NFO News Teton County Meeting elects officers in Chateau
The January 18 meeting at the court house in Chateau discussed last minutes and a treasurer report. Officers were elected for the coming year with Sheridan Erickson as president and Helen Rice as secretary, plus audit and boards assigned. Pat Tangen won a door prize and next meeting is February 15. A note on weather comments follows.
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Chateau
Kansas City
Herb
Pat Tangen
Tony Wheeler
Legislature Council For
Cedric Maurer
Harlen McKechnie
Grain Board
Sheridan Erickson
Bill Lattin
Helen Rice
Gene Schultz
Bob Cameron
Wilma Wheeler
Meat Board
Gmbership
Montana lawmakers push bills on resources and power
Rep Gail Stoltz notes extensive committee hearings on House Bill 88 to place natural resources in public trust and House Bill 127 setting power plant siteing regulations funded by new plant taxes. Sen Gordon McOmber discusses tax rollbacks and daylight speed limits. SB318 targets snowmobiles with a flat tax. Rex Manuel reports from District 15 on freshman challenges and utility rate bills, including HB121 for clearer rate bases.
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Gail Stoltz
Natural Resources and Education
Montana
Highway Department
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House
State House
Capitol
DeWolfe
Business and Industry Committee
Public Service Commission
Rex Manuel
State Capitol
Helena
Mrs. May Nelson Recovers from Hip Break in Gothenburg Neb
Mrs May Nelson of Gothenburg Nebraska broke her hip in a December 1 fall and was hospitalized until January 16. She remains unable to put weight on the leg and expects a lengthy recovery at home at 92512 Lake Ave Apt 4 Gothenburg 69138.
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May Nelson
Gothenburg
Nelson
Lake Ave
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Augusta Community Church Holds Annual Meeting
The Augusta Community Church congregation met after Sunday worship to review reports from church treasurer Mrs. Ethel Whitaker Sunday School superintendent Mrs. Glen Chamberlain and others. Missionary support exceeded the $1,000 goal with gifts to groups in Germany Billings and Montana. New officers were elected for 1973 including president Fred E. Scherrer Jr. and vice president Don Converse. A potluck dinner followed in the Blue Room.
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Augusta Community Church
Ethel Whitaker
Glen Chamberlain
Roscoe Geise
Ladies Aid
Ed Ferguson
Elizabeth McBratney
Good News Bible Club
Leila Converse
Chamberlain
del Huff
Germany
Harry Engstrom
Faith Bible Ministries
Children of
Sun River
Harold Ross
Great Falls
John Zudema
Eldon Rapp
Jean Ferguson
Betty Gourley
Crop Value Rises in Montana For 1972
Montana crop value for 1972 reached 404 million dollars, up 25 percent or 80 million from 1971. Hay led gains with profit up 33 million. wheat and barley also contributed, while total harvested area fell 5 percent to 8.3 million acres.
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Montana
Nursing course session for Montana RMP participants
Registered nurses participate in the Montana State University School of Nursing continuing education project meeting February 5 and 6 at Deaconess Rehabilitation and Nursing Center. John J. Breeden leads audio visual training, with Esther Lantz and Dorothy Sowa directing behavior objectives. Charlotte Koch attends the classes. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Huffman return from a West Coast trip visiting relatives in Oregon and Seattle.
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Deaconess Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
6Th Ave. N
Montana State University
Mountain States Regional Medical Program
Montana
John J. Breeden
Esther Lantz
Dorothy Sowa
Charlotte Koch
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Chateau
Montana Wheat Storage Declines in Jan 1973 Report
Montana wheat in storage totals 88 million bushels as of January 1 1973 from the Montana Crop and Livestock Report. Winter wheat 42 million and spring 46 million. Farm stocks down 29 percent and commercial stocks 25 percent. U S wheat stocks total 1 393 million bushels January 1 down 10 percent from a year earlier. Barley 46 million and oats 17 million bushels up 5 percent.
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Montana State University Dean's Scholarship Awarded
Tom Swortzel, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Swortzel of Chateau, earned a Dean's Scholarship at Montana State University Bozeman for the winter quarter. The award provides a partial waiver of registration and fees based on scholastic GPA. The Gulf Stream carries about 100 billion tons of water per hour, twenty two times all rivers on earth.
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Tom Swortzel
Bob Swortzel
Chateau
Montana State University
Bozeman
Gulf
Earth
Montana State University Honor Roll update released
A supplemental release from Montana State University Bozeman corrects an incomplete fall quarter honor roll list. The update removes previously listed students and adds new names such as Augustn John Tuomi Choteau, David Alzheimer, Donald Horak, James Petersen, Craig Sasser, Fairfield Eugene Beck, Ronald Dale, David Gaarder, Karen Haynes, Denise Schenck, Nancy Schaefer, and Deborah Vick.
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Bozeman
Augustn
John Tuomi
Choteau
David Alzheimer
Donald Horak
James Petersen
Craig Sasser
Fairfield
Eugene Beck
Ronald Dale
David Gaarder
Karen Haynes
Denise Schenck
Power
Nancy Schaefer
Deborah Vick
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