Lions Officers Training Meet Held Locally
Regional Lions clubs gathered in Chateau for a training meeting after a luncheon addressed by William McNeil district governor. Officers split into three panels for presidents secretaries and tailtwisters with leads by Herb Berland Oscar Ekstrom and Arnold Hanusa. Officers and their wives attended from Coutts Sweet Grass Cut Bank Browning Shelby Conrad Dutton Fairfield Chateau Cascade and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
William McNeil
District
Herb Berland
Conrad
Oscar Ekstrom
Fairfield
Arnold Hanusa
Prospectors 4-H Club year ends with demonstrations
Eleven members and two leaders plus visitor Lawrence Truchot attended the meeting. Nan cy to send a thank you to Anaconda Company for fair tags enabling free access to outside gate and bleachers. Demonstrations included banana bread, health talks, prescriptions, baking, table setting, and slides of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospectors
Cuue
Lawrence Truchot
Nancy
Anaconda Company
Bobben
Rosemary
Carol
Bonnie Matz
Elaine
Margaret
Iowa
Montana
Towa
Judy Schuler
Farmers urged to weigh wheat plans against 1964 feed grain program
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation chairman Lyall Schaefer cautions winter wheat crafts may affect 1964 feed grain participation. He notes lower wheat prices, outlines how diverting feed grain acres aids price support, soil conservation, and income. Farmers in Teton county urged to review participation before seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Kansas City
Schaefer
Teton County
Lightning Strikes Teton District. Two Fires Contained
The Teton Ranger District faced its worst day of the season with two lightning sparked fires. The Cave Mountain fire was reported at 12 45 p.m. and controlled by 5 50 p.m. thanks to local firefighters including Mike Hamlon and Bjorn Dahl. A second fire near Rabbit Butte was reported at 5 25 p.m. and controlled by 10 a.m. Monday with six Missoula smoke jumpers. Burn indexes remain high. permits required May 1 to Sept 30 for burning forest material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Missoula
Beartop Lookout
Gleason
Teton County
Pendroy Community Notes and Visits
Irene Necksttad returns from California to Pendroy to resume teaching duties this year. Blanche Edwards visited Pendroy then plans to visit her daughters before returning next week. Conard resident T W Halverson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wag Halverson. Extra callers included Roy Page and Joyce, and the Ferguson family visited Glacier Park. Mary Kay McGregor of Great Falls visited Gerald Stokes family. Halvorson family hosted Anna Briggs for dinner. VandenBos family and boys visited Wag Halvorson Friday. Shoppers from Great Falls included Leonard Rice Phyllis Janice Stokes Kathleen Stokes. Paul Rose family hosted Pete Brown and daughters from Fairfield for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Edwards
California
Pendroy
T. W. Halverson
Conrad
Wag Halverson
Roy Page
Joyce
Blaine Ferguson
Glacier Park
Mary Kay McGregor
Great Falls
Gerald Stokes
Walt Halvorson
Jimmy
Anna Briggs
Richard VandenBos
Leonard Rice
Phyllis
Janice Stromswold
Kathleen Stokes
Chateau Ag Officials Attend Falls Meet
Officials from the Teton County ASC office met in Great Falls to review procedures and discuss administration of ASC programs for farmers and ranchers. Participants included Arlyne McCollum Doris Jardine Doris Whipple and Geraldine Lehnert with meetings led by Douglas G Smith and Andrew H. Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
Arylne McCollum
ASC
Doris Jardine
Doris Whipple
Geraldine Lehnert
Agricultural Conservation
ASCS
Kansas City
Arlyne McCollum
Sidney
Livingston
Missoula
Douglas G Smith
Montana Ascs
Andrew H. Schilling
Bozeman
Stamps Lauded As Good Program For College Savings
Troy Evans from the U S Savings Bonds program visited Helena and Cha teau to discuss stamps in schools as a method for parents and children to save for college. He cited median incomes by education level and urged early regular savings to build an educational fund and teach thrift and money management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Evans
U. S. Savings Bonds
Montana
Helena
Acantha
Chateau
Arnold Hanusa
County Savings Bonds
Citizens State Bank
Evans
Census Bureau
County Sheepmen Receive Payments
Teton county wool producers received incentive payments totaling 43270 under the National Wool Act for wool and unshorn lambs sold in the 1962 marketing year ending March 31. Payments totaled 36078 for wool, 7191 for unshorn lambs, with 3289 deducted for promotion funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
National Wool Act
Teton Grow
Schaefer
Seasonal vegetable tips for healthy eating and storage
The article promotes fresh garden vegetables as nutrient rich and easy to prepare. It advises minimal water and quick cooking to preserve vitamins, recommends baking over boiling, and warns against overcooking. Tips cover cucumbers, salads, and preventing browning with lemon juice, plus guidance on drying greens and canned goods. It ends with wool and lamb incentive payments and a 1963 marketing year change.
Pheasant and upland bird seasons set across Montana counties
Commissioners announced opening dates for pheasant hunting at noon October 13 and outlined upland game bird seasons across counties from Sept 15 to Oct 6 with a six bird daily bag limit and 12 possession limit for Hungarian and chukar partridges. Sage grouse and turkey seasons vary by county. spring population data for ringnecks will be evaluated next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Fergus
Petroleum
Garfield
McCone
Richland
Dawson
Prairie
Wibaux
Wheatland
Golden Valley
Musselshell
Rosebud
Treasure
Custer
Fallon
Broadwater
Gallatin
Park
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Powder, River
Carter Counties
Cascade County
Teton
Bulls Sold by Lear and Son in Two Deals
Lear and Son at Chateau recently sold seven Hereford bulls to Frieda Geary of Helmville and two more bulls to Leo C Wilke of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Lear & Son, Chateau
Frieda Geary
Helmville
Leo C. Wilke
Fairfield
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Aug 25
Organ and Chimes Meditations at 8 45 by David Anderson. Morning Worship at 9 with nursery and Celebration of the Lord s Supper. No Sunday School during August. The beauty of the landscape is but a part of the majestic divine plan of God to love His creation. A Bernard Gravdal Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
A. Bernard Gravdal
Miller Family Thanks Fire Crew For Grass and Brush Fire Aid
Ted and Harriet Miller express sincere thanks to the Teton County Fire Crew led by Marshall Winship with Bob Swartzel and Don Arensmeyer for extinguishing a grass and brush fire on their property last Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Marshall Winship
Bob Swartzel
Don Arensmeyer
Ted and
Harriet Miller
For Rent Two Bedroom Furnished Apartment Cho teau
Two bedroom nicely furnished apartment with yard space in a good location. Reasonable rent. Contact 466-2526. Lost 5x7 tarp between Hansen's Dairy and Teton Memorial Hospital. return to Clyde Dahl, 466-2957, Cho teau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen’s
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Montana Highway Patrol
Choteau Acantha
Tfc
Irene Necksttad
Corr
Paul Rose
Pete Brown
Daughters
Mary Sherman
P.t
TIMEX
KODAK
Mele
Ote
T. Halvorson
Chateau Ag
By Frieda Schroder
Selors
B.C. Sue
Lear
Trinity Lutheran Church
Penguin Cafe
Dave Nesbit
Esther Arps
FORD
Falcon Ranchero
Chevrolet
Bob’s Ford Sales
Hom
Sliced Old Faithful
Seataunrts
Lynden’s
Morton
LEGO
Catsup
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