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Pa* 6 - SIO UMBER PIONEER - W< 29.1912 f r o m M e l v i l l e By LUCILIA ANDERSON 337-4433 Christmas Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mr*. John Groan were Mr. and Mrs. Broddie Green, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tronrud, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ben Green, Jeff, Jenice, Kristin and Trygve Peterson, Mr. and M n. Frank Grosfield, Janice. Gayle and Jon, Mn. Mabel Grosfield, Mr. and Mn. Alex Bryce, Bill and Chris. They all eqjoyed a leg of lamb dinner followed by card games for the adults and the children enjoyed playing in the snow drifts. Mr. and Mn. John Bourdaghs and Kathleen of Stillwater, MN, are spend ing the Christmas holidays at the home of Mr. and Mn. Jerry Mantaeller. They are also visiting their daughter Jolene, who is spending the winter with the Mantaellen. Mr. and Mn. Duane Tronrud and children enjoyed Christmas dinner with the Braaten family at the home of Mr. and M n. Glen Johnson in Big Timber. Mr. and M n. Denny Johnson, Scott and Debbie of Seeley Lake, Mr. and Mn. Broddie Green, Mr. and Mn. John Green, Keith and Neil, enjoyed Christmas Eve dinner at the home of Mr and Mn. Victor Tronrud, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Braaten and Mr. and Mn. Duane Tronrud, Shane and Mindy, joined them for the arrival of Santa Claus. G ucsts for the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mn Dennis Holman are Dennis' mother, Mn. Blanche Holman and nephew. Mr. Jim Blechfeldt of St. Peter. MN Christmas Eve dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mn. Chuck Rein were Mn EfTic Whitmer, Mr. and Mn. Norman Starr and Mr. and M n. Wayne I ehman. Christmas Day dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mn. Lloyd Rein were Mr and Mn. John Brenden, Kimberly, Chris and Eric of Scobey, Mr. and Mn. Curtis Zook, Grey and Brian of Denver. M n. Hilda Longan, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Longan of Billings, Mr. and Mn. Norman Starr, Mn. EfTie Whitmer, Mr. and Mn. Chuck Rein, Annie, Katie and Charlie. n T » t» A FM » til .W ‘Snowy River' thru Tkuraday 6:43 A i:43 Starting Friday thru Thursday, Dec. 6 First Blood ''B\ SYLVESTER STALLONE 7 & 9 Late Show • Tnea-Fri Class Reunion R 10:30 p.m. MATINEE • Fri. 4 Su. * Sss. SiM p.m. HEIDI’S SONG \G\ School Lunch M E N U M onday, Jan. 3 — Chicken Patties, com, peaches, asllk Tuesday — T una casserole, green beans, apple dessert, bread, butter A milk W ednesday — Enchllados, mixed vegetables, lemon pudding, m ilk This School Lunch Menus is presented as a public service by How e 's Sunnysido Eggs Christmas Eve dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tronrud were Mr. and Mrs. George Trotuud, Miu Dixie Tronrud and Mr. David Vombrock of Forest Lake, MN. On Christmas Day they all eigoyed dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tronrud. Mr. and Mn. Perry Anderson en joyed Christmas dinner with the Ray Hill family at Raynesford. Christmas Day dinner guests at the Thorvald Anderson home were Mn. Phyllis Church. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Camaron. Grag and Wendy and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Aadsisoa, Craig and Cindy. For 37 yean the Anderson family has gathered at the home of Mr. and Mn. Kermit Anderson and Mr. Carl Aadsrson for the traditional Norwegian suppsr on Christmas eve. Attending this year were: M n. Mabel GrosAeld, Mr. amd M n. Frank Gros field. Janice, Gayle and Jon, Mr. and Mn. Ben Green, Jeff, Jenice and Kristen, Mr. Trygve Peterson. Stavan ger, Norway. Mr. and M n. Leif Aader- aon, Mr. and Mn. Don Anderson, Laura, Lea and Leifof