Training session aids farm operators in Teton county
A special farm records and accounting school for farm and ranch operators in Teton county will be held at Fairfield City Hall from 10 am to 3 30 pm on Tuesday Feb 11. Extension economist J Tietema from Bozeman will conduct the session limited to about 25 attendees with advance registration by Feb 7. Two 4 H judging teams from Teton county earned ribbons at the Winter Fair in Bozeman with Fairfield members prominent in both meats and livestock judging events.
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Teton County
Fairfield
J. Tietema
Bozeman
Tietema
Chateau
Joyce Anderson
Linda Hensley
Florence Schmidt
Betty Schmidt
A. W. Anderson
Riley Hensley
Danny Weist
Jim Larson
Jerry Larson
Bruce Hensley
Penguin Cafe to Close on February 1
Penguin Cafe owner Dave Nesbit announced the cafe will shut this Saturday February 1 after failing to secure a lease. Nesbit said there are no plans to reopen at another location.
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Chateau
Dave Nesbit
Nesbit
Voluntary 1964 Feed Grain Program Explained
Mrs. J Viola Herak states participation is voluntary for 1964 with price support for those who join. Sign up runs Feb 10 to Mar 27. diversions at least 20 percent earn payments and eligibility for loans. Diversion payments depend on crop type and base value with a 20 percent cap on land value for 1964.
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J. Viola Herak
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
ASCS
American Legion Auxiliary Plans February Meeting at Mrs Leslie Home
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its February meeting at the home of Mrs. Leslie, Burns, on February 3 at 8 p.m. Mr and Mrs Jim Hill of Missoula visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tony Faltermeyer last weekend. Mr and Mrs Herb Silberman of Collins visited Mr and Mrs Don Swanson Sunday evening.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie
Burns
Jim Hill
Missoula
Tony Faltermeyer
Herb Silberman
Collins
Don Swanson
Lap Robe Project To be Continued
The Chateau Social Civic Club plans to continue making lap robes for Teton County Rest Home residents. In 1963 the club donated bed socks towels napkins lap robes sheets and undergarments to the rest home and towels and aprons to local hospitals and charities.
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Chateau Social Civic Club
Teton County Rest Home
Teton Memorial Hospital
Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Woman’s Club
Red Cross
Hospital
Heart and Cancer
Lawrence Perry
Valeria Ferris
Boy Scouts Attend First Aid Meeting in Choteau
A total of 67 Teton county Boy Scouts attended a First Aid-O-Bal in Choteau January 16. Troop 58 Fairfield won first aid with a 96 composite score. Scouts from Choteau Fairfield and Power participated. about 75 percent of the district scouts attended.
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Teton County
Choteau
Fairfield
Power
Teton
Square-dancing party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Hanson
Saturday night guests included the Charles Gelsingers Augusta and the Lloyd George Wilson Hodgskiss Earl Larsons Arvid Sanders Fréd Morris Lyle Otness Spike Morris and Mrs Ralph Dale. Sunday dinner guests were Bill Jones and Rickie Redd at the Leonard Sheeland family in Valier.
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Ray Hanson
Charles Gelsingers
Augusta
Lloyd
George
Wilson
Hodgskiss
Earl” Larsons
Local Driver License Examiner Visit Scheduled at Chateau Courthouse
Montana Highway Patrol will host a driver license examiner at the Chateau courthouse on Monday and Tuesday February 3-4 from 8 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm. Applicants should see the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm. The community also notes various travels and family visits in Dillon and surrounding towns.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Henry Freeman
Louis Hallberg
Portland
Ore
California
Dale Lange
Vermillion
S. D
Lange
Sandra Hanusa
Don Nelson
Great Falls
Scott Edwin Taylor
Warren Taylor
Nelson
D. W. Nelson
Dillon
Don
Social Security Rules Updated for 1961 Amendments
Ray Pedersen, district manager, explains the 1961 amendments change how much earnings reduce Social Security benefits. Under $1200 no loss, between 1200 and 1700 benefits are cut at 1 dollar per 2 earned, above 1700 at 1 to 1. Benefits also deduct only when earnings exceed 100 in months not spent in work. Applies to old age and survivors, not disability. Retirees over 72 may receive benefits regardless of earnings.
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Ray Pedersen
Social Security Office
Pedersen
Centennial Open Scheduled Feb 1
The Teton County Centennial Commission declares February 1 as the official start of the county's centennial observance. In 1889 Cleveland signed the Enabling Act for Montana statehood, and in 1893 John Power introduced a bill creating Teton County which began its official duties on March 3, 1893.
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The
Teton County
Pendroy Social Visits Highlight Local Spring Week
Mr and Mrs James Pendergass and daughter of Pendroy were dinner guests last Wednesday of Mr and Mrs Walt Magee. Mrs Mary Porter visited Mrs Alta Gutshall Pendroy. Jim Forrest was a Great Falls business caller last Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Kropp of Conrad were Saturday night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Kropp.
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Reidar Neckstad
Jim Spinder
Reidar
Bill Jones
George Porter
Myrtle Lockhart
Melvin Gomke
Dean Swenson
Missouri
Dean
Mary Porter
Pendelroy
James Pendergass
Pendroy
Walt Magee
Alta Gutshall
Jim Forrest
Great Falls
Robert Kropp
Conrad
Paul Kropp
Court to Host Annual Report Filing Session
Don Waldron will be in Chateau in the commissioners office of the courthouse on Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to assist with filing annual reports of work and earnings.
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Don Waldron
Chateau
Commissioners
Mrs. Saylor Named Head of GOP Club
Mrs. Marjorie Saylor was elected and installed president of the Teton County Republican Women’s Club on Friday night January 24. Officers elected included Mrs. Glen Yeager vice president Mrs. Marge Hanusa secretary and Mrs. Pete Zgoda treasurer. Special installing officer was Mrs. Charles Boussard. Guest speaker Robert Woodahl spoke on wills and estate planning followed by a Q and A session.
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Marjorie Saylor
Teton County
Republican Womens Club
Glen Yeager
Marge Hanusa
Pete Zgoda
Charles Boussard
Fred Meadows
Robert Woodahl
Hendersons Among Great Falls Business Visitors
Mr and Mrs George Henderson visited Great Falls for business calls on Tuesday meeting local executives and touring firms in the city business scene.
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George Henderson
Great Falls
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Martin Klinker
I thank my friends relatives ALCW and Fairfield Chapter FHA for get well cards letters flowers gifts and visits during and after my hospital stay. I remember your prayers love and kindness which brightened my days. May our good Lord bless you.
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ALCW
Fairfield Chapter
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