Augusta Church Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Augusta Community Church held its annual meeting after Sunday worship to elect officers and receive reports from pastors and auxiliaries. Officers elected include Fred E. Scherrer Jr as president and Flossie Chisholm as vice president, with several others serving as secretary treasurer and Sunday School leaders. The church noted a busy year 1973 and approved a 1974 budget similar to 1973, with missionary giving rising to 1500 dollars. A committee was formed to review the church constitution for future amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Community Church
Fred E. Scherrer Jr
Flossie Chisholm
Eldon Rapp
Emery Whitaker
Glen Chamberlain
Church Council of the Church
Leola Turnbull Rites Held in Banks Chapel Chateau
Funeral services for Leola E Turnbull were conducted Friday January 25 at Banks Chapel in Chateau. She died January 23 at Teton Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Cremation followed. Survived by two sons Earl and Kenneth a daughter Mrs Melvin Bueling two grandchildren a brother and a sister. Memorials to Arthritis or Heart fund requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Chapel
Chateau
Leola E. Turnbull
Jacob Beck
Robert Carlson
Ray Carlson
Dick Harris
Jay Tenney
Walter Blossom
Robert Loss
Norman Back
James Ballantyne
Carlin J. Alt
Francis Loss
Earl Larson
Marshall Winship
Mark Pendleton
Turnbull
New Armah
Quebec
Canada
United States
Samuel Neill
Spokane
Wash
Newport
Chilton B. Turnbull
Fairfield
Town
Earl
Kenneth
Melvin Bueling
Janis Dairiki
Berkeley
Calif
Gary Bueling
Seattle
Percy Neill
Jackson
Evelyn Fay
Arthritis Or
Heart Fund
Special Tournament Under Way at A&K
Winners of the first two sessions of the A E Lanes Mixed Doubles Match Game bowling tournament were announced this week. Saturday winners include Diana Simkins with Ron Sterhan and others. Sunday winners include Dale Bucher with Charles Durr and more. The third session is set for Saturday Feb 2 at 7 p.m. and the fourth for Sunday Feb 3 at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Simkins
Ron Sterhan
Bud Olson
Toni
Charles Crane
Betty
Bert Corey
Dale Bucher
Charles Durr
Alice Robison
Tom Gardipee
Connie Kuster
Lyle Martin
Billie
Frank Fujimoto
Montana farmers raise spring wheat plans for 1974
Montana farmers intend to plant 5 020 000 acres of wheat in 1974 a 19 percent rise from 1973 led by spring wheat up 19 percent to 2 150 000 acres and durum 280 000 acres winter wheat 2 590 000 acres total wheat 5 020 000. Barley down 31 percent to 1 450 000 acres oats down 36 percent to 325 000 acres other crops mixed changes across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Birthday Celebration for Pearl Tangen in Farmington
Mrs. Pearl Tangen's birthday was celebrated with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Roger Toren and family of Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Tangen and family, and Mr. and Mrs. I. Tang en. The group joined Pearl Tangen for a birthday meal after a potluck at the Lutheran church where Darwin Crane Gale Isakson John Nordhagen and Leo Pierre performed with Marge Hanusa as accompanist. Later the singers performed at Skyline Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Toren
Don Breding
Conrad
Herb Tangen
I. Tangen
Don Rice
Shirley
Pearl Tangen
Lutheran Church
Darwin Crane
Gale Isakson
John Nordhagen
Leo Pierre
Marge Hanusa
Skyline Lodge
Card of thanks from the Fay Buck and related families
The Fay Buck, Harvey Cummings, and Dorothy Marshall families express gratitude for flowers, food, cards, and memorials after their mother’s death. They thank Rev. Adams for a beautiful service and for traveling to perform it, and wish God’s care for all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Buck
Harvey Cummings
Dorothy Marshall
Teton EMS Council Meeting Discusses 911 System
The Teton County Emergency Medical Services Council met at Teton Memorial Hospital on Wednesday January 23. Guests Rollie Fisher Mountain Bell Leo McInerney Three Rivers Telephone Co ill McCauley Choteau and Paul Anderson Seattle Department discussed a countywide 911 plan initially for Fairfield and Choteau with cost concerns noted. Leif Larsen announced EMT course manuals and training to begin February 11 at Moose Hall with classes Mondays and Wednesdays 7 30 to 10 30 pm. Interested persons should contact Larsen or Anne Rehbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Emergency Medical Services Council
Teton Memorial Hospital
Rollie Fisher
Mountain Ball
Leo McInerney
Maniager
Three Rivers Telephone Company
Mce- Cauley
Choteau
Paul Anderson
Sealth Department
Fairfield
Fisher
Mce- Inerney
Leif Larsen
Anne Rehbein
Allotments Set For Teton County Feed Grain Growers
Montana totals 1 566 798 acres for feed grain under 1973 act. Teton County receives 160 883 acres with allotments mailed January 25. Program runs through 1977 and includes disaster payments for drought or flood losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Arlyne McCallum
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Teton County
Large Farm Forum Draws 1500 Expected in Shelby
