Kenfield Pleads Case For Farm Subsidies
Kenfield urges a united farm policy as Teton county Farmers Union hears Leonard Renfield of Montana Farmers Union praise government aid to diverse sectors. He argues farmers get under two-fifths of USDA budget benefits while others reap most gains, and calls for multipurpose Montana dams to spur low cost power and new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farmers Union
Leonard Renfield
Montana Farmers Union
Renfield
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Kenfield
Montana
County Budget Shows Slight Tax Increase for Next Year
The preliminary county budget calls for a 36.73 mill levy, up from 36.25, raising about $429,999.69 in total taxes. General and road funds show significant increases, with new items for medical aid and sanitation programs, plus a $14,000 home for the aged. Public discussion with county commissioners begins August 4, with final adoption set for August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Monkmian
Monkman
Teton County
Oil and Water Conservation District
Chateau Taxes to Increase by Two-Tenths Mill
Choteau alderman Don Arensmeyer resigns from the city council effective after a transfer to Conrad on August 1 by Petrolane Steelgas. The council will name a successor to complete the unexpired term. The council also approved a preliminary budget showing a 0.2 mill tax increase. Arensmeyer is noted for service in Jaycees, the Volunteer Fire Department, the American Legion, and as a Petrolane manager in Choteau.
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Don Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Conrad
Petrolane Steelgas, Inc
Coun
Cil
Jaycee
Chotéau
Vieteau
James Sulgrove
The
Acantha
Ghoteau
Open House Set Friday and Saturday at Andy's in Chateau
Andy's Appliance and Tire Co in Chateau invites customers to an open house on Friday and Saturday featuring door prizes free coffee punch and doughnuts and special sales. Owners Andy Jenson and Verne Murr lead the event and sit for local residents while details include background on switching centers and a look at early telephone tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Andy’s
Andy Jenson
Verne Murr
Jenson
Agawam
Choteau
Bynum and
Murr
Flaxville
Collins
Glasgow
Collins and
Choteau Texaco
Chateau Trade Area
Clarkson Day Set in Choteau to Honor Late Teton Agent
Robert Clarkson Day will be held in Choteau on Saturday August 14 with presentation of named plates for the SS Robert E Clarkson liberty ship to the Teton County Centennial Committee by E T Joste representative of the Maritime Commission. Clarkson served as Teton county agent from 1918 to 1934 and the ship was christened September 2 1944. Clarkson’s widow and daughter will attend the ceremony alongside a picnic in Chateau city park directed by Mrs Frank Zgoda Ed Savik with co chairs Mrs Marion Averill and Mrs Gordon Monkman.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Choteau
Robert E. Clarkson
E. T. Joste
Maritime Commission
Clarkson
Chateau City Park
Frank Zgoda
Ed Savik
Marion Averill
Gordon
Monkman
Chamber Will Meet On County Budget
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the county commissioners office. Martin Shatinan, chairman of the county board of commissioners, will lead the session to review the county budget and gather member views. All chamber members are invited to attend.
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Chateau
Mr and Mrs Frank Zgoda Visit Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Frank Zgoda and Mr and Mrs Ray Davidson spent Sunday in Great Falls visiting local acquaintances and sharing news amid a quiet social afternoon.
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Frank
Zgoda
Davidson
Great Falls
Ray.Davidson
Chateau Edges Power In Tight Legion Ball Battle
The Chateau American Legion baseball team edged Power 5-3 Sunday at Choteau. Power’s J Opitz allowed 9 hits and 4 walks with 10 strikeouts. Denny Moss earned the win, surrendering 10 hits with no walks and 11 strikeouts. Yeager led Chateau with a .389 average and two doubles, while Scott pitched strong for Chateau with a 2-1 mark and 2.46 ERA.
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Oye
Chateau
American’ ‘Legion
Power
Choteau
J. Opitz
Denny Moss
Buremailer
Nelson
Toenyes
Sing
Fred
Wilkie
Larry Brandvold
Grant
Gormley
Babe Ruthers Trim Fairfield In Baseball Showdown
Choteau’s Babe Ruth squad beat Fairfield 8 to 6 after trailing 6 5 through five innings. Mike Deliwo sparked a comeback with aggressive base running and Dellwo earned the win on nine hits and two walks while Lewis anchored Fairfield with a homer and a double. Caldwell, Dirkes, and Schmidt produced doubles for Fairfield as Gunderson Whealy and Dellno added two hits for Choteau.
