Bro at what became Camden Carter constructed a company railroad the Moscow Camden and San Augustine Railroad in 1898 With George Kelley WT Carter built the Carter Kelley Lumber Company in Manning before 1907 WT Carter was among the early leaders in forest management techniques WT Carters life and career spanned a time of great change in the timber industry Glenn Allen Chancellor 1937 2001 Inducted November 2007 Glenn Chancellor graduated in 1959 from Stephen F Austin State University with a Bachelor of Forestry degree He lived most of his life and spent his career in the piney woods of East Texas that he loved He worked in Florida at Container Corporation prior to returning to east Texas to work for Southwestern Settlement and Development a predecessor company of TempleInland Inc He retired after 38 years as group vice president from TempleInland Inc in Diboll In this capacity he also served as vice president of Inland Container Corporation and cochief executive officer of Planforsur in SA Mexico Glenn Chancellors professional affiliations reflect his lifelong dedication to the forest land and forestry industry He served on executive committees and as chairman of the American Pulpwood Association the American Forest Council the Texas Forestry Museum the Society of American Foresters Distinguished Service Award 1984 and Texas Forestry Association past president He was a founding member and past chairman of Texas Reforestation Foundation and on the Board of Trustees for The Nature Conservancy of Texas Glenn also served on the Board of Directors for the Stephen F Austin Alumni Association John Halpin Courtenay 1922 Inducted October 2009 John Courtenay received his BS degree from New York State College of Forestry Syracuse University in 1948 He served in the US Navy during World War II He began and ended his professional career with the US Forest Service serving on national forests in Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama John moved to supervisory positions with the National Forests in Florida and the US Forest Service Regional office in Atlanta Georgia In 1966 John moved to Lufkin to assume the role of the Supervisor of National Forests in Texas where he served until his retirement in 1980 Throughout his career and retirement Johns dedication to his profession is reflected in his long list of accomplishments and affiliations He has been a member of the Society of American Foresters for over 50 years being named a Fellow in 1984 John remains active in The Texas Forestry Association and the Texas Forestry Museum He served as an active volunteer almost from the beginning of the Museum and eagerly shares his vast knowledge of East Texas Forest History He was a Charter member and past chair of the Lufkin Tree Board and has been active in Boy Scout Troop 140 Joe C Denman 1923 Inducted October 2013 Joe Denman received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Texas AM University in 1950 He served in the US Navy during World War II as a Naval Aviator and Assistant Squadron Administrative Officer He began his career as a professional engineer with Southern Pine Lumber Company Joe filled many positions with the company as it evolved into Temple Industries Time Incorporated TempleEastex Incorporated and TempleInland Incorporated Mr Denman became Chairman of the Board as well as President and CEO of TempleEastex Throughout his career Joes dedication to his profession and the forest industry is reflected in his long list of accomplishments and affiliations He has been an active member and director of the Southern Forest Products Association Texas Forest Products Manufacturers Association National Forest Products Association and the Forest Products Research Society He has served and directed many more professional and civic associations Alfred D Folweiler 1902 1986 Inducted September 2005 A D Folweiler studied forestry at Penn State University Yale and the University of Wisconsin Folweilers work before coming to Texas included the US Forest Service and several state forestry organizations As a faculty member at Louisiana State University Dr Folweiler wrote his widely used textbook Forest Fire in the United States After World War II he worked with International Paper and was active in the formation of the Louisiana Forestry Association Dr Folweiler was named Director of the Texas Forest Service in 1949 holding the position until his retirement in 1967 Folweiler formed the first forest tree improvement program in the South The Texas Forest Service achieved an outstanding record in forest fire prevention and control under his guidance He also fostered what would become county and regional forest landowner associations in Texas Folweiler was active in the Texas Forestry Association and served as president of the National Association of State Foresters He was a Fellow in the Society of American Foresters Charles R Franklin 1918 2008 Inducted October 2008 Charles R Franklin the youngest of five children graduated from University of Georgia in 1939 with a degree in Forestry He served in the US Navy from 19421948 then took a position in Texas as forester and land manager with Wirt Davis Estate managing 60000 acres of timberland His mission was to grow forests continuously on every possible acre of Wirt Davis land and to provide a sustained and increasing timber yield Under his care the Estates timber productivity increased by 500 and today its forests continue to grow more timber than is harvested every year He retired from Wirt Charless recognitions include Best in TreesTimberland Management in 1998 by the Ft Worth Star Telegram He became a Fellow in the Society of American Foresters in 1979 and received the DSF award in 1972 Outstanding Forester of Texas 1972 by TFA and served as vice president of the Texas Forestry Association Charles was one of the first to be licensed as a Registered Professional Land Surveyor in Texas He was tireless in his civic community and church organizations also In 1992 he received the Melvin Jones Award for Dedicated Humanitarian Services from the Lions Club International Simon Wood Henderson 1859 1923 Inducted September 2001 Simon Wood Henderson came to Texas in 1883 from Georgia where he was born in 1859 In Polk County Henderson worked for a tiecutting contractor and within a year had purchased the business He acquired a general mercantile in 1886 was active in timber and land sales and invested with Joseph H Kurth in a sawmill in Keltys north of Lufkin Throughout his career Henderson and Kurth along with partners Sam and Eli Wiener were involved in numerous sawmill ventures throughout East Texas and Louisiana and in the Angelina Neches River Railroad a companyowned line of Angelina County Lumber Company His business acumen led him into many other related enterprises in the Pineywoods region including Lufkin Foundry Machine Company organized in 1902 Henderson was indeed a leader in the industry Ronald H Hufford 1948 Inducted October 2015 Ron Hufford has served as the Executive Director for the Texas Forestry Association TFA since 1984 He established the Texas Forest Landowners Council and the Texas Logging Council which unified the efforts of their members and contributed to TFAs legislative accomplishments Under Huffords leadership TFA Played an important role with the establishment of educational programs like Project Learning Tree and the Teacher Conservation Institute He served as chairman for the Texas Society of American Foresters in 2003 and the Texas Agriculture Council from 2006 2011 Hufford graduated from Southern Illinois University with a Bachelors Degree in Forestry He is an Eagle Scout and he served in the United States Air Force Hufford is an active member of First Christian Church and the Lufkin Rotary Club He is married to Shelly Hufford they have two children and one grandchild Paul F Hursey 1908 1980 Inducted October 2015 Paul Hursey was the first commercial forester employed in Texas when he joined the Angelina County Lumber Company as the Chief Forester in 1937 He initiated the program of selective logging and industrial reforestation Hursey also played an active role in the establishment of the Southland Paper Mill and he secured the raw materials used in the testing process which proved that Southern Yellow Pine could be used to manufacture newsprint Later Hursey was in charge of the sawmill operations and timberland holdings of the Kurth Lumber Company in Jasper Hursey graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelors Degree in Forestry in 1937 Hursey served as president of the Texas Forestry Association in 1951 and director of the Texas Lumber Manufacturers Association He was married to Floreen Rowe Hursey and they had three children W Goodrich Jones 1860 1950 Inducted October 2004 William Goodrich Jones is considered the Father of Forestry in Texas Jones a banker in Temple Texas had a special love for trees During his youth the family lived in Germany where Jones visited with rangers and forestry workers in the Black Forest Back in Texas W Goodrich Jones promoted the management techniques he had seen as a boy In 1889 BE Fernow chief of the US Bureau of Forestry enlisted Jones to make a forest survey of the Pineywoods of Texas W Goodrich lobbied lumbermen and the legislature to create what would become the Texas Forest Service in 1915 A major force was the Texas Forestry Association spearheaded by Jones in 1914 He served as