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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
4
Montana boaters prepare for another season with warning of dangers on state waterways. Last year 12 boaters died and one injured in Montana accidents, while national figures showed 1582 deaths and 3909 accidents in 1971.
The Big Timber Rod and Gun Club voted to suspend meetings for the summer, resuming on the second Tuesday in September. A movie about Yellowstone and river activities was shown at the final gathering, highlighting pursuits along the river.
A bright orange backpack left in the De Paul University recital hall during the Day of Percussion is discovered missing after the Illinois State University percussion ensemble finishes. A fifteen year old is seen with the pack as details unfold.
The Montana Historical Society will host Scriver bronzes in the Poindexter Gallery this summer. Opening public program June 3 at 8 p.m., the exhibit runs through September with catalog and notes on Bob Scriver Browning as a leading national sculptor.
Copies of the proposed Montana constitution are mailed to households to aid voter understanding before the polls. The Clerk and Recorder offers extra copies at the office. Includes Rock Grass Chapter 22 Order of the Eastern Star meeting on May 9 1972 with new officers and Mothers Day program highlights.
The Rainbow Girls held installation ceremonies on May 8 at the Masonic Hall with Pam Starr as Worthy Advisor and Cheri Mosness as Worthy Associate Advisor. Officers Pamela Mosness, Rose Traver, Joan Halverson, and others were inducted. Mrs Sidney Camp served as Mother Advisor for the Order of Rainbow. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Arnold Me ness, Mrs Ray Becken, and Mrs Jerry Paulson.
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