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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
4
Mary Ellen McDonnell was elected chairman and Rich Paulson assistant chairman at Angles Corner. Jim Graham Rev Ben Knopp O. J. Paulson and Robert Racicot are helping with leadership and guidance as the group moves forward.
The speaker urges publication of planning meeting minutes and supports open accessible meetings. They invite young people and adults with ideas to approach members and share suggestions as the group remains in the groping stage. Confidence is expressed in what youth can accomplish with opportunity.
SGHS invites 850 fans to a charity volleyball night featuring famed local stalwarts and a Gruesome Threesome exhibition. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50c for students, with door prizes and proceeds aiding school athletic programs. KGHL will not broadcast the event. The evening opens at 7 with a faculty senior game and a half time showcase.
Big Timber Creek 4H club held its fourth meeting on Friday March 6 at 7 30 p m presided by Arne Grosfield. The group changed this year’s theme to Keep Montana Green and Clean and demonstrated rope halter making.
Women of the EFUB church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlors for a missionary session titled Lets Face The Challenge of Change with Mrs George Lamach directing. Mrs Hazel Mack served as hostess. District Judge George J Allen granted a divorce last Thursday to William L Thomas from Bernice June Thomas.
Mrs. F B Peterson and Mrs. Forrest Ullman hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at the Ullman home to bid farewell to Mrs. David Riter and her husband as they prepare to relocate to Chanute AFB in Illinois.
Danny Tuzon of Miami reveals he won the largest U S horse racing payoff, $84 114, from Gulfstream Park last Thursday. He bought a $2 ticket and planned to cash it, but asked for no publicity as he kept the win private.
Tuzon ends remarks with Goodbye as details unfold about a ticket bought for Tuzon by a friend. For a period officials feared the purchaser discarded the ticket in protest when another horse won the eighth race but that horse was later disqualified.
A brief notice promotes the growing interest in English language study. It notes that roughly one in seven or eight people today may be English speakers or language students and invites readers to explore language learning opportunities.
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