4 H Top Cats Elect Officers At October Meeting
The 4 H Top Cats met at the Community Center on October 11 at 3 30 p m. Officers elected include President George Best Vice President Fred Proff Secretary Layne Thorne Treasurer Mike Frick Reporter Cari Trebesch Flag pledge leader Rodney Moser Cards and gifts Herb Frick and Song leader Dexter Bergan The group will meet the first Thursday after school each month.
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George Best
Fred Proff
Layne Thorne
Mike Frick
Cari
Trebesch
Rodney Moser
Herb Frick
Dexter Bergan
Nimble Fingers 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
Nimble Fingers 4-H Club held its second meeting at the Coy and Debbie Davidson home with Judy Larson presiding. New member Lawrence Truchot joined. committees and junior leaders were named including Kaylene Larson and Coy Davidson. Plans included a fruit basket project for the rest home, a skit, and a range judging letter. next meeting set for Nov 17 at Truchot's home.
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Nimble Fingers 4-H
Judy Larson
Coy
Debbie Davidson
Tim Saylor
Kaylene Larson
Lawrence Truchot
Coy Davidson
Danny Weist
Donna Weist
Tim
Pat Saylor
Jerry Larson
Jeanne
Melvin McNeal
Kaylene
Lawrence
Butte Bride Mary Martin Weds William Halvorson
The wedding of Mary Martin of Butte to William Halvorson of Pendroy is described with details on their families, attire, and attendants. The bride wore a chantilly lace gown with a silk illusion veil and carried white carnations with pink roses. After a Canada honeymoon, the couple will reside in Butte.
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Mary Martin
Butte
William, Halvorson
Frank M . Butte
Walter Halvorson
Edward Harrington
Rosie and
Joan Martin
James
Anna Briggs
Larry Brownell
Pendrey
Arthur Lindseth
Ronald
Larry
Ramon
Kenneth Timm
Dupuyer
Charles’ Thronson
Great Falls
Arthur Halvorson
Helena
Larry Christieans
Walter
Dan McElliott
Conrad
Canada
Mary Matherine Martin
William R. Halvorson
St. Patrick Church
M. J. O'Donnell
Wheat quotas exempt for farms with 15 acres or less
An amendment to the Agricultural Act of 1962 exempts 15 acres or less of wheat from marketing quota penalties in 1963. Lyall Schaefer, chairman of the Teton County ASC committee, notes the change restores prior provisions for the 1963 crop only. Price support and diversion payments apply only if acreage is within the allotment. Details are at the county office.
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Lyall Schaefer
Teton County
Schaefer
For Sale Felt Tip Markers in All Colors
Choteau Acantha advertises felt tip markers available in all colors for sale.
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Choteau
Acantha
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