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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1971

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Redlegs Beat Cubs In High Scoring Legion Game

The American Legion Redlegs defeated the Livingston Cubs 18 to 16 in a high scoring affair. Pitcher Jim Graham earned the win as Martin Flanagan made a leaping seventh inning catch ending a Cubs rally and starting a double play. Redlegs collected 10 hits led by Mike Hentorn Clyde Chapel and Jim Grasham with long doubles.

American Legion Redlegs Livingston Cubs Martin Flanagan Redleg Cubs Jim Graham Winening Mike Henthorn Clyde Chapel Jim Grasham Ron Stief Mark Argene Kright Mike Sell Ron Nelson Dan McCauley Charles Holycross Alan Petaja

Democratic Women visit Montana convention at Big Mountain

Delegates from Missoula joined Mrs L W Baskett and Mrs Ethel Davis in Whitefish for the 17th Montana State Democratic Women's Club convention at the Big Mountain Ski Resort June 24 through 26. National vice chair Mary Lou Burg urged women to influence government while Davis enjoyed resort service and scenery.

L. W. Baskett Ethel Davis Owen McCleerey Missoula Whitefish Mont Montana State Democratic Women’s Club Big Mountain Mary Lou Burg Washington, D. C Democratic Party Davis Avon Seeley Lake Montana

Courthouse Sketch by Evanston Artist Visits Big Timber

Miss Isabel F Jarvis of Evanston Illinois, official courthouse artist of America, visited Big Timber Thursday and sketched Sweet Grass County Courthouse. She has drawn courthouses in 46 states over 16 years, with this Montana piece being number 81.

Isabel F. Jarvis Evanston Ill America Big Timber Sweet Grass County Miss Jarvis United States Montana Jarvis Smithsonian Institute Smithsonian

New Free Pastor Joins Evangelical Free Church in Big Timber

Rev William J Wohlers former Hammonton New Jersey pastor began duties June 27 at Fourth and Everett Big Timber The church plans a formal installation soon He previously led Rosedale Community Church Hammonton NJ and served in the U S Army 1963 education includes Montana Institute of the Bible and others He is married with two children and his wife teaches locally A 10 00 a m Sunday service and 11 00 a m worship plus youth and family services are listed

Evangelical Free Church Fourth and Everett Big Timber William J. Wohlers Hammonton New Jersey Pastor Wohlers Rosedale Community Church U. S. Army Montana Institute of the Bible Billings Philadelphia College of Bible Philadelphia Evangelical Bible Seminary Chicago Central New Jersey Bible Institute Wohlers Job Corps Boy Scouts of America Gordon John Tami Ruth Newark State College Union

ID's Required for Drinking at 19

Mr Joseph T. Shea of the Montana Liquor Control Board announces that nineteen year olds should obtain a Montana Liquor Control Board Identification Card. Applicants must submit birth certificate copy a 144 by 1 2 inch photo and 50 cents to the County Clerk and Recorder. The card will be mailed to the applicant and is accepted by bars to verify legal age after July 1 1971.

Joseph T. Shea Montana Liquor Control Board Shea I. D

Observations from a traveler in Australia 1949

An anonymous diary rambles through a 1949 Australia visit noting travel from New Zealand to Sydney, exchanges of dollars for local currency, and impressions of cities Sydney Canberra Melbourne Adelaide and Perth. The writer comments on clean streets, public leisure, architecture, roads, housing costs, and the two Australian transport firms TAA and NAA.

Australia Soviet Union Berlin Germany Poland Europe New Zealand Sydney U. S Canberra Melbourne Adelaide Perth United States TAA NAA Heaven and Earth Greyhound

Mrs Bob Brownlee Elected District 9 Director

Mrs Bob Brownlee was elected to the District 9 directorship of the T-Bone CowBelles at a Holiday Inn Billings meeting last week. The vacancy followed Mrs Kermit Anderson’s elevation to Montana CowBelles vice president. State president Mrs Lee Hubing attended alongside local members from Sweet Grass County and the T-Bone group.

