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Theresa, a 1955 Canyonville graduate, attends SGHS Lee college and Montana State college. She is Who’s Who listed with talent in art and singing and a Farm Bureau sponsor. Sharon Palm plans to attend MSC after 1959 Luck high school, plans dramatics and swimming as talents. Maurine Hager, Pi Beta Phi treasurer, MSC student, speaks on her career goals. Barbara Holland, MSU student and saxophonist, moonlight girl, ski queen, and vocals talent night performer.
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Canyonville, Tenn
Public Academy
SGHS
Lee College
Tennessee
Montana State College
Theresa
Miss Lee College
America
Sweet Grass
Sharon
Women’s Athletic Assn
WAA
Park Motel
J. S. Solberg Co
Maurine Hager
John Hager
Maurine
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
MSC
Spurs
Pi Beta Phi
The
Moose Lodge
Barbara Holland
Charles Jackson
Barbara
Helena High School
Kappa Delta Sorority
Thespians
Missoula
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Reynolds Steensland Wedding Probate in Montana Era
The long wedding report details Reynolds Steensland and her groom with a four tiered veil and pearl earrings. Attendants include Miss Elizabeth Steensland sister of the bride and Mrs. Richard Prather of Hyattsville. Out-of-town guests list spans Los Angeles Seattle Belgrade Mesa Phoenix and Helena. The couple plan a west coast honeymoon and will reside at Arizona State University Tempe Arizona.
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Elizabeth Steensland
Richard L. Prather
Hyattsville
Maryland
Shirley Branne
Donald W. Dotts
Mesa, Ariz
Bennie Elgen
Helmar Branae
Mary Dell Moore
Belgrade
June Strand
Kathleen Nelson
Helena
Karen Branae
Oddlarg Stone
Montie Riter
Kenneth Roe
Olaf Hauge
George Hauge
Dennis Elgen
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State University
Tempe
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Miriam Reynolds
Lillian Castle
Wilhelmine Neilson
Calif
Ethel Steensland
Seattle
Wash
Richard Prather
Jim Moore
Swede Lindgren
Donald Dotts
Annis Jones
Mesa
George Gove
Tony Westcoat
Lake Forest
Ill
Norman Freeman
Quantico
Floyd Smith
Fort Benton
Doug James
Kalispell
Curt Jacobson
Dorothy Nedberg
Great Falls
Henry Adams
Bozeman
Redlegs Rally Past Pirates 9 5 In Seven Inning Win
Big Timber Redlegs overcome four scoreless innings to beat Livingston Pirates 9 to 5 on Friday. Doug Wilson and Rich Paulson fueled the offense with key hits as Jack Simmons earned his third win in relief. Two players sidelined with injuries reduce regulars for rest of season.
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Redlegs
Pirates
Big Timber Redlegs
Livingston
Pirate
Fred Payne
Doug Wilson
Rich Paulson
Jack Simmons
Kent Robinson
Rick Schuler
Larry Jones
Livingston Tigers
Jerry Etzold
Larry McBride
Tigers
Tiger
Bobby Thompson
Big Timber
Redlegs fall as Tigers seize second place in standings
Stout-hearted Jack Simmons pitched well for the Redlegs but ten errors doomed the game. It was his first loss in four starts and dropped Big Timber to third as the Tigers moved into second. A Saturday game at 7:30 p.m. pits Big Timber against Mike Webb's Livingston Bobbysoxers.
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Jack Simmons
Redlegs
Tigers
Big Timber
Mike Webb
Livingston Bobbysoxers
Montana sheepherders receive low wool prices
Helena Montana wool growers faced down prices in the past marketing year averaging 43 cents per pound, the lowest since 1946 except for 1958, reflecting a market slump for wool producers.
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Helena
Montana
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McLeod Street
Jeep Pickup
Jeep
Minneapolis-Moline
S$ Motor & Hardware
Vaugle
S. S
L. S
Bedford Cord Slax
Bury White O Angel Food MIX
T & M Market
Cincinnati, Ohio
Enquirer
Washington
Cole Drug Company Prescription Specialists
Chevrolet
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