Local clubs schedule meetings and activities this week
Ruth Circle and Mary Circle plan January gatherings at homes. Republican Women host a noon luncheon at Frye’s cafe January 28. Garden club speaker Don Tetlie to discuss America The Beautiful. Various groups report officers, lessons, and future events for January 24 to 31.
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Ruth
Ruth Circle
Tom Lomeland
Republican Women’s Club
Frye’s
Garden Club
Don Tetlie
Free Church Wms W
Evangelical Free Church
Glenn McBride
Henry Walton
White Cross
Herbert Walton
G. O. Schulz
Montie Riter
Congregational Church
Vernon Huffman
Boulder Meadowlarks
Einar Stone
Janie Williams
Clarence Rostad
C. J. Story
Marilyn Mathes
Pythian Sisters
Zenobia Temple of
Pythian
Fraternity Hall
Darrel Laubach
McLean Clark
Jim Brannin
Myrtle Sell
Agnes Refsland
Emily Duncan
C. E. Smart
Dan Laubacn
Rose Coles
Francis Ferris
Floyd Pierce
C. V. O’leary
Farm Bureau
Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau
Ralph Weagel
Viva Lamour and Swing Low Chariot Reports Read
The treasurers report was heard and a letter read from the county extension office. Members filled out their program calendars. Three leaders, 12 members and three guests were present Peggy Faw
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County Extension Office
Peggy Faw
Lions snag comeback win over Bozeman in tight clash
Big Timber Lions defeated Bozeman 63 to 45 as Einar Stone and Buster led with 18 points each. Bozeman’s Cawlishaw scored 15. Lions B’s struggled early but showed late-fire, while Luttschwager added 17 and rebounded well. Next game vs Red Lodge Saturday at 10.
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Big Timber Lions
Bozeman
Big Timber
Don Churchill
Einar Stone
Lions
Buster
Thompson
Etzold
Cawlishaw
Hauge
Henthorn
Churchill
Jim Luttschwager
Bob Martin
Luttschwager
Gust
Goosey
Bill Martin
Red Lodge
Red Lodge Redskins upset Harlowton Engineers in league clash
The Red Lodge Redskins defeated the Harlowton Engineers 56 to 40 halting their perfect conference run. Poor performance by the Sheepherders helped the Engineers stay in the game, while Lodge Grass earned a double win over Huntley and Columbus. Absarokee crushed Columbus 75 to 57 for its first win since week one.
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Red Lodge Redskins
Harlowton Engineers
Ray Collins
Engineers
Lodge Grass Indians
Huntley
Columbus
Absarokey
Huskies
Cougar
Local teams eye pivotal weekend to shape conference stakes
College basketball scene tightens with six of nine teams separated by one win as Absarokee Forsyth Lodge Grass Huntley Project Roundup Big Timber Columbus Red Lodge and Harlowton battle through Friday and Saturday non conference and divisional matchups. Standings show Harlowton Forsyth Huntley Project and several others within reach of top spots.
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Collins
Absarokee
Forsyth
Harlowton
Big Timber
Columbus
Red Lodge
Lodge Grass
Huntley Project
Big Sandy
Huntley
Chester
Mrs Rose L Murry Dies of Cancer at 70
Mrs Rose L Murry 70 summer resident of Boulder for 18 years died at her Billings home Thursday morning of last week from cancer. She was born July 13 1895 in Lambert Minnesota and moved with parents to Red Lake Falls. Survivors include husband W H Murray a son Duane and two daughters plus 13 grandchildren. requiem high mass was held at St Patrick's Church Billings and burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Rose L. Murry
Boulder
Billings
Matoons Nephew Wins 1965 Punt Pass Contest
Hal Mayer, 13, nephew of Allen Matoon, from Havre, captured the area title in the Ford Punt Pass and Kick contest for his age group. The event took place in the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles before a Ram Green Bay game, with Mayer visiting Big Timber youths.
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Hal Mayer
Havre
Allen Matoon
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles
Hal
Maroon
Big Timber
Colorado
Ari
Young winners from zona and southern California visit Washington
Eight through thirteen year olds from zona New Mexico and southern California won a trip to Washington with their parents on January 7 to tour the White House. Hal, living in Scottsdale California, was profiled in the Los Angeles Times alongside Rams player Char lie Cowan and left end Jack Snow at a Hollywood banquet honoring the youths.
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Zona
New Mexico
Southern California
Washington, D. C
White House
Hal
Scottsdale
Calif
Los Angeles Times
Rams
Charlie Cowan
Jack Snow
Hollywood
Death of Thomas E Hash in Omaha Hospital
Thomas Edwards Hash 35 died last Thursday at the veterans hospital in Omaha after a stay since January 3. Services were held at Lowry Chapel with Rev. Donald E. Toney officiating. American Legion Post 19 members led a color guard and firing squad at Mountain View. Born June 27 1930 at Fromberg he served in the Air Force 1948-1957. Survived by his mother two daughters in England and family in California and Montana.
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Thomas Edwards Hash
Vern Dodge
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Neb
Lowry Chapel
Donald E. Toney
Evangelical Free Church
A. Ronald McDonnell
Margaret Busha
Myrtle Sell
Walter Martinz
Clarence Petaja
Julius Etzold
Arthur Sell
John Adams
Virgil Gust
Mountain View
American Legion Post 19
Harold Roe
F. B. Peterson
William Feldt
Stanley Hanson
Herb McCauley
Byron Manley
Ray Bieber
John Jacobs
Ralph Prather
Everett Char
South el Monte
Calif
James Hash
Billings
Leland Smith
H. M. Crane
Big Timber
Herders Fall to Harlowton Engineers in Narrow Loss
The Herders traveled to Harlowton last week and lost 47 to 41 against the Engineers. Herders trailed by six at halftime and battled back to within four early in the fourth quarter before the defeat.
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Harlowton
Engineers
Herders Narrowly Lose In Low Scoring Clash With Harlo
Harlo led 11 5 after Q1 27 14 at halftime and 36 20 after Q3. Big Timber closed to 6 in Q4 but fell short as Jack Fuller led with 16 and Bill Lorenzen topped totals with 20. Herders 35 rebounds to Harleton 39. Local awards set for weekly best offense defense and free throw shooters. Big Timber to face Harlo then Columbus. Simmons doubtful with hip injury.
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Harlo
Herders
Jack Fuller
Big Timbers
Bill Lorenzen
Harlowtons
Don Charlson
Tom Simmons
Rick Schuler
Big Timber Press
Gary Boe
Big Timber
Columbus
Jack Simmons
P Tyler
Fuller
Charlson
Bee
Stone
Richert
Schuler
Mosness T
Ellison
Mosness G
Simmons, T
Reminder For March of Dimes Campaign Puts Funds to Work
Marvin Barber, director of the 1966 March of Dimes campaign in Sweet Grass county, says the message reaching readers will unlock more funds for the fight against birth defects. He notes many postage stamps are needed to mail reminders to every home that received the regular appeal.
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Barber
Marvin Barber
Sweet Grass County
Card of Thanks for Kind Acts and Sympathy
The message extends gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown to the family. Names listed include Mr. and Mrs. Verm Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hash, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, John Hash, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crane.
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Verm Dodge
Jim Hash
Leland Smith
John Hash
H. M. Crane
Stensons Host Wedding Reception at Parish Hall
A wedding reception honoring Ma and Mrs. Joseph Stensons nee Tenry Hathaway will be held at the Lutheran Parish Hall on January 29 at 7 30 p m. Friends and relatives are invited.
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Joseph Stensons
Tenry Hathaway
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Timber Tops
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