Mrs Haugstad Dismissed From Sweet Grass Hospital
Mrs Kristine Haugstad was dismissed from Sweet Grass Community hospital Monday and traveled to Livingston to visit her son Kenneth and his wife. Her daughter Mrs Jim Woodward, who had visited last week, returned to her teaching duties at Whitehall Monday after six weeks off for surgery.
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Kristine Haugstad
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Livingston
Kenneth
Jim Woodward
Whitehall
Local Notes Highlights From Mt. Sentinel Area
Vernon Moers visits from Shawmut area where he works on a ranch. Mrs. Van Moschelle undergoes surgery at St. Vincent's in Billings and is expected home soon. The Stephens announce daughter Karen Renee born December 4 at Park Memorial Livingston weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Lois Williams and Helen Hoem take two week California trip. Clete Huff vacation travels to Kansas returning week start. Nita Hauge arrives Billings from Eugene after business school term. Bjarne Bjorndal trip to California Nevada. Thanksgiving in Las Vegas with family. Stanley Hanson welcomes west coast daughters Rita and Margaret for Thanksgiving. dinner in Billings. Mrs. John Adams learns of father Alex Johnson's unexpected death in Yoatland after hip surgery. plans travel.
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Billings
Marvin Stephens
Karen Renee
the Park Memorial Hospital
Livingston
Mark
Tim
Lois Williams
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Helen ‘Hoem
Los Angeles
California
Kansas
Clete Huff
Pioneer Home
Nita Hauge
Eugene
Ore
Norman Hauge
Virgil Gullions
Melville
Oregon
Bjarne Bjorndal
Nevada
Bjorndal
Chino
Pomona
Calif
Dale Hobson
San Diego
Las Vegas
Charles Smith
Stanley Hanson
Rita Hanson
Longview
Wash
George Warren
Beverly
Ranier
Margaret Hanson
John Adams
Alex Johnson
Yoatland
Mr. Johnson
Hhad
Adams
Uterine Cancer Treatment Costs Compared
Discussion notes that early cervical cancer detection can be cured for about $300 while a failure to cure leads to about $12,000 in costs to the patient and community before death.
Junior Girl Scouts Plan Christmas Tree Event and Hayride
The Junior Girl Scouts met Thursday at the Dugout and made Christmas decorations for the tree to be obtained Sunday December 10. Girls must bring a parent. A hayride and caroling around town is planned for Thursday December 14, sponsored by Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Hauck with Mr and Mrs Maitland providing the hay and truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Hauck
Boulder Meadowlarks 4H Plan Christmas Party and Demos
The third meeting of the Boulder Meadowlarks 4H club was led by John Williams. Irene Peterson read minutes and Heidi Breck and Linda Lukenbill gave demonstrations on crafts and Charles M Russell. A Christmas party is set for next Sunday at 2:30 at the Dugout with invites to Yellowstone Victorians and Dry Creek Wranglers. Brownie Troop 17 met at the Dugout making gifts and treats and notes a $1 national dues due next meeting.
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Boulder
Heidi Breck
Linda Lukenbill
Charles M. Russell
Irene Peterson
Brownie Troop
Brownie Troop 17
Debbie Braley
Airman John Satre Stationed in Thailand
Airman First Class John L. Satre, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Satre of Big Timber Montana, is on duty as a jet aircraft mechanic at Ubon Royal Thai AFB in Thailand with the Pacific Air Forces. He arrived from Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona and is a 1965 graduate of Hysham High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Air Force
Thailand
John L. Satre
B. J. Satre
Big Timber
Mont
Ubon
Royal Thai Afb
Satre
Pacific Air Forces
Davis-Monthan Afb
Arizona
Hysham High School
Tax initiative could cut Montana tax base by seven percent
Montana retailers push a measure to remove over 61 million dollars from the state's total taxable valuation, about seven percent of the tax base. Officials warn heavy losses in four counties and possible shifts to other property classes while critics question the draft's clarity and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Retail Assn
Sam Chapman
Montana Department of Planning and Economic Development
Montana
Unique jointly owned hospital project eyed for June ballot
A local plan for a jointly owned hospital in two counties moves forward under new legislation. If the effort succeeds, Treasure County would cover one third of costs, possibly $1,000,000, with the federal government contributing 40 percent.
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Treasure County
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Vernon Moers
Shawmut
Barbara Beck
Mary Kawakami College of Beauty
Provo
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Utah Examining Board
John Satre
Montana Board of Education
Sanders
Sweet Grass
Meagher
Toole
Great Falls
Montana Community Action Program Directors Assn
Henry W. Norton Jr
Minneapolis
Rosebud and
Treasure Counties
Sheepherder
J. V
Frosh
J. V. and
Farmers Service Assn
H. P. Briggs
Stanley
Burgess Penlite
Friskey
A.D
New Holland
A.D.D
Starrford, Inc
Sunbeam
Norelco
Remington 300
Remington
Hannah
Teflon Skillet
Clairol
Seena
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