Last Meetings Set By Toastmistresses
Two Cha teau Toastmistress Club meetings remain before summer recess. Barbara Arensmeyer will present a second book review at the May 9 luncheon at 1 p.m. in the Episcopal Church rectory basement. Esther Buchanan will deliver a seven to nine minute prepared speech on a topic of her choice. Visitors welcome. Dorothy Boussard asks interested women to notify by the Monday before the meeting. Lunch priced at $1.10 with ten cents in the club treasury.
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Chateau Toastmistress
Barbara Arensmeyer
Episcopal Church
Esther Buchanan
Episcopal Ladies
Dorothy Boussard
Local Artists Tour Great Falls Brewery
Ann Corbett and Sally N. Tesch joined 33 other non professional artists for Artist's Day at Great Falls Breweries. They toured the plant then sketched on site. A buffet luncheon followed. Entries due by May 10 with cash prizes of 100, 75 and 50 dollars.
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Ann Corbett
Sally N. Tesch
Chateau
Great Falls Breweries
Breweries
Safeway Reports Quarter Profit and Sales Dip
Safeway announces a 12 week period ended March 2 1962 net profit of 6534941 or 50 cents per common share after preferred dividends. Compared with 1961 period net profit of 6532875 as sales declined 1.6 percent to 558916743 from 567771744.
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Safeway
Clark sails to Glynco Naval Air Station assignment
Mark H. Clark construction apprentice in the USN, son of Mr and Mrs John Clark of Bynum, is serving at the Glynco Naval Air Station in Brunswick Georgia.
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Mark H. Clark
USN
John Clark
Bynum
Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Primary Election Precinct Committeemen Listed
Readers get a roster of Republican precinct committee men and women by precinct numbers. The list includes names such as Evelyn V. McAuley Carl B. Field Mrs Darwin B Crane and John L Chick Sulgrove Elmer B Bliss Edna Mae Harris Ray W Madsen Martha Crane C H Crane and others across precincts 1 2 6 7 8 9 11 13 14 15 and more.
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Mabel L. Rice
Leonard J. Rice
Wilma G. Mayer
Anton S. Lattin
Evelyn V. McAuley
Carl B. Field
Darwin B. Crane
John L “Chick” Sulgrove
Elmer B. Bliss
Edna Mae Harris
Ray W. Madsen
Martha Crane
C. H. Crane
Helen L. Hodgskiss
Lloyd J. Hodgskiss
Anita Jones
Arnold L. Hanson
Verna Stott
Ira Perkins
George Morey
E. Maxine Cole
Lloyd S. Pedersen
Helen Maschera
R. Wilson
Primary Voter Registration Dips in Teton County
Voter registration for the June primary in Teton County runs about 200 under 1960 general election levels. Total registered voters stand at 3,496, down from 3,699 in 1960, with all precincts showing declines. Registration for the November general election is open at the county clerk's office, while June primary registration is complete.
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Teton County
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del Monte
Kennys
REX Grocery
Mother's Bay
Hotpoint Appliances
Choteau Electric
Joe Corbett
Cascade
George Seufert
Corbetts
American Legion
Ralph Caskey
Sox Nevin
Kay
Bob Davidson
Coy Davideon
Coy
Kayne
Rusesli Lassou
George
Paul and
Rebekah
Eugene Baquet
Carrol
Hills Bros
Ene
Aif
Gino
Cere
A. Ae
Chateau Lockers 'Ee
Great Falls Brewery
Jacob Schmidt
Choteau
Doheny
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Spring Valley
Pendrey
Agawam
Farmington
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Greenfield
Western
Montana
Legal Reserve Company
Cancer Policy
P.O Eh Ae
Wary
Union Bankers Insurance Company
P. O
Malcott Body Shop
Warren Malcott
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