Today's Consumer Foods Festival and Education Program
A two day series in Great Falls features "The Meat Story Today" and "What's New in Small Cookery Appliances" on Thursday October 23 at the West Side Community Hall. Demonstrations by Lily Johnson of General Electric and Sara Eason of the USDA will cover meat selection and use of small appliances. Open to women across several counties with exhibits from 9 am to 4 pm.
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West Side
6Th Street
S.W
Great Falls
Lily Johnson
Western Zone
General Electric Housewares Division
Sara Eason
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S.D.A
Washington, D. C
Extension Homemakers
Cascade
Teton
Pondera
Glacier, Toole
Chouteau
Teton County Farmers Union Elects Officers
The Teton County Farmers Union selected officers for the coming year led by Ted Kasper as president and Harold Woodhouse as vice president. Delegates to the state convention in Billings were Kasper and Gideon Shepherd with alternates Anderson and Stenson.
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Teton
Howard Anderson
Gladys Prinzing
Ted Kasper
Steve Gettel
Debbie Larson
Kathy Anderson
Jack Smiedrick
Karen Grominson
Farmers Union
Planning Banquet Meeting for Football Team
A planning meeting for this year’s football banquet will be held on Wednesday October 24 at 7 p.m. in the high school study hall. All mothers of team members are urged to attend.
Hunting regulations update for big game season changes
The article notes changes to hunting areas and tags in Lewistown regions 410 411 and 412 with Area 417 added. It warns that boundaries and bag limits vary yearly and advises reading regulations before hunting in Chateau Augusta areas 441 442 and 418 near Stanford for seasonal closures and boundary signs.
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Lewistown
Chateau-Augusta
National Forest
Stanford
Multiple Births and Military Student Honor Roll Notables
Mrs and Mrs Richard Cotton of Glasgow welcomed Grant Richard weighing 7 pounds 1% ounce on October 7 joining sister Stacey Lee. Dale McLaughlin and wife welcomed Molly Lynn born October 11 at Teton Memorial Hospital weighing 8 pounds and 21 inches. Private Rick Lake stationed at Fort Lewis WA attends college with a 3.6 GPA on the honor roll. Maggie Blakeslee returned from six weeks in Ontario Canada visiting relatives. Subscribe to the Acanths.
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Richard Cotton
Glasgow
Grant Richard
Stacey Lee
Cotton
Jeanne McGuire
Dale McLaughlin
Molly Lynn
Teton Memorial Hospital
Rick Lake
Fort Lewis
Wash
Maggie Blakeslee
Canada
Ontario
Jane Southard and David Hartman Wed in Double-Ring Ceremony
Jane Louise Southard and David Haynes Hartman wed in a double-ring ceremony at St Joseph’s Catholic Church with Fr R J Hartman officiating. Attendants included Brenda Bonham as maid of honor and Peter Hartman as best man. The couple plans a wedding trip before the bride returns to Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing in Portland. The groom serves aboard the USS Turner Joy in San Diego.
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Jane Southard
David Hartman
Jane Louise Southard
David Haynes Harttman
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
R J Hartman
Helena
J. P. Gannon
John Burgmaier
Power
Calvin Southard
Chateau
Peter Hartman
Billings
Brenda Bonham
Florence
Ore
Dennis Maurer
Nancy Brandvold
Deanne Rupp
John Hartman
Lyall Tesch
Roland Johnson
Ray Smith
Havre
Art Schmidt
Fairfield
Chateau Country Club
Canyon Ferry
San Diego
Portland
Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing
USS
Turner Joy
Crop Survey Under Way In Montana For 1973
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service will begin an end of season crop survey in mid October. About half of Montana farms will receive questionnaires on acreage and production of 1973 crops. Results will form county state and national statistics with reports due December 10 for grains and mid January for late crops.
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Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Helena
Daniel L. Herbert
Montana
Herbert
Montana crop production forecast unchanged for August
Montana small grain prospects stay steady with wheat at 102.4 million bushels, winter wheat up 21 percent, hard spring down 13 percent, durum down 2 percent. Barley near 64 million, fall potato 1.428 million hundredweight, all hay 3.609 million tons, alfalfa yields weakest since 1966, sugarbeet forecast up to 195 tons per acre and 917 thousand tons total. United States wheat prospects 12 percent above year ago at 1,726.8 million bushels.
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Montana
United States
Wedding reception for Lyn Stott and Rodney Wood planned
Relatives and friends invited to a wedding reception for Lyn Cette Stott and Rodney Wood at the Choteau Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints this Friday October 19 at 8 30 p m. Miss Stott is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wear Stott formerly of Fairfield now of Choteau.
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Lyncette Stott
Rodney Wood
Choteau Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Miss Stott
Wear Stott
Fairfield
Choteau
Farmers Urged To Consider Community Commodity Loans
Arlyne McCollum of the Teton County ASCS urges area farmers finishing harvests to consider commodity loans as part of marketing plans. Loans cover wheat barley oats and honey products with options like forward contracting hedging partial sales and other marketing tools. County ASCS office contact provided for producers interested in using the program.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Arlyne McCollum
Teton County
ASCS
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Hunters Orange
Texasware
Teton County Farmers Union
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Acanths
Bob Pourroy
Warren Malcott
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Jaycees
Moonlight Madness
Lions Club Ladies
Sheriff's Posse
Knights Templar
Eastern Star
Chevrolet
FORD
Oscar Ekstrom
Mont
Ray Scott
Hannah Realty
Ave
Jerry Meagher
Simms
Dean R. Larson
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