Kjarmo Family Visits After Working at GE Atomic Plant
Harold Kjarmo returned from Richland Washington to Big Timber for a five day visit with family and fiancée Miss Darlene Brannin. A summer witness team from Lee College Cleveland Tennessee led by Steve Conn will speak at the Church of God on June 11 with Eva Elliott in the group. Open house marks Lloyd and Reif’s 25th wedding anniversary June 13. Nina Adams leaves for Carleton College scholarship study. Raymond Bateman and Harold Burnett visit from California and Great Falls. Piano recital by Mrs Joe Mathes students at the Dugout featured Sharon Tollefson and others with Carol Gallentine narrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Conn
Charles Conn
Church of ‘God, ‘International
Eva Elliott
Big Timber
Lee College
Eva
Lloyd
Reif
Nina Adams
Carleton College
Joe Mathes
Dugout
Sharon Tollefson
Arnold Tollefson
Fay VanderVoort
Janie Williams
Marla Dempster
Emily Rostad
Shirley Rostad
Carol Gallentine
Claudette Black
Linda Clayton
Tommy Petaja
Joen Petaja
Christi Brunckhorst
Marilyn Mathes
Manda Mathes
Jill Yost
SGHS Honor Roll Continued From Page One
The list includes 4th quarter A and B honor roll recipients from SGHS. Names named with GPAs range from 4.00 to 3.00, including students such as Nina Adams Mary Ellen McDonnell Suzann Fallang Rich ard Paulson and John Ellison.
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Nina Adams
Mary Ellen McDonnell
Suzann Fallang
Richard Paulson
Mary Standish
John Ellison
Judy Grosfield
Jeanette Holmberg
Rose McKay
Kathy McKenzie
Diana Refsland
John Plagemeyer
Berdine Woodhouse
Tim McKay
Charles Baldwin
Terry Mosness
Raymie Jarrett
Mark Johnson
Margaret Lavold
Erin Grosfield
Lee Langhus
Ken Schilling
Andy Braaten
Sharon Terland
Robert Hajek
Shirley Rostad
Bob Movius
Sherrie Weagel
Kristi Davis
Jack Prather
Steve Hanson
Sandra Hetland
Patricia Beley
Rickie Reed
Cheryl Tronrud
Ann Bare
Judy Carl
Linda Fellows
Mary Ann Klindt
Gwena McGehee
Margery Nickel
Margaret Harper
Susie Nies
Carol van Clave
Barbara Beck
Nancy Hart
Sam Hollier
Richard Fotland
Ann Lawellin
Richard Adams
Becky Holcomb
Tully Lavold
Martha Manley
Barbara Morris
Centennial Parade Seeks Donations for Rodeo Programs
Organizers urge nonresponding donors to send contributions for inclusion in rodeo programs. Absarokee judges assess originality quality and appearance. Centennial floats win four prizes totaling 50 35 25 and 15 dollars. 4H floats and bikers receive four prizes apiece, plus youngest and oldest cowboys and cowgirls honored.
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Absarokee
Hereford Field Day Set At Goggins Ranch Ennis
First annual Hereford field day for junior breeders will be held at the Goggins ranch near Ennis on Friday June 12 not June 2 as previously stated. All girls and boys who own Hereford cattle or steers and are under 21 are eligible for membership.
Community notices and club reports fill Springdale pages
The Springdale Historical Society schedules a June 12 meeting at the Almer Thorson home in Livingston with a potluck. Various groups report recent meetings including the American Legion Auxiliary installing new officers, the Trio Club gathering June 17, the Big Timber Rod and Gun Club events, Rainbow Assembly rodeo parade float plans, and Dorcas Circle gardening and range management demonstrations at the Strasburger ranch.
