Science Fair Invites Talent Search Winners to Exhibit
National Science Talent Search finalists from Missoula Great Falls and Livingston join four honorable mentions for a 7:00 pm awards program. MontCo Council awards first in Conservation with D P Fabrick to present at Chateau high school auditorium. schedule includes setup noon to 1 pm exhibits 1 to 4 pm judging and 4 to 7 pm fair open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Great Falls
Livingston
Milton J. Edie
Montana Conservation Council
D. P. Fabrick of
Chateau
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Sunburst
Shelby
Belt
Fort Benton
Great Falls West Side
Waller
Chateau Chateau
Great Falls Senior High
Great Falls West Junior High
Browning
Stanford
Great Falls Catholic Central High School
al Finley
Chateau High School
L. Vincent Mead
Montana School of Mines
James Simpson
John Robison
Choteau
Joe Wirak
Soil Conservation Service
Willam G. Walter
L. H. Harvey
Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club Meets in Dutton
The Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club held its March 1 meeting at the Methodist church in Dutton with 15 regular members and 6 visitors. Mabel Verbael led Anadama bread instruction, samples were shared, and three visitors joined the club. A lunch of baked beans, brown bread, and baked cherry dessert followed. next meeting April 5 at 2:00 PM at Mrs Floyd Mathison’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley
Methodist Church
Dutton
Mabel Verbael
Martin Schultz
Brent Bliss
Power
Wm. Clark
Ole Holum
Wm. Black
Howard Bolland
Floyd Mathison
Compliance Under Agreements Discussed
Operators raise questions on Soil Bank conservation reserve terms in a statement by Leon Kolstad State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation officer. Contracts run three five or ten years require reducing small grain acreage and forbidding harvest or grazing on designated land. Penalties apply. April 15 is final entry date for 1957 crop year. call county ASC office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Leon Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
Kolstad
ASC
Two Teton County Girls Are Honored in 4-H
Two Teton County girls receive state honors for long term 4-H work. Miss Malone is named a Montana 4-H member and scholarship recipient for the American Youth Federation camp at Camp Miniwanoa. Miss Swenson, a Montana State College sophomore, has led in foods sewing and home living and has served as a 4-H club delegate to state and national congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Frieda Schroeder
Malone
Montana
American Youth Federation
Miniwanoa
Mich
Miss Swenson
Montana State College
Pacific International
Miss Malone
Dutton Sergeant Serves With 24th Infantry Division in Korea
Army Sgt. Leslie L. Blovin of Dutton and Milner North Dakota serves in the 24th Infantry Division in Korea. He re entered service in November 1955 and arrived in the Far East in January 1956 after also serving in Europe. He holds the Bronze Star. He was previously employed by Peterson Implement Company in Milner, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
AHTNC
Leslie L. Blovin
John S Wilson
Dutton
24Th
Blovin
Far East
Blevin
Peterson Implement Company
Milner, N. Dak
Army
Community Notes and Travels From Local Families
Local notes recount hospital visit in Conrad at St Mary's, and trips home from Mesa Arizona. Families attend basketball tournaments in Coteau and Great Falls, with visits from Ann Arbor and California vacations. A Friday potluck and hall floor refinishing follow a weekend of activity, and a newborn grandson greets Conrad visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M N. Caskey
Mesa
Ariz
Olson
Havre
Beulah Gustafson
Ann Arbor
Mich
R C Thompson
Allen Nelson
Stanford
Lloyd Pedersens
Coteau
Don Nelson
Wolf Point
Pedersens
Great Falls
Nelsons
Pedersen
Mike Horak
Michele
California
Ben Beringer
Conrad
Equitable Loans Big Sum to Montana Farmers in 1956
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States issued 1 727 000 in new long term loans to Montana farmers and ranchers in 1956. Glenn A. Hunt, Equitable regional loan supervisor in Spokane, said total outstanding loans in the state reached 7 421 000 as of December 31, up from 6 302 000 a year earlier. A total of 516 farmers and ranchers received loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Glenn A. Hunt
Equitable
Spokane
Also Mentioned on This Page
MSU
Kenneth H. McLeod
Mitsuru Nakamura
Department of Bacteriology
Ray Woodriff
J. W. Severy
P. Fabrick
David Terry
U. U. Forest Service
N. J. Kautaman
John C.mccaslin
Walter Partlow
Chateau Electric
Roy Woodriff
Bahngrell W. Brown
D. C. Berger
Gulf Oil Company
Gustav Stoltz
John C. McCaslin
N J. Knutzman
Lyall S. Crary
Wiliam G. Walter
Thelma Sharp
Romey McCollum
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
R. A. Diettert
Department of Botany
MSA
Betty Higgins
Frieda Schroder
Moose Hall
Rhythmaires
Katherinette Malone
Deanna Swenson
Acantha
Hanson Bros. Garage
Dodge
Taylor Motor Company
Main St
Choteau, Montana
Collins
H. M. Montague
Corr
H M
Montague
St Mary's Hospital
Tesch Sales & Service
Tinting Guide
Arthur Godfrey
Knuctzon Lumber Company
Ena
ScreenCeun
Brunet
Link Aero
Olny
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