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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
A community event featured a presentation for sending a boy to camp and the display of his notebook. Carol and others chatted while refreshments by Mrs. Joe Mathes accompanied social games.
The committee concludes a county bond issue is the best method to finance a needed elder care facility. It would cover construction with minimal per person cost and ensure satisfactory service, while occupants may use private funds or welfare to cover living expenses.
A text recalls the Liberty Bell's role in proclaiming liberty on July 4 1776 and links bells across communities to the memory of Richard Henry Lees resolutions. It also notes a note from The Pioneer about the imminent return of Mr and Mrs Clarence Nyre to Big Timber from Pasadena California.
The Fladland Camp wedding featured a three tiered cake with white fluting and pink roses as the bride’s table centerpiece. Out-of-town guests from Great Falls Bloomington and Madison attended, with reception duties handled by family members. The bride and groom, both Montana locals, plan to reside in Harlowton after a Montana trip. The bride, a 1963 graduate of Sweet Grass county high school, later served as deputy clerk of Yellowstone county. The groom, a Reed Point graduate, studies history and Russian at Eastern Montana College of Education. The couple’s rehearsal dinner and wedding events gathered many relatives and friends from multiple states. Ruth Circle and Summer School notes appear in separate items.
The account describes a couple’s church wedding with a tiara train gown, seed pearl tiara, and bouquet of white chrysanthemums and pink roses. Attendants include Mrs. James Cummings, George Van Campen as ring bearer, and Marilyn and Sendra Van Campen as flower girls.
In Butte Justice Court Mark P. Sullivan fined $15 for exceeding the night speed limit. Helena notes include Cindy Nelson visiting Ozzie Nelson in Helena at the Art Sell home. she arrived last Thursday. T/Sgt. and Mrs. David George and four children visited the Findleys home Sunday. the Georges recently moved from Lompoc California in January.
The passage describes bell ringing to call meetings opposing tea duties and denouncing tea buyers as enemies of the new country. It notes the intent to repeal tea duties and to resist Parliament measures, culminating in a pivotal gathering on June 7.
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