Teton County Speech Contest Winners Told
Finalists from seven counties were named for the 4-H speech contest finals. KSEN Radio will air finals coverage starting April 17 with two championship contestants taped for replay April 19. More than $100 in prizes and trophies will be awarded. Winners from Teton County include Polly Bergan Dell Shelmerdine Laura Bergan Bonnie Hodgskiss Donna Hodgskiss and Thomas Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Ksen Radio
KSEN
Bob Hauser
Shelby High School
Hauser
Teton County
Polly Bergan
Dell Shelmerdine
Laura Bergan
Bonnie Hodgskiss
Donna Hodgskiss
Thomas Evans
Bowling League Standings and Highs From Local Clubs
Multiple teams and players posted high scores across leagues including KOA and Maurer Agency. Highlights note high team games, series leaders, and individual scores with standings, plus a Teton Pass Fun Day thank you message to volunteers and skiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Lvstk
Maurer Agency
Ramaker Const
Todd’s Ladry
Catr
Morris & Rogers
Safeway
Ramaker Construction
H. Maurer
Diane Salois
Roger Salois
Dale Durr
Floyd Rada
Dan Neckstad
Hub Maurer
Knudtzon Lumber
A & K Lanes
Hanusa Agency
Man
D. Quast
K. Sundet
J. Slanger
W. Randall
T. McCartney
K. Sunder
L. Maurer
Ww L B & B Grocery
Cow Track Lodge
Olsen Agency
Maurer Ins
Taylor Motor
Teton Tavern
Dutton State Bank
Farmers Merc
Hanson Coast
Teton Abstract
Brownell Pid. Hirds
Tavern
Ane Harper
D. Harper
D. Newhall
G. Newell
G. Curtis
A. Tesch
R. Salois
J. Phillips
L. Martin
G. Yeager
J. Dellno
G. Beaudeau
S. Hunt
J. Frieling
N. Hemstad
D. Hofeldt
Teton
Teton Pass
Farmington spring events cancelled amid record storm strain
Weather broke records as cancellations hit Farmington. Nab or Club meeting, school bus runs, and many activities were called off. Some students stayed in town. others returned home for four days. High school kept classes Friday. Weekend roads cleared and crowds attended a Great Falls concert and music festival. Multiple local gatherings, visits, and family events followed, including weddings and open houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmington
Nabor Club
Chateau
Tom Brown
Darwin Crane
Tammy Crane
Albert Carlson
Fern
Civic Center
Great Falls
Keith van Setten
Robert Reiding
Vern Tesch
Lyle Baker
Mark Guse
Fern Carlson
Doug DeBoer
Roger Toren
Bill Leys
Bill
Mark Leys
Arlene Miller
Conrad
Dick Arensimeyer
Arensmeyers
Duane Mellinger
Sons
Ulm
Dick Arensmeyer
Doug Tangen
Stephanie
Cindy Mellinger
Kathy
Carla Arensmeyer
Herb Tangen
Doris Baker
Les Baker
Tangen
Bill Steele
Debbie
DuWayne
Lewistown
Teton Pass
Cheryl Brown
Myrna Paulus
Paulus
Peter Richert
Mike Toren
Diane Pihl
Farm Programs Recapped by Teton County ASCS Official
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service outlined the 1975 farm program provisions in Teton County. Highlights include no land set aside, no limit on wheat or feed grains, disaster and deficiency payments, acreage allotments for payment limits, crop substitution, and a $20,000 payments cap. Wheat and feed grains allocations and per bushel prices and loan rates are detailed, with specific county allotments and disaster payment rules explained. For more information, contact the ASCS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Arlyne McCollum
Teton County
ASCS
Kindergarten Visitations Welcome At Chateau Elementary
Principal Stan Rathman announced春 kindergarteners for the 1975 76 year may visit this spring to ease the transition. Children must be 5 by Oct 15 1975 and reside in School District No 1. Contact the office at 466-2639 to arrange a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Stan Rathman
Rathman
Campground Owners Association Elects Officers in Helena
Bert Corey, Choteau, elected director as Campground Owners Association of Montana held April 4 5 at the Holiday Motel in Helena. Ken Bailey Somers is president with Jim Ziegler Billings as VP and Irene Kluth Shelby as secretary treasurer. Directors serving three years include Les Stevenson Bozeman Bert Corey and Jim Ekstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Corey
Chateau Koa
Campground Owners Association of Montana
Helena
George Evans
Montana State University
Bozeman
Ron Holliday
Montana Fish and Game Department
Stan Hanson
Tom Winsor
State Chamber of Commerce
Ken Bailey
Somers
Jim Ziegler
Billings
Irene Kluth
Shelby
Les Stevenson
Choteau
Jim Ekstrom
Gene Austad Conviction Affirmed by Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed Gene Austad of Fairfield on a first degree burglary conviction from April 9 1974 for burglarizing a tool storage van. Attorney Charles Joslyn argued March 8, the court’s ruling was issued last week and Austad began serving a six year sentence after turning himself in at Deer Lodge penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Austad
Fairfield
Supreme Court of Montana
Austad
Teton County
Charles Joslyn
Montana Supreme Court
Joslyn
Supreme Court
Deer Lodge
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Dormady Refrigeration Service
Choteau, Montana
Greenfield Cfca
Coca-Cola
Chateau Food
Coast Trading
KOA
Kay Sunder
Elsie Agee
Muddy Cr. Red
Moormans
Dirkes
Ray's Amoco
Big Sky
Wapiti Arms
A &E
Triangle Pack
Walt’s Meat
D. Evans
R. Scott
H. Truchot
E. Schilling
H. Styren
C. Fellows
K. Hart
B. Miller
D. Page
E. Armstrong
Farmington
Boise Cascade Homes
Hanson Construction
Montana
Les Stott
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Skyline Lodge
Choteau, Mont
PolitAdv. Pol . Y
Tony, Jaconetty
Leonard J. Rice
Chateau Feed
Sperry New Holland
Lenexa
Kan
Rice
Choteau Feed
Jerry Lussenden
Bart Henry
Brian, Leonard
Granpaw
Mont
Stretch Terry Velour
Norma
Roxy Theatre News
Orient Express
Erl Wilson
Cohwaniet
Roxy
Kalispell
National Board
Iran
Atlas
Goodyear
Atlas Car Radial
Goodyear Custom Steel
Price
Chateau, Mont
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