Senior Citizen News Notice Change of Dates
Notice changes for the Senior Citizens include monthly activities on the second Thursday bingo or potluck at 4 p.m. the third Thursday is a business meeting and birthday party at 7 p.m. the fourth Tuesday holds an officer meeting at 1 p.m. Ted Halvorson hosts Mondays in January and Wymond Duncan hosts Mondays in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Halvorson
Wymond Duncan
Lorna Huffman
Mary Smith
Palm Springs
Calif
O'Brien
Karna Lindh
Bess van DeRiet
Senior Citizens
Jessie Wells
Wool Price Unchanged for 1974 Under National Act
The incentive price for shorn wool remains 72 cents per pound for 1974, consistent with the National Wool Act as amended by the 1970 and 1973 acts. ARlyne McCollum, ASCS director, notes payments based on a percentage of producer returns and that calendar year 1974 payments begin in April with Jan. 31 deadline for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyne McCollum
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
McCollum
ASCS
Brady Tops Dutton 63 53 in Class C clash
Brady defeated Dutton 63 to 53 as Power idle and Augusta forfeited due to suspensions for training rule violations. David Aune led Brady with 26 points while Dutton’s David Aune scored 22 and Larry Wiprud added 13 in a weekend schedule shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Dutton
Power
Augusta
Pirates
Jack Brown
Pirate
Dale Schaefer
Larry Bramwell
Brad Bauman
David Aune
Larry Wiprud
Tim Suek
Chateau JV Wrestlers Split Weekend Matches
The Chateau JV wrestling team split weekend bouts defeating Fort Benton 26 3 on Friday and losing to Cut Bank 19 12 on Saturday. Pat Thronson and Jim Spinder opened with wins and a series of pins built a 26 0 lead before Fort Benton scored. Dan Isakson and Ken Walker added pins as Chateau led 26 0. Brent Crawford earned Fort Benton points with a decision over Dan Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau JV
Fort Benton
Cut Bank
Pat Thronson
Jim Spinder
Chateau
Randy Jenson
Dan Isakson
Ken Walker
Brent Crawford
Dan Johnson
Pat Kelly
Pat Throwson
Choteau
Guild
Kent Walker
Mountain Bell Plans a 26 Million Montana Expansion in 1974
Mountain Bell to spend about 26 million dollars in 1974 to expand and modernize Montana telephone service. Major focus on buried cable installation in urban and rural areas, new toll-carrier cable, longer microwave networks, central office upgrades, and the state's first electronic switching system at Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Bell
Montana
Jack P. McDonald
Butte
McDonald
Fort Peck
Nashua
Broadus
Dillon
Laurel-Joliet-Red Lodge
Thompson Falls
Dodson
Lodge Grass
Butte South
Missoula
Rowan
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Mia Art Wells
Anaconda
Hamilton
Hardin
Lewistown
Stevensville
Red Lodge
East Glacier
St. Mary
Hinsdale
Terry
Virginia City
Savage
Meelrose
Tesch
Gus B. Field
Choteau, Mont
TORR
Gm Comet UD Lcr
Regency
Chateau Acantha
Jane Wyatt
Westchester County
N.Y
Sanford
Acco
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