National Farm Safety Week Urged for Teton County Farmers
Arlyne McCollum, ASCS director, urges farmers during National Farm Safety Week July 25 31 to review operations and shed unsafe practices. She notes thousands die or are seriously injured annually from preventable accidents and calls for safer home and field routines and community outreach.
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Teton County
Arlyne McCollum
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Nixon
ASCS
Local residents travel and family visits across states
Mr and Mrs Ervin Lining of Gridley California returned home after visiting his mother Mrs Emilie Dodds and relatives. Mrs Hans Anderson spent time with her son and daughter in Lewistown. The Cherrys of Santa Rosa visited Choteau. Tony DePassio's daughter Toni Erin visited Jenkins family in Chateau. Arnold Hanson and family visited Gresham Oregon and Jim Howards and Bessie Edwards. Amy Frank of Helena returned from a week with Smith Stranbakke and others in Dutton. Kropp and Joyce Robinson drove to Calgary to send Judy Robinson and Jacqueline Miller to London for a seven week vacation. Guests for dinner included W G Bloomdahl. A birthday party honored Vera Ferris. David Buchanan returned from a Yakima and Jasper Park trip in Canada.
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Ervin Lining
Gridley
Calif
Emilie Dodds
Hans Anderson
Herb Anderson
Lewistown
Jack W. Cherry
Santa Rosa
Choteau
Cherrys
Jim Smith
Lars Stranbakke
Dutton
Don Lussenden
Carrie Bagley
Ethel Blakesley
Conrad
Bill Moser
Paul Kropp
Joyce Robinson
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Judy Robinson
Jacqueline Miller
London
England
W. G. Bloomdahl
Great Falls
Chateau
Vera Ferris
David Buchanan
Yakima, Wash
Jasper Park
Food Safety Tips for Summer Picnics and Cookouts
The notice urges keeping foods cold or hot, not in between, and emphasizes clean hands, utensils, and work areas to prevent bacteria from raw meat. It advises using disposables outdoors, proper cooking temperatures, and refrigerating leftovers promptly to avoid food poisoning.
Swim Team Wins
Swim team results show Hamilton second in backstroke and third in the N.M. Todd Curtis won the backstroke and placed sixth in the breaststroke and butterfly. Both relay teams were runners-up to Columbia Falls. Senior girls dominated with Nordhagen, Weinert, Ferris, Allen, and Morey earning multiple top finishes. The senior boys—Rathman, Brumberger, Forrest, and Oertel—shared high point honors. next meet is Fort Benton in a two day Central Division clash starting Saturday at 10:30.
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Hamilton
N.M
Todd Curtis
Columbia Falls
Mike Hamilton
Jack Armstrong
Randy Whipple
Curtis
Armstrong
Gary Dale
JoAnn Nordhagen
Carol Allen
Winnie Morey
Ferris
Denise Weinert
Weinert
Allen
Nordhagen
Morey
Jim Rathman
Dean Brumberger
Jim Forrest
Chris Decertel
Dave Rathman
Tom Clarke
Rathman
Clarke
Chris Oertel
Chateau
Fort Benton
Teton Hustlers 4-H Club Demonstrations Highlight July Meeting
The Teton Hustlers 4-H Club met Saturday July 14 at 1 30 p m at the Lutheran Church. Pam Ballard spoke on To Bead or Not to Bead and Sharla Hinman on Strawberry Snack. Several members presented talks and received improvement hints.
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Teton Hustlers
Lutheran Church
Pam Ballard
Sharla Hinman
Luanna Arensmeyer
Carla Armstrong
Michelle Ekegren
Carrie Mills
Congress
Dutton
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