Eager Beaver 4-H Club heads to County Congress
The Pendroy Eager Beaver 4-H Club met at Pendray hall with 13 members and 11 visitors. They planned for County Congress, discussed event tags, and each club member prepared report books. Reports from members who attended county camp were shared and plans made for Aug 11 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Neckstad
Bobbie Lou Rice
Beaver 4
Dorothy Rice
Robin Larson
Karen Hitchcock
Billie White
Karen Agee
Marie Snodgrass
Marlene Snodgrass
Reid
Bill Jones
Blackleaf
John Davis
Great Falls National Bank
Bertha Styren
Augusta
Reidar Neckstad
Bill Lusty
Buck Fisher
Mark
Bob Stromswold
Fred Bills
Bills
Bob Snodgrass
Bob Rice
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits And Discharges Listed
Hospital announces admitted patients Emanuel Graf Fairfield Hugh Robinson Choteau Albert Bruno Choteau Mrs Julia Denison Choteau Mrs Edna Sturgeon Choteau George Henderson Choteau William Black Choteau James Blackburn Fairfield Rodney Wollney Choteau William Cole Fairfield Mrs Maude Armstrong Choteau Dismissed Mrs Grace McGuire Choteau Mrs Mae Ripley Choteau Arthur Morrow Choteau Thomas Gollehon Fairfield Mrs Sylvia Waters and son Dutton Still in hospital Helen Hadwin Fairfield Cornelius Kooyman Choteau Mrs Freda Johnson Choteau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Graf
Fairfield
Hugh Robinson
Albert Bruno
Choteau
Julia Denison
Edna Sturgeon
George Henderson
William Black
James Blackburn
Rodney Wollney
William Cole
Maude Armstrong
Grace McGuire
Mae Ripley
Arthur Morrow
Thomas Gollehon
Sylvia Waters
Dutton
Helen Hadwin
Cornelius Kooyman
Freda Johnson
Hypana Barley Tops Montana Feed Varieties in 1969
Hypana barley leads Montana as the top 2 row feed variety in 1969 with about 722000 acres planted, up from last year. Compana ranks second among feed types, Unitan third, followed by Dekap Paliser and Ingrid in acreage. Malting Betzes is the leading malting variety with 288000 acres, and Piroline grows significantly to over 4 percent of statewide barley plantings. The statewide survey documents these acreages and compares 1969 to 1968 results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Unitan
Ingrid
Larker
Dickson
Moravian
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Tesch
LOG
Pendroy Irene Neckstad
Rod Greenwood
Chateau
Duane Hall
Mary
Spokane
Dyer Cabin
West Fork
Teton Canyon
Bill Gernaut
Roger Bailey
Allan
Great Falls
Bailey
Louisville
Bob Brownell
David
Walley Hall
Mary Hall
Chet Thomas Jr
Chris Vetter
Mercer Island
Wash
Chet Thomas
Wagner Halverson
T. W. Halverson
Conrad
Mike Tackes
Jack Campbell
John
Jim Peters
Johnny Lusty
Steve
Larry Swanson
Shorty Earles
Shorty
Louise Earles
Lloyd Erickson
James Nelson
Seattle
Don Nelson
Olaf
Doris Rose
Leonard Rice
Fort Benton
Kenny Evans
al Hansmann
Charlie Field
Tommy Larson
Farm Bureau
Bill Jones Ranch
Claude Johns
G. I. Tangen
Carol Cornin
Pittsburgh
Dick Zier
Don Rice
Ted Skelton
Don Dodge
Dupuyer
Arnold Hanson
Robert Lettenga
Bobbie Lou
Lucille
Gerald Stokes
Katherin Grady
Judy
Carol Schrader
Rosemarie
Mike Campbell
Gene Usher
Wayne Walston
Cave Mountain
David Rice
Paul Rice
T. P. Stokes
Way Halverson
Mark Fisher
Montana Power Co
Glacier Park
Dick Field
Pat
Les Holden
Swift Dam
Anna Hughes
Bill
Charles* Lutge
Charles Johns
Francis Paulson
Arlene Akore
Kalispell
Ron
Gloria
Bill Hitchcock
Neckstads
Fishers
Jim Storkson
Dick Brownell
Larry Brownell
Art Weist
Agawam
Howard Bartlett
al Warneke
Lustys
F. E. van DenBos
Kathy
Richard Page
Eddie
Bynum
Bob Agard
North Bennington
Max
Alice Brownell
Walter Halvorson
Jim
Loren Wilcox
Lillian Wilkins
Ross Jones
Kyes
Forks
Don Peters
Bynum Reservoir
John Deere
Choteau Imp. Co
Pioneer Bar
Teton Memorial Hospital
Rich’s
Ellen
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