Grass Resource Group Discusses Countywide Awareness Plan
A meeting in Chateau focused on GRASS as a nonpolluting revenue resource in Teton County. Ranchers Wilson Hodgskiss Jack Salmond Bert Guthrie and Bill Jones outlined projects to educate livestock producers civic groups schools youth sports and government about grassland value. Joe Wirak and Al W Heckerman of the Soil Conservation Service shared charts on range quality and quantity. A follow up meeting is set for 1 30 p m Tuesday March 13 in the Chateau Library to refine proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Wilson Hodgskiss
Jack Salmond
Bert Guthrie
Bill Jones
Joe Wirak
al W Heckerman
The
Soil Conservation Service
Chateau Library
Dinner Planned by Masons on March 10
The annual Masonic dinner will be held Saturday March 10 at 7 p.m. Admission is 2.50 per plate. All Masons and Eastern Star members urged to attend. Tickets from Ken Depner or Jack Reiding. There will be a cocktail hour from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Eastern Star
Ken
Depner
Jack Reiding
the Legion
Spokane Teen Named In National Honor Group
Brad Sargent of Spokane Washington and formerly of Chateau is named among five Spokane students selected for Teenagers of America for academic achievement and community service. The Lewis and Clark High School senior heads Career Day and plans to become an Eagle Scout this spring. He was a high school bowl team member last year and joins this year’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Sargent
Vic Sargent
Spokane
Wash
Chateau
Sargent
Lewis and Clark High School
Northwest Area
Passes CPA Test Helen Van Wynck Edwards
Helen Van Wynck Edwards of Chateau and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. El lard Enderson passed the CPA exam in Little Rock Arkansas as one of 45 who succeeded from 500 test takers. She works for Peat Marwich Mitchell and Co in Little Rock and earned a $600 company bonus. A 1972 University of Montana graduate, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Vynck of Clancey and former Harriet Enderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen van Wynck Edwards
Ellard Enderson
Chateau
Little Rock
Ark
Peat, Marwich, Mitchell & Co
United States
Edwards
University of Montana
Set-Aside Enrollment Period Extended Through March Sixteenth
Montana producers continue in the set aside signup through March 16 with 111 065 wheat farms and 197 698 feed grain farms enrolled by February 16. Total wheat acres enrolled reach 53 524 of 1 841 272 and 92 538 of 2 257 350 feed grain acres enrolled. About 18.7 million wheat marketing certificate acres and 12.5 million feed grain base are in the program.Enrollment shows light Montana activity but heavy interest in guidance and higher payments by delaying production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Killenbeck
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Killenbeck
Montana
ASCS
OES Scholarships Offered for Religious Leadership
The Eastern Star ESTARS program awards scholarships to Montana residents studying at accredited colleges or seminaries for Christian service. Applications due April 15, 1973, with certificates presented at the Grand Chapter Session in June in Butte.
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Eastern Star
Grand Chapter of Montana
Order of the Eastern Star
Montana
Maynard M. Jones
Grand Chapter
Estars
Molt, Mont
Butte
Postponed Chateau Jaycees Meeting To March 8
The Chateau Jaycees will not meet this Thursday March 1 because of the basketball tournament at Shelby. The meeting will be held one week later March 8 at the usual time, according to Bud White president.
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Chateau Jaycees
Shelby
Bud White
Social notes from Chateau area events and visits
Mrs Emilie Dodds and Mrs Augusta Depner shared dinner with Mrs Julia Monkman and Mrs Christy Hickey for Emilies birthday at Monkmans. Guests later brought Emilie home from Conrad hospital and visited the Louie Depner home for coffee. Sarah Kropp visited Chateau after Spokane trip with Frank Schultz. Visitors included Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs Robert Scalese with Tania. Additional local visits and plans for March activities and a no host dinner at Cow Track on March 3 are noted.
