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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1968
Page
5
Dean's List student Mark Johnson son of Rev and Mrs Johnson at Luther College Decorah Town is named on the second semester dean's list. The notes cover multiple local students and visitors from Ashland Anaconda Billings and Bozeman with university honor roll mentions and community notices.
The Women of the Moose held installation services at the Moose home with Mrs. Dana Laubach as installing chairman. Installing regent Mrs. Tope Strobel and installing guide Mrs. Schuler led the ceremony for new officers led by senior regent Mrs. Archie Lake and others for the ensuing year. A rehearsal is planned before the July 8 meeting with attendees asked to arrive by 7:30.
A large turnout heard Dr. Don Henke discuss the FDA antibiotic restrictions and debated weed control programs. Nancy Raisland and Mary Ann Voldberg reported on a Montana State University youth seminar attended last week, with Holly Linder and Leslie Hanson in tow. Stan Burger of Bozeman attended and praised the youth, while Wayne Reed and Don Blair provided entertainment. The Farm Bureau picnic is set for August 18 at the Lloyd Rein ranch, with no July meeting and lunch served after.
Pioneer Home News notes the challenge of staffing a 32 patient facility around the clock. The writer argues for fair wages to prevent quitting and urges hiring locals when possible, citing difficulties finding qualified workers in Big Timber. Mrs Laure Stewart turns 81. patient Mrs Cora Staley remains lively at 96. Grandmother
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