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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1963

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Letter expresses gratitude for Big Timber care after camper explosion

Mrs. Murray Collins of Frannie Wyoming, niece of Mr and Mrs T J Caton of Colorado Springs, thanks Big Timber residents for kindness shown during their aunt and uncle's hospital stay after a camper explosion at Hooper ranch. She praises the caring community and vows to return.

Big Timber Murray Collins Frannie Wyo T. J. Caton Colorado Springs Colo Hooper Ranch Duane Hooper Vernon Standish Caton

Campground incident remarks edited by Rob Crockett criticized

The Pioneer published part of Rob Crockett's remarks about a summer campground incident after a typing error and missing notes. Blackburn questioned blame, noting police could not station officers at every car. He cited a few cars as identifiable and said some students arrested merely drove through. He mentioned out of town carloads and beer cans to clean up.

Rob Crockett Rob Blackburn

100th Birthday Mrs McKinsey Recovers After Weeklong Celebration

Mrs Sarah J McKinsey turned 100 with a two day party that drew messages from President Kennedy and ex president Eisenhower, who shares her birthdate. Relatives from Montana towns joined local friends at the Friday and Monday events, with flowers cards and four decorated cakes. The event recalled her Virginia City birth in 1863 and her long family ties, including brother Mark Newman age 86 who attended.

Sarah J. McKinsey Felicity Kennedy Eisenhower McKinsey Mark Newman C. W. Coleman Merrilee White Sulphur Springs Don Cooper Elbert Cooper Shawmut E. M. Wilson Carol Lee Marilyn Dawn Great Falls Vic Oltragge Absarokee Glen McKinsey Bob Kathy Nye Ross Hull Bozeman Jim Fairchild Bud Raines Nancy Barbara Sonia Riverton Wyo Albert Hoyseth Charles Fallang Clayton Purcell Cindy Carmen McLeod Oscar Esp Melville Homeland Circle Orson Newman Elizabeth M. Tripp Henry Clay McKinsey Pioneer Park Billings Newman Sarah Jane Newman Mar

Freeman speaks to local men in Great Falls

Local men including Terrill Tollefson Tom Kalberg Everett Charlson Howard Hanson and John Adams traveled to Great Falls to hear Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. Freeman praised the farm situation approved the wheat sale to Russia and addressed farm import questions as hundreds of cards awaited official replies. The Big Timber group returned Thursday after a fog delay.

Great Falls Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman Walt Huffman Sky Flight Terrill Tollefson Tom Kalberg Everett Charlson Howard Hanson John Adams Freeman O.k Russia Kennedy Big Timber Group

National Honor Society Inductions At SGHS

SGHS announces new National Honor Society members with seniors Mary Clark Bob Klindt and probationary sophomores Sharon Terland. Selection honors leadership service character and scholarship under NHS guidelines. Hold-over seniors and juniors listed.

SGHS Margaret Deegan National Honor Society A. R. Collins Mary Clark Bob Klindt Sharon Terland Nina Adams Charles Baldwin Kristi Davis Mark Johnson Margaret Lavold Linda Yost Jean

Nominations Open for Sweet Grass ASC Committee 1964

Nominations for Sweet Grass county ASC committee members are invited. petitions require six electors. final date November 1. Election by mail runs November 15 to 29 with eligibles including farm and ranch owners and program participants.

Sweet Grass County ASC County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Big Timber Cecil J. Carl Department of Agriculture ASC Committee Carl Cecil Carl Kermit Anderson Kenneth J. Boe John E. Yost Stuart Moore

Deputies Move At Court House Resignations Noted

A local court house note records the resignation of Mrs. Kenneth Thompson a clerk in the county office and informs that Mrs. Plagge meyer will assume duties with Mrs. James Long already being acquainted in the transition.

Kenneth Thompson Plaggemeyer James ‘Long

Girl Scout Brownie Troop Launching at Lutheran Parish Hall

A Girl Scout and Brownie troop launching event was held Tuesday evening at the Lutheran parish hall. Mrs. Dean Lowry spoke on Girl Scouting and the new program. The flag ceremony was led by third grade Brownies and Blue Bird patrol presented ways and means and the meaning of pins.

