Lions Director Speaks at Fortieth Big Timber Banquet
Lions International Director Alton C. Melville from Salt Lake City was principal speaker at the Big Timber Lions Club 40th anniversary banquet. He outlined two aims for Lions locally and internationally and noted growth from 100000 members to 750000 in 132 countries. He said Lions will stress community service yet pursue international understanding and peace with freedom.
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Lions International
Alton C. Melville
Salt Lake City
Big Timber Lions Club
Melville
International
United Nations
Lions Clubs
Lions Service
Lions
Marvin Barber
Ocee Johnson
Paul Nelson
Janst Adams
Debbie Lowry
Meg Movius
Roberta Cremer
Alfred Hermanson
PD. W. Higbie
J. B. Hinds
G. H. Howard
John W. Hruza
A. G. Jahr
James J. Lacklen
J. A. Lowry
James V. Nepstad
M. M. Oliphant
P. E. Sekman
Ross E. Shaver
Ray A. Traver
J. H. Trower
Big
Russ
Columbus
Anthony
Selmer H. Solberg
Dean Lowry
B. Olness
C. E. Smart
A. C. McDonald
Ray Beck
Walt Huffman
Arnold Johnson
O. J. Paulson
Charles Schuler
Harold Boe
McLean Clark
Virsil Gust
Wallace McArthur
Harold McLauchlan
Byron N. Manley
Ralph Prather
Oscar Stephens
Clem Stirn
Drummond Club
Billings
Bridger
Bozeman
Red Lodge
Hospital Report Heard by Board At Annual Meet
Sweet Grass Community Hospital Assoc met at the courthouse for its annual progress report and board election. Officers serving are Walt Huffman president Mrs Ed Braaten vice president Dudley Tyler secretary treasurer John Yost director and John Jacobs director newly elected. Miss Lois Williams superintendent reported 34 births and an average daily census rising from 6.8 in 1964 to 9.12 in 1965.
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Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Walt Huffman
Ed Braaten
Dudley Tyler
John Yost
John Jacobs
Clive Haas
Lois Williams
Advance Ticket Sale for B Tournament at Shrine Auditorium
The advance reserved seat sale for the Southern Division Class B basketball tournament at the Shrine Auditorium in Billings runs Feb 3 to Feb 7. Tickets are sold at the high school office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for bleacher or floor seats, with season tickets valid for all day games but not day sessions.
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Shrine Auditorium
Billings
New Classification Tax Assessment Aimed at Aged and Retired
The 1865 session created a new class 8 tax rate for homeowners with appraised value up to 15000, but relief may be limited due to strict income tests and a 10 percent reduction. Eligible are widows 62+ with or without children, and other seniors. applications must be filed annually by March 1 at Sweet Grass county assessor office.
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Hubert Becken
Montana Board of Equalization
Becken
Chilren
Sweet Grass County
Cadette Girl Scouts Attend First Conclave in Billings
Mrs. Dean Lowry and Mrs. Bill Kinsey chauffeured eleven Cadette Girl Scouts to Billings for the first Cadette conference. More than 300 Cadettes aged 12 to 15 from Absarokee Columbus Big Timber Joliet Huntley Project Billings and Laurel gathered in the Chamber of Commerce building to hear the program theme The Bigness of Girl Scouting presented by Mrs. Harry Turner.
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Dean Lowry
Bill Kinsey
Billings
Absarokee
Columbus
Big Timber
Joliet
Huntley Project
Laurel
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Turner
Stephens College Students Join New York Study Project
Nancy Lee Hart, daughter of Mrs Barbara Hart, is among more than 90 Stephens college freshmen who will participate in a week long study project February 12 19 in New York City. The students follow the same curriculum with the same teachers as part of an experimental program and each will report on her observations.
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N. Y
Nancy Lee Hart
Barbara Hart
Stephens College
New York City
Probation Officer J in Graham Named Sixth District Deputy
District Judge Jack Shanstrom announces J in Graham of Sweet Grass County High School will serve as deputy probation officer and juvenile officer for Sweet Grass county. Graham, born in Columbus, graduate of Columbus High School and University of Montana business school, has long worked with youths and will continue teaching and coaching in Big Timber. He holds roles with American Legion post 19, Big Timber Jaycees, and the local Volunteer Fire Department. he and Joyce have three children.
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J.in
Graham
Sweet Grass County
Jack Shanstrom
Livingston
Columbus
Columbus High School
School of Business
University of Montana
Missoula
Jim
Big Timber
American Legion Post 19
Big Timber Jaycees
Joyce
Jay
Kathy Jo
Services Held For Sterling Findley
Sterling Hyde Findley 82 died at Community hospital Sunday after frequent illness. Funeral Wednesday at Lowry Chapel with Rev. Joseph LaDu officiating and Mrs. Myrtle Sell at organ. Interment Sunset Hills Bozeman. Born December 17 1883 Atchison Missouri he lived in Madison valley and Reed Point before ranching and forestry work. Survivors include son Thomas Findley Big Timber daughter Lois Braleski San Diego grandson Dennis Findley Big Timber two granddaughters Big Timber Astoria 11 great grandchildren and four brothers.
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Sterling Hyde Findley
Community Hospital
Lowry Chapel
Joseph LaDu
First Congregational Church
Myrtle Sell
Art Stephens
Oscar Stephens
George Michels
Robert Brownlee
Floyd Ferguson
Vernon Kenyon
Bozeman
Sunset Hills
Mr. Findley
Big Timber Creek
California
Hollywood
Guatemala
Hawaii
Thomas R. Findley
Big Timber
Lloyd
Lois) Braleski
San Diego
Dennis Findley
David George
Barbara Baker
Astoria
Local CowBelles Attend Luncheon in Columbus
About 25 T Bone CowBelle directors and chairmen from Sweet Grass, Carbon, and Stillwater counties met Wednesday January 19 at the Liberty cafe in Columbus for a no host noon luncheon. Despite snow packed roads and icy temperatures the turnout was good with attendees including Mrs. Kermit Andersen, Mrs. Mabel Harper, Mrs. Owen McCleerey, and Mrs. Jack.
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T-Bone
Sweet Grass
Carbon
Stillwater Counties
Liberty Cafe
Columbus
Sweet Grass County
Kermit Andersen
Mabel Harper
Owen McCleerey
Jack
Community Growth and Development Series Offered
A four part discussion on community growth begins Wednesday February 9 at 8 p m in the courthouse courtroom. Each weekly session covers growth meaning labor force training production factors and local resource use with college credit available for a fee. Open to all interested in community development.
Modern Mathematics Course Offered at MSU Bozeman
Montana State University Bozeman Continuing Education offers Trends in Modern Mathematics with an orientation meeting Feb 15 at 7 p.m. at the Big Timber grade school. Open to adults, no teaching background required. Three undergraduate credits $24 or audit $12. Twelve classes from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Tuesdays Feb 15 to May 20.
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Montana State University
Bozeman
Big Timber
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C. F. Aliman
E. A. Bieber
John Renneberg
Aton C. Melville
International Lions
Jim Schneider
W. Ben Vail
Lions District
N. A. Jacobsen
Sterling Findley
Arne Petaja
Lion Arnold Johnson
Absarooke-Beartooth Development Assn
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