Cooperative Cattle Feeding Plan Sparks Montana Debate
Clyde Jarvis of the Montana Farmers Union challenged Montana State University and others over the "Chalmers Plan" for a federation of cattle feeding cooperatives. He urged grassroots scrutiny of the plan, which envisions feeding, slaughter, and marketing cooperatives spread across Montana with farm ownership from start to finish.
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Montana
Clyde Jarvis
Montana Farmers Union
MFU
Chalmers
Leslie Chalmers
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Jarvis
Montana State University
Bozeman
Bozeman Invitational Opens For Chateau Track Team
Chateau Bulldog track coach Fay Buck plans to enter the squad in the Bozeman Indoor Track Meet at MSU field house on Saturday. Readier cindermen include Andy Jordan 440, Richie Allen 440, Allen Adams discus, Mike Thronson 60 yard dash, Greg Newell 60 yard dash, Chuck Young triple and high jump, Pat Whealy high jump, and see McCauley in low hurdles.
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Fay Buck
Chateau Bulldog
MSU
Chateau
Andy Jordan
Allen Adams
Richie Allen
Mike Thronson
Greg Newell
Chuck Young
Pat Whealy
McCauley
Buck
Bulldogs
Sunburst
Next Parents Meet Set for April 10
The April Parents meeting will be held in the Chateau High School Library at 8 p.m. on Monday, April 10. This month's subject will be Extracurricular Activities in the Grade and High Schools.
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Chateau High School
Subscription rates to be increased at Chateau Acantha
Subscriptions to the Chateau Acantha rise from 4.00 to 4.50 dollars per year effective immediately due to higher operating costs.
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Chateau Acantha
Registration Deadline Set For Primary
County Clerk Mary Baker announces the registration books close at 5 p.m. on Thursday April 27 for the primary nominating elections and for the ratification vote on the proposed constitution to be held June. Electors may register at the clerk’s office in the courthouse, before precinct deputy registrars, or before a notary public or justice of the peace. All U S citizens 18 or older who have lived in Montana one year and 30 days in Teton County prior to the election may vote if registered. Electors who did not vote in 1970 and have not re registered must vote by 5 p.m. April 27. The registration office is open weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Saturdays Sundays and holidays.
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Mary Baker
Court House
The
United States
Montana
Four Chateau Students Vying in Montana State Science Fair
Four Chateau students Mary Claire Hensley Hartmut Schmidt Carol Jo Allen and Margaret Wearley will represent the school at the 17th annual Montana State Science Fair in Missoula April 7-8. Hensley has a strong track record including state grand awards and a trip to the International Science Fair.
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Montana
Montana Science Fair
Univerche of Montana
Missoula
Richard G. Landini
New Orleans
Diettert
Exchange Club of
Miss Hensley
Army
Anaconda Company
Great Falls
Kansas City
San Francisco
Hensley
Miss Allen
Wearley
Hartmut Schmidt
Chateau
American Field Service
Voters Approve Special Levies In Local School Election
Unofficial results show two of three school levies passing with incumbents reelected. Donald Passmore won 179 votes for Chateau Elementary Board unopposed, Ben Christman reelected to Farmington District high school board with 24 votes. Levy for two way radios defeated.
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Donald Passmore
Chateau
Ben Christman
Farmington
Choteau High School
Choteau
Art on the Green plans July art show and events
Adrian Dargan outlines for Choteau Jaycees a July 22 23 art show with a gun and coin show. A Saturday dance is planned in the lower Legion and a smorgasbord may be served in the upper Legion. Chamber will consider food service and donate to the Maggie Pocha fund for a kidney transplant in Oregon.
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Adrian Dargan
Choteau Jaycees
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Dargan
Lower Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Pocha
Augusta American Legion
County Planning Meeting Set at Court House for Planning Board Hearing
Final hearing before forming a County-Wide Planning Board will be held in the court room at the court house on April 11 at 8 p.m. Attending are the Commissioners, Community Development Staff, Montana State University, and State Planning Board staff. If no written disapproval is filed within 60 days, the board may be officially formed.
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Court House
Court Room
Montana State University
State Planning Board
Helena
Teton County Planning Board
Erickson Seeks Re election To District Court Post
Elmer Erickson of Chateau files for another term as Clerk of District Court. A veteran with three terms, he has led Montana clerks efforts and served on the Montana Elected Officials Association Board. He notes his newspaper career, long residence, and two sons in public service and academia.
