FLOCK OF GESE RETRIEVED AFTER DOG ATTACK
Big Timber Montana reports a partial recovery of Tule Geese and other rare birds after a marauding dog attack last weekend. The piece notes a happier ending and references further details on page 7.
17 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1976
Page
1
Big Timber Montana reports a partial recovery of Tule Geese and other rare birds after a marauding dog attack last weekend. The piece notes a happier ending and references further details on page 7.
SGHS Board of Trustees votes 5 to deny a ski club request for a school bus for weekend trips. The meeting also discusses intramural wrestling plans, Spain trip for Spanish Club, and funding priorities from Title IV ESEA. A new 36 passenger bus bid is planned for January.
The City Council unanimously decided to take no action on an EPA resolution of intent and a proposed sewage disposal update amid concerns over future costs and compliance. They also planned a 1977 public hearing on water reservations and approved Christmas decorations, a leash law ballot study, and insulation costs for city shops.
Sweet Grass County High School girls basketball places second at the district tournament in Billings. They advance to the divisional in Three Forks after losses to Roundup in the title game 29 38. Gayle Jabs leads scoring with 16 points against Shepherd and 13 vs Absarokee, as the team ends the season 15 4 overall.
A bus driver reported last Monday that a Billings leased car passed a bus unloading children about half a mile east of Big Timber and a Washington vehicle also passed at Upper Deer Creek. The Sweet Grass County Sheriff’s Department investigates to identify the drivers.
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