Lions Club Hosts Jaycees for Ladies Night Party
Choteau Lions and Jaycees invite members and wives to a Saturday night ladies night at the Choteau Country Club beginning 7 p.m. The event includes dinner program entertainment and card games with Diane Davis Sandi Robbins Gwen Shannon and Shelley Baquet listed among those appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lions
Jaycees
Choteau Country Club
Lions
Diane Davis
Great Falls
Teton County
Sandi Robbins
Chateau
Gwen Shannon
Shelley Baquet
Dutton
John Carlson Returns as Produce Manager at Choteau Food
Leonard Sheble owner of Choteau Food announced John Carlson has joined the store as produce manager. A former Choteau resident, Carlson attended Choteau High School and spent seven years as a State Produce Inspector. He lived in Billings 60 years and Raynesford six months, and he looks forward to reconnecting with old friends.
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Leonard Sheble
Choteau Food
John Carlson
Choteau
Carlson
Choteau High School
Billings
Raynesford
Chateau
F. U. Meeting Set in Greenfield March 15
Ted Kasper president of the Teton County Farmers Union announces a meeting at Greenfield school on Saturday March 15. A potluck dinner will be served at noon.
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Ted Kasper
Teton County Farmers Union
Greenfield School
Weather Data for Week Ending March 4
Weekly weather summary shows highs from 42 to 23 degrees, lows from -4 to 2, with precipitation totaling 1.21 inches year to date. Last year’s figures were 68 and 21 with 0.72 inches of precip to date.
Dutton Woman Dies at Chateau
Minnie Pratt 87 of Dutton died Tuesday March 4 at Teton County Nursing Home. Funeral Friday March 7 at 2 p.m. United Methodist Church Dutton with Rev. Lawrence Morley officiating. Burial Dutton Cemetery Zwerneman Mortuary in charge. Born January 5 1882 Madison Minnesota came to Dutton 1929. Survived by sons Raymond Salem Oregon Floyd Santa Cruz California a sister Ada Lathrop Conrad and two grandchildren.
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Minnie Pratt
Dutton
Teton County
United Methodist Church
Lawrence Morley
Dutton Cemetery
Zwerneman
Pratt
Madison
Minn
Edward Pratt
Raymond
Salem
Ore
Floyd
Santa Cruz
Calif
Ada Lathrop
Conrad
Connie Enzweiler Named 1969 Homemaker of Tomorrow at CHS
Connie Enzweiler was named 1969 Homemaker of Tomorrow at Chateau High School for the highest score on a homemaking test taken December 3. Her paper advances to the national competition with a $1,500 scholarship for the winner and Encyclopaedia Britannica for the school. National finalists receive larger awards and a Washington tour.
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Connie Enzweiler
Chateau High School
States
District of Columbia
Washington
D. C
Colonial Williamsburg
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Two From Choteau Initiated at MSU
Montana State University initiated 74 new members into Phi Kappa Phi at the winter banquet on February 12. From Choteau, Karen Ellene Miller of commerce and Robert D. McDonald of industrial arts were named new members. Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Miller.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Choteau
Karen Ellene Miller
Commerce
Robert D McDonald
Miss Miller
T. W. Miller
Proclamation declares American Legion fiftieth anniversary month
Mayor John L. Dunckel proclaims March 1969 as American Legion Fiftieth Anniversary Month in Chateau Montana. He urges citizens and organizations to commend the Legion for wartime and peacetime service and civic contributions. The measure is signed with the city seal on March 3, 1969.
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American Legion
City of Choteau
John L. Dunckel
Eastern Star Training Awards for MT students
The Grand Chapter Montana Order of the Eastern Star offers scholarships for upper class students in colleges or seminaries preparing for Christian service roles such as minister, missionary, church music director, religious education, and youth leadership. Applicants must be Montana residents sponsored by an Eastern Star Chapter, with completed forms due April 15, 1969. Awards are presented at the Grand Chapter Session in Great Falls in June.
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Eastern Star
Grand Chapter of
Montana
Order of the Eastern Star
Thelman Leonard
Estars
O.E.S. Chinook
Great Falls
Red Cross names Mary Ginther recreation aide at Travis AFB
Mary Jean Ginther daughter of Mr and Mrs Rae Ginther of Fairfield has been accepted by the American National Red Cross as a recreation aide at the Red Cross Hospital Travis Air Force Base San Francisco CaliforniaShe is a Rocky Mountain College graduate with a BA in music and a reported December 1968 start date in Red Cross service The note highlights the therapeutic value of patient visits and Red Cross support from the local community and nationwide.
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Mary Jean Ginther
Rae Ginther
Fairfield
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Calif
Miss Ginther
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
Ginther
The
Toastmis tress Club meeting notes a February gathering
Chateau Toastmistress Club met February 26 in Cornell club room with twelve members and one guest Mrs Adrian Dargan. Inspira tion by Mrs Bob Zion and speeches including Chicken in the Bathtub by Mrs Gerald Stokes with critique by Mrs Reginald Wearley. A new reading with music from Praying Hands was presented.