Havre, MT., Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Rein, Mr. and Mn. John Brenden, Kimberly, Chris and Eric, Scobey, Mr. and M n. Curtis Zook, Greg and Brian of Denver, CO., Mr. and M n. Thorvald Anderson, Mr. and M n. Tom Anderson, Craig and Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Anderson, Mr. and Mn. Wm. Thomby, Mr. and M n. Jim Woodward and Jay, Cottage Grove, MN., Mrs. Barbara Hart, Mr. J.G. Johnson, Mr. and M n. Norris Johnson, Gary and Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Douglas and Calvin, Mr. and Mn. David Scheel, Kirk and Kristen. The group also celebrated the 73th year since the KA ranch was estab lished. The ranch was purchased in 1907 from Mr. John Rye by Mr. and M n. Knut Anderson who had come to the Melville area rod homesteaded near Billie Creek in 1883. The ranch passed to Mr. and M n. Tom Anderson in 1918 and to Mr. and M n. Kermit Anderson and Mr. Carl Anderson in 1947. Mr. and M n. David Scheel, Kirk and Kristen, spent Christmas Day with Mr. and M n. Leonard Schacl and Lisa and Mr. Robert Scheel of Denver, at the Scheel home at Lewistown. Christmas dinner guests at the home of Mr. aad M n. Norris Johnson were Mr. and M n. Wm. Thomby, Mr. and Mn. James Woodward and Jay of S t Paul, MN., Mr. and M n. Butch Schwen, Jeff, Jason and Joel, Mr. Carl Anderson, Mr. J.G. Johnson and Mr. and M n. Kermit Anderson. The Melville Hockey Club gathered at the Wm. Carraccis ranch on Sunday for a full afternoon of skating. Mr. and M n. Don Anderson, Laura, Lea and Leif, are visiting at the homes of Mr. and M n. Leif Anderson and Mr. and M n. Elmer Stole during the holi days. Mr. and Mn. Rick Cameron, Greg and Wendy, and Mr. and Mn. Thor vald Anderson were Sunday guests at the Norris Johnson home. H o s p i t a l i t y H o u s s n e w s S h e r i f f ’ s r e p o r t Wednesday, December 29,1982 - BIG TIMBER PIONEER - Paps 7 By YVONNE MONSON So many guests and visiton were with us this past week. We would like to thank them all for brightening the holidays for us. A few special people we would like to thank are: Jim Brannin for the 8 track cassettes he donated which provided aB of main street with lovely Christmas music; the IGA for two beautiful trays of Christinas candy; the girls at First Security Bank for the delicious pan of homemade bars and cookies; Max and Ruth Schroeder for a beautifully de corated sheet cake; the Home Bake Shop for all the \goodies\ they have sent over. If I have forgotten anyone, please know it’s not intentional. To each and every one of you who have brought things, pitched in with help or sent Christmas cards, a very special thank you. I donated an Ojo De Dios or Eye of God to the public card party held Tuesday, Dec. 21st. Gcrhardt Schultz was the winner of that drawing. 1 trust everyone had a beautiful Christmas, what with church worship and programs, families and special people in our lives that make everyday of the year seem like Christmas. Our December Birthday party was held Monday, Dec. 27th. The Birthday people were: Otis and Vina ueiano, John Yost, Astrid Lome land, John Plaggemeyer, Mary Bryan, Margaret Btisha, Mary Pravda, Frances Albro, Thelma Hauge, Bill Thomby, and Louie Larson. .Thanks to those who donated cakes and served at the party. They were: Julie Fredrickson, Louise Hogemark, Hazel Buell, Margarite Findley, Effie Whitmer and Ann Clingman. Thanks also to those who donated ice cream, Otis Ueland, Sun and Sylvia Whitham, Irene Swift and An Schump. Also thanks to Irene Swift for calling for us this month. Entertainment was provided by Janice Grrwfield, Gale Grosfield. Karyn Stene and Christian Green, who delighted us singing some lovely Christ mas songs. Marilyn Grosfield accom panied