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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
8
The district receives high praise from the Soil Conservation Service for expanding rural development efforts. The state conservationist and Administrator Williams commend district leadership and pledge full cooperation to meet new conservation challenges.
The Montana 4-H camp runs for a week with over 100 leaders from nine southern and eastern counties. Campers help plan activities to develop better participants leaders and citizens. Klaus is guest of honor, with additional guests from Australia and Japan.
The 1964 Salvation Army drive in Sweet Grass county ends with plans for a local Big Timber service unit. Oscar Forsythe chairs, John Ronneberg is treasurer, and Mrs. Helen Heem is county welfare director. Twenty percent of funds support the local unit. The Army operates in 89 countries and many U.S. towns.
Certificates record West Boulder Lumber Co ownership in Big Timber and a fictitious name filing for Big Timber Scrap and Salvage. The documents name Loren F Brewer and four individuals Lloyd Neste Beverly Neste Charles C Jinkens Rose Jinkens with notary seals dated June 2 1964 and June 29 1964.
Officers arrived as Bill Strode said he was fine but worried for his wife who was in the other vehicle that collided. He identified the woman as his wife, implying she was involved in the crash and in need of assistance.
List of local residents detailing summer plans including trips to Yellowstone park Jackson Hole Ogden North Dakota and Canada. Several will attend MSC summer school for varying weeks while others remain at home or visit relatives in Seattle Nevada Oklahoma City Circle and San Diego.
Larry McKenney and Rob Wiseman of Scottsdale will clown at this year's Big Timber rodeo. McKenney began clowning in 1958 with Fritz McFarnahan in Tucson and later worked major rodeos nationwide including Calgary Stampede and Fort Worth. Wiseman has worked with McKenney for six years and also competes in bullriding and bareback events.
Mrs Thelma Patterson arrived in Livingston on Tuesday evening after visiting relatives in Seattle for several weeks. She was met and driven home by the Jim Gooseys.
A compact religious meditation traces salvation to Jews and the olive tree, citing Romans, Ephesians, and Acts. It condemns idol worship from Moses to modern times, contrasts Zion laws with graven images, and ends with a church proclamation and a Silverton Oregon address.
Weekend visitors travel from Stanford Tennessee Hamilton and Hardin to Big Timber events. Memorial day gatherings include family guests at Patterson and Ullman homes. Charley Davis western art decorates downtown windows as Switzerland summer plans unfold. Bert Jacobson travels from Las Vegas for an eighth grade graduation. grandson James Kincaid II born to Las Vegas couple.
The judge listened to a recording of Lenny Bruce’s nightclub act before acquitting him on an obscenity charge. He defended Bruce saying if people pay to hear him, they deserve to hear what they hear. The judge called Bruce's language dirty and degraded American language and morality.
Mrs. J C Smith found one of two decorative concrete eagles missing from her house pillar in Wellington Kansas. Pranksters replaced the missing eagle with two eggs in the hollow pedestal and hauled away the 150-pound ornament.
Brownies numbering 26 held a cook-out May 23 at the fairgrounds. A picnic at City Park followed last week for Brownies and first grade girls. In church fly up ceremonies at the Lutheran church 12 Brownies advanced to Girl Scouts: Julie Etzold, Dianne Jacobs, Renee Jacobson, Linda Lukenbill, Cheri Mosness, Pam Mosness, Kim Sell, Debbie Smith, Elizabeth Standish, Lora Lee Stirn, Rosemary Traver and Lisa Boe.
Mrs Arne Hoem admitted Wednesday of last week for medical care. Mrs W Wilson admitted Thursday for medical care released Monday. Dick Sloan admitted Thursday with Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Mrs Eisten Birkeland admitted Thursday for medical care released Friday. Mrs Babe Thomason admitted Saturday for medical care and Chris Albertson admitted Sunday for medical care. John Lende admitted Monday for medical care. Mrs Clara Zellers released yesterday after being a patient since May 15.
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