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  During the summer, blood donations typically drop off dramatically as donors go on vacation and schools close, but the need for blood never takes a holiday. The American Red Cross urges people to donate blood or platelets and save lives this summer. Patients in 33 hospitals served by the Red Cross depend on community blood donations every day. 

  Primary election results from Prairie County voters are listed below.

 The Prairie County Extension Office has teamed with a committee of livestock producers and the Prairie County Grazing District to plan a range tour organized especially for Prairie County producers featuring Fort Keogh researchers on June 18th. This year the tour will take place in Prairie County, beginning with classroom sessions in the morning at the American Legion and concluding with a field tour south of Terry in the afternoon.

 The Prairie County Extension Office has teamed with a committee of livestock producers and the Prairie County Grazing District to plan a range tour organized especially for Prairie County producers featuring Fort Keogh researchers on June 18th. This year the tour will take place in Prairie County, beginning with classroom sessions in the morning at the American Legion and concluding with a field tour south of Terry in the afternoon.

 
Jim and Sandy Ross enjoy a moment with great granddaughter Dalya Johnson as the three walk through the lunch line at Terry Schools. Kindergartner Dalya was one of many elementary students who welcomed family and friends to the school’s barbecue and track and field day held earlier in May.

  Thanks to a generous sponsorship from Stockman Bank, the Custer Ranch Rodeo has purchased bronc chutes to install at the Custer Arena in preparation for its 6th annual event.

        Organizers of an adult, prom-like dance are hoping to inspire couples and singles, 20 and over, to put on their dancing shoes for a June 9 semi-to-formal dance.

  Glendive is in its eighth year as host to the Miss Montana Scholarship Program. This year's program will take place June 14, 15, and 16.  The Miss Montana's Outstanding Teen program will be held at the same time.

  “Alive After 5” began last week and will carry through the summer months, with participating businesses staying open until 8 p.m. on each Wednesday.  

 With about 41 percent of registered voters casting ballots in Tuesday’s election, a $20,000 technology acquistion and depreciation fund levy for Terry Public Schools was approved. The majority of voters also supported incumbent Charles Deisher for another 3-year term as trustee for the Hospital District and write-in candidate Kelly Hubbert for school board trustee.