the girls on the piano. Thanks to Lillian Booth for heading up the pro gram. We’re so glad to have Stene Peterson back with us after his short stay in the hospital. Our thoughts and prayers for re covery are with Minnie Wooisey and Art Michels who are in the hospital. Astrid and I wish you all a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year. Thought for the week — By Astrid Cheerfulness and loving are contagious — don't w ait to catch it, be a carrier! The following information has been released by the Sweet Grass County Sheriff’s department: Dec. 22 — local individual reported someone knockiig at the door but wouldn't answer when asked who it was. Officer checked it out and found it was a couple delivering packages for the Congregational Church. Dec. 23 — Report of a vehicle driving around with no plates or sticker in window. Officer checked this out. Dec. 24 — report of a rabbit in lawn. Report of overdue motorist from Billings. Report of cattle and sheep on the road north of Melville. Unable to contact owner, neighbor unable to locale cattle but put sheep back in pasture. Report of auspicious persons by the Economy Store. Officer responded and gave assistance to individuals. Dec. 23 — Greyhound bus driver reported unruly passenger who jumped off the bus when driver stopped by the Sheriff's office. Police dog Kane as- Doric Lodge holds installation Doric Lodge No. 33 held an in stallation of officers on Tuesday, December 21, 1982, at the Masonic Temple, Big Timber, MT. New officers for the Masonic Lodge are: Worshipful Master, Boyd O. Simscr, Senior Warden, Donald, B. Kinsey; Junior Warden, Frederick C. Bassett; Trea surer, Arthur L. Schump; Secretary, O J . Paulson; Chaplain. William E. S a v e E v e r y d a y o f 1983 w i t h T i g e r D i s c o u n t F o o d P r i c e s ! u s d i a » Q g v ' p o t a t o C H I P S - 3 lb- F $ | g ë r s ~ c o f f e e 3; , : S 1 0 5 s m o k e d o y s t e r s „ . T c t o m a t c T s o u p vegetable Oil ““ N O T T - — s”~ H H S l MANZANILLA OLIVES 98 * S A v e V 0 v u u W £ f s S to * « Mac. ? Urite* Lint ta« a£ps=a: UmîisZ: ------------ -- ¡\“ ’\ “iw -------- feretri Sam ------------ ----------- ¡¡»Ï«5C— V* fe r a w S t t ^ Z : -------- rj* « . — 1.25 ai. i ; Sausage JOHN MORRELL Luncheon M e a t s . . . :vssi 19 CLAUSSEN KRAUT or Dill P ickles^49 $ 1 8 9 . . lb I AR MAYER Reg O’ Thick Sliced Bacon ___ £ s229 RICH'S Boneless Turkey Ham Halves« S189 HORMEL wranglers s209 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE HUNT S TOMATO KETCHUP 4 9 « 94c FRUIT COCKTAIL DOVE DISH LIQUID 5 ' * 1 ^ CAMPBELL S c ' ; 7 t o m a t o j u i c e ^ MASTER CH.F Water Sliced M e a t s . . . 3 9 c WILSON Corn King Smoked Pork _ C h o p s . . . . - s219 CLOVERDALE Tangy By The Piece Summer < 0 1 9 lb - £ HULSHIRE FARMS Cheddar Cheddar Wurst . ,b s269 NALLEY S Banquet Dills or 6 p a c k 1 2 o i c a n s HOME, HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS AA. AAA-2 pic. »I»»; AA-4 pk. *2\ C or 0-2 pk. - 9 volt-1 pk. DURACELL 8 9 BATTERIES 1 Oupoubte • 9 or 10 oz. . „ . _ Classes ........... « S119 OEVONSHER Metis or Toast Ä Ä „ Rounds.......... ‘fz 89c HOLLAND HOUSE Dry Mixes .. HOLLAND HOUSE . „ _ _ Liquor M i x . . . !54s;sl 89 4 5 O Z $ 4 1 9 . pkg. I PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU TUESDAY, JAN. 4, 1983. ciovsr ciub I Olympia Bnar All POTATO 1 Tombstone $ A 2 9 Pisans A f i t $ 1 1 9 I 1 igpaahM M w . 10 #1. S t I ragntar »rt— TAYLOR California Tabla Win# $ ] 3 8 U.S. No. 1 Golden ,-,i I j -' , DILL PICKLES ï “ 8 9 * U.S. No. 1 Sunk*»! Lemons .......... 4«,S1°° Fresh Limes . U.S. NO. 1 - Crisp Celery Hearts . „ . 1 0 e «,89e 1 9 « U.S. No. 1 Frssh Carrots .......... 