Deaconess Home in Helena Featured at Chateau Meeting
Chateau Women hear about the Inter Mountain Deaconess Home in Helena from director Robert Wix. He outlines a 400000 building program using a family unit plan with married couples as houseparents for ten youths per unit. Four units plus administration are planned for October open house.
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Helena
Chateau Women's’ Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Montana
Robert Wix
Chateau Women
Wix
Fred Barribal
Chateau
Gibson Monkman
John Swanson
Freight rate hike proposal draws FU president's ire
Clyde Jarvis president of the Montana Farmers Union condemns a 15 percent rail freight rate increase as unbelievable and harmful to farmers and consumers in Montana He urges a congressional investigation and ICC protest noting the merger promises but results in higher costs and economic losses.
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Great Falls
Clyde Jarvis
Montana Farmers Union
Jarvis
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
MFA
ICC
Congress
NFO Plans Management Workshops With Extension Service
The Teton National Farm Organization met August 20 with strong turnout. President Claude Johns chaired as members Gene Schultz Chester Corey and Ted Kasper were named to plan winter farm management workshops with County Agent Mike Goodwin. Sheridan Erickson reported on the North Montana State Fair booth success in Great Falls. The next grain sale meeting is September 4 at Carroll Johnsons in Dutton, followed by the Sept 17 NFO meeting at 8 pm in the Chateau courthouse.
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Teton Nfo
Claude Johns
The
Teton National Farm Organization
Gene Schultz
Chester Corey
Ted Kasper
Mike Goodwin
Sheridan Erickson
Booth
Montana
Great Falls
Chateau Chamber to Meet Tuesday in Bank Basement
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting on Tuesday September 1 at 7 30 pm in the Citizens State Bank basement.
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The
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Citizens State Bank
Uniform Return Time For Little Teague Players
Little Teague baseball players were reminded to return uniforms to the Acantha this week. Return has been slow with orders to wash and store uniforms for winter. Players may keep their baseball caps.
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Little Teague
Acantha
VFW Auxiliary Open Horse Show in Choteau
The second annual VFW Auxiliary Open Horse Show will be held at the Choteau Rodeo Grounds Sunday August 30 starting at 10 am. Entry deadline 9 am. The show is free to the public with youth and adult performance classes and no halter events. Judge Robert Busch of Raynesford will award trophies for first place and ribbons through sixth. A Teton Roping Club team roping contest follows at 7:30 pm.
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VFW
Choteau Rodeo Grounds
Gertie Armstrong
Teton
Robert Busch
Raynesford
Armstron
Former Resident Honored by Society
Fred S. Willson, former Teton County extension agent and head of Montana State University Animal and Range Science from 1946 to 1966, was named Fellow of the American Society of Animal Science. He retired in June and received the award at a Pennsylvania State University meeting for his work with the Montana Beef Performance Association.
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Fred S. Willson
Teton County
American Society of Animal Science
Willson
Montana State University
Pennsylvania State University
Montana Beef Performance Association
Degrees Awarded At UM MSU In Summer Commencement
Four Choteau area college students received degrees in summer commencement at the University of Montana and Montana State University. Jolene Ramaker of Choteau earned a bachelor's in history and political science at UM Missoula. Susan Davis of Fairfield earned a master’s at MSU Bozeman. Jack Rogers of Chateau and Charles Shannon of Dutton were awarded bachelor’s degrees.
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Choteau Area College
University of Montana
Jolene Ramaker
Choteau
Missoula
Montana State University
Bozeman
Susan Davis
Fairfield
Jack Rogers
Chateau
Charles Shannon
Dutton
Hutterite Woman Dies at Rockport
A Hutterite woman Sara Jacob Waldner aged 69 died Monday. Services will be held at Rockport Colony eight miles west of Pendray. She was born September 28, 1900 in South Dakota and is survived by her husband Jacob G. Waldner.
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Rockport
Pendray
Sara Jacob Waldner
Mrs. Waldner
South Dakota
Jacob G. Waldner
Open House for Mrs Clara Corey’s 85th Birthday
An open house honoring Mrs Clara Corey’s 85th birthday is scheduled at the Council Hotel on Thursday September 3 from 3 to 5 pm. Friends and neighbors are invited.
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Clara Corey
Council Hotel
Pool Roundup Highlights Teen Lifesaving and Diving Achievements
The Choteau pool season closes with outcomes from advanced watership course enrollments and lifesaving credentials. Ten youths earned junior lifesaver status. four achieved diver status. several swimmers earned gold medals for lifeguard and teaching duties. The Lions team held a lakeside picnic and plans an October awards party and dance.
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Jim Rathman
Chuck Nauck
Susan Rathman
Richard Nordhagen
Hal Dryer
Susan Taylor
Jackie Ferris
Dave Rathman
Tim Engberg
Dean Brumberger
Debra Larson
Denise Weinert
Kelly Hirsch
Shaun Kelly
David Hoge
Jim Spinder
Mary Hensley
Nancy McCauley
Verna Bremer
Jeanine Hamilton
Jerrie Barrett
Chateau
Rathman
Choteau
Choteau Lions
Eureka Reservoir
Arvid Sunder
Dan Mayson
Grant Curtis
Harvey Dale
Farm Exports Aid Agriculture One Third of Wheat Leaves
Joel P. Antrim, chair of the State ASC, notes export revenues may reach about 15 percent of farm cash receipts this year and stresses the need for active promotion, access, and policy to expand American farm product exports worldwide. He cites a strong base, barriers like protectionism, and the role of governments, industry, and trade groups in boosting markets.
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Joel P. Antrim
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Antrim
ASC
U. S
U S. Department of Agriculture
MSU Session Draws Choteau Teacher
Mrs. L. C. Burns of Choteau High School attended a Montana State University institute on cooperative instruction. She was among 63 Montana teachers in a five day program led by outside consultants covering industrial and distributive education guidance and counseling health and office occupations home economics and agriculture.
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L. C. Burns
Choteau
Montana State University Institute
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Martin F. Reiter
Bensenville
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Marianne
Mark Norman Gravdal
Hazel E. Gravdal
Chicago
A. Bernard Gravdal
Gravdal
Miss Reiter
Northwestern Illinois State College
University of Illinois Medical Center
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