Montana Grain Growers Meet in Great Falls Sunday
Montana Grain Growers Ass n to meet in Great Falls for its 16th annual convention under a cloud of wheat surplus and USDA leadership change. Ray Lohr says attendance could be record as experts like Earl L. Butz address program impacts, with speakers from Washington and Montana agronomy projects highlighted.
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Montana
Great Falls
Ray Lohr
Carter
Montana Gramn Growers Association
Rainbow Hotel
Earl L. Butz
U S. Dept. of Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
USDA
Lohr
Jerry Rees
Washington, D. C
National Association of Wheat Growers
Jim Krall
Huntley Branch Experiment Station
ASCS Ballots Counted in County Committee Elections
Ballots from ASCS community committeemen elections conducted through December 1 will be tallied at the county office in Chateau at 8 a.m. on December 8. Incumbent committee members Rex Manuel Glen Yeager and Art Habel will perform the tabulation, which is open to the public.
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ASCS
Chateau
Rex Manuel
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Manuel
Glen Yeager
Art Habel
ASC
Shower Planned For Kaye Caskey
A bridal shower will be given in honor of Kaye Caskey at the Choteau United Methodist Church on Saturday Dec 11 at 2 o'clock by a group of her friends from the Choteau and Collins vicinities. All relatives and friends are invited. Hostesses will be Mrs Clark Inbody, Mrs William F Olsen, Mrs Rex Peterson, Mrs Richard Nordhagen, Mrs Al Jaumotte, Mrs Dorothy Reiner, Mrs Glen Inbody, Mrs E J Schilling, Mrs Lloyd Pedersen, Mrs Leo Murphy, and Mrs Martin Alzheimer.
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Kaye Caskey
Choteau United Methodist Church
Choteau and
Collins
Clark Inbody
William F Olsen
Rex Peterson
Richard Nordhagen
al Jaumotte
Dorothy Reiner
Glen Inbody
E. J. Schilling
Lloyd Pedersen
Leo Murphy
Martin Alzheimer
Harman Heads North Central Montana Boy Scouts
Howard Harman of Dutton was elected president of the North Central Montana Council Boy Scouts at the annual reorganization in Great Falls. P Beryl Morris notes treasurer Robert E Lee and council commissioner Robert Farmer both won re election. five district vice presidents were chosen. The council plans a new water system for Camp Napi including a storage tank a new well and new pipe lines to campsites.
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Howard Harman
Dutton
Montana
Boy Scouts of America
Great Falls
P. Beryl Morris
Robert E. Lee
Robert Farmer
Bruce Nelson
Lewis and Clark
Jerry Nelson
Helena
Prickley Pear
Frank Spika
Denton
Central Montana
Dean Harvick
Havre
Hi- Line
Wilbur P. Werner
Cut Bank
NuCoSka
Joe Irwin
Camp Napi
Community gatherings and thanks mark holiday notes in Chateau
Homemakers Extension Club meets at Gladys Baquet with secret pals and a pot luck lunch. A Crafteria by Teton County clubs drew a capacity crowd and volunteers aided at coffee hour. Thanksgiving guests visited from Chateau Great Falls Missoula and Williston as families shared meals and travel stories.
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Ann Murphy
Vi Pedersen
Martin Alzheimer
Joel
American Field Service
Agnes
Glen Inbodys
Sarah McKee
Chateau
Roy
Florence
Carol Lawrence
Dawn
Dean
Great Falls
Harold Waters
Gary Waters
Sean
Julie
Dutton
Florence High School
Ed Alzheimer
David
Danny
Juarry Keown
Leonard Wiebrock
Judy
M.S.A
Mike Bartsch
Dale
Harold Hagers
Fairfield
Ray Townsend
Bud Pedersen
Gayle Mawhinney
First Lutheran Church
Wolf Point
David Larson
Bud
Elks Lodge
L. S. Pedersens
Don Nelsons
Nelson
Pete
Scott Peters
Miles City
Gayle Pedersen
Continental Airlines
Houston
Ozark
Ala
Gayle
Clif Mawhinney
Olaf Larson
Ove
Roxy
Thanksgiving Week Social Notes and Newborns in Montana
Donna Jean Schilling visits Seattle relatives over Thanksgiving. Pendray hosts Thanksgiving dinner with guests from Havre and Colstrip. Families in Colstrip and Baker share gatherings. Wayne Krahe and Jim Fitzgerald announce two newborns with birth dates in November, weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces each.
