Price Support Availability Is Told By ASC Committee Chairman
Chairman Rex Manuel of the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee explains price support loans and marketing options as harvest nears completion. Loans apply to wheat barley and oats with on farm and warehouse options and rates, available through the county ASCS office in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Rex Manuel
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Teton County
ASCS
Choteau
Committees Named for Annual Old Settlers Meeting
Te ton’s Oldest Settlers form committees for the Oct 24 gathering at Legion and Odd Fellow halls. Banquet starts 6 30 p m with program and dance. membership rules require 51 years old, Montana resident 30 years, Teton County 20 years. dues are 1 per person.
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Old Settlers Meeting
Teton
Gordon Monkman
Legion
Odd Fellow
Marion Averill
G. I. Tangen
Bill Bateman
Irene McManus
Tom Moore
Chateau - Bill Irwin
H. H. Wuest
Pendrey - Paul Rice
Charles Field
Bynum
Bert Stott
Ora Knowlton
Dutton
Milton Johnson
Harry Laubach
Collins
H. M. Montague
Greenfield
Minnie Manual
Georgia Voise
Fairfield
Obert Lee
T. J. Kolste
Power
Olive Bauman
Great Falls
Joe Radcliff
Ellen Swanson
Stairs
Pete Savik
Jess Bleecker
Frank Zgoda
Adolph Bushman
John Shoquist
Rose Jensen
Eva Burns
John Sullivan
Carrie Salmond
Christina Sulgrove
John Moore
Maggie Bannatyne
Jim Peebles
George Tweet
Maggie Blakeslee
N. W. Edwards
Martin Rose
Frances Juelfs
Muriel Reiquam
Wilbur, Yeager
Russell Larson
Wes Cherry
Montana
Teton County
Bethel Bible Series Underway at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Bethel Series, an international adult Bible study, begins at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cha teau with 80 congregants enrolled. Teachers Mrs Burr Huffman Mrs Fred Meadows and Mr Richard Crabtree have prepared extensively for fall sessions starting Oct 14 at 730 p.m. ACES Madison administers the program which has engaged over a quarter million participants and has been taught in 50 states and many countries. The series uses the Bible as a core text with supplementary materials and has been translated into six languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Marlow Engberg
Engberg
Burr Huffman
Fred Meadows
Richard Crabtree
Adult Christian Education Foundation
ACES
Madison
Wis
Canada
Canal Zone
Mexico
Grand Bahamas
Brazil
Japan
Hong Kong
Korea
Malaysia
Formosa
Democrats to Open Headquarters in Chateau
The Teton County Democrat Women’s Club will open a Democratic Headquarters in Chateau on Monday Oct 5 next to Abbott Implement. Hours are daily 1 to 5 30 pm except Sundays. Fairfield Democratic women run the first week and hold a pie sale on Saturday Oct 10. A meeting at the headquarters Monday at 1 pm invites all county Democratic women to attend for planning. lunch will not be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Date Announced For Demo Dinner
Teton County Democratic Central Committee chairwoman Enola Baggenstoss announced a Democratic banquet in Fairfield on Saturday October 17 with Lt. Gov. Tom Judge as featured speaker and multiple county and state candidates expected to attend. Final plans and more details are forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Enola Baggenstoss
Fairfield
Moonlight Madness Promises Nighttime Deals in Choteau
Choteau merchants plan a Moonlight Madness promotion on Saturday October 10 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with most stores staying open. Clerks will wear night attire for dressed down shopping and bargains. The event is sponsored by the Choteau Chamber of Commerce with no prizes offered and more details to come in next week's Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Acantha
Farm Bureau To Meet Here
The Teton County Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting and banquet at the Masonic Hall in Chateau on Wednesday October 14. The 3 p.m. meeting features Terry Radcliff College of Great Falls English as the main speaker with Agnes Peterson reporting on the Montana Youth Freedom Seminar at MSU. Stanley Burger MFBF executive secretary will be present. Banquet serves at 6 30 after the meeting and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farm Bureau
Masonic Hall
Chateau
Terry Radcliff
Radcliff
College of Great Falls
