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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
The Democratic Women of Sweet Grass County will meet at 2 p.m. Friday at the Tap Room in Frye's Cafe. A Bozeman speaker will discuss the proposed constitution. Everyone is welcome.
A Montana Power ad promotes leaving a pilot light on during summer to prevent corrosion and extend heat equipment life. It claims the cost is less than 2 cents a day for gas water heaters, offering year round readiness and quicker heating when fall returns.
Betty Jane Carter funeral services conducted by Rev. Richard Kienitz at Lowry Funeral Home with music by Debbie Lowry and others. Pallbearers listed. Interment at Mountain View Cemetery. John Hayes, 84, died at Pioneer Nursing Home with services led by Father John Haligowski and burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Janet Lee Carl receives Davis Brothers Scholarship worth $375 at University of Montana Pharmacy Awards Banquet.
John H. Leuthold urges Montana voters to approve the new constitution in the June 6 vote. He argues the proposal reflects urban needs, broadens rights and education access, and places greater legislative accountability, calling it a people’s constitution prepared with public guidance.
Local notes detail holiday visits from Libby to Havre and Big Sandy and a residence move in Big Timber. A long critique attacks Common Cause and John Gardner, alleging threats to constitutional law, federal police power, and nationalization of education under a proposed new U.S. Constitution.
The Big Timber Public School eighth grade held commencement on May 31 at the Grade School Auditorium with a band processional, Rev. Nilsen leading invocation, diplomas presented by Mr Ben Berg, and Superintendent McDonald. Ronald Nelson led the welcome and a long class roll of names followed. The page includes senior-like awards, a class history, prophecy, will, and poem readings by students.
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