A large crowd of over 1500 farmers ranchers and agribusinessmen is expected at the eighth annual Montana Parm Forum in Shelby High School gym on Wednesday February 6. Lead speaker Ken MacMillian of the USDA along with Dr Ralph Durham of Texas Tech and Dwight Seegmuller FFA president will attend. Attendees must have admission tickets from sponsors. free lunch at noon and door prizes follow. Doors open 8:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby High School
Jis Ken MacMillian
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
MacMillian
Earl Butz
Agricultural Department
Future Farmers of America
Ralph Durham
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Tex
Durham
Dwight Seegmuller
Seegmuller
Ames
Iowa
National Voluntary Services Council
Nixon
Kansas City
Canada
County Receives Equalization Funds for Schools
Helena The second payment of state equalization funds for 1973-74 school year has been issued by Superintendent Dolores Colburg. The January payment totals 8,222,258, 15 percent of annual aid, with four more payments due February March and June. Teton County receives 58,338.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Dolores
Furniture Workshop To Be Scheduled In Local towns
The Teton County Extension Office invites residents to sign up for three day furniture refinishing workshops. Names and addresses are requested, with plans for sessions in Chateau Fairfield and Dutton. Once enough interest is gathered, letters on supplies and dates will be mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Masonic Sojourners To Be Honored In Choteau
A dinner honoring all Masonic sojourners in the Choteau area will be held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday February 6 at 6 30 p m. Anyone knowing of any sojourners in the area is asked to contact Charles Tesch at 466 2176. The FC degree will follow dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Masonic Temple
Charles Tesch
Former Chateau Resident Reports Seattle Rain and Snowfield Slides
Maurice Black notes heavy rainfall in Seattle and a green grass season while Stevens Pass accumulates over 100 inches of snow causing multiple slides. The Blacks send greetings to Choteau friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Maurice Black
The
Acanthic
Seattle
Stevens Pass
Bulldogs Get Boost From Substitutes In Tight Cut Bank Tilt
Cut Bank battles to 42 43 defeat as substitutes spark a comeback in the third period. Chateau and Browning clash comes Friday with Conrad Saturday as conference play resumes deciding standings and seedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Pete Hartman
Steve Buck
Jim Stott
Carl Wisser
Mark Spinder
John Jenson
JC Yarde
Rich Nordhagen
Chris Oertel
Dan Alzheimer
Cut Bank
Rick Rewarts
Dave Bell
Dean Nygaard
Steve Jacobson
Joe Davenport
Mike Sheridan
Tom Lane
Bulldogs
Browning Indians
Conrad
Browning
Friday and Saturday Montana basketball scores roundup
Friday games saw Fort Benton 50 over Choteau 48 and Malta 67 over Browning 59 while Shelby won 74 to 42 against Cut Bank, Chinook beat Conrad 62 to 50, Fairfield topped Big Sandy 77 to 51, Brady beat Dutton 63 to 53, and Chinook edged Browning 69 to 75 in a separate result. Saturday featured Cut Bank 43 over Choteau 42, Shelby 59 over Malta 40, Conrad 59 over Fort Benton 48, Browning 75 over Chinook 69, Fairfield 68 over Sunburst 56, and Power 74 over Dutton 54.
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Fort Benton
Choteau
Malta
Browning
Shelby
Cut Bank
Chinook
Conrad
Fairfield
Big Sandy
Brady
Dutton
Sunburst
Power
Citizenship Contest Winners and Participants Level Up Scholarships
Mrs McCartney distributed participation certificates to 13 contestants and announced Miss Wills as winner of a $100 prize, with the essay advancing to further competition for a potential $1000 scholarship. Contenders include Terri Baldwin Betty Grossman Elaine Stormwind Tim Kiley Kay Geisler Lynne Shetler Jon Ward Deborah Lear and others from Fairfield Oneida Walters Augusta Alvin Zier Nancy Thompson Kurt Corey from Chateau. Entertainment featured Charles Nauck vocalist with Mrs Charles Allen and Christine Fowke AFS student from New Zealand provided slide narration. Ms Allan Schallenberger welcomed, Mrs Robert Jensen gave the invocation, and Mrs Dick Nordhagen led as emcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nauck
Charles Allen
Christine Fowke
AFS
New Zealand
Allan Schallenberger
Robert Jensen
Dick Nordhagen
Agriculture Seminar Slated at Fairfield
The final Forage and Crop Seminar will meet in Fairfield at the Community Hall on February 4 at 1 30 p m. Bob Buchar extension economist will discuss fertilizer economies and futures use for farmers and ranchers including hedging mechanics and board of trade operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Bob Buchar
Cooperative Extension Service
Bozeman
Boards of Trade
Community Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augusta Church
A&k
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
I.C.C.F
Methodist Brotherhood
Hebekahs
Af&am Lodge
Farmington
Teton Emergency Medical Services Council
Citizens State Bank
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Equal Housing Lender
Farm Forum
Buck’s Auto Repair
Chateau, Mont
J. Bachmeier
Shelby Coyotes
Maria Mustangs
Sugarbeaters
Conrad Cowboys
Longhorns
Cut Bank Wolves
Choteau Bulldogs
Dale Quast Chateau
Mont
Valentine Smorgasboro
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