Lincoln Day Dinner at Choteau Slated Thursday
The Teton County Republican Central Committee will host a Lincoln Day dinner February 18 at the Choteau American Legion hall. The event begins with a 6 p.m. cocktail hour and 7 p.m. dinner with banquet speaker State Senator Jim Moore of Two Dot and other dignitaries. Tickets are $3.50 and available from local outlets.
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Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Choteau
Everett Snortland
Bill Ellis
al Wharton
State
Bert Guthrie
Cornell Hotel
Olsen Agency
Chateau Drug
Hanusa Agency
Breen Oil Co
Stop Smoking Clinic Termed Successful
The Stop Smoking clinic held in Choteau was successful with 15 persons enrolled. Arnold Johnson and Tom Sandford led a five day program featuring movies lectures and discussions. Follow up meetings are planned for Feb 11 and 18 with another clinic planned later this year.
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Choteau
Arnold Johnson
Tom Sandford
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Johnson
Senior Citizens Elect Officers
The Senior Citizens Club elected officers with Ted Halvorson as chairman Ellen Hammond as vice chairman Mrs. Bob Clark as secretary and Wymond Duncan as treasurer The club invites all residents of Teton County over 55 to weekly meetings in the lower Legion hall on select weekday afternoons Hosts are Roland Ferris and Mrs Lorna Huffman February hosts Mr and Mrs William Kaulkman February 16 19 A February birthday party is set for Friday February 12 at 730 p.m. with entertainment and cake
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Senior Citizens Club
Ted Halvorson
Ellen Hammond
Bob Clark
Wymond Duncan
Teton County
Lower Legion Hall
Roland Ferris
Lorna Huffman
William Kaulkman
Fourth 4-H Teton Hustlers Meet at Trinity Lutheran
The Jan 9 1971 4-H meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church started 1:30 pm with four leaders and 21 members no guests. Debates covered market tracking and new sewing books with talks on snow Japan long tail fowl horses Siamese kittens by multiple members. Next meeting scheduled for Feb 13 1971 at 1:30 pm.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Isakson
Mr. Isakson
Debbie Walbaum
Mike Lane
Japan
Jimmy Leazenby
Judy Olson
Debbie Blixrud
Brenda Brutosky
Kelly Guthrie
Liberalized Farm Storage Loan Program boosts funding and scope
Rex Manuel of the Teton County ASC announces changes to the farm storage and drying equipment loan program. A lower interest rate of 6 percent annual, higher loan ceilings up to 35000, and inclusion of foundations wiring and essential operating equipment. The program supports on farm storage, drying capacity, and interlocks with price support loans to aid farmers in storing and marketing grain.
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Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Manuel
Montana
Ascs Office
Talent Night Set for Fairfield Show Date Apr 2 1971
Fairfield Little Theatre Group announces a talent night titled Age Of Aquarius to be held Friday April 2 1971 at Fairfield Community Hall. Open call for dance singing and other talents with sign up through Mrs Paul Kolste Mrs Ray Nordhagen or Mrs HEileen Converse of Fairfield.
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Fairfield Little Theatre Group
Age of Aquarius
Fairfield Community Hall
Paul Kolste
Ray Nordhagen
Heileen Converse
Fairfield
Lindseth Charolais Cattle Shine at Montana Winter Fair
The Montana Winter Fair used computerized station judging for bulls and females with nine judges and four evaluation stations. Growth rate dominated the scoring, followed by weight per day of age, skeletal soundness, carcass merit, and conformation. Lindseth Charolais from Duplex earned top honors with two yearling bulls placing first and second in their class, plus junior and reserve titles.
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Montana
Burl Winchester
Lindseth
Wedum Star Infant Born in Great Falls Region
Mr. and Mrs. James Wedum of Great Falls announce the birth of a son, Eric Bernard, on February 8 weighing 10 pounds 3 ounces. The Wedums formerly lived in Chateau. Stella Wedum visited family with Wendy in Great Falls last weekend. Dwayne Selby and family have moved from Santa Susana to Choteau and will work at the Standard Station with his brother. Public notice of local happenings includes attendance at a Faith Lutheran Church planning meeting and a hospital patient at Columbus Hospital in Glendive.
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Stella Wedum
Wendy
Great Falls
Weltha Muir
James Wedum
Eric Bernard
Wedums
Chateau
Dwayne Selby
Choteau
Santa Susana
Calif
Standard Station
Bert Meadows
Pearl Tangen
Faith Lutheran Church
Bill Bateman
Columbus Hospital
Grentee
Approval Needed For Disposal Of Loan Grain
Farmers with price support loans must obtain written authorization from the county ASCS office before removing farm stored commodities such as barley flax honey oats and wheat. Proceeds must repay the loan or buyers must be named and repayment completed within 15 days of authorization.
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Manuel
ASCS
Teton County
4-H News Diamond Bar Club Plans Elk Range Field Trip
4 H Diamond Bar X Club opened with a pledge led by Kristie. Members planned a field trip to the elk range while Debbie Oiness served as reporter.
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Kristie
Elk Range
Debbie Oiness
Andersons to mark 50th wedding anniversary
Invitation to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Anderson as they celebrate their 50th anniversary on February 16, 1971. Their family hosts an open house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Luinstra on Sunday February 14 from 2 to 5 PM, with relatives Herb Anderson James Anderson Jake Luinstra Donald Anderson Arnold Hanson and 18 grandchildren listed.
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Hans Anderson
Jake Luinstra
Herb Anderson
James Anderson
Donald Anderson
Arnold Hanson
Sally Park Named Dutton Homemaker
Sally Park was named High School Homemaker of Tomorrow after excelling in a December exam for senior girls. She advances toward state and national honors with 102 college scholarships totaling $110,000 and a $5,000 national grant for the winner among 51 state and DC entrants from 650,000 competitors.
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Sally Park
Miss Park
District of Columbia
Augusta Community Church annual meeting elects new officers
The Augusta Community Church held its annual meeting after Sunday service on January 24 led by Fred E. Scherrer Jr. Reports from church departments and auxiliaries show increased activity and growth. Officers for 1971 elected: Scherrer as president Con verse as vice president Emery Whitaker as treasurer Fred Taylor as secretary Eldon Rapp to a three year Church Council term Wade Williams named Sunday School superintendent and Phyllis Scherrer secretary
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Augusta Community Church
Fred E. Scherrer Jr
Ed Ferguson
Wade Williams
Don Converse
Emery Whitaker
Fred Taylor
Eldon Rapp
Church Council
Phil Doughty
Phyllis Scherrer
Roscoe Geise
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