Augusta Legion Auxiliary Holds October Meeting and Plans
Augusta Unit No. 51 of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with President Ginger leading. The group approved minutes, reported 83 members paid by October 4 and welcomed 5 new members. They plan a Veterans Day dinner solo, start gift shop work at Ft. Harrison, host November meetings at Thelma Welch’s home, and hold a Trap Shoot event on November 14 with a Buddy Shoot at 2 p.m.
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Augusta
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ginger
Ruth Krone
Lois Cornell
Dee Freeman
Dee 9
Ft. Harrison
Thelma Welch
Grace Doughty
Flossie Chisholm
Gladys Dahl
Winnie Mae White
Augusta Legionnaires
Senior Citizens Calendar Notes and Safety Program
Senior Citizens will hear The Billion Dollar Swindle a four part listening program next week at the center. A fraud prevention directory and protection agencies are provided. Birthday week events include a November 12 party hosted by Cha teau Civic Club with games. Hostesses Mae Arensmeyer and Maggie Blakselee oversee Nov 15 19 activities. Pot luck set for November 21. Membership for 1972 is $5 per person.
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Senate Committee On Aging
Chateau Civic Club
Mae Arensmeyer
Maggie Blakselee
Wedding Dance for Power Couple Marks 25th Anniversary
A 25th wedding anniversary dance for Mr. and Mrs. James W. Anderson of Power will be held November 20 at the Power Legion Hall. The Mavericks will provide music and dancing begins at 9 p.m.
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James W. Anderson
Power
Power Legion Hall
The
Mavericks
Homemakers Crafteria Planned in Chateau Lutheran Church
The Teton County Extension Homemakers host a Crafteria on Saturday November 20 from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Lutheran Church basement, Chateau. Demonstrations include Christmas cards egg carton flowers harem pants wool flowers mints candles crewel quilting and flower arranging with free patterns and instructions. Proceeds fund sending another county homemaker to Women's Week in Bozeman in 1972.
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Teton County Extension
Lutheran Church
Chateau
Bozeman
Hoyt Anniversary Reception Planned
All friends of Mr and Mrs Bill Hoyt are invited to a reception and dance at the Chateau Country Club on Saturday November 13 at 8 p.m. honoring the Hoyts 25th wedding anniversary.
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Bill Hoyt
Chateau Country Club
Hoyts
Counties Press For More Gas Tax To Repair Rural Roads
Sanders County commissioners back a call by Thompson Falls officials for increased state gasoline tax funds to oil rural roads. They say counties have used the extra one cent tax mainly to buy equipment and warn against any move to reduce gas tax allocations. Highway officials report 714 of 1,188 miles of interstate open, with future four lane upgrades and a total five year cost near 380 million dollars split with the federal government.
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Montana
Sanders County
Wesley W. Stearns
Thompson Falls
Carroll Graham
Deer Lodge County
State Highway Commission
Stearns
Flathead County
Missoula
Graham
Lewis Chittim
Annual Meeting of Conservationists Held in Missoula
Missoula hosts the 30th annual Montana Association of Conservation Districts meeting where district supervisors discuss land use planning. Robert Anderson urges focus on everyday changes that threaten resources and outlines panelists including Rep Norris Nichols Rep Peter V Jackson A B Linford Bruce Bugbee and Hal Price.
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Missoula
Mont
Robert Anderson
Fort Benton
Montana Association of Conservation Districts
MACD
Montana
Anderson
Norris Nichols
Stevensville
Peter V. Jackson
Harrison
A. B. Linford
Bozeman
Bruce Bugbee
Missoula City
Hal Price
Helena
Montana Department of Planning and Economic Development
Elk Season Closures Near Sun River Game Range
Elk hunting in District 425 including the Sun River Game Range closes to all elk hunting one half hour after sunset on Thursday November 11. District 424 Benchmark and Area 42 stay open to respective elk hunting with 48 hour closure notice. Area 425 deer hunting continues to November 28. Wi Mo Da Si Club meets November 13 at 2 p.m. at Alma Knudtzon’s home with co hosts Christine Hickey and Julia Monkman.
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Sun River
Fish and Game Department
Alma Knudtzon
Christie Hickey
Julia Monkman
Snowmobile Rules Explained by Fish and Game Board
Snowmobilers face new rules this season with decals and stricter noise limits. The Fish and Game Department clarifies registration through the Registrar of Motor Vehicles, enforcement by game wardens sheriffs police and highway patrol, and bans on shooting from a snowmobile and on chasing or harassing wildlife or livestock.
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Orville Lewis
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Board of Equalization
Local Artist Displays Wood and Photo Works at Chateau Library
Jim Wilkerson, a local contractor, shows wood creations and pictures at Chateau Public Library. The exhibit follows his Jaycee art show appearance, with future displays planned by Ann Arensmeyer Pat Otness Elmer Shock and students of Dorothy Boussard and Mrs H H Blair. The library also features best sellers such as Wheels and Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee. The librarian Thelma Nauck invites all ages to browse and view.
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Jim Wilkerson
Chateau Public Library
Wilkerson
Jaycee
Ann Arensmeyer
Pat Otness
Elmer Shock
Dorothy Boussard
H. H. Blair
Arthur Hailey
Wounded Knee
Dee Brown
David Reuben
R. A
Thor Heyerdahl
Wanted Classified Ads From Choteau Area
Used piano for sale contact Mrs Dale Depner at 466 2268 in Choteau. Babysitting in home five days a week call 466 2831 Choteau. 29 3ic
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Dale Depner
Choteau
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Augusta Legion Auxiliary News
Vern Marr
Senior Citizen News
Imp. Co
Choteau Drug
Charles Crane
Choteau Imp. Co
Teton Pass
Ski Patrol
Hoyt
GALL
Rager Books
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Robert E. Miller
Fish & Game
Thelma Nauck
Wenry
Choteau Ford Sales
Ford Sales
FORD
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Legion
American Legion
Rainbow Girls
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Chamber
Rebekahs
Af&am
W.S.C.S
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