Lutheran Parish Hall Dean Lowry Brownies Blue Bird Patrol Herman Gibson Art Nygaard Elmer Myrstol Judy Berg Melanie Cameron Jerri Gibson Karen Kraft Sharron McKay Betty Mosness Christy Nygaard Linda Olson Kim Pederson Joan Petaja Debbie Slettebo Kristine Brunckhorst Julie Etzold Renee Jacobson Linda Luckenbill Pam Mosness Kimberly Sell Lora Lee Stirn Rosemary Traver Kitty Lou Stirn Jeanne Traver Dianne Jacobs Patricia McKay Cheri Mosness Debbie Smith Elizabeth Standish Arnold Mosness Arnold Berg

Beef education at high school home economics program

The T-Bone Cow Belles sponsor an annual beef cookery program in the high school home economics department. Nineteen girls learn cuts, prep, and serving of cheaper beef, under Mrs. Helen Sherwood, with hands on guidance from Chuck Nicholson. The aim is to help future homemakers plan meals with more protein at lower cost using cheaper cuts.

Chuck Nicholson Chuck Sgec T-Bone CowBaies Helen Sherwood Howard Hanson T-Bone CowBelle Beef Education Sweet Grass County

Montana homeowners insurance prem iums to rise 25 percent

Homeowners in Montana face a 25 percent premium increase after insurers reported higher losses across fire wind hail theft medical payments and other coverages. The Montana Fire Rating Bureau announced the adjustment effective Tuesday and approved by the state insurance department.

Great Falls Mont Montana Montana Fire Rating Bureau Montana Insurance Department

Peggy Gottlob Crowned Homecoming Queen at Halftime

Peggy Gottlob, a junior, was crowned homecoming queen during halftime last Friday. Senior escorts were Jon VanDaveer and Raymie Jarrett, with S Club President Bob Klindt as crowner and Danny McCauley as ring bearer. Other candidates Linda Yost, Jean Hauge, and Gail Shay had escorts listed.

Peggy Gottlob Jon VanDaveer Raymie Jarrett Bob Klindt Danny McCauley Linda Yost Jack Prather Garry Collenborne Jean Hauge David Peterson John Faw Gail Shay Robert Movius Jerry Gee

Ray Webb Dies in Livingston Hospital

Ray Webb 77, a former Big Timber resident, died in a Livingston hospital Tuesday evening after a period of poor health. Funeral services will be held in Livingston at 1 30 p m from Franzen Mortuary with committal at Mountain View Cemetery Saturday at 3 p m. Survivors include brothers Mike Webb of Livingston and Leslie Webb of Eugene Oregon.

Ray Webb Big Timber Livingston Franzen Mountain View Mike Webb Leslie Webb Eugene Ore

Cub Scout Pack 521 Reorganizes Friday Meeting

Cub Scout Pack 521 sponsored by the Lutheran church will hold a reorganization meeting at 7 30 p m Friday Oct 18 in the church social hall. Parents of boys 8 9 and 10 invited to attend. Pack leaders Don Tettlie Herman Brekke Richard Henthorn Art Sell will assist. Tom Manko district Scout executive Bozeman will present training films.

Lutheran Church Boy Scouts of America Don Tetlie Herman Brekke Richard Henthorn Art Sell Tom Manko Bozeman

John Paulson Recalls Three Months in Germany Exchange

John Paulson writes from Germany about three months as an International Christian Youth Exchange student. He describes living with a German family, attending school six days a week, and adjusting to language and cultural differences with patience and effort.

John Paulson Germany Herr John Frankfurt Exchangee

Annual White Cane Drive Saturday in Big Timber

Junior group of Congregational Sunday school will run the annual White Cane drive on Saturday to benefit the Montana Association for the Blind. Proceeds fund the five week Summer School for the Adult Blind at Montana State College, a program run by blind people to help residents of Montana cope with daily life. The 19th session ran July 7 to August 11 with 19 students. attendees hailed from Bozeman Helena Butter Great Falls Billings Scobey Dutton Jeffers Melville Red Lodge Livingston and Glendive.

Congregational Big Timber Montana Association For the Blind Montana State College Montana Bozeman Helena Butter Great Falls Billings Scobey, Dutton Jeffers Melville Red Lodge Livingston Glendive

Forsyth Dogies Dominate Big Timber in Homecoming Rout

Forsyth Dogies overrun the Herders 27 to 7 as Rolston scorches the field with two rush TDs and Gambill adds a 30 yard return set. Essex and Prather contribute with a QB sneak and a safety. Herder reserves face Livingston Frosh at 4 pm in Livingston.

Forsyth Dogies Big Timber Rolston Forsyth Jack Prather Herders Herder Gambill Heltback Ceatin” Stout Mace Rich Paulson Robinson

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Beef Education For Cooks of Tomorrow John Ellison Sweet Grass County High School Frye’s Cafe Lettermen’s Club A. L. Schump Della Webb Alchild Nicholson Schump Albert Esp Harry Hart Mayor Klindt Mal Goosey Sghs Marching Band Margaret Harper Livingston Hospital CUB Scout Pack J. Paulson Livingston Frosh Tama
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