Lehnerz and Gunderson Named to All-Frontier Conference Team
Ron Lehnerz and Brad Gunderson, former Chateau High School athletes, earned first-team spots on the All-Frontier Conference football team for 1970. Lehnerz led Frontier Conference runner-up Western Montana College in scoring with 12 touchdowns and 72 points, while Gunderson, a junior at Montana Tech of Butte, was noted as the top defensive end and helped secure the conference title with a Copper Bowl victory over Yankton, S. D.
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Ron Lehnerz
Brad Gunderson
Chateau High School
Butte
Jayceen Meetings Host March of Dimes Talk and Drive
The November Jayceen gathering at Mrs. Ben Hoge’s home featured Gomien Brown from the March of Dimes explaining fund use in the county and showing a poster boy film. They agreed to assist March of Dimes chairwoman Mrs Jim Ramaker with the county drive.
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Ben Hoge
Gomien Brown
March of Dimes
Jayceens
Jim Ramaker
Teton County
Jaycee-Jayceen
Moose Hall
Ray Smith Stars For NMC In Season Opener
Ray Smith a Chateau High School graduate plays for Northern Montana College and helps the team beat Montana Tech 898-73 in the season opener. He scores 8 points and leads in rebounds with 12 while listed at 6'5" and 186 pounds. Smith majors in physical education and minors in history and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Choteau.
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Ray Smith
Chateau High School
Montana
Montana Tech
Smith
NMC
Farmers Union Meeting Held In Great Falls
Tony Dechant National Farmers Union president addressed the Montana Farmers Union convention in Great Falls calling parity at a low since the recession. He warned Nixon era farm policy may fail to lift incomes and criticized price controls. Jack Rehberg Clyde Jarvis and other officials spoke on farm income, parity and membership priorities.
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Farmers Union
Great Falls
Tony Dechant
National Farmers Union
Montana Farmers Union
Deschant
John Melcher
Melcher
Convention On Agriculture
Jack Rehberg
Tony Dechan
Reberg
Clyde Jarvis
MFA
Benjamin F Holman
US Department of Justice
Ravi Novak
National Farmers Union Insurance
Gilbert Rohde
Wisconsin FA
Paul Babey
Local Notables Celebrate Milestone and Community Events
Mrs Edith Van Scherpenzeel marked her 80th birthday on November 11 with family including daughters Mrs Francis Truchot and Mrs Wilma Jensen joining in a dinner and mountains trip. A Fairfield Community Hall dedication dinner and dance featured Chief Justice James E. Harrison as speaker. Relatives and visitors from multiple towns attended various social gatherings and bowling events across Browning and Fairfield.
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Edith van Scherpenzeel
Francis Truchot
Wilma Jensen
Katherine Runkel
Shelby
Edith Claywood
Lewistown
Raymond Rivers
Big Sandy
Paula Truchot
Bobby Truchot
Dellno Agency
A & K Lanes
Browning
Frank Stearns
Tucson
Ariz
al Becker
Ray Kelly
Oscar Eckstrom
Gordon Monkman
Fairfield
James E. Harrison
Bill Anderson
Marvin Hanson
Gresham
Ore
Chateau
Leon Gollehon
Fred Morris
Ray Hanson
Farm Survey Planned for Montana Ranchers
Daniel L. Herbert, statistician in charge, says ranchers will participate in a late November to early December survey by the Crop and Live stock Reporting Service. Data from on site interviews and mail questionnaires will be summarized by the Montana office and sent to Washington for final analysis.
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Montana
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Daniel L. Herbert
USDA
Statistical Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Board
Washington
Grain Growers Convention Set For Next Week
Montana Grain Growers Association hosts the 15th annual MGGA convention at the Ponderosa Inn in Great Falls with speakers from Washington and Portland. Kennard Stephens and Jerry Rees will discuss new farm programs and national wheat policies, while Dick Baum explains marketing to Asia. Calvert Anderson covers grain movements and barge competition. Paul Mills reviews Montana rail service. The event runs Sunday to Tuesday with a preconvention directors meeting and a banquet program on Monday.
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Great Falls
Ray Lohr
Carter
Montana Grain Growers Association
MGGA
Ponderosa Inn
Kennard
Stephens
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Lohr
Jerry Rees
National Association of Wheat Growers
Dick Baum
Western Wheat Associates
Portland
Ore
Montana
H Calvert Anderson
Walla Walla
Wash
Inland Empire Waterways Association
Paul L. Mills
Washington, D. C
Transportation Services
Consumer and Marketing Services Transportation and Warehouse Division
USDA
Board of Directors
Artists to Exhibit At Shelby Bazaar
North central Montana artists and others from the state and southern Alberta plan a two day Shelby Art Bazaar at the Elks Lodge. Doors open Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m. Artists may bring work Friday evening or Saturday morning for display and meet patrons.
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Mantana
Alberta
Canada
Shelby
The
Elks Lodge
Fire department puts out blaze at Nesbit residence
Firemen extinguished a car fire at the Dave Nesbit residence Monday morning. Sparks from a cutting torch while the car was being disassembled for scrap iron touched off the blaze. No monetary loss reported.
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Dave Nesbit
Pap Test urged to detect uterine cancer early
About 14,000 women will die of uterine cancer this year. Most could have been saved if cervical cancers had been discovered and treated in time. The American Cancer Society urges all women to ask their doctors about the Pap Test.
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The
American Cancer Society
Judge McPhillips Faces Backlog After Swiss Missoula Trip
District Judge R. D. McPhillips returned from Missoula where he finished the last of three jury trials on a Frenchtown interstate highway project. He also heard a non jury case there. Pondera County opened its jury term Monday November 16 with the first criminal action on the calendar. Te ton County will hear its first case Monday November 23. Toole County’s calendar was heard in October in Shelby.
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McPhillips
Frenchtown
Pondera County
Teton County
R. D. McPhillips
Toole County
Shelby
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Yankton, S. C
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Choteau Drug, Inc
R. Smith
NM College
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Naney’s
del Monte
Keebler
Cookie Sale
Lindsay
U.S. NO
Tangerines
Tom
Burton
Tom Moore
Shelby Bazaar
Judge McPhillips
Missoula
Acantha
Bake Sale
Usda Good
Chuck Roast
Usda Soon
Usda Pound
Usda Goodly Qc
Walt’s Meat Market
Choteau Food
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