Barley price support widened by USDA changes
The USDA broadened barley price support eligibility to No 5 grade or better, discounting 18 cents per bushel for No 5, with minimum test weight 36 pounds and thin barley limits set at 35 percent for No 4 and 75 percent for No 5. In Teton county the basic support price for grade No 2 or better is 59 cents. County ASC office offers further program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Gaspard W. Deschamps
Missoula
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Deschamps
Teton County
ASC
Two Chateau Swimmers To Attend V F W Meet
Coach Neal Bateman will accompany Dell Rowley and Rich Clough of the Chateau Lions Club swimming team to Bateman for the annual V F W swimming and diving meet. Rowley defends his state V F W diving title while Clough, the versatile young swimmer, earned a 200 yard freestyle second place at the 1960 state meet and also placed in the 200 yard individual medley. The Chateau V F W backs the club for the second straight year as pool manager Stan Rathman notes this is a prime chance for top performers to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Bateman
Dell Rowley
Rich Clough
Chateau ~ “Lions
Bateman
Chateau
Dell
V.F.W
Stan Rathman
Lions Club
Helena
Demos Meet Plan Campaign in Miles City Event
Democrats in the county met to plan for the state convention in Miles City and to outline fund drive setup under precinct committee supervision. Attendees include Jim Dellwo Charles Doheny Harriett Morgan Senator Paul Rice and Gordon McOmber with plans for a Kennedy breakfast in Great Falls on Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Jim Dellwo
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Charles Doheny
Harriett Morgan
Paul Rice
Gordon McOmber
John F. Kennedy
Great Falls
Jim Dellno
Winter Wheat Harvest Progress and Drought Effects
Harvest of winter wheat in Teton county nears completion with better yields and quality than last year but still below ideal due to insufficient rain. Spring wheat and barley show lighter yields and poorer quality. test weights range 53 to 60 pounds. County and state reports note progress varies regionally with widespread hay shortages and ongoing seeding into late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
South Central
Valley
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
North Central
Triangle
Blood Drive Falls Short of 66 Pint Quota
Fifty seven pints were collected at the Friday blood drawing at Methodist Church for Red Cross. Nine pints under the 66 pint quota set for Chateau. Mrs Joyce Curtis urged thanks to donors helpers and workers and lauded the Rainbow Girls and local volunteers for their time. She thanked doctors Bateman and Gertson and listed staff aids nurses and canteen volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Chateau
Joyce Curtis
American Legion Auxiliary
Farmington
Agawam
Collins
Bynum
Pendrey
Rainbow
Nov Election Registration Ends Sept 23
County Clerk Gordon Monkman says registration for the 1960 General Election closes Friday September 23. The election is set for November 8. Voters who did not vote in 1958 or have not registered must sign up at the county clerk’s office or before a deputy registrar, notary, or justice of the peace. Citizens within 10 miles of the courthouse must register at the county clerk’s office. Naturalized citizens should show naturalization papers. Office hours are 8 am to 5 pm daily except weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Monkman
Local Boys Attend Montana Boys State Session
Jim Crane and Dean Baker sponsored by the American Legion along with Buddy Pedersen sponsored by the Chateau Lions Club are among 399 delegates at the 14th Montana Boys State opening at Western Montana College Dillon. The program teaches government through active participation with delegates learning legislative executive and judicial branches and conducting campaigns and elections. the session concludes with graduation on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Crane
Dean Baker
American Legion
Buddy Pedersen
Chateau Lions Club
Montana Boys State
Western Montana College
Dillon
America
Meeting Postponed by Teton County Young Democrats Club
