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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
8
An essay arguing for better education approaches in America. It contrasts a mill worker youth who prefers a comfortable government backed path with the push for higher learning. The author laments the dominance of pro education rhetoric over practical incentives and questions unequal opportunities in the nation.
The Pythian Sisters met Friday evening with Mrs. Eugene Burg presiding. The annual Christmas party is set for the next meeting night December 12 with an exchange of one dollar gifts and a pot luck lunch after the party.
The Senior Citizens Christmas party is set for Monday December 9 at the Dugout. A public dinner starts at 1 PM followed by a program and special music. A Christmas tree and gift exchange will be held, attendees should bring a gift about $1.00. Everyone is welcome.
The Big Timber Woman's Club met Monday evening at the library with President Mrs. Dudley Tyler presiding. A Christmas program titled The Christmas Story in Art featured slides of Italian and Flemish masterpieces narrated by Mrs. John Alexander and led by pageant host Mrs. Virgil Gust. About 50 members and guests enjoyed refreshments around a berry-laden juniper centerpiece and bayberry tapers. Hosts included Mrs. Gust, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. James Thompson, Mrs. H. A. Anderson, Mrs. Teddy Thompson, and Mrs. Oscar Stephens.
Members gather this Thursday at 8 p m at Mrs Art Sell's home with Mrs Stan Todd as co hostess. Attendees are asked to bring gifts and cookies for Twin Bridges charity collection.
Doreas Circle will meet next Thursday December 12 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Archie Lake for a pot luck supper. Lesson by Mrs Ray Beck. OES Christmas party December 10 at Masonic temple with a $1 gift exchange and stamps on sale. TOPS club held surprise housewarming for Mrs Henry Elgen Monday with purse of silver. Shrine club Christmas party hosted by Mrs Forrest Ullman Tuesday afternoon with gift exchange.
The ALCW will meet Thursday December 12 at 2 PM in the parish hall recreation room. Mrs. Peter Rostad will lead devotions followed by a short business session and a Christmas program in the church. Mrs. Martin Songstad and others will conduct the program with hostesses listed.
The December pack meeting for Cub Scouts is set for tomorrow night at 7 p.m. at the Congregational church Fellowship Hall. All parents, Cubs and leaders are urged to attend.
The Royal Neighbor lodge held its first December meeting at Fraternity hall. Mrs. Charles Willson presided as oracle. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. Willson and Mrs. Cunningham as past oracle, Mrs. Pravda chancellor, Mrs. Stephens recorder, Mrs. Muir receiver, Mrs. Michels marshal, Mrs. Hale inner sentinel, Mrs. McKay outer sentinel, Mrs. Vaughn manager, and Dr. Vernon Standish physician. Cunningham named reporter for the year. Next meeting December 17 hosts annual Christmas party with pot luck at 6:30 and $1 gift exchange. Lunch by Mrs. Shipton and Mrs. Viets.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas tea honoring Gold Star mothers on Monday evening at 8:00 at the Legion hall.
Floyd Lennick and A oe Parnell of Billings were fined 150 dollars each for attempting to shoot deer by aid of artificial lights. In Billings Mr and Mrs May day guests of Mr berg and Larry Strand in Billings. Neumayer Te Denver Mrs John Peterson spent Thanksgiving visiting her brothers Harry and Fritz in Denver and Fort Collins.
Visiting sister Dr. and Mrs. Fred Zener of Denver are guests of Mrs. Esther Haas. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Maxson and John joined Mrs. Floyd Pierce for Thanksgiving. Monte Beck and daughters dined with Mrs. Pierce. In Helena, John Hager visited J. D. Holmes, with Stan Jacobson accompanying them to Bozeman for a dinner with Pauline Chase and Margaret Young.
The article outlines speed restrictions for trucks and truck-trctors and motor driven cycles. Trucks or truck-tractors over 98000 pounds may not exceed 59 mph. Motor driven cycles and other specified vehicles have lower speed limits as defined by the statute.
A bicycle requires a head lamp or lamps sufficient to reveal a person or vehicle at 300 feet ahead. No person may operate a vehicle towing a house trailer at a speed over 40 miles per hour.
Police say vandals broke a valve controlling a drain in the rock-walled lake in a city park and the water ran dry, leaving the lake emptied after the plug was pulled.
A playful motto urging self belief and ambition encourages shifting from confinement to bright personal achievement. It uses metaphor of clouds versus stars to inspire confidence and goal setting.
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