Legion Auxiliary News Spots in District 8 Meeting
C James Smith Unit 6 met November 5 with Joyce Robinson as president. Reports covered Thanksgiving hymn, Constitution study, Veterans Day history, and Front Line excerpts. Delegates to District 8 in Fairfield gave updates. fall convention noted. Items read for Yellow stone Ranch and Boulder nursery project discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James Smith
Joyce Robinson
Fairfield
Miles City
The
American Legion and Auxiliary of
District 8
Choteau
Chris Beck
Gordon Monkman
Paul Kropp
George Higgins
Jay Robinson
Lorna Huffman
Marion Jacobs
Maude Armstrong
Doris Higgins
Bessie Norris
Edwin Squires
Missoula
Kathy Sluys
Great Falls
Sawyer
Cox
Dutton Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Activities and Gifts
The Dutton American Legion Auxiliary met November 13 at Mrs. Ollie Nelson's home with nine officers and members and one guest. They reported 110 children at the Halloween party and 85 at the community center. a costume contest was judged. skirts materials arrived for member use. They will sponsor a December blood draw, send $10 to Veterans Hospital for gifts, and arrange gifts for veterans' children. The next meeting includes a Christmas party on December 4 with gifts for Florence Crittenden Home in Helena.
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Gold Star
Carol Schmidt
Carol Ausberg
E. J. Callaghan
Helena
James Dickson
Cascade
Chet Shore
Legionnaires
Squires
Norris
Fort Benton
Callaghan
American Legion
Dutton American Legion Auxiliary
Ollie Nelson
Alice Holum
Elda Mack
Millie Olson
Legion Hall
Ted Verbael
Rheta Arp
Ella Black
Ora Schultz
Fairfield
Phyllis Johnson
Veterans Hospital
Veterans
Boulder
Miles City
Florence Crittenden
Farmington H. D. Club elects officers and plans Christmas dinner
Farmington H. D. club met November 15 at Mrs. Leslie Otness home with 12 members and two visitors. Officers elected for January: Albert Carlson president, Leslie Otness vice president, Charles Hanson secretary treasurer. They discussed Rest Home donations and upcoming programs.
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Farmington H. D. Club
Leslie Otness
Charles Tesch
Jack Reiding
Don Passmore
Albert Carlson
Charles Hanson
Vows Pledge by Fay Zitzow and Michel Alexanian
A double ring ceremony at Greg er Field Chapel Spokane united Fay Zitzow and Michel Alexanian in marriage. The bride parentage and groom background are noted with reception details at the Ridpath Hotel and a safe driving reminder from the Montana Highway Patrol concludes.
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Greger Field Chapel
Spokane
Wash
United
Fay ‘ Zitzow
C. E. van Horn
Dutton
Michel Alexanian
Archad Alexanian
Versailles
France
Paul Stanley
Joan Proff
Bob ‘Eckels
Tom Thomas
W. 5Th
Judy McGilevray
Tomomas
Nickel in Alloys Boosts Toughness and Resistance
The text notes nickel enables combining with many metals to form alloys with improved properties. It highlights toughness corrosion resistance wear resistance and strength as key benefits.
Farm loan changes expand storage loans effective immediately
The Department of Agriculture announces immediate changes to the farm storage loan program. Eligibility now requires current year price support on all produced commodities and storage needs are based on two years of capacity for major crops and one year for other supported commodities. Loans cap at 85 percent of out of pocket cost or 50 cents per bushel, terms up to five years with four annual repayments at four percent interest, and unit facilities must come from approved vendors via ASCS county offices.
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
The Quick and The Dead Compare on Highways
A compact editorial notes that perilous driving and fatal outcomes can involve the same individuals, warning against excessive speeds on modern roads. It stresses safety, citing risk to drivers and others on today’s highways.
Open Houses Draw Strong Turnout at Choteau Schools
School officials report good attendance at open houses at Choteau High and Choteau Elementary last Thursday. Elementary principal Robert Gormley notes strong turnout and responsive parents, while Ed Schiller, superintendent, says high school turnout was solid though individual teacher appointments were below expectations.
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Choteau High
Choteau
Robert Gormley
Gormley
Ed Schiller
TSAA Meeting: Officers Elevated and Banquet Speaker
Peebles and Crane moved up to president and secretary treasurer at the TSAA meeting. Orvin Flare the state advertising director spoke at the Legion hall banquet Saturday night, addressing plans for the Montana centennial in 1964 and a conservative government.
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Peebles
Crane
Orvin Flare
TSAA
Legion Hall
Montana
Flare Declines Speaking Role on Centennial Topic
Flare said he lacked sufficient knowledge of the centennial to speak on it and noted his state employee status prevents political discussion. He outlined plans to raise Montana tourist stays from 3.8 to five days in 1965, predicting a 30 percent rise in tourism revenue. He urged promoting Montana and the American way of life, stressing selling freedom over complaint. Fred Meadows introduced him. banquet music by the high school Trumpet Trio and Rich Clough.
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Flare
Montana
Fred Meadows
Rich Clough
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