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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
4
A garden program on pruning and related issues was presented by Mrs Mary Westre. She led a session addressing common plant care challenges and suggested practical solutions for home gardeners.
The article lists student clubs with sponsors and officers across organizations such as Band Chorus FFA FHA NHS and Thespians plus Rosset officials. It notes a Montana pilot for a Management Development course led by scholars from ASU Montana State and the University of Montana with prerequisites and hours.
Mr and Mrs John Hamilton of Bozeman spent Sunday as guests at the home of Harold Mjolsness in a local social visit.
Don Stuart Tetlie manager of the Sweet Grass county ASCS office has been notified of his selection to attend a two week management development course in Billings from September 30 through October 11.
A Field trip to the Selkirk Fishing Access on the Musselshell River is set for Oct 6 led by Fletcher Newby Montana Fish and Game district supervisor. The group will electro fish to assess trout habitat then release fish meeting at the Youth Center Building Harlowton at 9 a m coffee provided bring lunch. Death plays some of its cruel est tricks during the early hours of dusk. Even a person with normal vision finds it difficult to see approaching cars with head lights turned off. Driving with only parking lights can make you seem farther away to other drivers. Be alert to this twilight trap. Full headlights at dusk.
The Junior Girl Scouts held their first meeting Thursday with Mrs. Bob Hauck as leader. Members formed patrols and elected leaders including Marcia Berg Playboys Tracy Davis Boy Cravers Debbie Reed Boy Watchers Susan Jacobs treasurer and Michelle Willems reporter.
Michelle Willems reports on Lindamen and Heidi Sell preparing traits for the upcoming meet, outlining expectations and potential performances.
The Sweet Grass County Women's Democratic Club held a Friday meeting at Mrs. Ethel Davis's home for business and social plans. Members aim to open headquarters in the Barber building. Guest speaker Willa Dale Evans of Roundup, candidate for state senator from district 12, spoke on Montana sales tax.
The Porcupine Butte 4H club hosted a community potluck at Melville Church on Saturday inviting the Cayuse Hills 4H club. Jyl Anderson led a business meeting after a meal with reports from the Minnesota Exchange. Debby Sargent and Rod and Jim Bailey led group singing and Nancy Schilling spoke with slides about her trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago last November.
The second meeting of Sweet Grass Chapter No 22 of the Order of Eastern Star was held Tuesday evening with Mrs Vic Braaten and Bryron Manley presiding. Reports on grand chapter were given and refreshments served by Mr and Mrs Bill Hatfield.
Brownie troop 17 met Tuesday afternoon after school at the Dugout with 13 present. Following games, Mrs Willems and Mrs Hammersmark served treats. The troop plans a hike next week. Corrinne Elgen, reporter.
The Wilitgro Garden Club met Monday September 16 at the community hall to discuss upcoming plantings, guest speakers, and club plans for the fall season. Members shared tips on pruning hydrangeas and selecting drought tolerant perennials for the greenspace.
Ralston Purina Company announces a new feed mill in Billings after a decade of effort and plans to share advanced feeding and management information with Sweet Grass County ranchers. Invitations are limited and will be sent as capacity allows with Midland Mill upgrades pending.
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