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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
2
Christmas program narrative continues with Mary Joseph and the Babe, wise men and shepherds, ending with carols. On Friday December 23 at 8 00 p m a service of carols and candle lights features prophecies and fulfillment and a meditation on Christ the Light of the World. Worshipers pass the Light by lighting neighbors candles.
The Panthers defeated Big Timber 65 to 40 as The Sheepherders showed weak leadership in the first half scoring only 11 points to Roundup's 29 led by Rob Cebull with 11 points. In the second half The Sheepherders began to rally, with Steensland contributing as Roundup pressed the challenge.
Landowners Bennie and Charlotte Churchwell Gordon Evans Montana Evans plus Smith Harris Bare appeal land values in a case tied to Interstate 90 around Livingston. The board valued property at 126 552 while the department offered 43 966.04. Bids for 11 823 miles of road around Livingston set for Dec 21.
The Herder B team defeated Harlo 52 37 in Harlo Friday night and beat Livingston Frosh 39 31 Saturday. Duane Hauge led with 19 points, John Paulson added 13, Ullman 9, Fredrickson 6 as Prather and Biglen contributed solidly. The B team now has four wins in six games and heads to Forsyth and Lodge Grass for two more contests.
Montana highway department on Tuesday filed appeals on four more appraisals by a three man commission of land needed around Livingston for Interstate 90. The appeals bring the department closer to fixing the amount in nine condemnation suits based on appraisers' Nov. 18 report. The parcels include 19 acres owned by Alma E. Smith et al and 33.01 acres owned by Park county, with additional tracts of 19.36 acres to W. E. Harris and Orris J. Harris and Empire Savings and Loan, and 25.96 acres owned by Tom and Louise Bare and Donald Bare.
Dick Hanson led the first Cayuse Hills meeting at the Bob Hanson ranch on December 10. Officers installed included Paula Hanson as president and Steve Hanson as vice president, with Danny Adams secretary and Duane Hanson treasurer. Leslie Hanson demonstrated a lap table. The next meeting is set for January 7 at Cherry Creek schoolhouse at 1:30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Peterson left yesterday for Minneapolis to join their daughter Mrs. Joe Wooldridge at her home for the Christmas holidays.
Valgamore of Wickenburg Arizona plans to depart this weekend after several weeks visiting his brother Cecil Valgamore in Chester. A grass fire about two miles up the Boulder was extinguished by the fire department with little damage.
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