president of TFA until 1921 Jones also promoted a state Arbor Day designation Jones was born in New York in 1860 He earned a degree in business from Princeton and started in the banking business in Galveston before moving to Temple W Goodrich Jones died in 1950 David Crockett Kenley 1886 1975 Inducted October 2012 Dave Kenley a trained land surveyor headed the Southern Pine Lumber Company Land and Timber Department for sixty years He was responsible for negotiations for the acquisition and disposal of timber holdings including sale of acreage to the federal government for parts of the Sabine National Forest Kenley was proactive in dealing with squatters on company land He introduced cattle grazing and fencing on company lands to protect them from adverse possession His efforts were also instrumental in reducing poaching and developing guidelines for hunting on Temples holdings In the early 1900s Kenley surveyed all of the companys land Kenley served as president of the Texas Forestry Association in 1939 and was named a member of the Whos Who of Sam Houston State University John Henry Kirby 1860 1940 Inducted September 2001 John Henry Kirby born in Texas in 1860 was the most widely known Texas lumberman during his lifetime Kirby studied law and as he worked on cases involving East Texas timberlands Kirbys interest in the forests was piqued He began to purchase timber himself and procured outside capital to form several timber and milling companies His Gulf Beaumont Kansas City Railroad helped transition the area around Beaumont from river transportation to rails for getting harvested logs to mills Kirby soon operated more than a dozen sawmills in East Texas that produced over one million board feet of lumber a day making him the largest lumber manufacturer in the Gulf Southwest He sold his railroad to Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and formed with other investors the Kirby Lumber Company and Houston Oil Company John Henry Kirby was a forest conservation advocate and early in the 20th century developed one of the first forest working plans for his 125 million acres of timber Ernest L Kurth 1885 1960 Inducted September 2005 Ernest Lynn Kurth attended Southwestern University before joining the family business Angelina County Lumber Company in Keltys Texas in 1905 Kurth worked in several positions at the sawmill learning firsthand the challenges of each job In 1936 he became president of the company He began several new lumber enterprises in Texas and Louisiana and was active in several other regional businesses He is perhaps best known for his leadership in the organization of Southland Paper Mills in Lufkin the first mill to use southern yellow pine to manufacture newsprint Kurth worked hard for forestry in Texas He supported the Texas Forestry Association in fighting for the institution of the Texas Forest Service in 1915 Kurth was perhaps one of the first in Texas to experiment with reforestation planting longleaf seeds in 1925 He followed the advice of the fledgling Texas Forest Service in developing selective cutting and sustainedyield programs In 1937 Kurth hired the first graduate industrial forester in Texas Joseph Hubert Kurth 1857 1930 Inducted September 2001 Joseph H Kurth born in Germany in 1857 immigrated to Galveston Texas in 1878 Initial work in a commercial lumber yard led to his eventual purchase of a mill at Kurth Station near Corrigan in Polk County and eventually to the purchase of a larger mill at Keltys just north of Lufkin along with Simon Wood Henderson Angelina County Lumber Company was born of this venture considered one of the most complete and modern of its time A company railroad the Angelina Neches River Railroad also resulted from the enterprise Along with Sam and Eli Wiener Kurth and Henderson expanded their interests across East Texas and into western Louisiana becoming very influential in the southern forest products industry Other enterprises included Lufkin Foundry and Machine Company originally formed to repair and service sawmill equipment Melvin E Kurth Jr 1931 Inducted September 2011 After growing up in Houston Melvin E Kurth Jr received a mechanical engineering degree from Southern Methodist University in 1955 After working as a consulting engineer in Houston he went to work for Southland Paper Mills in 1957 eventually rising to President and CEO prior to leaving the company in 1978 He served as President of the Angelina Neches River Railroad from 1974 to 1980 Beginning in1968 he served as a director of Lufkin Industries He also has served as a director of St Regis Paper Company First City National Bank of Houston and Lufkin National Bank In 1975 he served as chair of the fundraising drive committee for the creation of the Texas Forestry Museum and as chair of the Air and Water Conservation Committee of the Houston Chamber of Commerce In 1976 he was president of the Southern Forest Institute In 1977 he was chair of the Newsprint Division of the American Paper Institute In 1979 he served as board president of Memorial Hospital in Lufkin He also has served as a director of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Memorial Hospital System of Houston and Southwestern University of Georgetown He currently serves as a Henry Jacob Lutcher 1836 1912 Inducted September 2001 H J Lutcher the son of German immigrants began his lumbering career near the site of his birth in Williamsport Pennsylvania In the early 1860s Lutcher formed a partnership with G Bedell Moore Their lumber manufacturing business prospered into the mid1870s Then dwindling timber resources in Pennsylvania brought the pair to Texas in search of a promising new location An exploratory trip to the state convinced Lutcher and Moore that trees waterways and local industry in and around the city of Orange bode well for a move In 1878 they established LutcherMoore Lumber Company considered to be the first of the large mills that ushered in the boom years of the timber industry in Texas The mills and related railroads they built at Orange and later in Louisiana were among the largest and finest for their time firmly establishing the Lutcher Moore Lumber Company in the economic fabric of southeast Texas and western Louisiana Robert Maxwell 1911 1990 Inducted October 2003 Robert Maxwell received his BA degree in history in his home state of Kentucky and then obtained his masters from the University of Cincinnati and his PhD from the University of Wisconsin Maxwell taught at Wisconsin and at the University of Kentucky before beginning his tenure at Stephen F Austin State University in 1952 In 1966 he was named the first SFA Alumni Associations Distinguished Professor Dr Maxwell became fascinated with the history of the economic development of East Texas in particular railroads and lumbering He published many books and papers on these topics including Whistle in the Pineywoods and Sawdust Empire The Texas Lumber Industry 1839 1940 coauthored with Robert Baker Through Dr Maxwells efforts many documents relating to early forest industries were saved from destruction Bruce R Miles 1935 Inducted October 2008 Bruce R Miles graduated with a Bachelor of Forestry degree in 1958 through a cooperative scholarship program between Texas A M University and Louisiana State University After serving as an officer in the US Field Artillery he joined the Texas Forest Service in 1959 and rose through the ranks from assistant forester to director of the agency in 1981 He served as the 6th State Forester of Texas until his retirement in 1996 whereupon he was bestowed the prestigious title of Director Emeritus by the Texas A M System Miles was a delegate of the United States to the IX Bruces awards include Gifford Pinchot Medal in 1997 by the Society of American Foresters Distinguished Service to Forestry Award from the Texas Society of American Foresters in 1981 and the Distinguished Performance Award for Administration in 1982 from the Texas A M System G Bedell Moore 1840 1908 Inducted September 2001 G Bedell Moore born in 1840 in Elizabeth New Jersey went into business with lumber manufacturing partner HJ Lutcher in Williamsport Pennsylvania Their business prospered for several years after its inception in the early 1860s but eventually the timber resource dwindled and the pair elected to move their partnership to another location Extensive research in the South brought Moore and Lutcher to Texas in 1877 Impressive virgin forests of long leaf pine and cypress suitable waterways for rafting logs and transporting lumber to coastal markets and rail transportation in the area led to the establishment of a sawmill in Orange Lutcher Moore Lumber Company in 1878 The inception of this the largest mill of its day in Texas and other subsequent mills in Texas and Louisiana helped lead the way for the other timber pioneers who followed Kenneth Nelson 1915 1992 Inducted October 2008 Kenneth Nelson born in Diboll Texas graduated from Lufkin High School in 1932 Although his higher education was limited to college night courses and a correspondence course from American School in Drafting his selftaught lessons in the field made him expert in the industry and an innovative leader He joined Southern Pine Lumber Company in 1932 as an office clerk in the Land Timber Department In 1946 became the companys first forester Nelson a Registered Public Surveyor brought an inherent understanding of the principles of ecology His concept