Angus Field Day Highlights Montana Junior Angus Winners
More than 150 Angus enthusiasts attended the 1973 Montana Junior Angus Association Field Day at Fair View Angus Ranch Melville. Highlights included a beer judging contest and the Montana Junior Angus Showmanship contest with Chuck Kohlbeck and Mike Patton placing 1 2 and earning trips to Louisville Kentucky August 6 7. Sandy and Laurie Goggins named alternates.
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Montana
Big Timber
Ed Cooley
Harrisburg
Ore
Mike Patton
Tom Patton
Melville
Louisville
Kentucky
Sandy
Laurie Goggins
Billings
of Montana
Fair View Angus Ranch
Sandy Goggins
Chuck Kohlbeck
Dave Largent
Wilsall
Hospital Notes and Births at Sweet Grass Community
Present patients include Lucy Davis Andrene Kunda Rosemary Fichtner Donna Holmberg Freda Knutson Knute Lavold Elaine Allestad Norman Hauger transferred to Billings. Discharged Gary Nitcy K C Jones Ida Ellison Emily Anderson. Births: Darrell and Mrs Anderson welcome Benjamin Neal a 7 lb 12 oz boy. Vince and Mrs Kunda welcome Stephanie Joy a 8 lb 10 oz girl. Dennis and Mrs Fichtner welcome Mardi Kay a 6 lb 11 oz girl.
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Lucy Davis
Andrene Kunda
Rosemary Fichtner
Donna Holmberg
Freda Knutson
Knute Lavold
Elaine Allestad
Norman Hauger
Billings
Gary Nitcy
K. C. Jones
Ida Ellison
Emily Anderson
Darrell Anderson
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Benjamin Neal
Vince Kunda
Stephanie Joy
Dennis Fichtner
Mardi Kay
Egeland Family Held Reunion at City Park
Egeland family members gathered Thursday at City Park for a picnic style reunion. Attendees included Thomas Weller David Powell Kenneth Sullivan Gary Benzel Ray Lombardy Clara Elliott Sophie LaQuay Cort Strobel Tope Strobel and others from Las Vegas Hardin Livingston Billings Big Timber. The Powells plan further Montana travels while the Wellers stay in Livingston for the summer.
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Peter Egeland
Thomas Weller
David Powell
Suzie
Kathy
Las Vegas
Nevada
Kenneth Sullivan
Gary Benzel
Kari
Mike
Hardin
Harry Reid
Wayne Fagerli
Cheryl
Brett
Livingston
Ray Lombardy
Lisa
Clara Elliott
Sophie LaQuay
Billings
Cort Strobel
Jim
Julie
Sandy
Tope Strobel
Big Timber
Powells
Montana
Wellers
Foltz Family Reunion Gathers 83 Guests at Wyola Ranch
The Foltz family of Wyola held a reunion at the Jim Fellows ranch home with 83 guests traveling from across the United States. Attendees arrived by vans campers and trailers and pitched tents. Meals were prepared on outdoor grills with camp style cleanup. A four tiered cake highlighted the feast.
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Charles M
Lena C. Foltz
Wyola
Jim Fellows
United States
Funeral services for Lenore Schurrer observed in Livingston
Lenore Schurrer 82 died Saturday at Pioneer Nursing Home in Big Timber. Funeral held July 25 at St Marys in Livingston with burial in Calvary Cemetery. She taught in Turton and Raymond schools, married Marcus Schurrer in 1913 and lived in Rock Creek Clyde Park and Livingston. Survivors include three grandchildren, a sister and a brother.
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Lenore Schurrer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Livingston
Patrick Moran
Lowry Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Hans Beley
Jettis Richardson
Len Arthur
Russell Bridgman
N. D. Jackson
Tom Lane
Clyde Park
Pioneer
Big Timber
Raymond
South Dakota
Kenneally
Turton
Marcus Schurrer
Park County
Rock Creek
Schurrer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
The
Catholic Daughters
Altar Society
O Mok See Results At Fairgrounds Event List Winners
Results from the O MOK SEE at the fairgrounds on July 15 show winners by event. Hat Snatch winners include Curtis Bjorndal and Larayne Yaeger with a fourth place tie. Pole and Barrell events feature Carla Tichenor and Lonnie Clark among top finishers. Pony Express lists Wayne Tichenor and Carol Tichenor as champions with a second team.
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Curtis Bjorndal
Larayne Yaeger
Lonnie Clark
Carla
Sheri Tichenor
Boyd Peterson
Wayne Tichenor
Mike Clark
Dan Anderson
Carol Tichenor
Carmen Ellison
Verne Wagner
Evelyn Willson
Dee Frey
Bob Frey
Vernel Wagner
KEY Hole
Bob and
Sue Reed
Gretna Green
Wayne
Freer Trade as National Policy urged by Chamber
The National Chamber argues freer movement of goods serves U S interests but notes others must open markets as well. It warns against protectionism and calls for multilateral negotiations to create a reciprocal world trading system. The statement reflects a leadership role in shaping global trade openness.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Chamber
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