Community Notices From Fairfield Area Locals
Ruth O Neil returns from Mount Airy Maryland to Fairfield home. Ben Askelson family visits Nelsons in town. Larry Yarbrough visits Texas family before Alaska return. AFL Club tea draws about ten host families for AFS. refreshments by Rice Home Economics. Lloyd Reynolds welcomed a daughter Jan 27 at Teton Memorial. weighs 6 15 19 and 5 and joins Erik. Nels Whipple Clark Russell and Leo Pierre attend ASCS wheat and feed grain workshop in Great Falls. Mrs Bill Anderson returns from month long California trip. visits Eureka and Palo Alto and San Francisco area including UC riot scenes. reports snow between Portland and Chateau. Robert Peder Lee elected class president and Phi Beta at Washington State University. He is Fairfield High School 1962 graduate, son of Robert and (undetermined) Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Yarbrough
Texas
Pete Howard
Yarbrough
Howard
Bill Pinnell
Alaska
Glaucia Seraphim
AFL Club
Rice
Nels Whipple
Clark Russell
Leo Pierre
ASCS
Great Falls
Bill Anderson
California
Anderson
Mike Anderson
Danny
Eureka
A. J. Anderson
Palo Alto
San Francisco
University of California
Asbury Park
Jack Baker
Baker
Medford
Ore
Portland
Chateau
Mullen Pass
Robert Peder Lee
Washington State University
Pullman
Fairfield High School
Robert O. Lee
Fairfield
Lutheran Homes Organization
Ben Christman
Hospital Board of Directors
Burr Huffman
Michele Ekegren
Canada
Ekegren
Pete Ekegren
Missoula
All-School Concert Slated for Feb 9
An all-school band concert is planned Sunday Feb 9 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium under Lloyd Reynolds. Grade junior high and high school bands perform selections with admission 50 cents for adults. students and children free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Reynolds
Mr. Moon
Punta Largo
Winter Weathering Odd Verse by George Coffey
A humorous poem mocks winter woes and Eskimo weather sayings as the author promises a return to normal in spring. The playful verse compares hair growth, chinooks, polar bears, and igloos with weathering humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont
Cracky
George Coffey
O Mergenthal Funeral Rites Are Saturday
Funeral services for Otto August Mergenthal 72 will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church Fairfield. Burial arrangements are handled by Banks Funeral Home. Survived by wife Della Christoperson and children Kathleen Henderson Donald Mergenthal, siblings, and 12 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Otto August Mergenthal
Teton County Nursing Home
Chateau
August Borchardt
Obert Lee
Herbert Sharp
Leif Rindal
Warren Fee
Adolph Dale
Lester Young
Banks Funeral Home
Mergenthal
Hillsboro
N. C
Greenfield Irrigation District
Della Christoperson
Rolla
N. D
William
Kathleen) Henderson
Belleview
Wash
Millie Bradford
Raymond Mergenthal
el Paso
Tex
Donald Mergenthal
Augusta
Elsie Lentz
Walla Walla
Hattie Ratje
Vancouver
Texas
Kathleen Henderson
W. H. Christopherson
Cut Bank
Ammo Dealers Must Obtain Federal License in Montana
The Gun Control Act requires ammunition sellers to be licensed by the ATF with a $10 annual fee. Dealers may continue selling ammunition during license processing. minors under 18 cannot buy certain ammunition. 18 to 21 age limits apply. Dealers must keep purchase and sale records in a bound book or approved alternative. Skeet and target clubs may supply ammunition without a dealer license. A birth notice for Russell Connore appears from Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Division
Internal Revenue Service
Nelson L. Seeley
IRS
Seeley
Congress
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Federal
Area NFO Meeting Times Announced
National Farm Organization schedules area meetings next week with sessions at Augusta Legion Hall Chateau-Cornell Hotel and Dupuyer starting 8 p.m. A Great Falls council chamber meeting is set for Friday February 7 at 7 p.m. A Feb 9 KFBB TV program will air. All area farmers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farm Organization
Augusta Legion Hall
Chateau - Cornell
Dupuyer Hall
Council Chamber
Great Falls
Kfbb-Tv
Banquet Invites Chateau Business Community