Tony Burgmaier president of the Teton County Young Democrats Club announced the Monday meeting at Dutton has been postponed to a later date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Burgmaier
Teton County
Young Democrats Club
Dutton
Datton High School Earns Regular State Accreditation
Datton High School is among 1 percent of 212 schools statewide to receive regular accreditation from Ate State Board of Education. Glenn Hansen, superintendent, reports standards include a qualified staff, adequate facilities, and offerings of required subjects for graduation and college admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datton High School
Ate State Board of Education
Glenn Hansen
Supt
Howard Reiquam Named KOMO TV Weather Man
Howard Reiquam, Boeing meteorologist and son of Mrs. A. O. Reiquam, is named television weather man and weather bureau operator for KOMO TV Seattle. He will reactivate the KOMO TV weather bureau and deliver forecasts for KOMO TV and radio using three weather wires. The 29 year old meteorologist, a member of the American Meteorological Society, is set to start on air after training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Reiquam
Boeing Aircraft Company
A. O. Reiquam
Chateau
Komo-Tv
Seattle
Reiquam
Bruce Caldwell
Idaho
Rei‘quam
Komotv Weather Bureau
Kkomo-Tv
American Meterological Society
Boeing Airplane Co
Hugh Wypper Dies After Life in Montana
Hugh Wypper 77 of Great Falls died Sunday in a Great Falls hospital after living in the city for 50 years. Born in Scotland April 22 1873 he came to the United States at age seven and worked as a clothing salesman for P H Davis Co. Survivors include widow Ruth a daughter Mrs George Hefty Missoula two sisters and three step children. Services were held Tuesday at Croxford's Mortuary with Rev George Hulac officiating burial in Highland Cemetery Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wypper
Choteau
Great Falls
Hirshberg
Scotland
United States
P. H. Davis Co
Ruth
Observers Join Training at Choteau Grade School
Misses Johi Lou Armstrong of Pendroy and JoAnn Moore of Choteau will spend three weeks at Choteau Grade School as observers during training at Western Montana College in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johi Lou Armstrong
Pendroy
JoAnn Moore
Choteau
Western Montana College
Dillon
Swenson Wins Chateau Country Club Golf Tourney
Dean Swenson shot 71 to win the men’s division at the Chateau Country Club annual golf tournament. Anita Dellwo captured the women’s title with 49 strokes for nine holes, Bess McCartney earned second in the distaff division with 51, and 50 players competed followed by a turkey dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Swenson
Chateau
Country Club
Anita Dellwo
Tom McCartney
Bess McCartney
Marge Saylor
Bob Armstrong
Bob Gormley
Ed Schiller
Dutton Schools Open Monday With New Faculty
Dutton schools open Monday with a morning faculty meeting and student bells at 1 p m. New high school teachers include Lydia Heagy Thomas Kilapatrick and Donald Freshour. Returning staff cover mathematics history music and more. Lunches start Tuesday. Ruth Thorne oversees meals aided by Gordon Driskell. Buses begin noon on the first day along existing routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Lydia Heagy
Commercial
Thomas Kilapatrick
Donald Freshour
William Connors
Arlie Schulz
Henrietta. Loucks
Grace Stanfield
Knutson
Helen Maschera
Ann North
Marvel Kempf
Byrle Hamiston
Mike Darcy
Ruth Thorne
Gordon Driskell
Robert Scott
Tickets Available For Kennedy Talk In Great Falls
Senator Jack Kennedy will speak at a Montana Democrats breakfast in Great Falls on September 6 at the Rainbow Hotel. The event, set for 8:30 AM, has room for 700 attendees with tickets issued on a first come first served basis. Call Jim Dellwo, Teton County Democratic Central Committee Chairman, for tickets. Teton County has 50 allotted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kennedy
Great
Falls
Montana
Rainbow
Jim
Dellwo
Teton County
Democratic
Central Committee
Wood Couple Vacationing at Big Fork
Mr and Mrs J M Wood recently spent a few days at Big Fork, enjoying a short seaside style getaway. The notes indicate a casual leisure visit with no major events recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. M. Wood
Big’ Fork
Chateau opens 1960 61 school year statewide early