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Elmer Erickson
Chateau
Erickson
Montana Clerks of District Court Association
Clerk of Courts
Association
Montana Elected Officials Association Board
Sacramento
Calif
Montana
Irestlig
Choteau
Raymond
Stoudt Takes Over 66 Service Station In Big Sky
Glen Stoudt, bulk plant operator for Phillips 66, assumes ownership of Big Sky 66 Service Station from Ben Hoge on April 1. Hoge ran the station six years after buying Jack Cherry in 1957, while Stoudt previously operated the station from 1952 to 1957 and will continue running the bulk plant.
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Glen Stoudt
Phillips 66
Big Sky 66
Ben Hoge
Stoudt
Hoge
Jack Cherry
Stoud
Wedum To Show Film to Sportsmen
Dave Wedum of the Fish and Game Department in Great Falls will present a pollution film titled The Terrible Life at the April 11 meeting of the Teton County Sportsmen Association. Ray Mills, president, says the 8 p.m. gathering at the courthouse is open to all interested persons.
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Dave Wedum
Fish and Game Department
Great Falls
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Ray Mills
Court House
Chateau Country Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Cha teau Country Club will hold its annual meeting on Thursday April 6 in the club rooms. A potluck dinner starts at 7 p.m. with the business meeting at 8. Members and stockholders are urged to attend for officer elections and updates on fairway improvements.
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The
Chateau Country Club
Play Re scheduled Dupuyer production rescheduled to April
The Dupuyer play Fuller's Fortune postponed from February 4 and 5 due to weather has new dates April 7 8 and 9 at the Dupuyer Community hall. Performances run 8 pm on April 7 and 8 and 2 30 pm on April 9 with public invitation.
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Dupuyer
Gleason Enters Art Auction
Jesse Gleason of Chateau consigned two watercolor paintings to the C M Russell Art Auction in Great Falls. The 11 by 14 sold for 775 dollars and the 8 by 10 for 300, totaling 1 075 dollars. The sale featured artists from across the United States. The Russell Gallery kept 40 percent of proceeds, with 20 percent for expenses. Gleason called the results encouraging and satisfactory.
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Jesse Gleason
C. M. Russell
Great Falls
Gleason
United States
Russell Gallery
Choteau Dollar Days Highlight Friday and Saturday
Choteau hosts its third annual Dollar Days this Friday and Saturday April 7 and 8 with participating merchants offering savings on appliances tires clothing food and more Residents are urged to check the paper ads for deals Dollar Days is sponsored by the Chateau Chamber of Commerce and has proven successful in prior years
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Court House
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Choteau Boy Scouts
Chateau
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
City Council Discusses Costly Mosquito Control Plan
Great Falls council heard Sam Kalafat of the Cascade County Mosquito Control District outline a statewide approach now under pilot in the area. A 12 week program covering 3 miles from the city center could cost 15 000 to 20 000 dollars and would target larval stages for effective control, which the mayor says is unaffordable with current funds.
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Sam Kalafat
Great Falls
Chateau City
Kalafat
Cascade County
Chateau
Jim Dellno
al Heckerman
Teton County Soil Conservation Service
Heckerman
Ken Depner
Roger Smith
Walter Arensmeyers
Montana Power
Jim McDonald
C. H. Lensing
Organizational Baseball Meeting Set for April 11
There will be a baseball organizational meeting on Tuesday April 11 at 8 p.m. at the Moose Hall in Chateau. Parents with children of baseball age should attend to register their youngsters and pay a $2 insurance charge. Officers will be elected and season plans discussed. coaching volunteers are welcome and urged to sign up.
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Moose Hall
Chateau
Chateau Baseball Commission
Style Show Date Set for April at Chateau High
The Soroptimist Style Show will be Friday April 21 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau High School auditorium. Theme is Think Spring. Admission is 1 dollar for all ages. Door prizes to be awarded during the program. More information will be published next week.
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Chateau High School
Les Oiness
National Parks Highlighted in Yellowstone Anniversary TV Program
Yellowstone and Glacier are featured in a special program marking Yellowstone National Park and National Park Service anniversaries. Host George C. Scott guides viewers through park ecology with rangers, biologists, and historians, interlacing segments on other landmarks like Independence Hall and the Statue of Liberty.
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Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier
National Park Service
W. C. Bermingham
Mountain Bell
George C. Scott
Patton
the Hospital
5Th Dimension
Jonathan Winters
Becky Reardon
Weatt
First National Park
Bell System
Sezens
Park Rangers
Everglades
Independence Hall
Statue of Liberty
Scott
Death Valley National Monument
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Joel Ferris
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John Taylor
UM Microbiology
Adrian‘ Dargan
Wedum
Country Clubbers
Style
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Glacier National Park
Mahtatopa
Little Chief
Citadel
Frisilade Mountains
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