Bob Brownlee T-Bone CowBelles Holiday Inn Billings Kermit Anderson Montana CowBelles CowBelles Lee Hubing Terry Sweet Grass County Bob Hanson Dillard Bryce Robert Brownlee Tom Brownlee Mabel Harper Bill Fraser

Junior Hereford Field Day and Annual Meeting Held

The MJHA Field Day at AEP Peterson Hereford Ranch in Livingston drew 325 Hereford enthusiasts on June 25. Speakers included AHA directors Byron Bayers Mike Andrews and P H White. Shelly Isbell was crowned Hereford Queen. Five Hereford classes and one horse class were judged. Scott Fraser won senior calf scramble. Wayne Gillespie Wes Jensen Ed Stole Patty Ramberg Shelly Isbell Scott Fraser Greg Clift Bob Groggins Herb and Doug Landers named to various posts.

AEP Peterson Livingston MJHA Byron Bayers AHA Twin Bridges Mike Andrews AJHA Prosser Wash P. H. White Dyersburg Tenn White Shelly Isbell Virgil Isbell Wilsall Herefords Joe Leadbetter Ennis Peterson Herefords Scott Fraser Bill Fraser Wayne Gillespie Kevin Wes Jensen Circle Ed Stole Patty Ramberg Chinook Sec

4-H Livestock Judging Winners at FairView Ranch

Allen Laubach Steve Oiestad and Rick Von Purple win purple ribbons in the senior livestock judging contest at FairView Ranch near Melville Twenty eight 4 H members from Wheatland Meagher and Sweet Grass Counties competed The top three will represent Sweet Grass County at 4 H Congress in August Junior division winners and red blue ribbon judges listed Also a grain and vegetable judging contest held alongside with winners named

FairView Ranch Melville Wheatland Meagher Sweet Grass Sweet Grass County Alelen Laubach Steve Olestad Rick Gibby Ron Henry Ken Laubach Nancy Bryce Chuck Tears Dick Teavys Donna Sargent Joe Bryce Scott Fraser Joan Halverson Ted Thompson Beverly Buttrell Smokey McAffee Jay McCurry Donna Laubach Brad Berg Lee Buttrell Mike Patton Rick Henry Floyd Thompson Dan Rostad Victor Gibby Cyd Fraser Martha Fraser Carolyn Fraser Patti Lucas Maura Brewer Cone Junction Allen Laubach Floyd

Kathy Pedula Wins $5 in Who's Who Contest

Kathy Pedula correctly identified Dr. Thomas Ivey in this week's Who's Who, earning $5 but missing the clue list. The $25 prize carried over, totaling $55 for the next puzzle in Sweet Grass County. The prior list included clues such as Dr, single, AAA, mountain man, Mustang, and Sox OFF.

Kathy Pedula William Pedula Thomas Ivey Sherlock Holmes Sweet Grass County AAA Southern Exposure Mustang DSA Browning Guts Sox

Yellowstone River Float Trip Listed in Top July Events

DISCOVER AMERICA TRAVEL ORGANIZATIONS selects Montana event for inclusion in Top 20 U. S. Travel Events for July 1971 based on a Washington source. The Yellowstone River Float Trip from Livingston to Billings is scheduled July 9-11, listed with nationwide events such as the Minneapolis Aquatennial and Cheyenne Frontier Days.

Discover America Montana U. S Washington D. C Scott A. Warden Yellowstone River Livingston Billings Minneapolis Cheyenne Nebraska

Litterers Face 90 Day Montana License Ban

Beginning July 1, Montana will suspend any hunting fishing or camping license or permit for ninety days after conviction for littering on campgrounds lands streams or lakes. Harley Yeager of the Montana Fish and Game Department warns recreationists to heed the new law passed by the 1970 71 legislature.

Montana Harley Yeager Montana Fish and Game Department Billings

Week Ahead at Big Timber Pioneer and Local Notes

Stan notes staff travel break and next issue planning with Edna Goosey on July 5 observance. He references hippie protests in Yellowstone, bumper stickers, Lion Head Guest Ranch impressions, and loss of highway accident reporting due to no full-time ambulance beat reporter.

Edna Goosey Livingston Enterprise Big Timber Pioneer Yellowstone Park Lice Lion Head United States Chas. Murdock Pioneer

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Redlegs Helena Red Lodge Dee Dee Dear Arnie Mosness Great Falls Arnie Nat Clark John Haligowski St. Joseph's Catholic Reed Point Kings Hall Chambers of Parliament Hereford Steve Oiestad Rick von Purple Stan
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