Augusta Bible School Closes Week with Program
The Augusta Community Church hosts the Daily Vacation Bible School closing program on Sunday June 9 at 7 30 p m The Montana Institute of the Bible in Billings assists with local youth and adults The enrollment reaches 100 with some children in perfect attendance The program features musical numbers short skits a puppet show and a devotional from Rev G O Re ar of Billings
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Augusta Community Church
Montana Institute of the Bible
Billings
G. O’rear
Bible Institute
Bible School
Pastor Ferguson
Daily Vacation Bible School
Pam Doughty
Margaret Ferguson
Augusta
Dan Nicol
Doug Roberts
Livingston
Ann Shaw
Ovando
Debbie Zimmerman
Laurel
Kathie Hicks
Conrad
O’rear
Ferguson
Phyllis Scherrer
Millie Allen
Jay Welch
Army offers special bonus for new enlistees
The United States Army announces a $1500 bonus for four year enlistments in infantry, armor or artillery with full payment after basic and advanced training. Eligible prior-service men under three years active service may qualify. The program promises travel assignments nationwide and abroad plus standard benefits and $288 monthly starting pay after training. For details contact Sgt Stan Williams at 453 8461 or visit 600 Central Avenue Great Falls.
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United States Army
Infantry
Artillery
Army
Europe
Alaska
Hawaii
Far East
Panama
United States
Stan Williams
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Largest US hailstone hits Cof feyville in 1970
National Geographic reports a grapefruit sized hailstone fell in Coffeyville Kansas during a September 1970 storm. It measured 17.5 inches in circumference and weighed 1.67 pounds as the largest documented hailstone in the United States.
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United States
Coffeyville
Kansas
National Geographic
Three Chateau Men Attend Colorado Hospital Meeting
Robert Swartzel and Ben Christman of the local Hospital Advisory Board along with Jim E. Humble of Teton Memorial Hospital will travel to Steamboat Springs Colorado for the Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America 35th annual meeting June 13 to 16. The gathering will feature 600 delegates from 14 states plus researchers from Los Alamos and Lutheran ministry speakers. Dr Louis Rosen and Dr Morton Kligerman will discuss LAMPF nuclear research and biomedical applications. The program also includes Rev Harry E Olson and Dr Oswald Hoffman as speakers, with workshops, board sessions, and a Friday awards banquet recognizing long service across the Society.
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Robert Swartzel
Ben Christman
Jim E. Humble
Teton Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Society
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
New Mexico
Louis Rosen
Morton Kligerman
Los Alamos
LAMPF
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos Laboratory
Rosen
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Albuquerque
N. M
Cancer Research Training Committee
National Institute of Health
Harry E. Olson
Messiah Lutheran Church
Fargo
N. D
Midwest
Olson
United States
Canada
Oswald Hoffman
St. Louis
Lutheran Council
USA
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Billy Graham
Carol Mehlberg
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Hospital Association
Wisconsin Health Careers
Shirlee van Roy
Hayward
Wisc
Wisconsin Hospital Association Auxiliaries
John Scott
Kansas City
American Hospital Association
Harry M. Malm
E. O. Gilbertson
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
American Lutheran Church
The
Fargo, N. D
Alaska
Arizona
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Teton Memorial Receives State Board Compliment
Teton Memorial Hospital earned praise from the State Health Department for a series of improvements. George M. Fenner praised enhanced sterility, physician privileges, in service education, drug control, OR procedures, postanesthetic notes, fire drills, and history documentation. Donations funded many upgrades, including $264.80 in memorials.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Jim Humble
George M. Fenner
Division of
State Department of Health
Jim
Gerald Sheinbach
Bureau of Health Insurance, Health, Education, and Welfare
Baltimore
Maryland
Wilburn Smith
Reigonal
Bureau of Health Insurance
Denver
Colo
Sheinbach
Smith
HEW
George M., Fenner
Bob Nauck
Frank L. Stearns
Ruth O'Neil
Arnold C. Hanusa
Karen Agee to Wed Mark Hansen at United Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Harry Agee invite friends and relatives to the wedding of their daughter Karen to Mark Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Dick Dauwalder. The ceremony is Saturday June 10 at 8 p m in the Chateau United Methodist Church with a reception in the church basement. No local invitations sent.
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Harry Agee
Karen
Mark Hansen
Dick Dauwalder
Chateau United Methodist Church
Army recruiting visit to Choteau announced
Army Recruiting Sergeant Stan Williams will visit the Choteau Selective Service office on June 12 from 9 30 to 10 30 to discuss military obligation and career opportunities with the United States Army Recruiting Station. Appointments may be made by calling the Great Falls office at 453 8461 collect.
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Army
Stan Williams
Choteau
Sgt. Williams
United States Army
Great Falls
Area Students Earn Honors At Colleges
Seven Montana State University juniors were named as 1972 initiates of Septemviri the senior men's honorary. Notables include David Alzheimer of Chateau and Ronald Young of Power.
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Montana State University
David Alzheimer
Chateau
Ronald Young
Power
MSU
Septemviri
Alzheimer
E. A. Alzheimer
Bozeman
Spurs
Jane Wisse
John Wisse
Phi Kappa Phi
Catheryn Corey
Choteau
Doug Sabo to Teach At Malta Public Schools
Former Western Montana Bulldog star Doug Sabo signs a 1972-73 teaching contract with Malta Public Schools. He will teach senior high classes and serve as assistant football coach while pursuing a Dillon college degree in secondary education with math major.
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Dillon
Doug Sabo
Western Montana
Bulldogs
Malta
William Sabo
Chateau
Dillon College
Sabo
Set-Aside Farm Programs Allow Planting Changes
Local ASCS office sets out key set-aside rules under the 1970 Agricultural Act. In Teton County 713 farmers in the feed grain and wheat programs must designate and certify set-aside land by July 3 and maintain compliance or risk reduced payments or loss. A farm may be spot checked and changes after certification are not allowed.
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Teton County
Glen Yeager
ASCS
Yeager
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