Four Exhibitors Earn Top Ribbons at County Fair
Wanda Maitland won red in meats judging while Gladys Krone earned blue in clothing judging. Donna Kerr received white in foods judging and Lorene Braaten took red in the dress revue.
07 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
1
Wanda Maitland won red in meats judging while Gladys Krone earned blue in clothing judging. Donna Kerr received white in foods judging and Lorene Braaten took red in the dress revue.
About twenty white collar staff begin a nine month term in Big Timber on September 5 with a 30 hour six hour day five day week plan for 1949 50. Teachers must also handle grading tests parent contact and evening supervision.
Mr and Mrs Ed Adam returned Tuesday night from Spokane where they attended a Northwest Federation of Rock clubs conclave over the weekend. Their agate collection valued at 1500 earned honorable mention. Prize items included opals fossils and jade artifacts from multiple regions including Oregon British Columbia and California.
The American Legion Auxiliary will canvass Big Timber on a poll about universal military training for all young men. Registrants would be males 17 to 19 and options include active duty, reserves, or college/technical paths. Results will be wired to national headquarters Saturday night for nationwide comparison.
To Virginia City Mr and Mrs Louis Taylor spent Sunday and Monday in Virginia City. Wilbur Nevin left for Seattle last week accompanied by his nephew Billy Nevin as far as Livingston. He will stay with his sister Mrs Ray Morgan and family with one attending high school in Seattle.
William Miller traveled from Sheridan on Sunday to take his wife and son Billy home. Mrs. Miller and Billy had spent two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Anna Breck, and with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Breck, up the Boulder.
Orvin Fjare named Sweet Grass County chairman of the Crusade for Freedom announced by Howard H. Ellsworth. The campaign seeks signatures on freedom scrolls to be placed in a Berlin bell tower and funds West German radio for behind the curtain listeners.
Miss Myrna I. McNeill will give a recital on the new memorial bald win organ at Congregational church Sunday at 4 PM with a brief dedication during vesper services. A Bil lings resident since 1925 she studied at the American Conservatory in Chicago and is organist at the First Christian Science church.
Charles McDonnell of Citizens Bank and Trust, speaking for the Montana Bankers association, says farm equipment and plants are in excellent condition and farmers are prepared for emergencies. The ninth ABA survey shows 1949 bank loans to Montana agriculture declined from 1948, indicating prudent debt levels and ample reserves.
The 4 H and FFA fair reported notable gains in quality entries and attendance though auctions lacked local buyer participation. 4 H clubs, showmanship winners Joyce Eppens Don Miller Barbara Van Cleve, and grand champion Joyce Eppens highlighted a detailed results list across sheep dairy cattle beef and other divisions.
Results from the Sweet Grass Racing Association meet at the fairgrounds show Red Jeep winning 220 yards for Buck Cheney of Belgrade with Sox second and Dan Bob third. Baby Line by William Jacques Jr. tops the half mile, Brown Mare takes second. Chief Big Pete leads 440 yards, Quizz Madill is second. Spotted Joe Reed wins 330 yards with Paco second and Jeepers Creepers third. Champ R captures three-eighths mile, Baby Line second, Antoinette third. Lady Spook wins one-eighth mile with Sue second. Danger Boy C wins 440 yards for Sweet Grass county horses, Cleome second. John Madill tops quarter mile pony express, followed by Paul Van Cleve Jr. in second.
Margaret Coster, secretary of the local draft board, states no person can be accepted for enlistment after notice to report for armed forces physical examination. A memorandum from Selective Service HQ clarifies the rule, correcting belief that enlistment after call but before report is possible.
Park County News reports a wildfire in rugged terrain near Lion Mountain on West Boulder. About 80 to 85 men fight a growing 100 acre blaze seen at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday by Willis Tracy who noted two fires merging into one. Don Nelson led efforts with a Yellowstone district ranger pack string carrying radios amid suspected lightning ignition.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Chapin spent the Labor day weekend at the Baxter ranch near Harle.
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