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Emilie Dodds
Augusta Depner
Julia Monkman
Christy Hickey
Cornell
Emilie
Herold Depner
Conrad
Conrad Hospital
Louie Dep
Bozeman
Dell Scalese
Walter Ward
Chester
Wes George
Orville Forseth
Onnie Linsatie
Sunny Slope
Joe Higgins
Kooskia
Idaho
Teton Pass
Cow Track
Higgins
Teton
Chateau
Clark Inbody
D. H. Moulton
Local Nurses Gather for Eighth Great Falls Workshop
Nurses from Great Falls and surrounding towns including Lewistown Cut Bank Chateau Conrad and Fort Benton will take part in their eighth workshop on March 5 in the First National Bank community room. The session, led by Esther Lantz R N, will emphasize a problem oriented approach to nursing and improved patient care with focus on high blood pressure coronary disease emotional problems and medical emergencies. Attendees from Chateau include Georgiana Buck Betty Swenson and Della Witt.
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Great Falls
Lewistown
Cut Bank
Chateau
Conrad
Fort Benton
First National Bank
Esther Lantz
R.N
Montana State University
Mountain States
Georgiana Buck
Teton Nursing Home
Betty Swenson
Della Witt
Teton Memorial Hospital
Engagement Told Teri Lea Guse to Michael O Thorne
Mr and Mrs Alvin Guse of rural Choteau announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Teri Lea Guse to Michael O Thorne son of Dr and Mrs E O Thorne of Red Wing Minnesota The bride to be is a Choteau High School graduate employed at Reidell Shoe Red Wing The groom is a 1971 Red Wing High School graduate recently returned from USCG Engineman School in Yorktown Virginia and is employed at F and D Supply Red Wing An April wedding is planned.
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Alvin Guse
Choteau
Teri Lea
Michael O. Thorne
E. O. Thorne
Red Wing
Minn
Miss Guse
Choteau High School
Reidell Shoe
Red Wing High School
U.5.c.g. Engineman School
Yorktown
F & D Suppy
Pottery Venture of Choteau Man Highlighted
A Des Moines Tribune feature profiles three young artisans Jore Huffman Kathy Huffman and Tony Leduje who started a What Cheer Iowa pottery shop in an old pipe factory. They met at Luther College Decorah and moved to What Cheer to access brick and clay, producing vases bowls and pots for several markets as they grow a self funded business while managing finances. Huffman a Choteau graduate with a biology degree spent two years in the Army then studied fine arts and will resume studies this summer.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Tribune
What Cheer
Iowa
Jore Hufffman
Burr Huffman
Choteau
Kathy
Tony Leduje
Luther College
Decorah
Huffman
Chateau Schools
Clothing Fit and Alterations Workshop at Choteau Library
A Friday event at the Choteau Library hosts a Clothing Fit and Alterations Workshop from 1 to 3 pm conducted by the Extension Service and sponsored by Norma's Fabric. Lois Stephers, Cascade County Extension Agent, offers guidance. attendees should bring a simple pattern, supplies, and a sack lunch for noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Aim
Chateau
Extension Service
Norma
Lois Stephers
Cascade County Extension
Anne Rehbein
Norma Barrett
Funeral services set for William Foster in Great Falls
Former Fairfield man William Foster age 74 who died Monday in Great Falls will be laid to rest Thursday at 2 p.m. at George Co. Mortuary in Great Falls. Foster lived in Fairfield for many years and later moved to Cut Bank. He suffered a 1963 stroke and remained in poor health. He is survived by daughter Mrs George Bleecker of Choteau.
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George Co
Great Falls
William Foster
Foster
Fairfield
Cut Bank
George
Maxine) Bleecker
Choteau
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Pereery
Eeeekenes
Buck’s Auto Repair
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J. Bachmeier
Henry Block
Choteau Man
Choteau Library
Fairfield Man
Bill's
Choteau, Montana
Choteau Drug, Inc
Khnudtzon Lumber Co
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