All Chateau business men and women are invited to the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet on Saturday February 8 at 7 p.m. in the Lions Club hall. Carrie Bagley will serve a ham dinner and the plate price is 2.50. William Cordingly publisher of the Great Falls Tribune will be the featured speaker with entertainment arranged. George Higgins announces dues statements mailed and memberships being received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club Hall
Carrie Bagley
William Cordingly
Great Falls Tribune
George Higgins
Area Students On Honor Roll at Montana Schools
1 037 Montana State University Bozeman students earned 3 25 or higher aiding the autumn quarter honor roll. 104 achieved perfect 4 00 grades. Names include Carol Alzheimer Jean Chalmers Catheryn Corey Dennis Depner Robert McDonald and others across Chateau Augusta Dutton Fairfield Power. Eastern Montana College lists Karen Buchanan Chateau. James Waltermire and Shirley Gronberg were omitted from last week's UM article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State University
Bozeman
Chateau
Carol Alzheimer
Jean Chalmers
Catheryn Corey
Dennis Depner
Robert McDonald
Karen Miller
Ralph Paulus
Marijo Peck
Richard Stenson
Augusta
Timothy Nett
Dutton
Alan Baquet
David Gallagher
Douglas Rosholt
Fairfield
Sidney Erickson
Stephen Gamradt
Richard Harris
Connie Bauman
Robert Burgmaier
Sue Neuman
Robert Young
Eastern Montana College At Billings
Karen Buchanan
James Waltermire
Shirley Gronberg
University of Montana
Junior Leaders Meet in Choteau Courthouse January Meeting
The Teton Junior Leaders held a January 18 meeting in the Choteau courthouse with 32 members. Dues were paid, refreshments served, and plans made for speakers trips and community activities. A February 15 gathering is planned, with more 4-H members urged to join. Four members attended Public Speaking workshops at Choteau High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Chateau
Court House
Choteau
Choteau Toastmistress Club
Vo-Ag
Choteau High School
Karen Neckstad
Hospital civic talks loom over break from Lutheran Homes
Hospital officials and public members anticipate discussions on severing ties with the Lutheran Homes organization. The board, chaired by Ben Christman, meets monthly on the hospital premises with public attendance encouraged.
Heart Meeting Slated Tonight For Heart Fund Drive
A county wide Heart Association meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the Chateau Grade School cafeteria. Dr. Judith Graham and John Lewis will attend for a film presentation and questions about the Heart program. Coffee and cookies will follow. The event promotes the 1969 Heart Fund Campaign and emphasizes regular medical checkups and risk reduction for cardiovascular disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Association
Chateau
C. W. Boussard
Heart Fund Drive
Judith Graham
Great Falls
John Lewis
Montana Heart
Heart
Montana Heart Association
Association
The
Weekend Skiing Persists at Teton Pass Despite Cold
Hearty skiers continue weekend trips to Teton Pass with a 60 passenger bus set to depart Enco Station near Chateau Drug at 9 am on Saturday Feb 1. Tickets from the driver are $2 round trip amid abundant snow and a wait for warmer weather. The article also notes a National Geographic Society claim about Julius Caesar and the Forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass
Chateau
Enco
Chateau Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth O'Neil
Mount Airy
Harriet O'Neil
Ben Askelson
Eugene Nelson
Choteau Electric
Choteau, Montana
Jeep’ Wagoneer
Taylor Motor CO
O. Mergenthal
John Connore
Butte
Russell
Stevie
Choteau Drug, Inc
NFO
Eyvanna Connole
Jim Connole
Boulder
John Connole
Ruth Delger
Methodist Church
Clark Inbody
Leo Murphy
Vic Sargent
Leonard Sheble
Frank Zgoda
Arizona
Leslie Stott
Marcia Ann
Melvin E. Selby
Clarence Selby
Chowchilla
Calif
Miss Stott
Selby
Air Force
Vietnam
Julius Caesar
National Geographic Society
Forum
Lutheran Forum
Pastor M. Engberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Choteau, Mont
Chow & Sale
Missoula Livestock Auction Co
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