Larry Morhardt Wins Jaycee Award in Cut Bank
Larry Morhardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morhardt, won Cut Bank's outstanding young educator award at the Jaycees Bosses' Night banquet. He is president of the Cut Bank Unit of the Montana Education Association, teaches sixth grade at South Side Grade School, coaches fifth and sixth grade basketball and track, and pursues a master's degree after earning a BEd from Northern Montana College. Morhardt is in his sixth year teaching. he is married with a son. His father has 27 years as an elementary teacher and currently teaches at Crowe School in Cascade County.
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Larry Morhardt
Ted Morhardt
Cut Bank
Jaycees
Montana Education Association
South Side
Morhardt
Northern Montana College
Havre
University of Montana
Missoula
Thijs
Cascade County
Crowe
Brady Visit Highlights Depner and Johnson Family
Mr and Mrs Reuben Depner and Mrs Borghild Johnson visited Mrs Emilie Dodds in Brady on Sunday in a casual family call about shared acquaintances and local matters.
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Reuben Depner
Borghild Johnson
Emilie Dodds
Brady
Montana wheat trade team sails for three week export mission
Montana farmers join a seven man wheat export mission leaving Seattle January 19 for Japan Korea Philippines and Taiwan. The group led by Ted Schwinden aims to review market import needs and assure buyers the U S can remain a strong wheat supplier amid rising competition.
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Montana
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Taiwan
Ted Schwinden
Wolf Point
Montana Grain Growers Association
Seattle
Far East
U. S
Schwinden
U.S
Clifford C. Pulvermacher
ASCS
Clancy Jean
Foreign Agricultural Service
George C. Harris
Idaho Wheat Commission
Western Wheat Associates
Idaho Falls
Ray F. Uehling
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Ness City
Kan
Robert K. Bauer
North Pacific Grain Growers
Portland
Samuel Mattheson
Pacific Northwest Grain Export Association
Peavey & Co
Weed control talks announced for Teton County meetings
Raymond Kelly and Leslie Sander of Montana State University will headline two weed control meetings in Teton County. Feb 7 sessions run at 1:30 p.m. in the Chateau courthouse and 7:30 p.m. in Fairfield City Hall.
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Leslie Sander
Montana State University
Bozeman
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield City Hall
Flag Information Poster Displayed In Montana Schools
Montana Superintendent Harriet Miller announced a new poster for February Citizenship Month to teach proper flag care and display in schools. She praised the Montana Education Association Citizenship Committee for its decade of leadership in promoting citizenship and flag appreciation.
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Helena
Harriet Miller
United States
Miss Miller
Montana Education Association
Citizenship Committee
Lieutenant Floyd A Joramo Returns From Korea
First Lt Floyd A Joramo spent 30 days with his parents Emerick and Mrs Joramo in Bynum after arriving from Korea on December 23. He served 14 months in the DMZ and earned a Special Forces platoon leader role with a promotion. He will teach at Fort Hood with the Third Army Corps and the First and Second Armored Divisions.
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Floyd A. Joramo
Emerick Joramo
Bynum
Joramo
Korea
D.M. Zone
Special Forces
Jeromo
Fort Hood
Tex
Augusta Church Holds Annual Meeting in 1968
The Augusta Community Church held its annual meeting on Thursday evening January 25 to review department reports, elect officers for 1968, and pledge a budget near $8,000. The church noted constitution adoption, state non profit incorporation, federal tax exemption, and parsonage remodeling funded by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wikström. Ladies Aid officers were elected and reported over 2,250 pounds shipped to Vietnam.
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Augusta Community Church
Montana
Russell Wikstrom
Frank Witt
Warren Barrett
David Freeman
Fred Taylor
Larry Williams
Glen Chamberlain
Roscoe Geise
Ladies Aid of the Church
Ed Ferguson
Elizabeth McBratney
Ladies Aid
Vietnam
Falls Area Association of Evangelicals
Cause of Christ
Jaycees Urge Local Leadership and Community Involvement
The speaker calls for broad participation in leadership at community and state levels, criticizing apathy and labeling some as disloyal while affirming the Jaycees creed and willingness to work at the grassroots to address state and national problems. President Arnold emphasizes leadership in his opening remarks.
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America
Bianchi
Arnold
Jaycees Promote Leadership Training Mission Worldwide
The Jaycees declare themselves the sole club dedicated to leadership training. They emphasize they are not a civic, social, or fraternal group but a program the country needs urgently for developing leadership.
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Jaycees
Fairfield Edges Chateau In Tight Bulldogs Eagles Clash
Fairfield beat Chateau 50 to 48 after a tense late rally. Rick Lien hit two late free throws as Fairfield held on despite Chateau’s 16 errors and poor free throw shooting. Smith led Fairfield with 14 points while Lewis scored for Fairfield.
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Bulldogs
Eagles
Brad Gunderson
Chateau
Fairfield
Smith
Krone
Schenk
Lewis
Choteau
Rick Lien
Stan Buresh
Neeseeseececer
Lehnerz
Pic
Browning
Lance Krone
Cut Bank
Ron Lehnerz
Sunburst
Conrad
Dan Jacobs
Shelby
Walier
Centerville
Dutton
Ray Smith
Eteneees Power
Cut Bank Wolves
Lance
Valier Panthers
Ecasccoeres
Wain Allen
Bob Dirkes
Aenereree Oeabracs
Lynn Schenk
Gene Lewis
Rene
Young man seeks work with farm experience and lambing knowledge
Delphin Smith offers farm experience and lambing know how and seeks any type of work. Contact 466 2638 at Chateau. 40 21p
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Delphin Smith
Chateau
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Coast TO Coast Stores
Choteau, Montana
Raymond Kelly County Extension
Augusta Church
Tesch
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