Schiller outlines Girls State program in Montana
Mrs. Ed Schiller describes the 16th year of Girls State, its goals and training for democracy and Americanism. About 265 delegates will gather at Montana State College for the week long session, with Girls Nation to follow in Washington.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Montana
Girls State
Ed Schiller
Chateau
Union
Panama Canal Zone
Washington, D. C
Phyllis Rice
Kathleen Stokes
Audrey Sheble
Susan Meadows
Carol Menghini
Power
Schiller
Linda Vance
Bozeman
FU Youths Report on National Meet
Andrea Lindseth and Mary Schick report on the National Farmers Union convention at the FU quarterly meeting. Floyd Smith spoke on legislation affecting racial problems. Miss Lindseth, Miss Schick and Phyllis Rice attended the New York event. The meeting opened by Vice President Charlie Fields. Marie Lattin outlined plans for a county camp at the FU Highwoods site with meals starting June 27 and close June 29. campers must have member parents, with under eights supervised. James Erickson will attend the States Camp near Denver in late June. he is Montana State University bound and son of Sheridan and the Power family. The annual picnic is set for July 21 at Choteau Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea Lindseth
Mary Schick
Farmers Union
Power
National Farmers Union ‘Convention
Misses Lindseth
Schock
Phyllis ‘Rice
New York
Floyd Smith
Sheridan Frick
Western 'Arm Life
Charlie Fields
Marie Lattin
FU Camp
Highwoods
James Erickso
Bailey
Denver
Colo
Erickson
Montana State University
Sheridan Erickson
Choteau Park
Margaret Gervais II Wins Crisco Trophy in Home Economics
Augusta High School junior Margaret Gervais II received the Crisco trophy for outstanding work in home economics. The gold trophy was presented by her teacher Marianne Martin. Miss Gervais, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gervais, plans to study home economics education in college.
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Margaret Gervais
Augusta High School
Crisco
Miss Gervais
Marianne Martin
John Gervais
Wheat Program Appears To Allow Penalty-Free Excess Release
The 1964 wheat program outlines release of excess stored wheat from 1963 without penalty after July 1, 1964 to avoid loss of history. ASC county committees will hear appeals on 1964 acre allotments, with a 15 day window to appeal to the state committee. Producers may file proven yield data in county offices as part of the appeals process.
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ASC
Sony
Swith
Fim ES
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National
Margaret Gervais II
Joyette
Libby
Lucerne
Blue Star
Halibat
Maddock
Gia
Royal Buffet
U.S.D.A. Choice
Franks
Tower Brand
Gardenside
U.S.D.A
Ctn
Captain
Govithee
LaLani
Pee Tee
Paseek Ei
U. S
Pillsbury Best Flour
All Purpose Baking
Abe
Me Ty
U.S
Crisp Celery
Canis
Vy Gal
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