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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
5
In a 1964 meditation, Mrs Fred B Swift recalls Montana’s centennial year and electrification transforming life. She parallels the birth of Jesus as the light of the world and notes angels, shepherds, and wise men as symbols of hope and divine light amid changing times.
Miss Pam See, soon to wed Gary Chapel on January 13, was guest of honor at a Monday evening bridal shower. The party in the Lutheran Church recreation room featured a winter white and American Beauty floral tea table and gifts from friends. Hostesses were Elaine Bainter, Kathy Biehl, Carol Stirn and Bonnie Boe.
The Big Timber Lutheran Church women met December 7 at 7 30 p m. at the parish hall. Pastor Eugene Nilsen installed officers for 1973 including Lois Osborne secretary Jennie Snyder treasurer and Esther Brekke education secretary. Holdovers were Ruth Peterson president Ruth Orange vice president and Joyce Becken secretary of stewardship. Lunch followed with social time.
Sherm Mazza visits with family and completes home projects while based in Divide Montana as office manager for Washington Construction. Sheriff Thompson and Officer Koster attend a one day FBI sponsored law enforcement school in Roundup. Big Timber police chief Rogers meets wife Sandi and son Stephen in Billings after her Fort Worth departure. Craig Snodgrass returns from the Philippines for holiday leave. wife Diane plans Reno stop en route home. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts Christmas tea at 3 p.m. in Big Timber. Harmony Home Club member Mary Westre hosts a Christmas pot luck and party. Kjel Thompson receives a home baked birthday cake with a visit from Alfred Ostrum. Pioneer Nursing Home staff hold annual Christmas party and gift exchange Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
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