Rainbow DeMolay Install Officers Sunday
A Rainbow DeMolay public installation of officers took place Sunday January 11. Marie Anderson became worthy advisor of Cha1seau Assembly No 54 Rainbow for Girls and Darwin Abbott was installed master counselor of Teton Chapter DeMolay.
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Marie Anderson
Cha 1Seau Assembly
Rainbow
John Anderson Darwin Abbott
Teton
Order of the DeMolay
Chester Abbott
Irene Inbody
Jane Southard
Charity
Marcie Curtis
Hope
Jane Dale
Faith
Jill Isakson
Jeanine Hamilton
Grant Curtis
Rainbow Board
George Hodgskiss
Bill Lake
Elmer Baker
George Higgins
Donald Passmore
Ralph, Coleman
Gordon Monkman
The
Kim Sabo
Detra Anderson
Kathy Cook
Chapman
Vicki Tesch
Wendy Otness
Linda Hoyt
Carol Peterson
Abbott
Tom Swartzel
Jack Hinman
Conrad Barrett
Steve Larson
Library group plans to buy Villager building
In 1969 the Board and Friends of the Library consider purchasing the Villager building for a new library. They aim to raise 15,000 locally with 10,000 from federal funds and 5,000 for fixtures, after First National Bank of Great Falls cuts the price to 22,000. The Jaycees join in November to solicit funds, with a Jan 15 deadline and a drive nearing its goal.
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Jaycees
First National Bank
New Officers Named by Teton County Sportsmen Association
Dr Donald Bosshardt became president of the Teton County Sportsmen Association on Tuesday January 15 replacing Herb Styren. Pete Howard advanced to vice president replacing Paul Alzheimer with the secretary treasurer post still vacant. Howard will continue to handle secretary treasurer duties until a new officer is chosen.
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Donald Bosshardt
Herb Styren
Teton County Sportsmen Association
Pete Howard
Paul Alzheimer
Howard
Teton Hustlers 4-H Club Holds Jan Meeting
The fourth meeting of the Teton Hustlers 4-H Club on January 10 in the Lutheran Church basement included 12 members, three leaders, and two visitors Barbara Scott and Pam Vigen. Old business covered a bake sale. new business focused on distribution of planning sheets and project records. Reports were given by Joleen Cook and others, with parliamentary pamphlets reviewed. Refreshments were provided by Sharla Hinman and Kelly Guthrie.
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Teton Hustlers 4-H Club
Lutheran Church
Barbara Scott
Pam Vigen
Crabtree
Joleen Cook
Linda Smith
Elizabeth Jordan
Starle Leazenby
Laurie Crary
Carol Allen
Sharla Hinman
Kelly Guthrie
Marilyn Leazenby
Choteau Imp To Show Films On Farm Life
Pete Ekegren of Choteau Implement Co announces Farming Frontiers 1970 a film program on Monday Jan 26 during John Deere Day. The show features farming research new equipment for 1970 including 1970 combines and a feature film A Way of Life about rural America. A 211 inch electric start John Deere power mower will be given away during the program.
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Pete Ekegren
Choteau Implement Co
John Deere
America
Ekegren
Goldfish bred by Chinese for centuries, NatGeo reports
National Geographic Society notes goldfish have been bred by the Chinese for more than a thousand years. Americans purchase about 60 million goldfish annually.
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National Geographic Society
Telephone Directory Deliveries Planned for Chateau Residents
Mountain Bell district manager W C Bermingham announces the new telephone directories will be delivered this week to Chateau residents. The cover shows The Cliff by W Douglas Snow of the University of Utah art department. A 27 by 18.5 inch reproduction of the work is available by writing Mountain Bell Denver.
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Chateau
W. C. Bermingham
Mountain Bell
W. Douglas Snow
Department of Art
University of Utah
14Th Street
Denver
Colo
Yeager Transferred After Snowmobile Race Injury
Harold Yeager, injured when struck by a snowmobile during the Drummond snowmobile races on Sunday January 3, has been moved from Deer Lodge to Te ton Memorial Hospital and may stay about a week. He previously underwent surgery and was first treated in Deer Lodge.
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Harold Yeager
Drummond
Teton Memorial Hospital
Yeager
Deer Lodge
Choteau
Weather summary for week ending January 13
Ree Date high lows listed for January 7 through January 13 with a high of 42 and a low of -17 for the week. Last year’s comparable period shows a high of 38 and a low of -22. Cumulative precipitation to date is 0 this year vs 0.30 last year.
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Young Timers Plan Annual Party Dinner
The Teton County Young Timers set April 4 for their annual meeting and banquet at Fairfield’s new community hall. Louis Asmus, president, announced a committee was formed to handle arrangements and said details will follow.
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Teton County
Young Timers
Louis Asmus
Fairfield
Asmus
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Confidential Observer
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Lyle Tesch
Greg Yeager
John Nordhagen
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Craig Wilson
Bert Doughty
David Freeman
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Ralph Coleman
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Teton Hustlers
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Choteau Imp
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