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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
8
In a terse relay write up, Mary Wick is noted among the girls relay participants as the meet proceeds with standout performances from Wager and Jeff Cook.
A list of faculty members and their summer plans shows a mix of travel, work, and family activities. Entries include visits to North Dakota and Montana, trips to Oregon and Glendive, fishing, summer school, and time on ranches and farms. Several will remain in Big Timber or nearby towns, while others attend conferences or work with the Forest Service.
The Pioneer regrets the omission of several pictures this week due to delays from the engravers.
The rodeo began after the Civil War as Texans moved longhorns north and west. Cowboys rode rank cattle on treacherous plains, forming town events that grew into Frontier Days and Stampedes. The frontier spirit lives in rodeo where cowboys win by skill not salary, competing against riders and wild stock.
Friendship Society gathers at Mike Breck ranch Sunday June 6 at 2 pm. Future Farmers of America meets Monday June 7 at 7 pm in the high school vocational shop. Jayceens host Thursday evening with Mrs Dick Josephson and Mrs Stan Todd. Gweet Grass County Federation of Women’s Clubs meets tomorrow at 11 am in library club rooms with Potluck at noon. Zenobia temple of the Pythian Sisters hosted by Mrs Pearl King belt grand chief last Thursday with coffee social hour.
John Adams is due by Saturday as Mrs Frances Lundstrom will narrate and screen films about Hawaii. The items indicate a schedule with a participant and a presentation on Hawaii's films.
The last regular meeting of the O.E.S. was held May 25 with Mrs. Flora Storey and Byron Manley presiding. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. George Bruffey and a memorial service conducted. Installation was planned for June 30 and lunch was served by Mrs. John Boe and Mrs. Jim Woolsey.
The ALCW will gather Thursday June 10 at 2 p m in the Lutheran church recreation hall. Mrs. Clarence Erickson leads devotions and songs, with Mrs. Raymond Elgen in charge. Slides will be shown and lunch served upstairs by hostesses including Mrs. Ross Snyder and others.
Visiting Miss Linda Esp and Miss Frances Norman of MSC traveled to Stevensville and Missoula to visit roommates and planned to return tomorrow. Mrs. Wm Bowman visited her mother Mrs. Ella Webber and relatives in Big Timber. Albert Tengesdal returned for spring vacation from the Cooney ranch and spent time in Livingston before rejoining friends in Big Timber.
Mrs Roy Mahlum admitted May 28 for medical care and released June 1. Phil Grossarth a Curlew Washington five year old boy received medical care and was released the next day. Ray Peterson admitted May 28 for medical care and released June 1. Marie Bratlie admitted May 29 for medical care. Richard Aldrich admitted June 1 for injuries from a car accident. Mrs Walter Steensland admitted June 2 for medical care.
Report highlights Estere One son and Margo Beck from grade events. Twelve year old girls throw lists Linda Mosness Vickie Schiltz Marion Whidden. Eleven year old girls throw includes Jane McNulty Daniel Plagge Meyen Marla Dempster. Boys relay showcases Jack Fuller Wayne Mynstol Jim Luttsch.
The Homeland Circle will meet Thursday June 4 at 2 p.m. in the fellowship hall with Mrs Flora Storey leading devotions and songs. Installation of new officers is planned for June 17 with a potluck luncheon. Mrs Wallace McArthur and Miss Katherine Douglas will host. Reservations for the Boulder event on Tuesday June 8 at 1 p.m. cost $2 and guests are welcome.
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