of the perpetual forest was in stark contrast to the cutoutand getout Kenneth Nelsons professional affiliations reflected his dedication He was a past president of the Texas Surveyors Association the Texas Forestry Association and of the board of the Texas Forestry Museum a member of the Society of American Foresters and he was honored by the Arthur Temple College of Forestry at Stephen F Austin State University with the Kenneth Nelson Distinguished Professorship filled in June 2000 Carol Riggs 1945 Inducted October 2015 Carol Riggs served as the Director of the Texas Forestry Museum from 19862007 She was instrumental in molding a museum that protects and preserves the history of the Texas forest industry She created many museum exhibits which present history for new generations Riggs also established the Texas Forestry Hall of Fame to honor those who made a great impact on the forest industry Riggs created a collection database to organize the museums artifacts and the Sawmill Database which provides easy access to researchers of Texas sawmills She also organized childrens museum events like EEK Week and Reading Railroad Riggs graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelors Degree in Biology She is an active member of First Christian Church and the Kiwanis Club She is married to Jim Riggs they have six kids and many grandchildren and greatgrandchildren Eric O Siecke 1882 1974 Inducted September 2002 EO Siecke was born and educated in Nebraska receiving his degree in forestry at the University of Nebraska Early professional work included service as Deputy State Forester in Oregon Siecke assumed duties as State Forester of Texas in 1918 and served until his retirement in 1942 He succeeded in putting together an organization which advanced the causes of forestry conservation and education in the state of Texas During the time Siecke headed the Texas Forest Service extensive programs in fire control and education were developed Forest management training and education were a major focus for the agency under Siecke The Texas Forest Service instituted seed nurseries to help fulfill the increasing demands for seedlings as companies increased reforestation efforts The first state forest was purchased in 1924 under Sieckes leadership It was renamed the EO Siecke State Forest in 1951 Thomas Lewis Latane Temple 1859 1935 Inducted September 2001 TLL Temple born in Essex County Virginia in 1859 arrived in Texarkana via Arkansas by 1877 There he worked in the commissary of a local lumber company Within ten years he became a partner in a sawmill operation in Atlanta Texas serving as mill manager In 1893 Temple purchased several thousand acres of timber along the Houston East West Texas Railway Company in Angelina County Texas and formed Southern Pine Lumber Company Other company mills were added as well as the TexasSoutheastern Railroad a company line The town was known as Diboll For many years the town was considered a model sawmill town Amenities common to mill communities such as schools churches commissary and movie theater were provided A library somewhat unusual for such a community was built in 1908 Arthur Temple Jr 1920 2006 Inducted September 2002 Arthur Temple Jr was born in 1920 in Texarkana Arkansas into a family already very active in the timber industry in the South He began his career in 1938 assumed the position of executive vicepresident of Southern Pine Lumber Company in 1948 and subsequently served as President and CEO and Chairman of the Board of TempleEastex Inc and Temple Industries Inc and Chairman of the Board of Temple Inland Inc Arthur Temple led the company through its transitions to TempleInland Inc including a merger with Time Incorporated Temples accomplishments are varied and noteworthy He is credited with leading not only Southern Pine Lumber Company and its successors in constant mill modernization progressive conservation and management practices and product and company development and diversification but also with providing visionary leadership for the entire southern forest products industry He has been vitally interested in the lives of the citizens of Diboll Angelina County and East Texas Clyde Thompson 1899 1987 Inducted November 2010 Clyde Thompson began his long career with Southern Pine Lumber Company on October 1 1916 as a stenographer For more than seventy years he continued his service to that company and its successors Temple Industries Inc and TempleEastex Inc Thompsons positions included processing lumber orders purchasing agent handling insurance claims superintendent of logging operations and supervising the companys retail yards In 1951 he was named a vice president and director of Southern Pine Lumber Company After his official retirement in 1976 Thompson continued his efforts in the companys behalf as secretary and treasurer of the Temple Political Action Committee Clyde Thompson was very active in affairs affecting his community and state and the forest industry in general From 1962 until 1975 Thompson served as the first mayor of Diboll He was appointed as a member of the Board of Regents of Texas AM University in 1961 and served six years Thompson was president of the Texas Forestry Association and was a leader in the Southern Logging Congress the Texas Logging Association and the Texas Lumber Joseph Brady Wadsworth 1922 2003 Inducted October 2006 Brady Wadsworth a 1958 University of Florida graduate in forestry began his career with ITT Rayonier Inc but moved to Texas to work with Southland Paper Mills in 1969 He served as Vice President of Forest Resources from 1972 to 1977 In 1985 Wadsworth retired from the St Regis mill as Regional Manager of the Texas Region Brady served on the Executive Committee of the American Pulpwood Association the Board of Directors of the Forest Farmers Association and as President of the Texas Forestry Association and the Texas Forestry Museum Brady Wadsworths passion for planting trees to keep pace with the harvest rate led to the formation of the Texas Reforestation Foundation TRe in 1980 He persuaded industry leaders to voluntarily contribute funds to TRe a costsharing program for reforestation of private forest land Wadsworth served as the first president of TRe To date nearly 187000 acres have been replanted under the program with an investment of 84 million from TRe Ed R Wagoner 1918 2006 Inducted October 2003 Ed Wagoner born in Riverside Wyoming received degrees in forestry from the University of Georgia and Duke University First employed as District Forester in the Kentucky Division of Forestry Wagoner moved to Texas in 1949 to become Head of the Education Section of the Texas Forest Service In 1955 he was named executive vice president of the Texas Forestry Association where he continued his employment until his retirement in 1983 During his career Wagoner was a voice for forestry in Texas He was named a Fellow in the Society of American Foresters and was Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture in 1978 He was instrumental in founding the Texas Forestry Museum and the Texas Reforestation Foundation as well as being active in the Texas Christmas Tree Growers Association He also served as business manager for the Texas Society of American Foresters Laurence C Walker PhD 1924 1999 Inducted September 2002 Laurence C Walker an inner city Washington DC product acquired his love of the forest and outdoors from Scouting Walker completed degrees in Forestry from Penn State University Yale University and finally his PhD from State University of New York at Syracuse Dr Walkers professional career included working as a forester on the Sabine National Forest in Texas doing research on longleaf pine at the US Forest Services Southern Forest Research Station and teaching at the University of Georgia School of Forestry In 1963 Dr Walker came to Stephen F Austin State Teachers College as Head of the Forestry Department Under Dr Walkers guidance the forestry program grew from a small undergraduate curriculum to one of the largest and most highly respected Forestry Schools in the nation He was named the Lacy Hunt Professor of Forestry after his tenure as Dean of the School of Forestry Jim Webster 1926 1993 Inducted September 2011 Born in Bryan Texas Jim Webster received his BS in Forestry at the University of Michigan in 1949 A secondgeneration forester he worked for the Texas Forest Service as a district forester from 1949 to 1959 In 1959 he became chief forester for the Foster Lumber Company In 1962 he went to the Kirby Lumber Company as manager of corporate relations He retired from the company as director of governmental relations in 1986 As a member of the Society of American Foresters he served as the Texas chapter chair in 1957 and 1958 he was awarded the Gulf States Distinguished While serving on the American Forest Institute board of directors Jim Webster was responsible for bringing Project Learning Tree to Texas The program has trained thousands of educators through the years He was President of Texas Forestry Association in 1973 and 1974 and served as the first chair and founding member of the Texas Forestry Associations Forestry Political Action Committee He also served on the board of directors at the Louisiana Forestry Association He was active in several other forestry organizations Upon his retirement he was elected Conroe Municipal Judge in 1992 and held that position until his death in

