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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
8
Mrs. Alban Roemer notes Baskett Cole trees form a canopy across the street indicating a tree shaded avenue in Big Timber. Second Blooming reports mountain ash trees blooming again this season and the annual Moose meeting with officer installation on Monday June 24 at 8 o clock.
Everett V. Darlington of the state engineer urges water well owners and spring users to file for ground water rights under the 1961 Ground Water Law. Forms No. 1, 2, 3, and 4 guide declarations, notices, and completions with deadlines in 1964.
Dorcas Circle meets Friday at 8 with Mrs Beck hosting and Mrs Holmberg teaching. Rachel Circle gathers June 27 at 8 in Parish hall with Mrs Henthorn as hostess. Esther Circle convenes June 27 at 2 at Mrs Lomeland home. Martha Circle meets June 27 at 2 at Mrs Viets home with Mrs Boe giving the lesson. A potluck dinner follows services Sunday to honor Harold Tetlie departing for New Guinea.
Mrs. J. Viola Herak, chair of the ASC state committee, explains 1964 wheat support rules under existing law. Producers planting within pre referendum acreage allotments receive 50 percent parity support about 1.25 per bushel, with no 1964 overplanting penalties but possible history credit loss. Stored excess wheat may be released without penalty after July 1, 1964, with earlier releases possible for under or over production of 1963 crops. Appeals on 1964 allotments go to ASC county and state committees with 15 days to appeal. proven yield data files in county records.
Benny Prinkki of Red Lodge stayed at Camp Mimmagish on the Boulder and was admitted Friday evening then released Saturday morning. Mrs. Hans Gerwitz was admitted Saturday for a fractured shoulder from a home fall and released Tuesday. John Lende and Clyde Davis were admitted and released on consecutive days. Free Crockett was admitted Tuesday after a possible heart attack.
The Montana Board of Health reported the year's first Colorado tick fever case from Ravalli County. Montana had no tick fever cases in all of 1962 and has not recorded Rocky Mountain spotted fever this year. By this time in 1962, four cases had been reported.
Steve Johnson from the University of Montana helps at the One service station this summer assisting Arnold and crew. Brief Stop Over Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of Sheridan Wyoming visit Billings to see brothers Mike and Arnold Breck and families.
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