Fairfield High School
Agnes Peterson
Earl Peterson
Fairfield
MSU
Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Stanley Burger
MFBF
Malta Mustangs crush Chateau 47-0 on homecoming night
Malta overpower Chate au 47 to 0 at home for Homecoming as Craig Stiles threw three touchdowns and ran 48 yards for another score. Malta improved to three straight league wins while Chateau faced injuries and limited scoring opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Chateau
Bulldogs
Malta
Knutson
Mustangs
Craig Stiles
T.D
Rick Mans
Duane Walker
Frazer LaFond
Lions Pool Festival Set For Saturday At City Pavilion
Choteau residents are urged to attend the Lions Club Pool Festival this Saturday at the Choteau Pavilion. Doors open 7 p.m. Proceeds support the Lions Civic Charity fund and the pool. No admission, four door prizes, bake sale profits go to support pool expenses. Volunteers seek donations of baked goods from Lions wives swim team mothers and other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Area
Lions Club
Choteau Pavilion
Lions Civic Charity Fund
Choteau
Lions
McCartney
Chateau
Pool
Leo Murphy
Leonard Sheble
Red Cross Blood Draw Planned Friday at Methodist Church
Blood drive led by Mrs. Grant Curtis set for Friday Oct 2 from 2 to 6 pm in the United Methodist Church basement. Donors urged to meet a 65 pint quota with new donors welcome. Rainbow Girls will babysit. Blood sent to Great Falls bank for local use with only administration fee charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Methodist Church
Curtis
Rainbow Girls
Great Falls
Choteau High to Host Homecoming Friday Parade and Dance
CHS plans a 5 p.m. parade through downtown Choteau followed by a 7 p.m. snake dance at the courthouse and a football game against Chateau Bulldog Shelby Coyote. Queen crowning occurs at halftime with a dance after the game. candidates are seniors Teri Poore Susan Rathman Marcie Curtis and Pam Baker. Five floats compete with prizes.
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Choteau High School
Choteau
Court House
Teri Poore
Susan Rathman
Marcie Curtis
Pam Baker
Chateau High School
Teton Memorial Staff Expanded
Jim Humble announces Mrs. Walter McNutt joins Teton Memorial Hospital as a part time medical technologist to cover for Arnold Johnson. The addition allows seven day laboratory staffing. McNutt is Chateau area native, graduate of Chateau High School 1960 and College of Great Falls 1970. She interned at Columbus Hospital and worked at Great Falls Hospital and Clinic before moving to Chateau last month. She and her husband, an H and H Implement salesman, have two daughters Tami and Kim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Humble
Teton Memorial Hospital
Walter McNutt
Humble
McNutt
Arnold Johnson
Chateau Area
Malcolm Lussenden
Chateau High School
College of Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Chateau
K's Auto Parts Relocates To Larger Chateau Site
Jim Spinder, manager of K's Auto Parts in Chateau, announced the firm has moved to the former Lee's Grocery building, across from Teton Motors. The new store offers nearly double the floor space to serve customers, with a grand opening planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Spinder
K's Auto Parts
Chateau
Lee's Grocery
Teton Motors
Spinder
Citizenship Award To Be Presented By Soroptimists
The Soroptimist Club of Chateau and Vicinity announces its 10th annual Citizenship Award Program for high school seniors. Eligibility requires good moral character and a record of service, dependability, and leadership in home, school, and community. Local schools will be contacted to encourage participation. The winner receives $100 and may advance to district and regional awards up to $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimist Club of
Chateau and Vicinity
Soroptimist Foundation
Power
Dutton
Fairfield
Augusta
Chateau
Firemen's Dance Slated for Oct 10
Tickets are on sale for the annual Firemen's Dance to be held Saturday October 10 in the city pavilion replacing the traditional New Year's Eve event due to waning interest and costs. Admission is 250 per couple with proceeds funding smaller equipment for the Fire Department. The Chateau Fire Department battled a grass fire near Ed Wacker's residence last Saturday with 15 firefighters racing to extinguish it in about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Anderson Anderson
