Danger Lurks On Halloween
The Insurance Information Institute warns of real hazards on Halloween as over 30 million children roam neighborhoods for trick or treat. Drivers are urged to take extra caution on Halloween Eve as children go door to door after dusk.
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Insurance Information Institute
Harvest social and senior events brighten small town
The issue notes 101 blood pressure checks and nearly 250 nutrition meals under Title VII aging services. It announces a potluck at 6 p m hosted by Frances and Walter Paul, a bazaar and pie social on November 4, and notes nutri tional meals at Cornell and Chateau centers with 75 cent reservations. It ends with reflections on community spirit and local traditions.
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Frances
Walter Paul
Isakson's
Cornell
Chateau Senior Citizens Center
American Legion
Rockies
Grace Lee Services Held on Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Obert Grace Lee of Fairfield were held Saturday October 22 at 11 a.m. in the United Church of Christ Congregational with Rev. Carl Krusi officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Hills Cemetery. Lee died October 20 at Teton Medical Center Chateau.
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Obert
Grace) Lee
Fairfield
United Church of Christ Congregational
Carl Krusi
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Zwerneman
Lee
Teton Medical Center
Chateau
Roy Page
Ray Carlson
Skip Benson
Bob Carlson
Richard Page
James Johnson
Edith Hughes
Nancy
Victor Krusi
Louisville
Simms
Great Falls
Elmer
Mary Grace) Johnson
Harold
Dorothy) Benson
Frank Smith
Alex Smith
Spokane
Cora Beattie
Santa Rose
Calif
Marion Amador
Oakland
Glory Lee
Bozeman
Maude Dubbs
Phoenix
Ariz
Stephens seeks re election as Montana Farmers Union president
Jim Stephens of Dutton president of the Montana Farmers Union announces he will seek re election at the MFU annual meeting in Kalispell November 25. He cites revived member interest and aims to complete programs like revitalizing counties, reactivating locals, establishing the Montana Livestock Cooperative, and expanding membership driven leadership and local action.
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Jim Stephens
Dutton
Montana Farmers Union
Kalispell
MFU
Montana
Stephens
Montana Livestock Cooperative
Community Notes From Skyline Lodge and Surroundings
Grace Depner travels to Murrell Inlet South Carolina to visit family including son Sid and his wife. Her grandson Jan Depner has just graduated in marine biology and will join National Geographic Magazine in Mississippi next month. Local events include drummer Bill Oberwolte and RhythmAirs at Skyline Lodge, Rev John Aitken Swiss bells performance, and a birthday reception for Dick Fabrick with many relatives attending.
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Grace Depner
Murrell Inlet
S.C
Sid Depner
Jan
Lancaster College
National Geographic Magazine
Mississippi
Bill Oberwolte
Rhythmairs
Skyline Lodge
John Aitken
Randy Morris
Donna Faye Barrett
Axel Haiberg
Crosby
N.D
Kate Barham
Bozeman
Clarice Kerruisk
Spokane
Nellie Jean Secor
Grace Godward
Jim
Helena
Paul Ricci
Missoula
Ricci
Jan Standish
Fabricks
Engh
Robert Lee
Robert O'Neil
Omaha
Neb
O'Neil
Miller
Steve
Sharla Hinman
Edna Henderson
Ralph Coleman
Madeline Maki
Grant Curtis
Jeff Curtis
Nathan
Angela
St. Ignatius
Baker
Jeff
Elaine Dennis
Linden, Mich
Claude Propper
Dolores Irvine
Bob Hollar
Great Falls
Opal Hollar
Mae
Perry
Henry Kregness
Cow Track
Opal
William Kropp
Conrad
Walter Kropp
Fairbanks
Alaska
Chateau
Sarah Kropp
Dorothy Payton
Power
Vi Olson
Karna Lindh
Lucile Lussenden
Karna
Lucille
Mary Ellen Burns
Billings
Hemet
Calif
Dorothy Cook
Judy Cook
Public Health Service
the Indian Hospital
Gallup
N.M
Ouray
Colo
Carlsbad Caverns
White Sands Monument
Almagordo
Monument Valley
Taos
Edna Franklin
Robert Smith
Moscow
Idaho
Dorothy DeRusha
Dorothy
Ethel Siefert
Choteau
David Stone
Moore
Debbie Hajenga
Stanford
Mollie Schwartz
Bertha Hallberg
Dick Fabrick
Carl Richards
Clara Baker
Herb Woods
Charlotte Brutosky
Frann Willis
Ekstroms
Don Walker
Robert Lettenga
Harriet Morgan
Joe Radcliff
Ranghild LeDesky
Rowan
Earl LeDesky
Teton County Schools Get State Money
The first payment of state equalization funds for 1977 78 was made on Oct 11 by Georgia Rice. The October payment of 18 600 191 represents 20 percent of total annual aid and is one of five payments. Teton County received 153 567 as its share. CARD OF THANKS Emilie Heinley thanks friends and neighbors for birthday wishes and gifts.
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Georgia Rice
Teton County
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