Montana Grain Growers Ass'n Announces 18th Annual Convention
The Montana Grain Growers Association plans its 18th annual convention in Great Falls at the Heritage Inn Sunday through Tuesday. Jim Stephens notes improved wheat prices and policy changes since last year, with speakers on Dial-a-Price marketing, freight rates, world wheat supply, and a field crop production seminar.
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Great Falls
Jim Stephens
Dutton
Montana Grain Growers Association
MGGA
Heritage Inn
Stephens
Keith Kelly
Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee
Gene Carroll
Helena
Montana Dept. of Agriculture
Carroll
Bob Brastrup
Montana Wheat Commission
Jerry Rees
Washington, DC
National Assn. of Wheat Growers
Kenneth Murray
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Dick Baum
Portland
Ore
Western Wheat Associates
Former Resident Dorothy Fox Bradley Dies in California
Dorothy Fox Bradley, a Choteau native who graduated in 1927 and taught in Montana before moving to California, died after a short illness in California where she and her husband Eldon resided. She taught at Stanford and Geyser in Montana and later at the California State School for Wayward Girls until retiring in 1971.
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Choteau
Dorothy Fox Bradley
California
Eldon
Montana Fishing and Hunting Seasons Near End for Winter Prep
Montana's general fishing season closes at midnight on November 30 while many lakes remain open. Snagging and spearfishing rules vary by region with seasons ending January 31 and December 1 respectively. Deer elk and waterfowl seasons linger in select districts as hunters plan for possible special elk hunts with deadlines December 10. Store firearms safely as big game seasons wrap up, with guidance from Sergeant Mel Wojcik on proper cleaning and secure storage.
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Montana
Art Whitney
Department of Fish and Game
Georgetown Lake
Continental Divide
Helena Valley
Ackley Lake
Pishkun
Inlet
Kunkle
Lake Frances
Bynum
Echo Lake
Pishkun Reservoir
Split Rock Lake
Bighorn River
Dee
Glacier Park
Sun _ River
Gardiner
Helena
Deer Lodge
Mel Wojcik
Hunter Safety
Enforcement
Mountain Bell Sets Eight Point Energy Conservation Plan
Mountain Bell announces an eight point energy conservation order to cut fuel use in Montana. Executive vice president Jack P. McDonald cites 560 vehicles and over 600000 gallons of gasoline last year as drivers for saving 5 to 10 percent. Early efforts include reducing idle time and avoiding warm up and fast starts.
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Mountain Bell
Jack P. McDonald
Montana
Ajl Mountain Bell
McDonald
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday
The Te ton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday December 4 at 1 30 p m in the hospital board room. An election of officers will be held. A serving committee is making large red flannel stockings to send December born babies home. Membership has surpassed 100 with recent recruitment visits to Fairfield Gay Set and Modern Misses clubs.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Robert Zion
Porter Cannon
Charles Boussard
Bill Patton
Fairfield
Chateau Toastmistress Club Meeting Notes and Awards
The November meeting opened with the pledge led by Margaret Wearley and featured guest Darlene Malone of Farmington. Mabel Crane led the program with the theme Awareness of Stars. speakers included Myrna Paulus who asked for best movie star choices, naming Clark Gable Cary Grant Helen Hayes and Las sie Wearley won the table topic award. Wearley read a poem by her daughter Meg and Ferriter reviewed Madame Curie.
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Chateau Toastmistress Club
Mary Ferriter
Margaret Wearley
Mabel Crane
Darlene Malone
Farmington
Myrna Paulus
Karen Rambo
Clark Gable
Donna Goodman
Cary Grant
Helen Hayes
Lassie
Shirley Chase
No Tap Mixed Doubles Bowling Tourney Underway
The No Tap Mixed Doubles event at A and K Lanes features leaders Judy and Larry Maurer with 1498 followed by June Hamilton and Jay Cole at 1360. Last year’s winning score was 1541. Entry available at A and K Lanes. the tournament runs for three more weeks.
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Judy
Larry Maurer
June Hamilton
Jay Cole
Farm Exports Major Factor In Improved Trade Balance
Lea S Kolstad executive director of the Montana ASCS notes US trade improvement driven mainly by agriculture. Secretary Butz said the trade account moved from a $5 billion deficit to near balance in the first nine months, with agriculture accounting for over 85 percent of the turnaround. Agricultural exports hit a record $11.9 billion, about 20 percent of total exports, while non agricultural deficits shrank to $59 billion.
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Lea S Kolstad
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Earl L. Butz
Kolstad
Department of Commerce
U. S
Butz
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Plan Christmas Party Event
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will host a Christmas party Saturday evening December 15. The program includes a sharing style meal and a fun court whist session. Committees from both organizations are coordinating details.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Baby shower invite for Sandie Hodgskiss
Friends and relatives are invited to a baby shower for Sandie Hodgskiss at the LDS Church on Wednesday December 5 at 7 30 p m.
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Sandie Hodgskiss
LDS Church
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