Violin Lessons Offer At Central School In Great Falls
Public school notes invite children to join violin lessons taught by Mrs. Carl Thorn director of the Central School of Music in Great Falls with free instruments and books. Also updated are items on a France recruiting letter to a local family and a May 10 pageant America the Beautiful directed by Miss Muriel Nelson. The Children’s Crusade for Children runs April 22 to 30 with cans and posters provided for donations collected at assemblies April 24 and 26, sent to Citizens National Bank of Emporia Kansas.
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Carl Thorn
Central School of Music
Great Falls
Mable Mancoronal
San Francisco
Children’s Crusade For Children
Children’s Crusade For
America
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Citizens National Bank of
Irrigated Pasture Proves Profitable on Good Land
Montana State College extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer asserts irrigated pasture seeded on good land yields a net profit comparable to other crops. It feeds livestock, controls weeds, reduces erosion, and supports dairy sows, beef cattle, and ewes with lambs. The Huntley mixture of grasses and clovers, sown at 16 pounds per acre in spring with a shallow grain drill, has proven successful over years.
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Ralph D. Mercer
Extension Agronomist
Montana State College
Montana
Huntley
Mercer
Child Welfare Conference Set For April In Dr Bates Office
The next pre school child welfare conference occurs Thursday April 18 from 1 to 4 pm in Dr Bates mans office. Those with appointments should attend. The following conference is planned for the third Thursday in May. Contact Miss Lindberg county nurse for appointments.
WPA Accomplishments in Teton County Noted in Report
The WPA record through December 31 1998 highlights road work with 34 miles rebuilt and three new bridges 668 feet long. It covers sidewalks curbs water mains sewer lines and a recreation park dance hall in Choteau and Dutton. Complete summaries are on file in Butte for further details.
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WPA
Teton County
Joseph E. Parker
Chateau
Dutton
Choteau
Recreation Park
Parker
State Office
Works Project Administration
Butte
Difference Between Heartwarming and Crowding Cooking
A reflective line contrasts two styles of cooking one that warms the heart and another that crowds it, hinting at differing approaches to food, comfort, and hospitality. It expresses a value judgment on nourishment and atmosphere in meals.
Prom Date Change And Band Broadcast Preview
In a correction the prom is set for May 3 with Vern Paulson and his Rhythm Bend ers. The school band will broadcast May 19 on KFBB from 8 to 8 30, as principal designate Mr. Boyd visits Thursday while Juniors work on an upcoming play.
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Vern Paulson
KFBB
Boyd
Card of Thanks for Guy Gulbrandsen
We are deeply grateful to everyone for favors and sympathy after the illness and passing of our dear son and brother Guy. Special thanks to Rev. Mr. Vick, those who furnished music and flowers, and the Pendroy Eastern Star ladies and Pendroy Ladies Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gulbrandsen and Bob Gulbrandsen.
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Guy
Vick
Eastern Star Ladies
Pendroy
Carl Gulbrandsen
Bob Gulbrandsen
250 Attend 4-H Rally at Local High School
About 250 people attended the 4-H rally at the high school last Saturday evening. Club members presented the program and Miss Pauline Bunting led group singing. Colored Bozeman convention pictures were shown followed by games and dancing.
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Pauline Bunting
Bozeman
Appeals ouster suit over Montana sheriff election fraud case
Guy Palagi of Great Falls appeals to the state supreme court from a Cascade county district court ruling that ousted him as sheriff. He had been reelected in November 1983 and removed in November 1984 over charges he spent more than $10,000 to influence his reelection under the corrupt election practices act.
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Guy Palagi
Great Falls
State Supreme Court
Cascade County District Court
Sheriff’s Office
Immunization Clinic for School Children Set in April
An immunization clinic for school children will be held Saturday April 13 from 9 to 12 a.m. in Dr. H. W. Bateman's office. County nurse Miss Elsie Lindberg says all children not vaccinated for smallpox or inoculated for diphtheria should attend. The cost is 50 cents per child.
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H. W. Bateman
Elsie Lindberg
Chateau Woman Braces for Clean Sweep After Sunny Days
A Chateau resident wakes to back to back sunny days and announces plans to start housecleaning. Neighbors report the mood is upbeat as windows glow and chores resume in the neighborhood.
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