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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

Page

10

Adjutant's Report to Legion Post 19

Post 19, Sweet Grass, with over 230 members, highlights a year of active Legion service and community events. Memorials included funerals with color guard, a parade with Boy Scouts and Junior Drum and Bugle Corps, a public service and cemetery rites, plus a two F101 fly-by. The Americanism committee ran Veterans Day programs in schools. the post funded Pee Wee baseball, uniforms, and equipment. and a large flagpole at the cemetery was installed. Highlights included a military ball, a $50 Americanism Scholarship, and continued support for youth programs, milk in schools, books, and veterans hospitals. The bowling team won first in league half, chairs were bought, and the post remains open to all county groups for a small fee. The report credits dues and events for financing, notes a life membership awarded to Dr. Ben Olness, and praises sister organizations for support, pledging ongoing service to community, state, and nation.

Sweet Grass Post No. 19 Jim Graham Legion Yellowstone River Americanism Committee Post 19 Sweet Grass County Post Pee Wee Our Post The Hallowe’en Veterans Montana Boys State American Legion Magazine Jaycee Ben Olness Paul Harvey Our Legion the Post Montana

Lung cancer deaths linked to smoking in 1965

The American Cancer Society reports 47000 lung cancer deaths in 1965, with about 75 percent avoidable if patients had not smoked cigarettes. A Pioneer Classified Act is suggested.

American Cancer Society

Legacy of the Glass Lindsay boating era in Sweet Grass County

Readers recall a 30 foot wooden boat once the Boat Club pride from 1918 to repairs in the 1920s. It carried Miss Mary Osbourne and Alma Larson Andem, was bought by Mrs William Knowles, and later vanished after stolen towing gear. The piece also recounts 1913 Rod and Gun Club activity at Glass Lindsay lakes and the incorporation of the Big Timber Rod and Gun Club with keys stands at Gilass Lindsay lakes.

Mary Osbourne Glasston School Alma (Larson) Andem William Knowles Chico Hot Springs Emigrant Lake Glass‘Lindsays Boat Club Con Smart Con Glasston Lakes Sweet Grass County Big Lakes Big Timber Glass- Lindsay Land Co Oswald Crest Northern Pacific Rod and Gun Club Big Timber Rod and Gun Club Montana Hickman City of O. A. Fallang A. L. Phillips Charles W. Campbell Herman Utermohle Elmer Sanderson Phil Cook C. W. Allen Gilass-Lindsay Lakes

Navy honor man Rostad graduates in Memphis

Airman George A. Rostad USN son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Rostad graduated as Honor man from Aviation Structural Mechanic Hydraulics School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee The school covers hydraulic system operations troubleshooting and maintenance as well as aircraft stability control safety and landing gear inspection He previously completed a two week Aviation familiarization and a four week mechanical fundamentals course at Memphis

George A. Rostad USN Clarence Rostad Aviation Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn

25th Anniversary of Series E Bonds

Nearly two hundred million Americans mark the 25th birthday of the Series E Savings Bond celebrated during the week of May 17. Since Roosevelt bought the first bond on May 1, 1941, the instrument boosted war funding and thrift, growing U S holdings from 30 to about 50 billion.

Sweet Grass County Charles McDonnell Franklin D. Roosevelt Uncle Sam

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Legion Post Livingston Cc. E. Ayers Roy R. Ayers Park P.D.A Sienderk Aly Rendat Ira Bay’ Sebny C.D.D Big Timber, Montana al Phillips John Beatty F. R. Hickman John Watt Ernest Patterson C. W. Campbell George Brammer Ed Everett S. A. Keppler Elmer Smith Prof C. V. Brown Nick Curtis Emil Keppler George Rostad Navy ACS City of Big Timber Oscar D. Forsythe Bill Montana Power FFA 4-H Boys State Ihs Montana Power Company
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