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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
8
Readable local notes show Midland Production Credit Association to elect two directors at today’s stockholders meeting in Billings at the Northern Hotel. Candidates include Jack Halverson of Grey Cliff and N B Clark of McLeod.
Roundup defeated Big Timber 67 to 68 in overtime after a 59 59 regulation tie. Chuck Hauge led Roundup with 26 points, Jack Fuller 23 for Big Timber, Conrad Robertson 18 for Roundup, and Don Shepard 16 rebounds for Big Timber. Fallang may miss rest of season with knee injury. Big Timber to host Columbus on Friday. In B squad, Big Timber beat Forsyth 56 34 and Roundup 62 49 with Paul Findley scoring 17.
The group reports success in coordinating regional efforts toward education on mental health and tourism resource promotion. A 70 percent complete map of recreation assets is on display, with brochures planned. Plans include airport promotion, town beautification, and a potential art center and museum study.
Reserved seat tickets for the Southern Division Class B basketball tournament at Shrine Auditorium Billings go on sale February 1 at 9:00 a.m. through February 9 at 5:00 p.m. Two seat types offered bleacher and floor seats with season options. Open sale begins February 15 at the post office news 2618 First Ave North Bil ling.
The United States Immigration and Naturalization Service reminds aliens in Montana and Idaho that only one week remains to file their annual address reports by January 31. Visit the nearest INS office or post office to submit the form to avoid penalties.
Official Weather Bureau recordings at Norman s Conoco station list daily temps from January 17 to 23 with values ranging from 22 to 51 degrees. A day of gentle rain on Sunday reduced ice and snow while Monday brought sun and wind aiding thaw. Tuesday and Wednesday sparked spring thoughts despite lingering wintry remains.
Great Falls Montana Milton O Wordal has become a partner in the law firm Church Harris Johnson Williams. He joined the firm in 1963 after earning a law degree from the University of California in 1963. Wordal is admitted to practice in California and Montana and resides with his wife Donna Lynn Spencer and two daughters at 2221 Beech Drive. He is a native of Big Timber.
Robert Klindt of the University at Missoula joined 37 other business administration and economics students at the 12th annual Business Management Clinic in Butte. Sponsored by the university and Montana Power Co, the program discussed long term planning for reliable electricity and natural gas supplies. Montana Power plans about 68 million dollars in a three year property build-up to serve western two thirds of Montana. Also, three new executive board members were elected: Mrs. Marvin Barber, Morris Tronrud Jr., and Terrill Tollefson. The board meets every second Thursday at Frye's Cafe for a no host supper. all interested may attend.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Barber spent a weekend in Calgary at the Lions district 37 mid winter conference covering Montana and Alberta. The event drew over 900 delegates and spouses with dances and a banquet. Barbers praised hospitality and Calgary’s boom with oil firms banks and new towers. The trip covered about 1000 miles with clear roads.
Mrs William J Cremer announces the engagement of Roberta Jean Cremer to Keith Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs Jamie Stevenson of Hobson Roberta is a Sweet Grass County High School graduate who attended Montana State University Billings Business College and is employed in Billings Keith attends Hobson Public High School and is a senior at Montana State University majoring in animal science and agriculture business The couple plans a March 20 wedding at the Lutheran church in Big
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