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TREIA Monthly Meeting with John Hyre Tax AttorneyAccountantReal Estate Investor John Hyre presents How to Legally Ethically Hammer the IRS Tuesday March 20 2018 Embassy Suites Raleigh DurhamResearch Triangle 201 Harrison Oaks Boulevard Cary NC 27513 John Hyre is a tax attorney accountant and real estate investor with over 20 years of experience He consults with real estate investors of all sizes small business owners and selfdirected IRA401k owners nationwide He also represents taxpayers in audits and in Tax Court nationwide He frequently speaks nationally on the topic of taxation of selfdirected IRAs401ks taxation of real estate small businesses and asset protection Unlike most tax speakers John is an entertaining but often offensive speaker you were warned He can be found at iralawyercom and realestatetaxlawcom Johns informationpacked 90minute presentation will include What we see in audits and why we win How to prepare for the audit and sleep well When the IRS Appeals Office is your friend and when not to bother with them The number one reason investors lose audits and what to do about it What does it mean to be aggressive with taxes and why it pays bythenumbers How to pay for K12 college education tax free SelfDirected IRAs The best tax break out there bar none Well except one Ill discuss it How one investor retired with 50 free clear rentals in his Roth IRA generating 250k per year taxfree this discussion will take some time but is worth it How to pay for medical tourism taxfree Choice of entity 101 this discussion will also take a bit of time but is well worth it including SCorporations CCorporations LLCs Land Trusts Members Free Nonmembers 15 First Time Guests Free This event is limited to the first 300 people This event is FULL Date Tuesday March 20 2018 Time 600 PM 900 PM Location Embassy Suites Raleigh DurhamResearch Triangle 201 Harrison Oaks Boulevard Cary NC 27513 Google Map Share this Event with your Friends Next Event

