Big Timber Tops at Grade School Basketball Tournament
Big Timber Lions won the three day holiday tourney sponsored by the Big Timber Jaycees with a 36 to 25 final over Columbus. Dan McCauley led with 13 points while Clyde Chapel Mike McCauley and Bill Kirchner each scored six for Big Timber. Semi finals saw a close win over Harlowton, consolation had Harlowton defeating Whitehall for third place. Local items note community visitors, bakery closure, and troop of Jaycees awards.
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Big Timber Lions
Big Timber Jaycees
Columbus
Lion
Bleakner
Big Timber
Clyde Chapel
Mike McCauley
Bill Kirchner
Ron Nelson
Dan McCauley
Larry Henke
Charles Holycross
Alan Fetaja
Tracy Mosness
Ken Osen
Jim Stephens
Terry Talkington
Jim Yost
Doug Mazza
John Stirn
Eric Esp
Tim Rostad
Doug Brekke
Lions
Harlowton
Fleming
Lode
Thelowton
Whitehall
Clyde Park
John Green
Health care needs a plan to control costs and access
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States says health care faces interrelated problems including rising costs shortages maldistribution and access gaps. It cites mismanagement of resources and the need for innovation in organizing and delivering medical services as essential to keep care available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Reed Point News Gap Sparks Health Care Reform Debate
The Pioneer reports missing Reed Point correspondence from Mrs Glen Barnum and cites the National Chamber urging reforms to health care delivery. Proposals include expanding private and public health staff, new group practice models, and better use of health care resources to lower costs without large government programs.
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Reed Point
Glen Barnum
National Chamber
Chamber
Sheepherders Host Lodge Grass Indians In Weekend Games
Big Timber High School schedules basketball at home Friday with the B team at 6 30 and the varsity game after. The girls play Shepherd Saturday at 10 am. The wrestling squad travels to Billings Central JV on Friday and to Denton Saturday.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County High
Lodge Grass Indians
Shepherd
Billings Central
Denton
Ethel Mae Talccott
Grand Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
Sweet Grass
Masonic
Frye’s
Chamber says federal school board not needed
The National Chamber argues against a national school board and federal control, warning such a body cannot grasp state and local education issues. It cites poorly monitored grant programs, calls for consolidating categorical grants, and supports returning responsibility to local communities for benefiting schoolchildren.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Congress
National Chamber
Treasury
Chamber
Meade Urges Schools to Lead Education Forward in 1972
Arch Booth of the U S Chamber notes a hopeful year and urges closer citizen cooperation with schools. Mary E Meade, NYC Board of Education member and former teacher, recalls 1917 21 draft era and argues education must teach standards and the habit of lifelong learning to prevent future problems.
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Arch Booth
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Chamber Federation
America
New York City
Mary E. Meade
Carol Myrstol Crowned Rainbow Snow Queen
Carol Myrstol daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Myrstol was crowned Snow Queen at the annual holiday dance by the Order of Rainbow for Girls. The event at the Masonic hall featured a snowflake theme and live music by Tony Mathes and Company.
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Carol Myrstol
Elmer Myrstol
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Tony Mathes and
Battle for Children Raged Over Child Welfare Bill
Reprint from Montana Catholic Register Eastern Edition warns that Senate Bill S 2007 would create national and local child development offices and legal powers overriding parental authority. The piece calls for early protests to resist secular child advocacy and government guardians over families.
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Frank Morris
Montana Catholic Register
Senate
James Buckley
Address Report Program under way for aliens
Mr Hoffeller District Director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service announced the Annual Alien Address Report Program is under way. Last year 9209 aliens reported in Montana and Idaho with the number expected to rise. Forms are available at Post Offices and INS offices for in person or mail return. Trained staff will assist in all INS offices though not enough personnel are available at all Post Offices.
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Hoffeller
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Montana
Idaho
Immigration and Naturalization Offices
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Big Timber Tops
John A. Elliott
Primus C. Wikstrom
Charles Osborne
Miles City
Sweet Grass Creamery
Hank Klindt
Bob
Mary Ann
Wellton
Arizona
Jan Klindt
Jeff
David
Lewiston
Tom
Jan
Bozeman
Montana State
Thompsons
California
Disneyland
Thompson
L. H. Bryan
Bryans
Jaycee
Reed
Kenawag
BIG Timber Pioneer
Usicomein
Miss Meade
Thomas Briggs
Businessmen of America
Rainbow Snow Queen
Battle For
Internal Revenue Service
Continental
USA
BankAmericard
TRL Mead
Noltard
Ben
Frankalin
Ws Coors
White Sale
Bic
Flyer
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