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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
4
Supt A. C. McDonald of the grade school and Principal A. R. Collins of the high school attended a scheduled meeting, coordinating district education plans and shared priorities for the upcoming term.
Between 2 and 5 p m on April 2 volunteers are urged to donate blood as part of a state Red Cross program. The appeal emphasizes the service value to the community and the need to meet the quota.
Harriot Miller rebutts Clyde Hawks questioning two year DPI funds. The letter explains budgeting changes, inclusion of federal funds, and that costs reflect services like pupil transport and state aid distribution. It notes legislature sets education services and that cutting costs means trimming services or changing laws.
Prof. Fischer traced the rise of cooperatives beside corporations from the industrial era onward. He argued landowners opposed speculation while craftsmen formed corpora tions to improve work. He contrasted Founding Fathers compromises, labor unions, and socialist charges before noting Farmers Service Association leadership under Ralph Faw.
A note thanks the Big Timber Fire Department for their prompt response to a Wednesday night call. It mentions a M T White GM key and a Pioneer 26-1 item, and reminds Big Timber Boat Club members to prep boats for the season with the first meeting set for April 8 at the Dugout.
The SGHSA boys basketball team and coaches were feted by parents at a Dugout buffet supper last week. Tables used school colors and candy, a three tier cake by Mrs. Ole Solberg featured a backboard and basket, with each player named on fudge balls. Co captains Rich Clark and Duane Hauge presented gifts to Coach Bergquist and Coach Dunham as they celebrated birthdays this month.
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