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SETUP Internet Setup Wireless Settings Basic Setting Security Setting Local Network Time and Date Internet Setup WAN Settings WAN Settings are settings that are used to connect to your ISP These settings may be referred to as Public settings Your ISP provides these settings to you Please select the appropriate option to connect to your ISP Internet Connection Select the Permanent Virtual Circuit PVC The Modem Router supports up to 8 PVCs Enable Select whether to enable or disable the Internet connection VPI If instructed to change this type in the VPI value for the initial connection using PVC 0 Default 8 VCI If instructed to change this type in the VCI value for the initial connection using PVC 0 Default 35 Encapsulation Select LLC Logical Link Control or VCMUX Virtual Circuit Multiplexing according to your ISP ATMQoS Select the type of ATM Queue of Service ATMQoS specified by your ISP Options are UBR Unspecified Bit Rate CBR Constant Bit Rate VBRnrt Variable Bit Rate nonrealtime and VBRrt Variable Bit Rate realtime Peak Cell Rate Leave the setting at the default value 0 the first time the Router is set up For more information on this option see Multiple PVC Operation Enter the ATM PCR value Enable Default Vlan Select whether to enable or disable VLAN tagging PPPoE PassThrough Select whether to enable or disable PPPoE passthrough Top Wireless Settings Basic Setting Setup Select to setup basic wireless parameters Enable This option turns off and on the wireless connection feature of the Router When you set this option the following parameters are in effect SSID The service set identifier SSID or network name It is casesensitive and must not exceed 32 characters which may be any keyboard character You shall have selected the same SSID for all the APs that will be communicating with mobile wireless stations BSSID Basic Service Set Identifier Displays the MAC address of your Modem Router Wireless Channel Select the appropriate channel from the list provided to correspond with your network settings You shall assign a different channel for each AP to avoid signal interference Wireless Mode Select the wireless mode to limit the type of wireless devices that can connect to the network Top Wireless Settings Security Setting Name SSID Select the wireless network to configure from the dropdown list Security Mode Select the security and the encryption type to use Select None if you do not want to use any security mode WEP WEP Wired Equivalent Policy is the basic security method With WEP security all wireless devices must enter the same key to connect to the network Authentication Type Auto Select Auto if you are unsure which authentication is suitable for your wireless devices Open System Open System allows public access to the Modem Router via wireless communications Shared Key Requires users to enter the same WEP key to exchange data with other wireless devices Encryption Strength Select 64bit to enter or generate a 10character key or select 128bit to enter or generate a 26character key Key Format Select HEX to generate hexadecimal characters only or ASCII to generate ASCII characters Passphrase Enter a passphrase then click the Generate button to automatically generate WEP keys Key 1 2 3 4 When you enter a passphrase and click the Generate button these fields display the autogenerated keys Otherwise enter the WEP keys manually WPAWPA2 Select WPA WiFi Protected Access using TKIP Temporal Key Integrity Protocol for better encryption Authentication Type PSK Select to use a passphrase for authenticationIf you select PSK enter a passphrase in the Confirmed Passphrase field EAP Select to use Extensible Authentication Protocol EAP This should only be used when a Radius server is connected to your Modem Router If you select EAP enter the following information Radius Server IP The IP address of the authentication server Radius Server Port The port number used to connect to the authentication server Radius Server Key Enter the passphrase that matches the authentication server Encryption Type Displays the encryption type you selected Group Rekey Time Enter the number of seconds to elapse until the Modem Router prompts for the key again Top Local Network IP Address The default value is 192168101 Subnet Mask The default value is 2552552550 Local Domain Name Enter a name to refer to the group of devices that will be assigned addresses from this pool DNS Relay Select whether to enable or disable the DNS relay function Check this box to request automatic assignment of a DNS then enter the Primary DNS Server and the Secondary DNS Server in the DHCP Setting screen below DHCP Setting This section allows you to configure your Modem Router to use the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP You can set your Modem Router as a DHCP server or a DHCP relay agent of your network DHCP Option Select the DHCP mode of your Modem Router Options are Disabled Select this setting if there is already a DHCP server on your network and all devices on your network are using static IP addresses DHCP Server By default your Modem Router is set as a DHCP server See more details below DHCP Relay Select this setting to set your Modem Router as a DHCP Relay agent DHCP Server IP Pool Starting Address Enter the lowest range of IP address to assign The default value is 19216810101 IP Pool Ending Address Enter the highest range of IP address to assign The default value is 19216810200 Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask The default value is 2552552550 IPRouters Enter the IP address of your Modem Router The default value is 192168101 Primary DNS Server and Secondary DNS Server Enter a primary and a secondary DNS server if the DNS Relay option is enabled Lease Time Enter the lease time in seconds The lease time is the amount of time a device is allowed connection to your Modem Router using its current dynamic IP address At the end of the lease time the lease is either renewed or a new IP address is assigned The default value is 86400 seconds 1 day Sub Range IP Enable Check this box to set another range of IP address Vendor Class Option 60 Enter a vendor class name SubString Match Check to enable the substring match function IP Pool Starting Address Enter the lowest sub range of IP address to assign IP Pool Ending Address Enter the highest sub range of IP address to assign Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask IPRouters Enter the IP address of your Modem Router Primary DNS Server and Secondary DNS Server Enter a primary and a secondary DNS server of the sub range Extra Option Enable Option 240 Option 241 Option 242 Option 244 and Option 245 Enter a name for the corresponding option DHCP Relay DHCP Server IP Enter the IP address of the DHCP server DHCP Reserved Address This section lists the DHCP reserved addresses on your network If your Modem Router is set as the DHCP server your Modem Router can reserve a particular IP address to a specific device To reserve an IP address click the Add button Enable Check this box to enable this function Host Name Enter a host name for the DHCP reserved address IP Address Enter the IP address to reserve MAC Address Enter the MAC address of the device to reserve the IP address to Top Time and Date The Time and Date page allows you to manually configure the time and date of your network or to synchronize with a Network Time Protocol NTP server Time Zone Select the time zone in your location To set the network time and date according to the selected time zone click the Sync Time button NTP Check the Enable box to synchronize the network time and date with an NTP server Server 1 IP or Domain name Enter the IP address or the domain name of the NTP server to synchronize your network with Server 2 