Anderson appoints McOmber to Montana Water Commission
Gov. Forrest H. Anderson names Gordon McOmber of Fairfield to the Montana Water Pollution Control Council, replacing Wyman Weydemeyer. McOmber, an irrigation farmer and six term legislator, will start a four year term on July 1 as agriculture representative.
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Anderson
McOmber
Montana Water Commission
Forrest H. Anderson
Gordon McOmber
Fairfield
Montana Water Pollution Control Council
Winton Weydemeyer
Fortune
Montana
House of Representatives
Senate
Citi
Zens
Senate Committee On Agriculture
House Committee On Irrigation and Water Conservation
Sun River
Council
Traveling Team Members Named for Chateau Little League
Cha teau Little League coach Jim Spinder announced the Traveling Team roster of 15 players. The squad includes Keith Van Setten Russell Nelson Kenny Spinder Eddie Larson Jeff Hirsch Rich Nordhagen Mike Whealy Pat Scott Gene Passmore Zales Davidson Richard Chase Gary Dale John Buck Marc Baker and Mike Arensmeyer. A practice game is set with Augusta and league play starts June 2 at Castner Falls with games every Tuesday and Thursday through summer.
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Jim Spinder
Chateau Little League
Spinder
Keith van Setten
Russell Nelson
Kenny Spinder
Eddie Larson
Jeff Hirsch
Rich Nordhagen
Mike Whealy
Pat Scott
Gene Passmore
Zales Davidson
Richard Chase
Gary Dale
John Buck
Marc Baker
Mike Arensmeyer
Augusta
Castner Falls
Local Teacher Plans Recitals
Piano and organ students of Marguerite Hanusa present three recitals on May 30 and 31. Groups by grade perform at 7 30 p m Saturday 2 30 p m Sunday and 5 p m Sunday with listed students across Junior High and High School plus two adults.
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Marguerite Hanusa
Bart Crabtree
Robert Nordhagen
LeRoy Hanson
Scott Corey
Jon Engberg
Rosemarie Stokes
Kitty Saylor
Sharla Hinman
Dana Mosher
P Haynes Attends Leadership Meet
Patti Haynes of Fairfield attended Chatcolab at Camp Heyburn Ida ho from May 10 to 17 on a state 4 H scholarship. Thirty four leaders from seven states participated to develop leadership philosophy methods and activities.
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Patti Haynes
Fairfield
Chatcolab
Camp Heyburn
Idaho
Miss Haynes
Montana
Schaefer outlines ASC program for Choteau Lions
Lyall Schaefer, district ASC director, told Choteau Lions how farm programs affect Montana and Teton County. He warned one cent per bushel change meaning a million dollars for the state, and freight rate shifts could erase a million in Montana’s economy. He noted farmers gain little from rising food prices and Aked that 13 000 dollar grossing farms net about 5 000. He cited efficiency and Canada’s grain surpluses to explain production planning and state allotments, stressing local county land limits and the value of Montana’s grain regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service
Choteau Lions Club
Teton County
Montana
Schaefer
United States
Canada
Teton
Choteau Girls Join Phi Kappa Phi at MSU
Carol Jean Alzheimer and Jean Carol Chalmers of Choteau were among 78 new members initiated this spring into the Montana State University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, a national academic honor. Seniors must hold at least a 3.25 GPA, while juniors need 3.60 or higher. Of the 78 members, 14 are juniors and the rest seniors.
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Carol Jean Alzheimer
Jean Carol Chalmers
Choteau
Montana State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Montana Student Wins AAA Traffic Safety Poster Prize
Carl Wisse, 13, son of Mr and Mrs John Wisse of Chateau, earns a Commendation Certificate in the 26th annual AAA Traffic Safety Poster Contest. He is one of three Montana students recognized from 106 entries submitted by 16 Montana schools for the competition.
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Carl Wisse
John Wisse
Chateau
Montana
American Automobile Association
Local Man Elected to Honor Fraternity
Dean Baker a graduate student at the University of Oregon School of Journalism was elected to Kappa Tau Alpha National Honorary Scholastic Society in journalism. The 27 new members were initiated May 21 by a faculty vote.
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Dean Baker
Chateau
Kappa Tau Alaha
Baker
University of Oregon School of Journalism
School of Journalism
Helen M Dale Receives Elementary Education Degree
Helen M Dale of Chateau earned a Bachelor of Science in elementary education from the College of Great Falls last Friday. The 1970 graduating class of 166 is the largest yet, including students who completed requirements at various times during the academic year.
