Grade School Track Meet Results Highlight Jaycee Event
Jaycee sponsored grade school track meet results list winners for Classes A and B, with top performers in events including shot put, high jump, sprints, relays, and baseball throw. Notable names: Bill Buster, John Williams, Bob Buster, Edward Gust, Einar Stene, Jeff Cook, and Marlene Gib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Buster
John Williams
Rick Henthorn
Jim Luttschwager
Larry Hauge
Wayne Myrstol
Einar Stene
Edward Gust
Brent Moschelle
Steve Thompson
Ron Thomas
Tom Petaja
Bob Buster
Ed Gust
Einar Stone
Larry Weiniger
Jon Anderson
Jeff Cook
Larry Wieniger
Larry Sell
Paul Becken
Neil Coupens
Dennis Henthorn
Mark Story
Charles Becken
Marlene Gib
Big Timber Athletes Take Fifth in Discus and Mile
Pete Becken placed sixth in the mile run while another team member earned fifth in the discus. Team members include Dick Adams Rick Jarrett Jim McGehee Tully Lavold Brant Chaney Mike Roberts and Don Shepard with Dean Broughton as manager. Freshmen Chaney Roberts and Shepard to travel to Columbus for a junior high meet with a Jaycee Sweet Grass County team. County Assessor Hubert Becken attended a state board of equalization meeting at the University of Montana in Missoula.
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BIG Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
Montana
Pete Becken
Dick Adams
Rick Jarrett
Jim McGehee
Tully Lavold
Brant Chaney
Mike Roberts
Don Shepard
Dean Broughton
Chaney
Roberts
Shepard
Columbus
Sweet Grass
Hubert Becken
State Board of Equalization
University of Montana
Missoula
Girls Track and Field Results Show Multiple Firsts
The report lists event standings for High School girls including Margo Beck and Linda Mosness in sprints and jumps. Highlights include 153 feet 9 inches in the discus? No, the text records several events with names and marks such as 4 feet 1/2 inch high jump and 13 feet broad jump. Relay teams linked to Elaine Nygaard and Jean Ann Spilde tied for first and second.
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Margo Beck
Linda Mosness
Kathy Deegan
Jean Ann Spilde
Marian Whidden
Jean Ann Siplde
Carol Stirn
Sharon Tollefson
Elaine Nygaard
Julie Etzold
Cathy Whidden
Former resident dies at Virginia hospital
R. O. Feagins, 83, longtime Big Timbers resident, died last Wednesday in a Miles City Veterans hospital. He once ran a tire vulcanizing shop on McLeod Street near Vaughn Market. Funeral services were held at Smith's Chapel Billings with Rev. Eugene W. Nilsen. Burial followed at Mountainview Cemetery Soldiers' Lot with VFW post 1634 Billings performing military rites. Surviving are his widow Georgia Monroe and two brothers.
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R. O. Feagins
Big Timbers
Veterans Hospital
Miles City
McLeod Street
Vaughn Market
Smith’s Chapel
Billings
Eugene W. Nilsen
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Mountainview Cemetery
VFW Post 1634
Owen McCleerey
Victor Tronrud
Jonas Mauland
Svend Mauland
Georgia Monroe
Traffic Violations In Local Courts Listed
Keith K. Coates of Livingston fined 15 dollars for exceeding the speed limit. Russell S. West of Hardin fined 12 dollars for failure to dim. Sven R. Trens well cited for reckless driving with a 100 dollar penalty. Chas H. Scott fined 15 dollars for exceeding the speed limit.
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Keith K. Coates
Livingston
Russell S. West
Hardin
Sven R. Trenswell
Chas. H. Scott
Columbus Man Dies at Pioneer Home
Mark T. Selkirk 73 of Columbus died Friday at the Pioneer Home. Born July 30, 1892 in Aurora Illinois he moved to Montana in 1910 with his parents. He married Jessie Kranz in Bil lings in 1918 and later ran the Heart Bar L ranch and the Columbus to Fishtail star mail route until 1958. Survivors include his widow a son a daughter a brother and three grandsons. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Congregational church with burial in Rosebud Cemetery. Lowry Funeral Home arranged services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark T. Selkirk
Columbus
Aurora
Ill
James Selkirk
Montana
Heart Bar L Ranch
West Rosebud
Jessie Kranz
Mike Kranz
Congregational Church
Billings
Calif
Lloyd A. Schneider
Ethel Peterson
Nancy Brown
Whispering Hope
Olive Nystul
Warren Twogood
Rex Guthrie
Alfred Blom
Gene Davey
Irving Adams
Gil Woltermann
Rosebud Cemtery
Absarokee
Lowry Funeral Home
Awards Night for Girl Scout Troop Highlights Service and Skill
The Girl Scouts held their annual pot luck supper and awards night on Friday April 29 at the Lutheran parish hall. A 7 p.m. supper served 170 to 180 guests, with Brownie Scouts creating place cards and leading a flag ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Parish Hall
Brownie Scouts
Ray Elgen
Brownie Girl Scouts
Art Sell
Pat Bare
Midland Empire Scout Council
Lillian Bonefski
MEGSC
America
Don Haas
Vernon Standish
Nat Clark
Joe LaDu
Marsha Berg
Michelle Willems
Martha Chaney
Christi Elgen
Rita Dempster
Kim Harper
Debbie Myrstol
Film Showing Highlights Girl Scouting Effort
A thirty minute film entitled This Is Girl Scouting was shown with Tom Ellis serving as projectionist.
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Tom Ellis
Five SGHS runners qualify for divisional meet
At the Columbus sub divisional meet SGHS track qualified five athletes for the divisional meet in Roundup. Top six in each event advance with state finals in Missoula on May 2021. Jack Simmons led with a mile win and other points came from Rick Schuler Steve Richert and Mike Ludwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
SGHS
Red Lodge
Harlowton
Absarokee
Big Timber
Missoula
Jack Simmons
Rick Schuler
Steve Richert
Mike Ludwick
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Carol Myrstol
Kelli Duffey
Kim Sell
Shannon Gorder
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Conbyne
Gulf Oil Corporation
USDA
Dheads
Pioneer Home
Girl Scout
Aia Me
Pittsburgh
Wallhide
Riverside Lumber Co
Samsonite Silhouette
J. $. Solberg Co., Inc