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Donna Jean Schilling
Seattle
Wash
Ed Schilling
al Barton
Avon Whitehead
Justin
Havre
Johnny Swanson
Pendray
Morris Larson
Michael
Jed Damson
Eileen
Lynn Nordahl
Kari
Katie
Colstrip
Sharon Nordhal
Baker
Ed Nordahl
Dan Ferriter
Martin
Dan
Brian
Chateau
Jim Fitzgerald
Shannon Joan
Kelly
Sean
Memorial Fund Report For Teton County Heart
Memorial donations totaling 240 dollars since July 1 have been received for the Teton County Heart Memorial Fund. Donations honor the deceased or memorialize living individuals and support cardiovascular research led by Mrs. Jack O'Neil, county memorial chairman, with gifts directed to prevention and control of heart disease. Named memorials include Louis Baldwin Kristie Ann Gourley Maria Stefanoff and Virgil Paddock among others. Contact Mrs. Jack O'Neil in Choteau to contribute.
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Teton County
O'Neil
Louis Baldwin
Henry Bremer
Kristie Ann Gourley
Nancy Zion
Alice Hubert
Cleah Fitzgerald
Charles Field
Doritz Hooyenga
Mabel Laine
J. C. Kessinger
Albert Abbott
John A. Bjork
Louis J. Floetchinger
Maria Stefanoff
Myrtle Olson
Virgil Paddock
Jack O'Neil
Choteau
Army Launches Training and Travel Enlistment Option
The United States Army announces a new enlistment option offering guaranteed training in specified fields and assignments in Europe or Korea. Qualifiers may enter a 13 month Korea tour or a 16 month Europe tour, with pay raised to 268.50 dollars monthly.
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United States Army
Europe
Korea
Gratzer
Army
Chateau
U. S. Eighth Army
Central Ave
Great Falls
Mont
Eager Beavers 4-H Meet At Pendroy Hall November 8
The Eager Beavers 4 H club met at Pendroy Community Hall at 7 30 am November 8. Officers led pledges, roll call reflected Veterans Day, and minutes were approved. Plans included a December 12 Christmas tree hunt at Pendroy Hall, a food committee, gift draws, and notes for talks. Todd Malone hospital card signed. Ron Neckstad discussed the National FFA Convention trip.
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Eager Beavers
Pendroy Community Hall
Marlene Snodgrass
Shirley Rice
Brownell
Neckstad
Helen Rice
Pendrey
Todd Malone
New York Life declares $297 million in 1972 policyholder dividends
Loy C. Maycock and Darwin C. Armstrong announce New York Life Insurance Company will pay a record 297 million dollars in dividends to policy owners for 1972, up nearly 15 million from 1971. About 2.5 million of that total goes to Montana insured individuals under life policies and annuities.
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New York Life Insurance Company
Loy C. Maycock
Great Falls
Darwin C. Armstrong
Chateau
Montana
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Premium Center
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Ann
Ernest Koepkes
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Paul Alzheimer
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Donna
Edith Prior
Jim Nelsons
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Tim
Gary
Sun River
Ed Schillings
Bill Olsen
N. W. Edwards
Oscar Olsen
Kalispell
Larry Schilling
Conrad
Donna Jean
O'Keefe
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Albertine O’keefe
John
Don Koenigs
Bob Elings
Lee Revear
Ben Benedicts
L. T. Lakey
Bert Coreys
Wayne Krahe
Matthew Wayne
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Choteau Ford Sales
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