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Helen M Dale
Chateau
College of Great Falls
For Sale Bookkeeping Sets and Ribbons
Classified item listing offers for sale bookkeeping sets ledgers typing adders and ribbons. Seller claims they have stock or can obtain the items. Contact details not provided.
Community Notes From Chateau Visitors and Events
Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Great Falls visited relatives in Choteau Tuesday and Wednesday staying with Mr and Mrs John Nordhagen and Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy and Mr and Mrs Arnold Hanusa. Lions party in Waterton Park last weekend. Ed Morris of Helena visited Chateau with his family. Mrs Tietge left for Hawaii to join her husband on R and R from Vietnam. Shelmerdines from Thompson Falls and Eureka visited Mrs Nordhagen. Lil Schumacher and Shirley Deardahl attended a beautician workshop in Billings. Paul Kropp hosted Katherine Ladner Edith Torgerson of Polson and Mrs Frank Schultz Penny Lynn and Fred Kropp of Great Falls as guests. Bob Nordhagen from Ames, Iowa visited his mother. Rev. Howard J. Hogue left for six weeks to Indiana for his son’s wedding and speaking engagements. C W Boussard art classes end May 26 and resume in July. End of year pieme held for Boussard students. Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 meets June 3 at 8 pm in JOOF hall. all members invited.
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John Anderson
Great Falls
Choteau
John Nordhagen
Leo Murphy
Arnold Hanusa
Waterton Park
Ed Morris
Helena
George Morris Sr
Johanne Nordhagen
Mike Teitge
Hawaii
Vietnam
Tietge
Bill Vance
Larry Shelmerdine
Thompson Falls
Jim Shelmerdine
Eureka
Chateau
Lil Schumacher
Shirley Dear
Paul Kropp
Malta
Kropps
Bob Nordhagen
Ames
Iowa
Howard J. Hogue
Chateau Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Hogue
C. W. Boussard
Boussard
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31
Joof Hall
Early Farm Program Payments Depend on Certification Date
Teton County farmers in the feed grain and wheat programs are urged to certify early while ensuring full compliance with all rules. Rex Manuel, chairman of the county ASCS committee, notes that early certification accelerates payments, but acreage certifications require complete program compliance. Payments for the 1970 program are to begin after July 1 and end by August, with random checks and full reviews to detect errors.
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Teton County
Rex Manuel
ASCS_ committee
ASCS
ASC
Stored grain keeps farmers in position for best prices
USDA actions expand on farm storage and drying loans to encourage home marketing. Loans now cover drying equipment at 85 percent of net cost up to 5,000 dollars and storage loans at two years production. New loan rate structures set wheat, barley, rye, and flaxseed to keep lean grain home until marketed.
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Manuel
U.S Department of Agriculture
ASC
Teton County
ASCS
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Engagement of Sheila Lear to Lt Robert Mack Planned
Fairfield couple, Mr and Mrs Maurice P Lear, announce the engagement of their daughter Sheila Clare Lear to Lt Robert Duane Mack son of Mr and Mrs S Duane Mack of Omaha Nebraska An Aug 22 wedding is planned Miss Lear a Montana State University junior member of Delta Gamma sorority Lt Mack a University of Nebraska Omaha graduate serving at Malmstrom Air Force Base Great Falls Montana Grandparents mentioned Mr and Mrs R N Lear of Choteau
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Maurice P Lear
Fairfield
Sheila Clare
Robert Duane Mack
S. Duane Mack
Omaha
Neb
Miss Lear
Montana State University
Bozeman
Delta Gamma
Lt Mack
University of Nebraska At
Gormley Outlines Summer Tutorial Plans for Title I
Superintendent Robert Gormley says Chateau Public Schools will run summer tutorial programs funded by ESEA Title I. The program will limit class sizes to focus on 19 elementary students and nine high school pupils, with tutors assisting one or two students to meet state guidance. Students are selected by faculty based on academic and financial need.
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Chateau Public
ESEA
Robert Gormley
Gormley
State Department of Public Instruction
State Department
Wanted Baby Sister Summer Driver’s License Needed
Classified brief notes a wanted sister for the summer with a preferred driver license. Includes contact phone 466-2491 available 8 am to 5 pm. Also advertises 5 Step wedding invitations at Acantha with full accessories selection.
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Acantha
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