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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1968
Page
10
Certificates of satisfactory completion were issued to participants of the Medical Self Help Training Course conducted twice weekly in the Forest Service meeting room from May 1 to May 22. Mrs. Henry Elgen led the instruction and certificates were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collenborne.
Mrs. Jerome DeFord, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Gallentine, Mrs. John Goosey, Mrs. O. M. Mabry, John R. Ronneberg, and Mrs. Russell Smith appear in a listed reader notice reflecting householders and residents connected to the event.
Official notice from Sweet Grass County Republican Central Committee calls a convention at Frye's Café Big Timber on June 8 1968 at 2:30 p m to elect county and state officers and delegates for the state convention in Helena June 20 to 22 1968 and to transact other business. Ann C. Donald chairman dated May 30 1968 Melville Montana.
School board chairman William Golden Jr presents diplomas to Reed Point high school graduates. Local families from River Falls and Drummond visit and relatives attend commencement with many households listed among attendees and relatives. Several trips and visits unfold including Nettie Lamb returning from Nebraska and a plane ride for the senior class.
Ten Boy Scouts from Big Timber Troop 521 attended the Industrial Camporee in Laurel over the weekend. The group returned with the district's highest camping award, the Eagle Camporee, plus firsts in swinging heights and obstacle course and a participation ribbon. Scoutmaster Floyd Thomas earned a blue ribbon in the Scoutmaster awards.
Reedpoint students Carol Swindler and Penny Goddard are chosen to represent the school in the Columbus rodeo queen contest on June 15 16. Voters are urged to support one of the candidates.
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