Montana sportsmen oppose license hikes and seek leadership change
The United Sportsmen Association of Montana opposes higher hunting and fishing license fees and plans to ask Gov. Babcock to replace Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle. Dan Neal says statewide opposition exists with petitions in major cities, including a 6000-signature example in Great Falls.
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United Sportsmens Association of Montana
Tim Babcock
Frank Dunkle
Fish and Game Department
Dan Neal
Neal
Montana
Great Falls
State Cell
Helena
Michael Kelly
Chateau
Teton County
Sportmen’s Association
Fish and Game
Harry Mitchell
Dunkle
Cascade Wildlife Association
Thanks for hospital support and kind deeds
A letter expresses gratitude to doctors and nurses at Teton Memorial Hospital Eastern Star members and friends for support during hospitalization. It also thanks banks Funeral Home pallbearers rest home staff and others for help after a loved one’s passing. Marie Coffey extends thanks for gifts and assistance received during recovery.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Eastern Star
Ophelia Forrest
Banks Funeral Home
J. W. Hightower Jr
Marie Coffey
Wheat Signup Starts Monday In Teton County
The five week enrollment for wheat certificate and corn diversion programs begins Monday Jan 30 and runs until March 3. Rex Manuel of the Teton ASC says notices with yields and acreages have been mailed to growers to plan 1967 participation.
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Rex Manuel
Teton Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Manuel
ASC County Committee
ASCS
Chateau Toastmistresses Hear Nature Themed Meeting
The January 11 Chateau Toastmistresses meeting featured the theme The Wonderful World of Nature. Mrs. Percy Robinson presided in the president’s absence and a new slate of officers was nominated for the next term.
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Chateau
Percy Robinson
Glen Yeager
Tom Commons
Lloyd Reynolds
Fred Bremer
Donald Anderson
Jim Grey
Fairfield
Bill Chalmers
George Higgins
Robert Zion
Bennet Cerf
Jim Arensmeyer
4-H Leaders Council January Meeting Notes
The January meeting of 4-H Leaders Council was led by President Gladys Baquet with pledge duties by Betty Jean Fuhringer and Ora Schultz. Sixty-seven members and leaders from seven of eighteen clubs attended, including 14 leaders and three agents. Committee members were named to explore Dutton school facilities for Club Congress. Livestock Day is set for July 15 at Fairfield. New officers were installed by Ronda Reiding: Lara Hensley VP Kay Menghini secretary Betty Park treasurer Lou Horak reporter.
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Gladys Baquet
Betty Jean Fuhringer
Ora Schultz
Teton County
Betty Park
Lou Horak
Dutton School
Fairfield
Ronda Reiding
Lara Hensley
Kay Menghini
Pearl Tangen
Farmington
Jolly Juniors
Eager Beavers
Dutton
Prospectors 4-H Club
Diane Thorne
Sally Park
Audrey Harmon
Karen Johnson
Jill Habel
Marie Sunwall
Diane Scott
Eileen Auberge
Laura Nowlin
Marlene Aune
Vickie Schuler
Methodist Church
Anna Loch
Community program notes and personal news update
David Buchanan offered constructive criticism to participants in the program evaluations. Mrs. Leslie Arensmeyer delivered the closing thought on nature. Mrs. David Buchanan and reporter Mrs. Ethel Sturgis left Sunday for Tucson to enjoy a vacation. For sale bookkeeping sets ledgers typing adder ribbons we’ve got it or can get it.
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David Buchanan
Leslie Arensmeyer
Ethel Sturgis
Tucson, Ariz
Kasper Warns Farmers Union on Sales Tax Rise
Ted Kasper-president of the Teton County Farmers Union-addressed the county meet at Greenfield. He warns a 2 cent Montana sales tax would cost a family with $6,000 income at least 125 dollars yearly. He cites Washington and Pennsylvania tax hikes and argues sales taxes burden the poor and farmers while boosting corporate profits. He links inflation to farm machinery price hikes and notes six major firms post higher after tax returns in 1965. He expects a bill to be presented to Congress.
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Ted Kasper
Teton County Farmers Union
Greenfield
Montana
Washington
Pennsylvania
Kasper
Congress
Public Card Party at Legion Hall Monday
A public card party will be held in the lower Legion hall next Monday January 30 at 7 30 p m Pinochle and bridge will be played with prizes for winners The event is open to both men and women and one need not be a Legion member Admission is 75 cents per person and lunch will be served
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Lower Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
VFW Auxiliary Plans Heart Fund Drive February
The VFW Auxiliary met on Monday January 9 with plans for members to participate in the February Heart Fund drive. Mrs Leo Pierre was named chairman. Five members planned to attend the District No 2 winter meeting in Belt. Mrs Harry Luinstra and Lorena Drugge served lunch after the meeting.
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V.F.W
Leo Pierre
Belt
Harry Luinstra
Lorena Drugge
Rural alliance seeks balance with industry and labor
The article notes farmers seek influence alongside big industry and labor. The Medical Self-Help program under Civil Defense is offered locally by the Teton County Red Cross. The next meeting is set for April 11 at Sunny Slope with a prize for the member who recruits the most participants.
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Teton County
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