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The
Springdale Historical Society
Almer Thorson
South G Street
Livingston
Big Timber Rod and Gun Club
Ray Bieber
Glasston Lake
Boat Club
Rod and Gun Club
Robert Bird
Lewistown
Glasston Lakes
Lake
George Lamach
Conservationists Tour Range and Livestock Demo Sites
County agent Bob Racicot and soil conservationists led a resource conservation development tour north of Pompeys Pillar. Sponsored by federal and state agencies and districts, the group observed water spreader demos, a Russian wild rye plot, wheat grass seeding, sagebrush spray trials, and past spraying effects dating back to 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Racicot
Harold Smith
Irvin Pollard
Sweet Grass County
Ballek
Donald ‘ Roberts
Temipero - Branch
Cal
Ullman
Jeff
Glaison
Son
Wesley Strasburger
Fanch
Redlegs Win First Peewee Contest
Coach Punk Reidelbach’s Redlegs beat the Livingston Cubs 6 to 2 in their Peewee league opener. Simmons earned the win behind the plate, with Mosness at short and Fichtner at first. Big Timber added three in the fourth and two in the fifth for the winning margin. Cubs tallied once more in the fifth. A Tuesday game was rained out. next is a home date with Livingston Indians Friday night.
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Punk Reidelbach
Redlegs
American Legion
Livingston Cubs
Simmons
Fuller
Mosness
Fichtner
Cameron
Nicholson
Hauge
Fallang
McGehee
Big Timber
Cubs
Livingston Indians
Nellie Faw Recovering After Highway 10 Accident
Nellie Faw a 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Faw is recovering in the community hospital after a Friday noon crash on highway 10 seven miles east of Big Timber. She suffered severe tendon damage a broken nose pelvis and multiple injuries when her car hit a semi truck rear wheel. The truck driver William O Bloomfield of Boise Idaho was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Faw
Jim Faw
Big Timber
William O. Bloomfield
Boise, Ida
Church notices dial a prayer and service times
The listing shows Ocee Johnson, pastor at Big Timber Lutheran Church, with a Sunday service at 10 a m. A Women of the Church meeting is scheduled for 2:00. Melville Lutheran Church has no service this Sunday, while a joint service at 10:00 is planned in Big Timber.
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Big Timber
Church notices outline services and meetings
Thursday board of trustees meets at 8 p.m. Sunday worship at 9 30 a.m. Nursery care provided for babies. Older children invited to worship with parents. Thursday Homeland Circle luncheon at 1 p.m. Potluck all women invited.
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Board of Trustees
Homeland Circle
Evangelical United Brethren Church Services
Ww F Clingman, pastor, leads Sunday school at 10. Morning worship at 11. Evening service at 8. Services open to the public.
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THE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Weekend church program and summer service schedule
Friday EUB school program at 8 00 Cooperating churches Church of God Evangelical Free Church and the EUB Tuesday WSWS prayer meeting at 9 30 a m Wednesday prayer meeting at St Marks Episcopal Summer services start June 14 at 9 00 a m with June 21 exception when eyerenet will be held at 11 15 a m
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E.U.B
Church of God
Evangelical Free Church
E.ub
WSWS
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Dillon
Raymond Bateman
Burbank
Calif
Harold Burnett
Great Falls
Helen Coryell
Big Timber Woman’s Club
Fred Swift
Vic Braaten
American’ Legion ‘Hall
Piyaes Gree
Abe Y
SGHS
Carol van Cleve
Bob Klindt
Sheryl Woodhouse
Hereford
Springdale Historical. Society
American, Legion: Auxiliary
Mabel Harper
Kermit Tuttschwager
James ‘McGehee
Charles Nicholson
Ralph Faw
J.O. Matthew
Byron Manley
C. E. Smart
Tana Voges
Trio Club
Ward Bruffey
Herb Baylis
Sidney Camp
Rachel Circle
Rainbow Assembly
Linda Yost
Friendship Club
Rose Stokes
Louis Larson
Stokes
Mathilde Neumayer
Frye
Louise Willson
Agnes Refsland
Lillie Pederson
Hans Gerwitz
Anton Solberg
Tom Donlan
Neumayer
Wayne Faw
Dorcas
Dan Laubach
Dorcas Circle
Olaf Hauge
Strasburger Ranch
Montana Fish and Game Department
First Congregational Church
Ed Simons
Senate
Edmes
Terrill Tollefson
T. L. Kitts
Optometrist
Livingston, Montana
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