Warbling Continues With Happy Golden Years Warblers
The Gold en Age Warblers, a 16 member senior citizen singing group, meet weekly at the Hospitality House to sing old time tunes and socialize. Led by Mrs. Lilian Laubach they perform as a kitchen band with homemade instruments and include members playing kazoo, pot lid, and pie pan. Their rehearsal ritual centers on coffee and selecting songs for future events in Bi Timber Livingston Laurel and Harlowton.
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Golden Age Warblers
Lilian Laubach
Norris Langston
Johnny Johnson
Sid Kamp
Norris Gallentine
Adeline Baskett
Henry Berg
Clela Manley
Evelyn Woodhouse
Gerhardt Schultz
Ione Brislor
Alvhild Nicholson
Ethel Brownlee
Mrs. Laubach
Lara Kamp
Ruth Kunesh
Gladys O'Leary
Solomon Lev
Hospitality House
Sweet Grass County High Board Sets Thursday Meeting Agenda
The Sweet Grass County High School trustees will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. to open bids for the gym roof repair and review applications for three vacant teaching positions. They will consider hiring a clerk, review next year’s final budget, and discuss bus driver hiring and routes to aid County Transportation Committee’s June 16 meeting.
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Sweet Grass County High School
Barbara Nichols
Nichols
Gertrude Conwell
Tom Mandigo
County Transportation Committee
JCs Win Blue Chip Award at State Convention
Big Timber Jaycees earned a Blue Chip award at the State Jaycee Convention in Big Sky. The group also highlighted a Donkey Baseball game and fireworks on July 8 at 7 30 p m with advance tickets at 75 cents children and 150 adults. game tickets are 1 and 2. Allen Laubach Dana Strobel received the Arvid O Mostad Award and John Becken placed in the Ray Miller top ten. Attendees included Dave Chris Popelka and others.
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Big Timber Jaycees
Big Sky
Jaycees
Jaycee
Big Timber
Montana
Allen Laubach
Dana Strobel
Arvid O. Mostad
John Becken
Ray Miller
Dave
Chris Popelka
Phil
Daveen Schuman
Martin
Judy Hauge
Jerry Dempster
Dan Barber
Summer Ball Programs Lined Up In Park
About fifty boys ages 8 to 12 signed up for Little League baseball on two teams as part of the summer recreation program. Sherm Schuster of the Human Resource Development Council organized an adult softball program with three men's teams led by captains Gary Mosness Rev Gary Warne and Ed Gust. Games are 730 p.m Mondays and Thursdays. Women's games are 730 p.m Tuesdays. Tennis lessons signups are via park directors Larry Hauge Bob Hauck or John Morrison.
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Bob Hauck
Sherm Schuster
The
Human Resource Development Council
Gary Mosness
Gary Warne
Ed Gust
Larry Hauge
Hauck
John Morrison
Mayor Proclaims United States Army Day in Big Timber
Mayor Proclaims United States Army Day on Saturday in Big Timber aligning with Flag Day. The proclamation honors the Army as defender and highlights its roles in exploration engineering scientific medical research and community service during disasters.
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McLean Clark
United States Army
Big Timber
Clark
U.S. Army
Summer Recreation Pool Set To Open With Schedule
The pool will open Monday if no unforeseen problems arise per Rita Hansen. Public swim runs 1 4:30 p m Tuesday through Sunday with Monday for maintenance. Night swimming starts June 24. High school sessions Tue Thu 7 9 p m and adult swims Wed Fri 7 9 p m. Registration June 16 19 11 a m noon and 4 30 5 30 p m.
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Rita Hansen
Pioneer Days Shaping Up Plans for July 19
Ruth Braley of Mountainarts reports Pioneer Days activities begin at 1 p.m. with a pet parade and pioneer costumes. A barbecue feed, snow cone sale, old fashioned photo booth, sandwich sale, horseshoes, a sing by the Golden Age Warblers, and an evening Shakespearian play are planned. Contact Braley or Mountainarts to participate.
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Ruth Braley
Mountainarts
Braley
Magic Globe Players Bring World Stories to City Park
Big Timber Jayceons sponsor the Magic Globe Players Children's Theater at City Park at 7 p.m. on June 26. Tickets cost 75 cents. The four member troupe, from North Dakota, will perform stories from Turkey China Denmark Arabia the U.S. and Germany using acting pantomime music puppetry and dramatics. Performances are in the round on a portable 10 by 10 stage with close lawn seating and audience participation. The group has toured 200 communities reaching over 40 000 people in North and South Dakota.
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Big Timber Jayceons
City Park
Turkey
China
Denmark
Arabia
U.S
Germany
North Dakota
North
South Dakota
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