Chateau
Ed Wacker
Wacker
Catholic Dinner To Welcome New Pastor At St Joseph’s
A potluck dinner is planned at St Joseph’s Catholic Rectory on Sunday October 4 after the 11 am mass to greet Father James Gannon and new parishioners. All congregation members are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic
James Gannon
Pass Punt and Kick contest sights Sunday finale
The annual PP and E contest sponsored by Choteau Ford Sales will be held Sunday October 4 at 2 pm on the high school football field. Oscar Ekstrom says signups are open for boys ages 8 to 13 with about 60 competitors expected. prizes include first through third place trophies in each age group and first place advances to the Great Falls zone competition. The event moves from Saturday to Sunday this year and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Ford Sales
Oscar Ekstrom
Ekstrom
Great Falls
Chateau Jaycee Chapter Wins Third in Parade of Cities
The Chateau Jaycee Chapter earned third place in the Parade of Cities at the Montana State Jaycees fall board meeting held at Big Mountain near Whitefish. Billings took first and Lewistown second as chapters shared quarterly awards recognizing three months of community and organizational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jaycee
Montana State Jaycees
Billings
Lewistown
Jaycee
Big Mountain
Whitefish
Burton Stallwood
Montana
USS
Rhode Island
Dale Drever
Chateau Club
Jaycees
British Columbia
Dreyer
Chateau
Ball McCauley
Jack Clark
Dan Maysnn
Jay Dunckel
Ron Swortsel
Duck Goose and Swan Season Opens in Teton County
The 1970 71 Montana migratory waterfowl season begins in Teton County one half hour before sunrise on Saturday Oct 10. Ducks may be hunted daily until Jan 10 1971 with a six duck daily limit and 12 possession. Goose season runs with similar hours, ends Dec 6 1970, six geese per day with caps on Canada and Ross' geese. A whistling swan season starts Oct 10 with 500 permits for one swan each, valid Oct 10 to Jan 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
Jaycees Host Demo Candidates At Special Meeting
The Chateau Jaycees invite the public to a Thursday 7:30 pm meeting at Moose Hall where Democratic candidates Gordon McOmber Charles Doheny Gordon Monkman Al Becker and others will address attendees. Refreshments follow. A similar program with Republican candidates is planned for October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jaycees
Moose Hall Bach
Gordon McOmber
Farrfield
Charles Doheny
Dutton
Gordon Monkman
Reconder
al Becker
Sheff
Charles Joslyn
Connie Kuster
Chester Baker
Roy Goodell
Lee Zwerneman
Don LaBaugh
Jaycees
ASC committee elected at Teton County convention names Yeaper leader
Glen W Yeaper, seasoned Te ton County farmer, is named to a three year term on the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee by delegates at the ASC County Convention held Sept 25. Rex Manuel and Arthur M. Habel chosen as chairman and regular member. Harold Gaarder and Bernard Toenyes named as first and second alternates. Committees take office Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen W Yeaper
Teton County
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
ASCS
Rex Manuel
Arthur M. Habel
Harold Gaarder
Bernard Toenyes
Manuel
Habel
Conserva
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Guy) Johnson
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Jesse Gleason
Jim Sulgrove
Gene Armstrong
Paul Marinchek
Farm Bureau
Shelby
Don Knutson
Shelby Coyotes
Coyotes
Rock Svennigsen
Jim Mallette
Dave Bloom
Lonnie Kelly
Lee McCauley
Bob Hodgskiss
Mike Thronson
John Nordhagen
Conrad Gunderson
Bulldog
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Chinook
Shelby Ee Eeeene
I Cut Bank
Ft. Benton
Browning
City Pavilion
Stan Rathman
Tom McCartney
Hank Smith
Dick Nordhagen
Arnold Hanusa
Ira Perkins
Pete Ekegren
Bob Gormley
J. R. Crabtree
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W. W. Scott
Jim Smith
Enoch Stroh
Bob Armstrong
Barney McClue
Jack Rogers
Bill Vance
Bob Zion
Charles Boussard
Jack Wright
C. ©. Gorder
Ray Kelly
Grant Curtis
Vern Smith
Fuzz Armstrong
Don Passmore
Gale Isakson
Judge Burns
John Dunckel
Bob Nauck
Jake Luinstra
Dick Fabrick
Bill Olsen
Rex Peterson
Irv Thompson
Ray Weist
Les Otness
CHS
Teton Memorial
K’s Auto Parts Store
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