The 1960 61 school year starts Monday for Chateau schools including elementary and high school with 9 a.m. opening sessions. New kindergartners register at 10 a.m. Saturday while high school freshmen register Monday. Urban districts in the county begin early with classes at Dutton Fairfield and Power. Pupil insurance for kindergartners is 1 and 1 25 for grades 1 8, checks payable to Chateau Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield and Power
Choteau
Robert Gormley
Bonnie June Bremer
Becky LaVon Burt
Gary James Denison
Ralph Enzweiler
Linda Anne Ferris
Jennifer Jane Gertson
Thomas Lee Hofeldt
Jody Kathleen Hamilton
David Sidney Hansen
Barbara Lea Hightower
James Ronald Hinman
Mark William Hitchcock
Robert Thomas
Bowling Lanes Open Saturday at A and E Lanes Chateau
A and E Lanes in Chateau reopen for another season this Saturday at 2 p.m. Owners Arvid and Kathryn Sander announce a red pin tiebreaker for strikes in the No 1 position and a free line prize. The match game features George Henderson versus Sunder, with regular league play starting Monday September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Arvid
Kathryn Sander
George Henderson
Sunder
Henderson
Wheat Buyer Responsibility Outlined by County ASC Leader
Chairman Lyall Schaefer of the Teton County ASC explains buyer duties under the government marketing quota. Buyers, truckers, and elevators must keep purchase records, identify wheat to the next buyer, and apply penalties of 1.08 per bushel for non identified wheat, remitting to the local ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Teton County
ASC
Schaefer
Services Held For Doc Otwell
Services for Eberle B. Doc Otwell age 83 were held Friday at Banks Chapel with Rev A Bernard Grad all officiating Burial was in Chateau Cemetery Otwell died of old age Wednesday last week at the Teton County Rest Home where he had lived Born in Wakefield Kansas August 7 1877 he was a laborer when he moved to Chateau He was unmarried and no survivors Pallbearers were Lee Brown Jess Gleason Fred Miller James Mullaney Carl Gulbrandsen and Tony Faltermeyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberle B
Otwell
Banks Chapel
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
Teton County Rest Home
Wakefield
Kan
Lee Brown
Jess Gleason
Fred Miller
James Mullaney
Carl Gulbrandsen
Tony Faltermeyer
Catholic Women To Have Convention
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will hold its 39th annual convention at East Glacier from August 28 to 30. Delegates from St. Joseph's Parish Chateau include Mrs. Cedric Schroeder and Mrs. Robert Dellno, with Kalispell and Conrad Deaneries hosting. Helena D.C.C.W. president Mrs. Dan Carr will preside, and Rev. Thomas Gannon will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Catholic Women
East Glacier
St. Joseph’s
Chateau
Cedric Schroeder
Robert Dellno
Kalispell
Dan Carr
Missoula
Join Duffey
Choteau
D.C. C.W
Chateau Parish
Thomas Gannon
St. Joseph’s Parish
Girls State Alumni Meet to Ratify Constitution
A Girls State Alumni meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall to ratify the constitution and plan activities for the new year. Alumni unable to attend should call Mrs. Ed Schiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls State
Legion Hall
Ed Schiller
Hunters safety class registrations begin September
Registration for hunter safety classes for youngsters will begin Sept. 6, according to Richard Conklin chief rifle instructor. Students may register at the high school or grade school but papers must be secured from Conklin who can be reached at Knudtzon Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilsafety
Richard Conklin
Conklin
Knudtzon Lumber Company
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Datton School
Heber Vance
Warold
Schmitt
Hobson
Vance
Parley Willoughby
E. Roore
Parley
Willoughby
Ausburn
Wash
Barry E
TV Weatherman
Bill Olsen
Dunckel
Doris Hansen
Tom
Russell E. Larson
Lanore Kay
Donald Johnson
Reed Palmer
East Helena
Montana State College
Miss Larson
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Johnson
Phi Sigma Kappa
Kennedy
Fk de Cf
Doc Otwell
Hunter
Chan Bailey
Fairfield
Greenfield
Jim Cheetham
Russell Raymond
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