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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
3
Satirical contrast catalogs quirks of the two parties with humorous generalizations. The piece notes partisan traits in behavior, possessions, leisure, and social habits, concluding with a jab that there are more Democrats.
Theodore E. Clark, Broadview school superintendent for four years, signs a contract to become Scobey school superintendent beginning July 1, replacing R. Gene Busch who resigned after two years. Clark, son of Mrs. Stella Ayers, was born in Big Timber and educated at Eastern Montana College of Education and the University of Oregon. He served in the U.S. Air Force 1952 to 1956 and has taught math and science in Broadview and Dawson County High School before returning to Broadview as superintendent in 1964. He is married with three children.
Charles L. Hathaway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hathaway, and grandson of Mrs. Addie Hoem, was appointed Lewiston Clarkston Valley youth baseball commissioner. He will oversee Midget Junior and Babe Ruth leagues in Lewiston Clarkston and Lewiston Orchards, and work from the Lewiston Clarkston Parks and Recreation offices. He is a chlorine dioxide operator and will teach in the Lewiston school district this fall.
Walter E. Wagner was appointed manager for Mountain States Telephone at Wolf Point, announced by district manager F. A. Thibaudeau. Wagner, son of Harry and who grew up in Big Timber, began in 1965 as an operations assistant in Helena and rose to plant staff supervisor in 1966 before his promotion.
A report claims Communist groups in the United States mobilize radical youth through the World Student Strike and a United Front uniting Black Power and other youth organizations. The University of Chicago conference drew 1,000 leaders, with Bettina Aptheker cited as key author of the unity resolution.
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