99e U.S. No. 1 Tasty RADISHES O r CR. ONIONS * Ex-fancy Washington Golden De he tous Apples ........... » 49e LITEHOUSE Ranch or Creamy Avocado Dressing ....... \”*S139 N A l l e y s CHIP DIPS 57 < MANQUE T l noil CHICKEN , . $ 2 1 9 box E H N EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ,A .«V « twk 1 Bread 75 i'i \ Ht ap ’ M - kt t on- Rye Bread- 89' *** , * vV^wTr Bread 69 BETTY CROCKER Supermoist CAKE I MIX PREFERRED FANCY PEAS 7 4 « CANDY iCiA Mild or Hot CHIU w ith 3 D V BEANS S4“ size * 1 FROZEN FOODS AND DAIRY IGA Frozen IGA - Frozen P I Z Z A 79 * 10 oz. _ ________ pkg EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Kult Ctstir Sprerd . _ - velveeta .......... « s309 ORANGE JUICE 76 * BLUE BONNET Margarine ........ 44e T i g e r D i s c o u n t e r s Christmas Candy REDUCED up to 1/2 Price WINNER ¿ff the Atari Gam* J A M E S K I L T S B i g T I G A Closed at 7:00 p.m. New Year’s Eve CLOSED New Veer’s Day OPEN Sunday 10-6 Tiger Nscounters ststed in tracking individual down be hind a local motel. Individual was brought to office and detained over night. Dec. 23 — Local individual reported dog netting, later called back to say dog had been found. Report of kid» around The Store, officer checked this out Dec. 26 — Local individual reported black Lab miwing, answers to name “Bullet”. If located, contact the Sheriff's office. of officers Pedula; Senior Deacon, George H. Ames; Junior Deacon, William F. Moen; Senior Steard, Elwyn W. Tower, Junior Steward, Ray B. Bccken; Marshal, Stuart E. Moore; Tyler, For rest C. Ullman, Sr.; and Lodge In structor, Stuart E. Moore. The installing officers were William E. Pedula, Stuart E. Moore and Sox Ullman, all of Done Lodge No. 33. New directors for Done Temple Inc were also elected. The new officers are: Stuart E. Moore, President; O J. Paul son, Secretary; William E. Pedula. Treasurer, and Forrest C. Ullman, Jr and Boyd O. Simser. County Agent’s cornor By OLAF J. BREKKE COMING EVENTS: Jaa. 6 - 7 4 « p.m.. Wool Gradiug Workshop, High School Vo Ag Shop Jaa 10-11 —lalaraatioual 4-H Youth Fsrhaagr, Slides of Swedea, Jim Llaker, schools. NEW MATERIALS: Tax Guide for Small Business, Catalog of U.S. Government Books CALVES FIRST MEAL: The State 4-H Office now has avail able for loan a set of slides with a script and cassette tape concerned with in formation about the qualities of colo strum and ways it can be stored for emergency use. Points stressed in the script are: 1) The importance of getting the newborn calf to consume two quarts of colostrum within 13 to 20 minutes of birth cannot be over-stated. 2) First milk from mature cows contains a higher concen tration of the major antibodies, so collect milk from older cows for emergency use. 3) Storage can be either as fermented or sour or as chemical treated with acetic, propionic or formic acid or formaldehyde kept at TO degrees F. temperature, or frozen in half gallon milk cartons. WOOL SUPPORT PRICES: Support prices for wool for 1983 marketings will be S1.5 3 per pound. As in past years, shorn wool payments will be based on a percentage of each producer's returns from sales. The per centage will be that required to raise the national average price received by all producers for shorn wool in 1983 up to support price ofS1.53 apound. In 1982 shorn wool prices are expected to average around .75 cents per pound Bus Schedule Effective Jaa. 4. 19S2 EASTBOUND 6 .21 A M ? 26 PM 10 51 PM WESTBOUND 6.3-1 * m 3 19 pm 10.59p.m. Phons 632-3248 JARRETFS CHEVRON B ra m b le A U .S. 1 0 C om m unity C a lendar Happy New Year! Jaa. 3, 4, A 5 — Conaty C o m m iu io sc rs' Mac ting, C ohii I mmmc L OW RY INSURANC E & BEN MARTIN INSURANCE For A ll Your Insurance Needs 134 McLeod 932-2/33
