F F A Officers Elected and State Convention Highlights
Fairfield notes new F F A officers Kenneth Shoquist as president and others elected for the year. Rex Manuel and Dick Fagan led the chapter at the Bozeman state convention, earning gold division honors and individual awards for Sherrill Vance Rex Manuel and others. Community updates include hospital news travel visits and Red Cross classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Kenneth Shoquist
Don van Balcum
Don Fornall
Lester Kolste
Sherrill Vance
Oscar Siege
Sherman Stuart
James Tuel
Dick Fagan
Bozeman
Dale Johnke
Hugh Maxwell
Sentinel
Earl Converse
Bernard Hatcher
Great Falls
Merle Baldwin
Sharon
Helena
James Graves
Margaret Price
Tacoma
Wash
Newgard
Devil's Lake
N. D
Patricia Dehnert
Montana State University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Florence Ruth Hoover
Gertrude Wieber
Riley Hensley
R. N
Yo- Ag
Carrol Nelson
P. T A
Ostby
Maureen Perry
Live Squires
Charles Perkins
Rolland Ely
Carl Tuebert
Leslie Oakley
Gladys Fee
St Josephs Parish Easter Sunday Mass Schedule
St Josephs Parish announces Third Sunday after Easter. Mass times: Augusta at 9 00 and Chateau at 11 00 with weekday Masses at 7 30 and daily confessions before Mass. Rev James J Sheerin pastor.
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Sun
Augusta
Chateau
James J. Sheerin
Community notices from Agawam and surrounding area
Mrs Eunice Robinson and Mrs Ella Weist are correspondents for Agawam. Mr and Mrs Hank Rausher returned from a trip to Washington. Alex Breding was a patient at Conrad hospital with Everett his nephew still there. Birthday club met with Mrs Weist. prizes were won. Next meeting set for the 22 with several hostesses. Visitors at Chateau H D club included Mrs Robinson and Mrs Ethel Rafter. A demonstration and lunch followed. Rose Schaefer flew to St Cloud Minn for her brother's funeral. A farmer's meeting is planned here Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Rausher
Washington
Alex Breding
Conrad Hospital
Everett
Ella Weist
Rose Schaefer
Ethel Rafter
H. H. Wuest
Joe Torgerson
A. C. Robinson
Adolph Moser
Robinson
Chateau H
Yellowtail Dam to Become Fourth Highest Concrete Structure
Billings Montana. George Pratt assistant to Region Six director of the Bureau of Reclamation tells Billings Junior Chamber of Commerce the Yellowtail Project on the Big Horn River would be the world’s fourth highest concrete dam. It would irrigate 45000 acres generate 120000 kilowatts and cost about 100 million dollars once completed. Current funds cover only survey work with construction possible in about five years if authorized. The site sits 45 miles south and east of Billings in the Big Horn canyon with noted recreational and tourism value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Big Horn
Montana
George Pratt
Region Six
Bureau of Reclamation
Billings Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pratt
Big Horn Canyon
Merry-Go-Round Warehouse Cuts 400 Miles Daily
A Chicago firm unveils a Merry-Go-Round warehouse system that dramatically reduces internal merchandise movement by about 400 miles each day, improving efficiency within departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmington Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. A O Lindseth reports visitors including L N Pearson and Ellis Urich from Big Fork after wintering in California. The Hensley wedding dance drew about 100 attendees at the hall. Community members helped sand the hall floor with Ed Oberwolte’s donated sander. A dance is planned for Saturday the 17th. Mrs Roy Jensen is hospitalized in Great Falls.
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California
L. N. Pearson
Ellis Urich
Big Fork
Elmer Pearson
Herman Tordale
LeRoy Hensley
Hall
Barton
Erling Tordale
Jack Haynes
Brian
Great Falls
Ed Oberwolte
Roy Jensen
Grebe Feeds On Feathers And Swims Expertly
The North American grebe eats its own feathers and moves awkwardly on land but swims gracefully. It is an expert diver using paddle like feet to propel downward. The western grebe measures two to two and a half feet in length.
Cancer Workers Plan Public Education Drive in April
American Cancer Society workers in Teton county will intensify public information efforts during April, National Cancer Control Month. Led by county commander Mrs. Leonard Olson, appointed by district commander Mrs. Pred Roth. The group has educated residents for more than a decade, with over 3,000 volunteers aiding cancer eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Teton County
National Cancer Control
Leonard Olson
Pred Roth
Montana
Amercan Cancer Society
Mass Schedule for Fairfield Parish
Fairfield parish notes Sunday April 18 Masses at 8 30 by Dutton and 11 o clock at Fairfield led by Rev Russel Scheidler pastor.
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Fairfield
Dutton
Russel Scheidler
Local Happenings in Sunny Y Slope Area
Breere and Carlson families confined to home with mumps. Mrs Forsyth recovering at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls. Cal Binford passes away at home near Chateau. Community extends sympathy to Binford and Obersell families. Mrs Depner honored with a stork shower for daughter Maxine in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Breere
Clarence Carlson
Forsyth
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Cal Binford
Farmington
Chateau
Binford
John Obersell
John Depner
Maxine
Hawaii
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Melvin Bueling
St. Joseph’s Parish
Martin Alzheimer
Collins, Montana
Reisch American School of Auctioneering
Mason City, Iowa
Chick’s Shell Station
Creamery
Choteau Creamery
V. C. Peterson
Nelson
Agency
Choteau
A. O. Lindseth
St. John’s Parish
Cerre
Acantha
Don
Choteau, Montana
Chevrolet
Chuviuet
Pelletier
Chevrolet Company
Hiawatha
Gamblea the Friendly Store
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