Enid Lt Trebesch Receives Air Force Silver Wings
First Lieutenant Richard D. Trebesch of Enid Oklahoma earned U.S. Air Force silver pilot wings with honors at Vance AFB Oklahoma after training. He will join Williams AFB Arizona as an Air Training Command instructor pilot following instruction at Tyndall AFB Florida. Trebesch is a Dutton High School graduate and Western Montana College bachelor, commissioned at Lackland AFB Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
Richard D. Trebesch
Laurence G. Trebesch
Dutton
U.S. Air Force
Vance Afb
Tyndall, Afb
Fla
Williams Afb, Ariz
Air Training Command
Dutton High School
Western Montana College
Lackland Afb
Tex
Grain Reseal Storage Rates Unchanged for 1969-70 Season
Montana officials said reseal storage payments for 1969-70 will stay at current rates. Farmers earn 13.14 cents per bushel yearly for 1968 crops of corn wheat or barley and 9.855 cents for 1968 oats. older year rates are 12.045 for barley and wheat and 8.76 for oats. Reseal must be completed by July 31 with warehouse loan extensions due by June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo S. Kolstad
Montana
ASC
Kol Stad
CCC
Late Mallard Season a Good One in Three States
Wyoming Colorado and Montana officials call the late December to January mallard hunt a success. Montana reports 35 percent of permit holders did not hunt due to winter weather while those who did were more selective and successful. The season encouraged selective shooting and the commission plans to seek another similar period with the federal agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Wynn Freeman
Freeman
Fish and Game Commission
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Fielding Wheat Advocates Promotion and Funding
Fielding Wheat argues for stronger wheat use via a Wheat and Wheat Foods Foundation plan. Glenn Moore of Willard leads Montana representation with two producer directors from Montana Grain Growers. The proposal suggests a one cent per hundredweight levy on wheat for domestic consumption to fund a ten million dollar promotion drive. August yields peak bread demand. nationwide Sandwich Month cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Fielding Wheat
Wheat and Wheat Foods Foundation, Inc
Glenn Moore
Willard
Wheat Committee
Moore
Ted Schwinden
Montana Grain Growers
Montana Wheat
Teton Memorial Hospital News Briefs
Hospital notices list admitted patients including Louise T. Jackson Choteau Earl Perkins Bynum Eva Obernolte Choteau Ruby Reiding Choteau Julia Lovall Choteau Mary Sherman Choteau Karolina Schmidt Fairfield Margaret Rapp Great Falls births include a daughter to Louise Jackson Choteau and a son to Mary Sherman Choteau dismissals name Loreva Oakley Fairfield William Obernolte Choteau M Floreine Stoudt Choteau Mary Brown Fairfield Charles VanderPas Fairfield Grover Morton Augusta. Still hospitalized include Eva Obernolte Choteau Cornelius Kooyman Choteau Ruby Reiding Choteau Gladys Ellingson Fairfield Gussie Cardelli Choteau Mary Sherman Choteau Freda Johnson Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise T. Jackson
Choteau
Earl Perkins
Bynum
Eva Obernolte
Ruby A. Reiding
Julia M. Lovall
Mary A. Sherman
Karolina K. Schmidt
Fairfield
Margaret E. Rapp
Great Falls
Loreva Oakley
William R. Obernolte
M. Floreine Stoudt
Mary Brown
Charles VanderPas
Grover Morton
Augusta
Cornelius Kooyman
Library News Announces Summer Programs at Local Library
The board met May 19 and approved a Saturday children story hour starting June 7 at 10 am through July 28. A Moon Landing reading program runs June 10 to July 15 with three books per student and a pin for completion. New juvenile titles from Wilder, Clewes and Anderson accompany adult reads like Linkletter Down Under and The Naked Ape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Library
Great Falls
Ann Arensmeyer
Ann
Fairfield auxiliary officers installed for 1969 70 year
The Howard E. Anderson Auxiliary to Post No. 4605 and the Avery Dehnert Auxiliary to Post No. 4109 of Fairfield held a joint installation for the 1969 70 year with officers named for Chateau Auxiliary including President Gertie Armstrong and senior vice president Mrs William Sabo. VFW and American Legion Auxiliaries will again meet to make Memorial Day wreaths and assist services. Mrs Leo Pierre reported on the District No 2 convention in Great Falls. Afterward coffee and dessert were served by Mrs Jim Hamilton and Mrs William Sabo. Gratitude expressed to staff at Teton Memorial Hospital and Doctors Sexton and Bosshardt for care. Thanks extended to Chateau Drug for daily papers and to all who sent messages and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Anderson
Avery Dehnert
Fairfield
Chateau
Gertie Armstrong
William Sabo
Cleo McClue
Henrietta Cook
Jack O’neil
Clifford Blixrud
Romey McCollum
Great Falls
Jim Hamilton
Teton Memorial Hospital
IRS to Survey Montana Firms for Filing Compliance
Helena Montana Internal Revenue Service will start a three month compliance survey of a cross section of non farm businesses to verify all required federal tax returns are filed. The effort aims to check Master File completeness, not to judge return accuracy, and will address income withholding social security and miscellaneous excise taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Internal Revenue Service
Nelson L. Seeley
Revenue
Seeley
IRS
Engaged couple plans August wedding in Montana
Mr and Mrs Arley Jolliffe of Cut Bank announce the engagement of their daughter Cathy Lehnerz to Scott Russell son of Mr and Mrs C E Russell of Choteau. Cathy is a 1967 Choteau High School graduate employed by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Helena. Scott, a 1967 Choteau High School graduate, works for Safeway Stores in Missoula. The couple plans an August 30 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley Jolliffe
Cut Bank
Cathy Lehnerz
Scott Russell
C. E. Russell
Choteau
Miss Lehnerz
Choteau High School
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Helena
Russell
Chateau High School
Safeway Stores, Inc
Missoula
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John O. Nordhagen
H. P. Campbells
Choteau Flying Service
Tire Sale
Plycron
AMOCO
Rich’s
Fish & Game News
Bob Brastrup
Montana Wheat Research G Marketing Committee
Jaylees
Library News
Bill Breen
W.F.W. News
Sanford
Acco
Chateau Acantha
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