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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

Page

6

Community Development Organization Discusses Plans for New Corporation

The Community Development Organization met at the USDA Building to discuss forming a local development corporation under Act 502. Members covered plans for wildlife, youth recreation, rest areas for visitors, a wilderness committee, and a quarterly newsletter to inform members of ongoing projects.

New Corporation USDA Local Development Corporation Small Business Administration Ben Berg SBA Tom Findley Harold Manser Billings Joe LaDu C. I. W Corporation Bob Rule Agricultural and Business Committee CDO Dale Schott Washington D.C Jim Fellows Marvin Barber O. J. Paulson CDC Council Joe TaDu

Bodies Found of Martin Family and Pilot in Beechcraft Crash

The bodies of Armor B. Martin his wife and pilot Larry Peck 29 missing since June 1968 were found April 27 in the Beechcraft Bonanza wreck in the Bitterroot Mountains after two University of Idaho professors searching for mushrooms located the plane. The craft was en route from Spokane to Orofino Idaho and disappeared in a rain squall. Graveside services were held May 1 in Spokane. Mrs Crockett unable to attend due to travel in Nebraska.

Armor B. Martin Larry Peck Bitterroot University of Idaho At Moscow Spokane Orofino Idaho Martin Montana Power Butte Pacific Water Power Rose Crockett

Otter Creek Club Plans Show in June

Otter Creek 4-H Club announces a June 21 horse show at the fairgrounds featuring barrel racing pole bending and stake racing for county youth. Entry is 25 cents with free public admission. two age classes and timing equipment provided. The event aims to promote horsemanship and youth advancement through competition.

Otter Creek Club Otter Creek BIG Timber Pioneer Big Timber Montana American Quarter Horse Association 4-H Club

Experiment Station Feeder Day at Huntley Branch

The 13th annual Experiment Station Livestock Feeder Day on May 24 at Huntley Branch Station features James Krall and Don Baldridge. Cattle feeding systems and forage crop use will be discussed starting 9:30 a.m. MSU staff O. O. Thomas and N. A. Jacobson headline. Delegations from eastern Montana counties planned. attendance open to all without fee. Worden Lions Club to provide no host lunch.

Huntley James Krall Don Baldridge O. O. Thomas Montana State University Bozeman N. A. Jacobson MSU Krall Montana Worden Lions Club

Brekke Announces May Livestock Feeder Day Schedule

County agent Olaf J. Brekke notes upcoming events at Huntley Branch Station for May 24 and 13th Annual Livestock Feeder Day. New bulletins are available at the Extension Office with details on the program and activities.

Huntley Branch Station

Farm Survey Targeting Montana Crops and Livestock

Montana farmers and ranchers will be surveyed late May to early June by the U S Department of Agriculture to estimate planted acres crops and livestock numbers and farm labor. About 1 000 Montana farms will be visited and 110 000 interviews conducted nationwide with locally hired enumerators trained to use aerial photos and county road maps for selection.

Montana Statistical Reporting Service U. S Department of Agriculture Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service U.S State Agricultural Statistician Frasier T. Galloway

Vanderpas Honored for Life Insurance Service

Charles W. Vanderpass of Bozeman received a certificate of recognition for The Exclusive Million Club at the National Association of fraternal Insurance Counsellors convention in Kansas City on May 9. He has served as a counsellor since June 1967 and represents Lutheran Brotherhood in this territory.

Vanderpas Charles W. Vanderpass Bozeman Lutheran Brotherhood National Association of Fraternal Insurance Counsellors Kansas City

Rodeo Queen Contest Opens With Six Entrants

The Big Timber Jayceens sponsor a Rodeo Queen contest with six entrants listed by class and school ties. Contestants will be judged for poise at a tea on May 24 at Mrs. Carroccia’s home, with horsemanship judged June 4 at the rodeo grounds. Further details available from Mrs. Henke or Mrs. Carroccia.

Big Timber Jayceens Towie Eschenko Marian Whidden Una Rae Raisland Carmen Fllison Sharon Tollefson Valarie McConnell FIA Sweet Grass High School Sweet Grass County Wm. Carroccia Don Henke

Health Center Proposal for Southcentral Region Considered

A Monday meeting in Billings discussed forming a Southcentral Mental Health Region with county officials and a county representative. Dr. Stanley Rogers and Keith Olson of Warm Springs spoke, and Kenneth Rustad described the Eastern Montana model with centers in Glasgow and Miles City. If created, services would center in Billings with auxiliary sites in Livingston and Lewistown, funded by federal state and county sources.

Billings Fred Swift Wright Ewan John Adams Stanley Rogers Keith Olson Division of Mental Hygiene Warm Springs Kenneth Rustad Baker Eastern Miles City Livingston Lewistown Adams

Albert Tucker Dies in Idaho

Albert Francis Tucker 83 died May 14 in Boise Idaho. Born July 22 1886 in Ponca Nebraska he moved to Big Timber in 1900. He married Alice Brennin in 1918 and later worked in Juneau Alaska retiring in 1956 before moving to Boise. Survived by widow five children one sister foster sister 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Albert Francis Tucker Boise Idaho Albert Tucker Ponca Neb Walter Tucker Big Timber Alice Brennin Melville Tive Dot Juneau Alaska Boise, Idaho Alice Beth Miller Ida Alberta Means Burns Ore Luella Clifford Anaheim Calif Francis Fresanke Seattle Wash Shelby Tucker Emily Elizabeth Stender Older Wood Manor Ina Steinbrook Portland

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