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Lewis
Thome
Caldwell
Fairfield
Dirkes
Schmidt
Brad’ Gunderson
Bill Whealy
Dellno
Chateau
Mike Jenson
Late Mr and Mrs Jerry Kimmet on Weeklong Alberta Vacation
A fragment notes Jerry Kimmet and his wife and their daughters with Judy Williams the cousin in Blairmore Alberta spending a weeklong vacation.
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Jerry
Kimmet
Danny Weist Wins Cascade-Teton 4 H Beef Show Championship
Danny Weist of Chateau won the Cascade-Teton 4-H beef show championship at the Chris Jacobsen ranch west of Great Falls. Weist’s 1000 pounds and over entry placed first, with Davidson of Chateau taking a first in another class. Weist also earned second in senior showmanship.
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Danny Weist
Chateau
Chris Jacobsen
Great Falls
Weist
Davidson
Picnic Fire Department Fundraiser Set for City Park
The Chatéau Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual picnic Sunday August 1 at 6 p.m. in the city park. All firemen and their wives are invited. Attendees are asked to bring utensils and a hot dish or salad.
Preliminary levy outlines 35.7 mill plan for city services
The 1930s budget proposal calls for a general levy of 20 mills, street 10 mills, parks and playgrounds 4 mills, fire protection 1.2 mills, and airport 0.5 mill while a building permit was granted to A L Jaumotte for a 35000 share pumice building to house the Chateau post office. Negotiations on the structure are near completion and construction may start soon as council weighs two bids for a new police car from Taylor Motor and Bob's Ford Sales.
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Lund
A. L. Jaumotte
Chateau
Police
Scouts Return From Camp After Weeklong Outdoor Quest
Twenty five Chateau Boy Scouts came home from Camp Napi on Saturday with 172 other youths after a week of outdoor adventure. They hiked 10 miles to Red Eagle Lake, did nature work, swimming and lifesaving, earned soil and water merit badges, and joined inter troop competitions. Scoutmaster Glen Yeager and Assistant Scoutmaster Leo Pierre led the group along with a list of attendees including Darwin Abbott Ronnie Allen Gary Alzheimer Gary Beau deau Mike Bremer Clark Corey John Chane Doug Ferris David Gierke Duane Halvorson Frank Hensley Jack Hinman Don Horak Andrew Jordan Lonnie Kelly Tim McCartney Ed McCollum Walter Sangray Lance Sargent Jim Scott Steve Snyder Paul Stokes Russell Swahson Ray Timmerman and James Weinert.
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Chateau
Napi
Red Eagle
Glen Yeager
Leo Pierre
Russell
Swahson
Ray Tim‘merman
James ‘Weinert
Chateau Country Club Invitational Golf Tournament Set Sunday
The annual Chateau Country Club Invitational golf tournament will be Sunday July 25. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and play at 10 a.m. Men compete for the championship in first flights while women play 18 holes. Other women will play nine holes.
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Net 7
Holles
Conservation Work Helps Farmers Through ASC Guidance
Local ASC committeemen and Mrs. J. Viola Herak urge operators needing conservation work to talk with their ASC county office or visit their community committeeman. In 1964 ACP funded major practices on Montana farms, aiding 8600 with 1,100 previously unfunded. benefits include vegetative cover, irrigation reorganization, erosion control, and land leveling, with broader gains for urban areas through reduced sediment and runoff.
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ASC
J. Viola ‘ ‘Herak
ASCS
Montana
ACP
Hetak
Chateau Lions swim team set to compete this weekend
The Chateau Lions swim team resumes competition this weekend at Meadowlark County Club Great Falls. Nearby travel plans include a carload of senior swimmers heading to Hot Springs near Butte for the 1965 Montana Junior Olympics. At Great Falls the Chateau Chinook club will vie for honors with rivals including Billings and Y Elk.
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Chateau ‘Lions
Meadowlark
Falls
Gregson
Butte
Montana
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Wash
Sweek
Washington
Nancy Power
Linda Hawkins
Susan Weaver
Donald Cole
Jerry Lilly
Powell
Alan Baquet
Lyle Weist
Janice Menghini
Jean Chalmers
4-H
Oil Commission
Dustry
Federal Reserve
Eee
Alexander Graham Bell
Cho
Gerry * Yeager
Brandvold
Brad
Gunderson
Jim Scott
E. Toenyes
Prinzing
Shim
Slater
Jay
Dunckel
Yeager
RBI Marke Hwith
Brand
Scott
Jim
Thémouna
Scredit
Moss
Brandgold
Babe
Ruthers
Deliwo
Boy Scouts
Demainleis
Helena
Billings
Great Talls Y-Elks
John ‘Camden
Burr
Susan
Rathman
Ake
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