New York Life Sales Rise in Montana in 1974
Montana residents bought 81.7 million dollars of New York Life Insurance in 1974, a 23 percent increase from 1973. Total life insurance in force rose to 576.9 million, up 10 percent, while payouts to policy owners and families reached 9.4 million, up 1 percent from 1973.
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Choteau Boxers Win at Winnett in Close Card
Choteau boxers traveled to Winnett last Saturday and won eight of seven matches. Jim Hirsch at 85 pounds defeated Tracey Watson, Mike Murray at 75 pounds beat Benjie Drollinger, and Rorrie Toren at 110 pounds defeated Jay Woodford when the bout was stopped in round two. Jim Fowler at 100 pounds lost to Ron Simm, John Patterson fell to Warren Damber, Jeff Hirsch dropped a disputed decision to Marty Garlick, and a Toren Davenport bout went to Davenport when stopped in round two. Coach Don Petrilli guided Choteau as they set plans to travel to Great Falls on April 12 and host a return in Choteau on April 26.
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Covenant Players to Perform at United Methodist Church
The Covenant Players international repertory theatre will present a religious drama at the United Methodist Church on Tuesday April 1 at 8 p.m. The program titled Christian Dynamics aims to provoke thought and revitalize churchgoers through a contemporary depiction of modern life and faith. The troupe has staged over 100,000 performances since 1963 in various venues across multiple continents, and is now touring Australia.
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Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Set For April First At Teton
Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will meet Tuesday, April 1 in the hospital board room at 1:30 p.m. All members and other interested persons are urged to attend.
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Local Social News Highlights From Chateau Area
Irene McManus reports on club meetings and family events across Chateau and nearby towns. Highlights include at home gatherings for the Happy Dozen Birthday Club, Senior Citizen potlucks, baton twirling success in Hawaii, European travels, weddings, hospital visits, choir practices, and family visits of locals such as the LeDeskys Edwards Curtis and Rosens.
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Karna Lindh
Joe LeDesky
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June Curtis
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Ezra Sullivan
la Mesa
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Hawaii
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Great Falls
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Helena
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Irene McManus
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Martin Roseburg
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the Teton Memorial Hospital
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Montana campaign finance reform advances in legislature
Bills limit campaign spending and contributions for statewide races and introduce a campaign finances office. The Vincent measure caps primary and general election totals for all statewide candidates, with separate limits for attorneys general and district judges. The Greely package proposes a campaign finances commissioner and stricter reporting, plus penalties and stricter publication identification requirements. Get Your Rubber Stamps At The Acantha
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F W Gordon Services Held
Fredrick W. Gordon, 86, died Monday in a Helena hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. Matthias Catholic Church in Augusta. Rev. Gerald Lynam officiated. Pallbearers included Richard Joseph and others. Burial was in Augusta Cemetery. He had worked in Lewistown and Glasgow before moving to Augusta in 1951, was an electrician, and married Laura Roy in Lewistown on August 7, 1913. Banks Funeral Home arranged the services.
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