Lehnerz Voted Player of Week after Western Montana win
Western Montana College backs Ron Lehnerz and Al Cutler named Bull Dogs of the Week after a 31-15 comeback victory over Rocky Mountain. Lehnerz rushed 25 times for 1140 yards and blocked for teammates Fairman Rhodes and Sabo as Western extended its unbeaten streak to 11. Coach McKeever praised Lehnerz’s blocking and running. Sabo added a Western TD. Brad Gunderson stars for Montana Tech.
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Bulldogs
Gene McKeever
Lehnert
Ron
McKeever
Fairman
Rhodes
Sabo
Frontier
Doug Sabo
Choteau Grid
Western
Choteau
Montana Tech
Butte
Brad Gunderson
Gunderson
The
Orediggers
Susan Rathman Crowned CHS Homecoming Queen
Susan Rathman, a CHS senior and cheerleader, was crowned queen during halftime of the Choteau Shelby football game. Other senior candidates were Teri Poore Pam Baker and Marcie Curtis, chosen by student vote. Halftime saw float winners with the senior class first, sophomores second, CPC and FHA tied for third. a damaged freshmen float was repaired for display.
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Susan Rathman
Choteau High School
Choteau-Shelby
Miss Rathman
Stan Rathman
CHS
Teri Poore
John Poore
Pam Baker
Elmer Baker
Marcie Curtis
Grant Curtis
CPC
FHA
Montana Farmers Union Fall Meeting Report Summary
Congressman John Melcher urged Montana base acreage relief while a bipartisan Senate bloc pushed a farm bill with minimum price supports. Mrs. Jack Richardson highlighted mental health impacts, noting 20 million affected and annual costs near 20 billion dollars. Officers re elected include Ted Kasper president and Howard Anderson vice president. The group planned the Great Falls convention on Oct 28 31.
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
Department
Agriculture Committee
John Melcher
Ted Kasper
Teton County
Jack Richardson
Montana Mental Health Association
Howard Anderson
Dolores Stenson
Robert Rice
Marshall Winship
H. Woodhouse
Montana Farmers Union
Great Falls
Dennis Woodhouse
Daughters of Nile Queen Visits Here in Choteau
Mrs Dorothea C Neath queen of Sapphira Temple No 79 Daughters of the Nile paid an official visit to Choteau Nile Club No 2 on Oct 2. She was joined by state sewing chairman Mrs Carol Mosher of Augusta and Princess Royal Mrs Madge Sutherland of Great Falls. The group dined at the Methodist Church and met at Mrs Larry Banks home as reports on temple activities and the recent Toronto sup reme session were shared.
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Dorothea C Neath
Sapphira
Helena
Choteau Nile Club No 2
Choteau
Neath
Carol Mosher
Augusta
Princess Royal
Madge _ Sutherland
Great Falls
Chateau Club
Methodist Church
Larry Banks
Toronto
Canada
Daughters of the Nile
Shrine Hospitals
Chateau Nile Club No. 2
Wilson Hodgskiss
W. F
Agricultural Survey To Be Conducted Later This Month
Montana crop producers will cooperate in an agricultural survey by the Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service in late October. Farmers will return mailed questionnaires detailing acreage and production of grain and other crops. Data are summarized by the Montana office and sent to USDA for national review and release.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Daniel L. Herbert
USDA
Statistical Reporting Service
Crop , Reporting Board
Washington, D. C
Herbert
Blood Drive Surpasses Quota With 73 Pints Donated
Blood Program chair Mrs Curtis announced last week’s drive met a 73 pint quota. First time donors included 13 individuals from Chateau Rockport and Miller Colonies among others. Curtis marked her third gallon, John J A Kleinsasser reached two gallons, while three new one gallon donors were listed. Next drawing is in January.
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Blood Program
Grant Curtis
John J. A. Kleinsasser
Miller Colony
Jim Spinder
Choteau
Jerry Stenson
Fairfield
Mike J. Hofer
Rockport
Curtis
Mountain Bell Promotes Zook to Great Falls district post
Curtis O. Zook is named Great Falls district plant manager for Mountain Bell replacing retiree Frank Thibaudeau. A Red Lodge native, Zook attended Montana State University and began telecom work in 1962 in Helena, with prior roles in Great Falls and Denver. He is married with two children.
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Curtis O. Zook
Great Falls
Mountain Bell
J. D. Burchett
Montana
Zook
Frank Thibaudeau
Red Lodge
Montana State University
Helena
Denver
Chateau
Rainbow Girls Visit Deaconess Home in Helena
Ten Rainbow Girls from Chateau Assembly No. 54 and their leaders traveled to Helena on Sunday September 27 to present a wall clock and a $25 gift for the older girls at the Intermountain Deaconess Home. Irene Inbody led the project during her term as worthy advisor and the money was raised last June at a bake and pie social. The group also visited Shodair Hospital for Crippled Children, a Masonic supported project the local Rainbow Assembly supports.
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Rainbow
Chateau Assembly No. 54
Grant Curtis
Clark Inbody
Helena
Intermountain Deaconess Home
Irene Inbody
Chateau Rainbow Assembly
Shodair Hospital
Social roundup of visits and events across Montana and nearby states
Sunday dinner guests at Francis Truchot home include TRC Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Edith Van Scherpenzeel. Jesse Malone Sr traveled to Amory Mississippi for a Simmental meeting and bull sale with a Kansas City stopover. Visitors include Elsie Agee Virginia England Kay Zier and others.
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Mary Smith
Edith van Scherpenzeel
Francis Truchot
Jesse Malone Sr
Amory
Miss
Aberdeen
Kenneth Reichs
Hayes Walker III
Kansas City
Elsie Agee
Virginia England
Kay Zier
Gary Truchot
Missoula
Ed Goodan
Shelby
Walter Malone
Great Falls
Flying U
Bynum
Walt
C. K. Malone
Mike Goodwin
George Smith
Don Nelson
Ole
Jesse Malone Jr
Harry Agee
Chris Johnson
Nilan Reservoir
Augusta
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Lehnerz
Mary N. Baker
Republican
Pol. Adv
Coast To Coast Stores
Bob’s
Time Shop
Pacific Trail
CLM
Pees
Choteau, Montana
Farmers Union Fall Meeting
Daughters of Nile Queen
Rainbow Girls
Deaconess
Rob Erickson
Dorothy Reiner
Burr Huffman
Erickson
Elmer Erickson
Howard Truchot
Howard Truchot Jr
Seattle
Tom
Burton
Tom Moore
Norma
Main Ave
North
Polaroid
Rtlm
Norelco
Chateau Urug, Inc
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