IP or Domain name Enter the IP address or the domain name of another NTP server to synchronize your network with in case Server 1 is not available First Poll Frequency Enter the number in seconds of the first poll ThereAfter Frequency Select the succeeding frequency from 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TriCity things to do for Oct 1928 TriCity Herald Camerata Musica welcomes Seattlebased a cappella group The Byrd Ensemble to Columbia Basin College on Oct 27 at 730 pm The concert is free but donations are accepted Courtesy The Byrd Ensemble Arts Entertainment TriCity things to do for Oct 1928 TriCity Herald Reddit Print Order Reprint of this Story October 18 2018 0219 PM Did you know you can search our online calendar fri Oct 19 Art 509 Tour de Arts 11 am6 pm 509 Tour de Arts 89417 Summit View Dr Kennewick Free Features 36 artists in 25 venues See the map at www509tourdeartscom Call 5096273097 Comedy Auggie Smith 8930 pm Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland Tickets 10 An evening of riveting takenoprisoners standup comedy Call 5099431173 Dance Afternoon Ballroom Dancing 14 pm Richland Community Center 500 Amon Park Dr Richland Cost 7 Dance or listen to your favorite music by the Easy Swing Dance Band Call 5093808437 Country Rock Pop at Jokers 830 pm130 am Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland No cover Call 5099431173 Open Dancing Fridays 69 pm Pasco Eagles Club 2829 W Sylvester St Pasco Cost 6 Nonmembers welcome Call 5095867609 Film Happening A Clean Energy Revolution 730930 pm Shalom United Church of Christ 505 McMurray Street Richland Free Call 5094388939 Planetarium shows My House Has Stars 7 pm and Secrets of the Sun 8 pm CBCs Bechtel National Planetarium 2600 N 20th Ave Pasco Cost 6 adults 5 seniors 3 ages 612 free for 5 and under Call 5095424515 Music Mastersingers Celebrate Leonard Bernsteins 100th Birthday 7309 pm Uptown Theatre 1300 Jadwin Ave Richland Tickets 25 K12 free The 201819 season kicks off by celebrating the centenary of the great Leonard Bernstein with a performance of his oneact opera Trouble in Tahiti and other solo vocal works Call 5094601766 Collin Wilson and the Columbia Hard Bop Collective 79 pm Columbia Basin College Theatre 2600 N 20th Ave Pasco Free admission An evening of classic straight ahead jazz of the 1950s and 60s Call 5095425531 Nightlife Badger Mountain Dry Band 58 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Hometown bluegrass Call 5099469328 Jeff Peterson 69 pm The Kitchen at Barnard Griffin 878 Tulip Ln Richland No cover Jazz and retro pop favorites Call 5095288131 The Mix 8 pm Wildhorse Resort Casino 46510 Wildhorse Blvd Pendleton Free Nonstop song mixes seamless transitions unique mashups of current hits with oldschool classics Call 8006549453 Yak Attack CD Release 9 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Livetronica Jam Band from PDX Call 5099469328 Sports Seattle Thunderbirds at TriCity Americans 705 pm Toyota Center 7000 W Grandridge Blvd Kennewick Tickets 1030 Theater Charlottes Web 7 pm Chief Joseph Middle School 504 Wilson St Richland Tickets Adults 5 Seniors Students with ASB Children under 10 3 Call 5099676400 sat Oct 20 Art 509 Tour de Arts 11 am6 pm 509 Tour de Arts 89417 Summit View Dr Kennewick Free See the map at www509tourdeartscom Call 5096273097 Comedy Auggie Smith 8930 pm Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland Tickets 15 Call 5099431173 Film Planetarium shows Planet Nine 2 pm and Cell Cell Cell 3 pm CBCs Bechtel National Planetarium 2600 N 20th Ave Pasco Cost 6 adults 5 seniors 3 ages 612 free for 5 and under Call 5095424515 Misc Harvest Bazaar Dance Costume Sale 9 am4 pm Dance Connection 104 Vista Way Kennewick Crafts gifts galore Holiday Bazaar 9 am3 pm Southridge Sports and Events Complex 2901 Southridge Blvd Kennewick Handcrafted items decor unique gifts homemade housewares and more with over 130 vendors Holly Daze 9 am3 pm Kennewick First United Methodist Church 421 W Kennewick Ave Kennewick Free entry Crafts decorations needlework vintage holiday items Seahawk creations food and the famous Pepiot Bean Soup Mix Call 5095822163 Pumped 4 Purple 10 am3 pm Courtyard Richland Columbia Point 480 Columbia Point Dr Richland 6th annual fundraiser with new products information career opportunities and ideas from local business women Call 5095546447 Sweetest Daddy Daughter Prom 79 pm Pasco City Hall Activity Center 525 N 3rd Ave Pasco Tickets 34 per couple Pasco residents 40 per couple nonresidents 10 each additional girls No registrations will be taken at the door Call 5095453456 Music Jon Yerby Classical Guitar Recital 7830 pm First Presbyterian Church 2001 W Kennewick Ave Kennewick No cost Call 5099471589 Mastersingers Celebrate Leonard Bernsteins 100th Birthday 3530 pm 7309 pm Uptown Theatre 1300 Jadwin Ave Richland Tickets 25 K12 free The 201819 season kicks off by celebrating the centenary of the great Leonard Bernstein Call 5094601766 Washington Old Time Fiddlers 69 pm Burbank Grange 44 S 4th Burbank Free Fiddling bluegrass and Oldtime country music Call 5095910710 Nightlife DBST Wabi Sabi 9 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Funktronic soul from Olympia Call 5099469328 Jeff Peterson 58 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Jazz Call 5099469328 The Mix 8 pm Wildhorse Resort Casino 46510 Wildhorse Blvd Pendleton Free Nonstop song mixes seamless transitions unique mashups of current hits with oldschool classics Call 8006549453 Theater Charlottes Web 2 pm Chief Joseph Middle School 504 Wilson St Richland Tickets Adults 5 Seniors Students with ASB Children under 10 3 Call 5099676400 Theater The Rude Mechanicals present Hamlet 7930 pm Gesa Power House Theatre 111 N Sixth Ave Walla Walla Tickets 1528 Call 5095296500 sun Oct 21 Dance Afternoon Jazz for dancinglistening 14 pm Pasco Eagles Club 2829 W Sylvester St Pasco Cost 7 members 10 nonmembers Dance or listen to your favorite tunes with live jazzswing music Call 5099439414 Film Eat Drink Man Woman 1994 2430 pm Richland Public Library 955 Northgate Dr Richland Free donations accepted Mandarin with English Subtitles NR 123 min Part of Ang Lees father knows best trilogy mon Oct 22 Dance Argentine Tango Level 1 730830 pm Richland Community Center 500 Amon Park Dr Richland Cost 30503825 No partner necessary Learn the basics of leading and following along with the 8count basic ochos turns and more Call 8312143021 Music Open MicBand showcase hosted by Barefoot Randy 7 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Full backline of gear includes drums bass amp guitar amp piano and full PA Call 5099469328 tue Oct 23 Dance Dance Lessons for Singles and Couples 630730 pm Pasco Eagles Club 2829 W Sylvester St Pasco Cost 6 Members and guests welcome Call 5095867609 wed Oct 24 Music Five Sax 79 pm Princess Theatre 1228 Meade Ave Prosser Tickets 15 A modernstyle international saxophone quintet performing a repertoire rooted in classical music venturing into American jazz South American Latin styles and European folk music Call 5097862180 Jazz Jam Night 8 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Jazz jams with some of the regions finest up and coming talent Call 5099469328 The Mary Lou and Stevie Show 68 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Jazz standards show tunes slow and dreamy ballads and blues Call 5099469328 thu Oct 25 Art Wine and Watercolors with Chris Blevins What a Hoot 6830 pm Market Vineyards 1950 Keene Rd Richland Cost 40 A fun nonserious painting get together using watercolors No experience needed really and all art supplies provided Call 5094308633 Comedy Alvin Williams 8930 pm Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland Tickets 10 Call 5099431173 Dance Girls Night Out 930 pm130 am Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland Cover 5 for guys after 11 pm Call 5099431173 Misc Geeks Who Drink pub trivia 8 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Call 5099469328 Theater The Rude Mechanicals Hamlet 7930 pm The Scarlet Room 2820 N Rd 72 Pasco Tickets 520 One of Shakespeares most famous plays Hamlet vividly portrays the power of overwhelming grief and rage while exploring themes of treachery revenge and moral corruption fri Oct 26 Comedy Alvin Williams 8930 pm Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland Tickets 10 Call 5099431173 Dance Country Rock Pop at Jokers 830 pm130 am Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland No cover Call 5099431173 Open Dancing Fridays 69 pm Pasco Eagles Club 2829 W Sylvester St Pasco Cost 6 Nonmembers welcome Call 5095867609 Film Planetarium shows Supervolcanoes 7 pm and Stars of the Pharaohs 8 pm CBCs Bechtel National Planetarium 2600 N 20th Ave Pasco Cost 6 adults 5 seniors 3 ages 612 free for 5 and under Call 5095424515 Misc Fall Bazaar noon6 pm Kennewick Valley Grange 731 2611 S Washington Kennewick Free Admission Call 5099487512 Screech at the REACH 6830 pm The Reach 1943 Columbia Park Trail Richland Admission 10 general public 6 students seniors and military children under 5 and Reach members are free A Halloween family friendly evening event that introduces nocturnal animals and creepy crawlies Call 5099434100 Nightlife Cindy Sally 58 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Feelgood favorites with tight vocal harmonies 12 string guitar and upright bass Call 5099469328 Jeff Peterson 69 pm Budds Broiler 450 Columbia Point Dr Richland No cover Call 5099468178 JILT 8 pmmidnight Wildhorse Resort Casino 46510 Wildhorse Blvd Pendleton Free This fivemember band brings the widest variety of songs that appeal to all genres and demographics Call 8006549453 Zombie Prom with Sweet n Juicy Kinda Spicy 9 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Call 5099469328 Theater The Rude Mechanicals Hamlet 7930 pm The Scarlet Room 2820 N Rd 72 Pasco Tickets 520 sat Oct 27 Comedy Alvin Williams 8930 pm Jokers 624 Wellsian Way Richland Tickets 10 Call 5099431173 Film Planetarium shows The Zula Patrol Under the Weather 2 pm and The Little Star That Could 3 pm CBCs Bechtel National Planetarium 2600 N 20th Ave Pasco Cost 6 adults 5 seniors 3 ages 612 free for 5 and under Call 5095424515 The Rocky Horror Picture Show 8930 pm 1155 pm130 am Princess Theatre 1228 Meade Ave Prosser Tickets 15 Includes Halloween treats a trivia contest a nohost bar with local wines and microbrews available Rated R Call 5097862180 Misc 2018 Fall Bazaar 9 am4 pm Kennewick Valley Grange 731 2611 S Washington Kennewick Free Admission Call 5099487512 A Taste of Italy Pasta Dinner and Raffle 37 pm Richland Community Center 500 Amon Park Dr Richland Tickets 15 per person Call 5097352163 Duck Unlimited Annual Fundraiser 510 pm Shilo Inn 50 Comstock St Richland Tickets 100 to 350 Call 5095313926 Steak Cigar Night 69 pm Chandler Reach Vineyards 9506 West Chandler Rd Benton City Tickets 6575 Call 5095888800 The Country Store Lunch and Bazaar 9 am3 pm Riverview United Methodist Church 4012 W Court St Pasco Free entry lunch 750 Chili feed lunch craft booths knitted and quilted items and jewelry TRICK OR TREAT with Disney JR Vamperina 11 am1 pm Columbia Center Mall 1321 N Columbia Center Blvd Kennewick Free Stop by the Center Court for crafts and games Call 4256987353 Tri Cities Crime Stoppers Halloween Fun Run Costume Contest 911 am Columbia Park 5111 Columbia Park Trail Kennewick Cost 1525 Register at wwwtricitiescrimestoppersorg Call 5095821351 Music The Byrd Ensemble 730930 pm Columbia Basin College 2600 N 20th Ave Pasco Free donations accepted Call 5099461175 Nightlife Africa Violeta SEA with Ruido Instinto 9 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Rock en Español Call 5099469328 Bent on Blues 811 pm At Micheles 2323 Henderson Loop Richland Free Blues Call 5099469559 JILT 8 pmmidnight Wildhorse Resort Casino 46510 Wildhorse Blvd Pendleton Free This fivemember band brings the widest variety of songs that appeal to all genres and demographics Call 8006549453 Sound and Stone EP Release 7830 pm Gesa Power House Theatre 111 N Sixth Ave Walla Walla Tickets 2045 Call 5095296500 Three Rivers Saxtette 58 pm Emerald of Siam 1314 Jadwin Ave Richland Free Call 5099469328 Wildhorse Resort Casino Halloween Party 8 pm Wildhorse Resort Casino 46510 Wildhorse Blvd Pendleton Free Wear a costume and youll get a free raffle ticket for the 500 drawing Wear a bodacious 80s costume and get three free tickets No masks or covered faces Call 8006549453 Theater The Rude Mechanicals Hamlet 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Trinity High School Welcome from the Headteacher Thank you for your interest in Trinity High School Sixth Form Centre Trinity has gained a very strong reputation over recent years and continues to go from strength to strength We prepare all of our students to be successful and active citizens investing time to ensure we develop the creativity adaptability resilience confidence and leadership skills that our young people need in an ever changing 21st century global community We value each and every one of our young people and they are at the centre of everything we do as a school Trinitys success is built upon high expectations and excellence in all aspects of school life A visit to our school reveals excellent standards of uniform behaviour teaching learning and achievement Standards which really matter to me and my staff The governors at Trinity are totally committed to ensuring students receive a rounded education with personal development as important as academic excellence This can be seen from the wide range of opportunities and enrichment activities available to our students I encourage everyone to be involved after all you are only at high school once Academic achievement at the end of Year 11 has been excellent in recent years This means the vast majority of our students choose to enter our Sixth Form from which many go on to study at top universities throughout the country I sincerely hope that you will want to experience our excellent and vibrant school for yourself and I look forward to your visit to Trinity High School Sixth Form Centre in the near future Mr Adrian Ward Headteacher Art Design Technology The Faculty is sited at the north end of the site Technology is housed in fantastic purposebuilt accommodation English English is taught in seven classrooms that each have an interactive whiteboard enhancing students learning through a wide range of teaching and learning possibilities available Humanities and Communication Through Humanities we learn how to think creatively and critically to reason and to ask questions ICT Business Studies At Key Stage 4 from Sept 2014 we offer the BCS Level 2 Certificate in IT Application Skills and Microsoft Office Specialist Certification developing skills in office applications directly relevant to employers Mathematics The Mathematics team is dedicated to providing a positive and vibrant learning environment where every student is given the opportunity to achieve their very best PE Performing Arts Physical Education will be taught making maximum use of the excellent facilities These include Playing fields Gymnasium Sports Hall Cricket Strip a Fitness Suite that is equipped with the latest high specification training machines Astroturf and a large hard play area Science Science is a vibrant forwardlooking faculty which benefits from the excellent subject knowledge of its teachers Sixth Form Our Post16 Centre has very high expectations of all its students and they tell us it is a challenging but purposeful supportive and friendly place to be

