Various Disorder and Crimes Reported in Big Timber Area May June 1977
A compilation of local incidents lists motorcycle on a school playground an alarm at Big Timber Farm Supply none found, suspicious vehicle checks near a church and loud mufflers on McLeod Street. Reports include missing bicycle a dog killing sheep a stray child found and several traffic related disturbances and park concerns. Marriages include Brushwood Buckley Arban Sargent Luttschwager Hauge.
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McLeod St
East 8Th
E. 9Th
Reed Point
Big Timber
Boulder
City Park
Yellowstone Avenue
Strobel Trailer Court
Stillwater Co
Mcleod Street
Change in landowner preference for antelope and deer permits
Landowners with at least 160 acres of agricultural land may gain preference in drawing antelope licenses and special deer permits. A 1977 application includes a landowner qualifying section to be completed with license or permit applications. Landowners need not live in the hunting district, but the land must be located there.
Outdoor clean up plan to reduce camp litter
A Rocky Mountain Outdoorsman urges families to spend weekends picking up trash at favorite recreation spots. He notes cans and debris from deserted camps and explains long term benefits from instilling care in youths, urging readers to list outdoor spots and schedule clean up visits.
Granger Receives Economics Degree at Sewanee
Graduates Robert William Granger son of Mr and Mrs James Granger of Big Timber earned a B A in economics from the University of the South Sewanee Tennessee on May 29 He belonged to the Order of Gownsmen Spanish Club Economics Club Omicron Delta Epsilon and held multiple leadership roles in Beta Theta Pi including programs committee chairman alumni secretary secretary vice president and president He also earned a varsity letter in soccer.
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Robert William Granger
James Granger
Big Timber
The
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Order of Gownsmen
Spanish Club
Economics Club
Omicron Delta Epsilon Economics
Young Republicans
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Hospitality House News Highlights Activities
The report covers Bingo for 19 senior citizens on Thursday, a bus trip for 41 seniors to the Lawrence Welk Show Saturday at 5:00, a June quilt drawing won by Mary Pravada, and upcoming events. The regular meeting is Monday the 13th at 12:30 for a pot luck, with Friday movie on the 10th at 3:00. Katie Black offers blood pressure readings on Thursday the 16th from 10:00 to 5:00. Golden Age Warblers perform at 7:30 each evening.
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Lawrence Welk
Mary Pravada
Katie Black
Golden Age Warblers
The View from the Boulder Mountains
In this rural reminiscence a speaker reflects on drought hot days and scarce irrigation water. He recalls classic frontier methods and the idea that laughter was the medicine during hard times while noting shifts in river behavior and the tension between tradition and modern environmental concerns.
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Mr Baird
Gramps
News of the Boulder Valley changes name and format
After four years the column formerly News of the Boulder Valley adopts a new name and format. Olive Frye invites readers to send items about people and places to The Pioneer or to share anecdotes and notes for future columns.
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Boulder Valley
Pioneer
Olive Frye
Alf
Geine
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News of Record
Henry Charles Brushwood
Nancy June Buckley
Gary Leo Arban
Deborah Marie Sargent
Dennis Gregory Owens
Norene Catherine Jacobs
Jim Robert Luttschwager
Alice Irene Hauge
Rocky Mountain
Bob Ziegler
Robert Granger
Hospitality House News
Boulder Mountains
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Harold’s
SAO Ie
Coast TO Coast
Gift America Service
Cfion’s & She Fashion House
Livingston’s
Junior & Women’s
South Second St
Coats
Pegasus
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