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Farrell Rose
Chateau Toastmistress Club
Cornell Club
Adrian Dargan
Bob Zion
Jim Arensmeyer
Charles Boussard
Myles Standish
Fred Bremer
Elmer Baker
Gerald Stokes
Reginald Wearley
Robert McDonald
Helen Steiner Rice
Ralph Carmichael
Percy Robinson
Dave Buchanan
Lawmakers Discuss Budget Pressures and Voting Practices
The report notes an electronic Senate voting board with YES NO indicators. Senator Reber cites Rostad’s vote as a party cue, while Rostad recently voted present and Reber absent. They cover issues from age of voting to tax measures and funding for institutions, urging frugality amid rising spending.
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Senate Chamber
Joe Reber
Rostad
School Foundation
Executive Department
Ben Franklin
Plan Seed Treatments For Spring Crops
Spring crop planting is not immediate but planning seed grain treatment is advised. Seed treatments cost 5 to 20 cents per acre and can save up to half the potential yield. Diseases soil borne fungi and bacteria are controlled. wireworm past infestations warrant proper insecticide. Moisture 13 percent or higher requires quick planting. low moisture benefits from a short delay to improve fumigation and pesticide penetration.
Rev J Beadle To Speak At Chateau United Methodist
Reverend James Beadle, Belt Methodist pastor, speaks at Chateau United Methodist Church Sunday March 9 at 5 30 PM. He discusses a Philippines mission with ministers, building a church, and shows pictures. Supper starts at 5 30 and questions follow.
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James Beadle
Belt
Chateau United Methodist Church
Philippines
Beadle
Eager Beavers 4-H Club held meeting in Pendroy
The fifth Eager Beavers 4-H Club meeting was led by president Karen Neckstad on February 10 at the Farmers Union hall in Pendroy. Members recited pledges, shared safety tips, and light bulb sales prize planned for the top seller.
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Eager Beavers 4-H Club
Karen Neckstad
Farmers Union Hall
Pendroy
Karen Hitchcock
Bobbie Lou Rice
Billie White
Bill Christianson
Danny Johnson
Sam Thomas
Jay Rice
Chet Thomas
Mike Campbell
Robin Larson
Field Is Winner Of Soroptimist Essay Contest
Burr Field won the $50 first prize in the eighth annual Soroptimist Citizenship essay contest at a banquet in Choteau. Field, son of Mr and Mrs Car Field, read the winning essay. regional competition and 17 regional awards of 1000 each are next, with finalist 1500.
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Choteau
Burr Field
Field
Car! Field of
Rex Peterson
Connie ‘Yanbegq Aatjays ‘Eysndny
Rus Dutton
Denise McInerney
Fairfield
Romae Sargent
Chester Hartz
Paul Byrne
Dutton
Dominic Reed
Heber Vance
Choteau and Vicinity Soroptimist Club
Soroptimist Federation of the Americas, Inc
Vance
Robert McDonald
Glaucia Seraphim
AFS
Brazil
Pete Ekegren
Coat misplacement notice at church funeral service
Art Weist seeks contact from person who took his coat at the Methodist Church during Chick Sulgrove’s funeral services. He offers a trade and provides the contact number 466-2781. Also advertising for sale bookkeeping sets ledgers typing adders ribbons and related items.
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Chick Sulgrove
Art Weist
NFO Sets Weekly Meeting Schedule For Farmers
The National Farmers Organization announces meetings this week at Cornell Hotel in Chateau on Thursday March 6 at 8 p.m Lion Hall in Dutton on Tuesday March 11 at 8 p.m and City Hall in Fairfield on Thursday March 13 at 8 p.m. A Sunday program at 3 p.m. on channel 5 KFBB TV explains farm bargaining and marketing services to prospective members.
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National Farmers Organization
Cornell
Chateau
Lions Hall
Dutton
City Hall
Fairfield
NFO
Kfbb-Tv
Don Arensmeyer Promoted to Seattle Plant
Don Arensmeyer, former Choteau resident, received a promotion with Petrolane Steel Gas Inc. and was transferred from Libby to a larger plant in Seattle, Washington. He began with the company at Choteau, later moved to Conrad to manage the Petrolane plant for about two years, then transferred to Libby before this promotion.
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Don Arensmeyer
Choteau
Petrolane Steelgas, Inc
Libby
Seattle
Wash
Arensmeyer
Conrad
Father-Daughter Banquet Held by Brownie Troops
Brownie Troops 97 and 344 organize the annual Father Daughter banquet at the Catholic Parish Center on Sunday March 9 at 530 p.m. Mrs Ray Mills leader of Troop 97 serves as banquet chairman. Subscribe to the Acantha.
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Brownie
Ray Mills
Troop 97
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Legislative Report
John Lyon
Raymond Kelly County Extension
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Clarence Stockstad
North Dakota
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Fairfield City Hall
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Knudtzon Lumber Co
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