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Hi

I

will

be

arriving

in

Singapore

Changi

in

March

at

via

China

Eastern

Airline

I

want

to

book

a

flight

departing

at

on

Tiger

Air

to

Yangon

and

am

wondering

if

that

will

be

enough

time

in

between

to

clear

custom

and

get

my

bag

Good

thing

that

Tiger

Air

now

has

mobile

checkin

hours

prior

to

departure

so

I

will

have

my

boarding

pass

all

set

to

go

Ill

just

need

to

make

it

to

the

gate

by

or

so

Can

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shed

some

light

on

how

long

it

will

take

to

clear

customimmigration

in

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Normally

you

are

out

after

stepping

off

the

plane

Bear

in

mind

that

arrival

time

is

wheels

down

time

not

the

time

you

get

off

the

plane

Your

incoming

flight

might

be

delayed

If

you

have

a

bags

to

check

in

you

must

do

it

at

least

min

before

the

departing

flight

or

it

wont

make

it

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you

need

a

visa

for

your

destination

you

willl

need

to

have

your

boarding

pass

authorised

and

you

visa

checked

at

the

check

in

desk

before

being

allowed

through

to

passport

control

on

departure

they

cant

dont

do

this

at

the

gate

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basically

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cutting

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fine

and

most

likely

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I

wont

be

checking

in

my

bag

for

the

flight

to

Yangon

I

will

already

have

my

Myanmar

Visa

but

will

I

need

to

have

this

checked

by

the

min

prior

to

departing

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dont

see

any

of

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on

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site

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It

will

be

a

high

risk

event

as

there

can

always

be

a

delay

for

the

China

Eastern

Airline

flight

Clearing

Singapore

custom

and

retrieving

your

luggages

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pretty

fast

and

smooth

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though

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Pls

apply

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visa

to

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beforehand

if

you

need

one

or

Tiger

Air

will

not

let

you

board

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hours

are

a

doable

connection

in

the

perfect

world

but

still

too

risky

with

China

Eastern

in

the

first

leg

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hours

gap

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I

expect

to

be

in

the

arrival

hall

about

after

landing

and

then

you

may

need

to

change

terminal

for

which

you

need

to

allow

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you

have

to

be

there

before

checkin

closes

Even

wthout

bags

you

need

to

go

to

the

check

in

desk

unless

you

are

eligible

for

and

get

a

direct

to

gate

passthey

have

to

check

your

immigration

documents

for

the

destination

to

check

that

they

can

board

you

If

you

have

a

direct

to

gate

pass

then

all

fine

but

Im

not

sure

you

are

eligble

for

that

The

issue

here

is

not

the

time

you

need

to

get

round

the

process

there

is

enough

for

that

This

is

however

an

unprotected

connection

and

so

under

two

hours

is

not

what

I

would

consider

remotely

safe

A

half

hour

delay

and

you

are

quite

likely

to

miss

the

onward

flight

and

that

means

a

new

ticket

as

you

will

be

a

no

show

A

schedule

change

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SQ

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then

the

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afternoon

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situation

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have

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inboound

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not

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for

the

tigerair

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bag

should

be

a

small

hand

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