Helena Nuptials Tie Hodgskiss to Michele Wirth
Michele Catherine Wirth and Robert Allen Hodgskiss wed June 16 at St. Marys Catholic Church Helena in a ceremony led by Father William Greytak. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas C Wirth Jr of Wolf Creek, wore a floor length gown with Venetian lace, matching mantilla veil and chapel train. The couple honeymooned in Canada and reside on the Wirth ranch at Wolf Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Catherine Wirth
Robert Allen Hodgskiss
William Greytak
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Helena
Nicholas C. Wirth Jr
Wolf Creek
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Chateau
Venice
Carol Wirth
Elizabeth McRae
Spokane
Janice Hodgskiss
Marvin Tatum
Opheim
Molly Logan
Mike Leishman
St. Ignatius
Leslie
James Hodgskiss
John Chane
Gary Lesofski
Zachary Wirth
Phil Wirth
Gary Alzheimer
John Nordhagen
Choteau
Randy
Martin Triplett
Mass
Helena High School
Choteau High School
Canada
Wirth
Chateau Community Notes Highlights And Births
Mrs Jessie Ritenour hosted a luncheon at her Pen droy home with guests from Chateau Pendroy and nearby friends. Valley County Extension Agent Sarah Beth Saunders is based in Glasgow and begins duties immediately. Mary Ellen Burns returns from knee surgery in Great Falls. A baby boy Jonathan Eugene was born May 31 to Mr and Mrs Don Knudson of Great Falls. The region sees visits from Redwing Minnesota and West Palm Beach Florida families. News includes marriages Prentiss Thames and Dorothy Clutter wed in Gresham Oregon and Gordon Monkman Sr and family return from Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ritenour
Pendroy
Chateau
Nettie McDonald
Eleanor Hopple
Julia Monkman
Cecile Hanson
Mary Lusty
Anna Briggs
Sarah Beth Saunders
Chateau High School
Valley County Extension
Glasgow
Mary Ellen Burns
Deaconess
Great Falls
Don Knudson
Jonathan Eugene
Jeff
Lee Finholm
Redwing
Minn
Stan Kimmets
Allan Clarke
Bruce Elder
Lake Worth
Fla
Marilyn Barratt
Lynette Lintner
Jane Ellen Lintner
West Palm Beach
Joyce Richmond
Florence Sussenden
Gerry Paulus
Big Sky Mission Forum
United Methodist Church
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
Robyn
Verlin Richmond
Laurel
John Skarwald
Los Angeles
Calif
Skarwald
O. A. Holland
Gordon Monkman
H. M. Montague
Dutton
Prentiss Thames
Dorothy Clutter
Gresham
Ore
Oregon
Gordon Monkman Sr
Portland
Gordon Monkman Jr
Conserving Base and Set-Aside Changes for 1974
Montana ASCS announces that conserving base will not be required for price support or payments in 1974 and there will be no set-aside for wheat and feed grain. Set-aside rules remain through 1973. producers may terminate CAP agreements through 1974 at their option. Local offices handle questions and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo S. Kolstad
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Kolstad
Montana
ASCS
Robert Nauck Named Grain Terminal Grant Recipient
Robert Nauck a vocational agriculture instructor at Chateau High School is among Montana vo ag instructors named recipients of the Grain Terminal Foundation grant. The Montana association plus state groups share a $1000 annual grant awarded to support summer training at land grant colleges after a conference at Montana State University Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nauck
Chateau High School
Grain Terminal Foundation
Montana Vocational Agriculture Teacher's Association
Voag
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Vo-Ag
Montana State University
Bozeman
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana sets 1973 waterfowl rules across Flyways
The Montana Fish and Game Commission announced early 1973 waterfowl regulations. Shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Central Flyway limits cap Canada, whitefront, and Ross geese at 93 days with two per day and four in possession. Ross' goose restricted to one in possession. Pacific Flyway defers some species pending data. overall season length capped at 93 days with limited dark and Ross' geese. Whistling swan permits total 500 for Teton County. little brown cranes allowed in Phillips County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wynn Freeman
Department of Fish and Game
Canada
Brant
Teton County
Phillips County
Cattle on Feed Down in Montana and Regional Totals
Montana on feed for slaughter reached 122000 head on July 1, down 6 percent from a year earlier. Weight shifts show more cattle in heavier groups while under 900 pounds declined. Projected slaughter market for July-September is 72000 head, unchanged from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Harvest Strain Links Falls to Farm Accidents in Teton County
As harvest begins farmers in Teton County face long hours in the field. Fatigue from the workload increases accident risk, says a local farm program agency official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Farm Program Agency
Farm safety and soil claims raise caution in Montana
Montana State University extension warns buyers against miracle soil additives and highlights nitrogen sources and soil fertility. A safety survey from the National Safety Council shows falls cause 30 percent of farm accidents, with national Farm Safety Week urging alertness during summer harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Arlyne McCollum
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
The
Safety Council
Farm Bureau
Montreal Optician Elected Lions International President
Tris Coffin of Montreal Quebec was elected President of the International Association of Lions Clubs at the 56th Annual Convention in Miami Beach Florida. He has been a member of the Montreal Central Lions Club since 1939 and resides in Rosemere. His theme is One Million Men Serving Mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Brook
Illinois
Tris Coffin
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
International Association of Lions Clubs
Miami Beach
Florida
Coffin
Lionism
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Michele C. Wirth
PIE Sale
S, O.E.S
Choteau, Mont
Sunzet Resider
Grant Curtis
Todd
Jeff Curtis
Sacramento
Greg Curtis
Missoula
Tom Eckerson
Montana Pump & Equipment CO
Mont
4Th ST. South
Cooperatt
William R. Richter
Roger L. Wilson
Extension Service
Wilson
Burt Ginther
Montana State University Chemistry Station
Indiana
Louisiana
Michigan
Nebraska
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Iowa
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
Lions International
Augusta
Isakson’s Dept
Stone
Hallmark
Banks
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