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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
8
The article notes council members debated the program’s value as the last session ended with questions about how many children used it and whether the benefits justified the cost, with Councilman Lamach expressing disapproval.
Coffee was served by Mrs. Fritz Peterson and Mrs. Elvira Boelter. Friendship Club met at Mrs. Elsie Larson's home with ten members and two new members. Roll call read a verse. minutes approved. Gifts, games, and potluck lunch followed. Next meeting at Mrs. Trygve Solberg's home. reorganization planned for October 18. fair books returned. Mr. Brekke attended the fair. Kevin Halverson, reporter.
City officials debated continuing the summer recreation program. Mayor Schump cited a 6.0 mill levy for park facilities, with most funds used last year. Wages totaled 2965 dollars for five lifeguards and staff, with equipment costs at 132.42 dollars, much donated by organizations and individuals. The program offered swimming, sports, archery, hiking and more, with several teams participating.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday night with Mrs. For rest Keller presiding. Delegates were chosen for the district convention to be held here October 27. Mrs. Margaret Reine of Billings, a guest, was introduced. Miss Carol Gallentine performed three selections.
Yellowstone Victorians elect Brit Gibby president and plan a Halloween card party at Bridge School for Oct. 26 with a Nov. 8 meeting date noted. Jayceens, Junior Girl Scouts, and Hillbillies 4H report meetings, investments, and rolls. For sale notices and a creditor notice in Sweet Grass County court advertise estates of Theo N Counter with Edith Counter as executrix.
Sweet Grass Chapter No 22 of Eastern Star met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Vic Braaten and Byron Manley presiding. A dessert was served and one visitor attended. Next meeting is November 12 and every second Tuesday thereafter.
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