Annual 4 H Recognition Dinner Held Sunday in Fairfield Hall
Teton County held its annual 4 H Recognition Dinner at Fairfield Community Hall on Sunday October 1 attracting about 300 attendees. The program honored donors and leaders with many awards including Elfrieda Maurer as outstanding alumni and multiple 4 H achievement prizes across beef horse pin cushion and leadership categories.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Bizzy Bees
Dutton
Brian Beerman
Glenda Wills
Irene Pfiefle
Power
Ora Schultz
Elfrieda Maurer
Kay Menghini
Helen Rice
George Hodgskiss
First National Bank of Fairfield
Tammy DeBruycker
Susan Ferrin
Bill Lewis
Debbie Otness
Marlene Snodgrass
Rodney Peace
Irene Pfeifle
Steven Young
Fran Loch
Lyall Tesch
Cory Phillips
Julie Styren
Donna Hodgskiss
Robin Baquet
Diane Gaarder
Kathy Menghini
Lori van Setten
Nancy Maurer
Cliff Young
Wynn Park
Cathy DeBruycker
Doug Hodgskiss
Brad Hodgskiss
Riscilla Bergen
Patricia Elser
Lars Swanson
Ramona Sherman
Tom Loch
Mark Fischer
August Loch
Luanna Arensmeyer
Gwen Frisbee
Shirley Rice
Mary Anderson
Bonnie Hodgskiss
Kathy Thomas
Maureen Byrne
Tom Fuhringer
Sheri Briggs
Steven Peace
David Stenson
Alan Peace
Janice Young
Connie Frisbee
Risc
Choteau 4-H Reorganization Meeting and Fall Events
Anne's Affairs Choteau 4-H clubs hold a re organization meeting October 12 at 7 30 in the Choteau courthouse. Fall council for Extension Homemakers convenes October 17 in Fairfield Community Hall, with a 3 pm talkback for members. Applications for KEEP due October 15 in Bozeman. KSEN Extension Homemakers Food and Fashion Fair October 14 at Shelby High School Gym features Virginia Sherwood. Free tickets available at Rex's Thriftway and other sponsors.
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Choteau
Extension Homemakers
Fairfield
Homemakers
Chateau Extension Office
KEEP
Kellogg Extension Education
Bozeman
Ksen - Extension Homemakers
Shelby High School
Virginia Sherwood
ABC News
Rex’s Thriftway
Isakson’s Department Store
Eddy's Bread
Petrolane
Ellen’s Meadowgold
Viking Sewing Machine
Jaycees Schedule Halloween Party at Moose Hall
The Chateau Jaycees and Jayceens sponsor a public Halloween party on Saturday Oct. 28 at Moose Hall. Live music and dancing start at 9 p.m. A buffet luncheon runs at midnight. Admission is 1.50 in advance or 2 at the door. Advance tickets from any Jaycee member or Mrs Dan Weist.
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The
Chateau Jaycees
Jayceens
Moose Hall
Jaycee
Dan Weist
Darwin Abbott Enlists in Army at Fort Ord
Darwin Abbott of Chateau enlists in the United States Army for two years and enters Basic Combat Training at Fort Ord California. He was enlisted by Army Recruiting Sergeant Steve Gratzer of Great Falls using the 180 Delayed Entry Program.
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Darwin Abbott
Chateau
United States Army
Abbott
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Steve Gratzer
Great Falls
Engagement Told for Dubois Hinman Wedding Plans
Terry Dubois of Fort Shaw and Jack Hinman of Choteau plan a June wedding. Parents are Mr and Mrs D R Arps of Fort Shaw and Mr and Mrs Harold G Hinman of Choteau. Miss Dubois, a 1970 Simms High School graduate, studies elementary education at Montana State University. Her fiancé, a 1970 Chateau High School graduate, studies mechanical engineering at MSU.
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Terry Dubois
Fort Shaw
Jack Hinman
Choteau
D. R. Arps
Harold G. Hinman
Women attend Yellowstone Conference meetings in Bozeman
Mrs Pete Huidekoper Iona Zgo da Mrs Duard Pollock Mrs Ray Kelly and Mrs Willard Paulus attended the district and annual meetings of the W S C S in Bozeman last week with 240 women from the Yellowstone Conference present.
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Pete Huidekoper
Iona Zgoda
Duard Pollock
Ray Kelly
Willard Paulus
Bozeman
W.S.C.S
Equalization Funds Are Distributed To Montana Schools
Helena The first payment under a new plan for state public school equalization funds amounts to 7.66 million dollars for 1972 73, covering 20 percent of the annual aid. Five payments will be issued through June with dates set for January February March and June. October and other county payments are listed with Cascade receiving the largest allotment and Powder River the smallest.
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Helena
Dolores Colburg
Teton County
Cascade County
Powder River
Correction of Punt Pass and Kick results names
In last week’s Punt Pass and Kick recap the Acantha mislisted the second place 13 year old as Ken Spinder. The correct runner up is Dan Johnson with 280 points, while Keith Van Setten topped the age group with 293 points.
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Acantha
Ken Spinder
Dan Johnson
Johnson
Keith van Setten
Weekend Guests Visit Families Across States
Mrs. E. L. Brobst and Betty Sommerdorf stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Neil. Mrs. Brobst is O'Neil’s sister. Commander J. H. Keating and wife Betty, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Hammond, spent the weekend at Choteau en route to South Carolina and planned another Choteau visit on returning to Anacortes, Washington. Mrs. William K. West of Dayton, Ohio, recently visited Mrs. Marge Hanusa.
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E. L. Brobst
Betty Sommerdorf
Jack O'Neil
Brobst
O’neil
J. H. Keating
Betty
Ellen Hammond
Choteau
South Carolina
Anacortes
Wash
William K. West
Dayton
Ohio
Marge Hanusa
Conrad Woman Claims Agnew is Show Stealer
Norma Keil of the McGovern for President Club at the Toole County library in Shelby denounces Spiro Agnew as a show stealer. She cites credit for the elderly housing project and criticizes the Nixon administration for blocking the Older Americans Housing Act of 1972 and opposing fuller Social Security increases.
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Conrad
Agnew
Norma Keil
Cochairman
McGovern For President Club
Toole County
Shelby
Keil
U.S
House Rules Committee
Nixon
Democratic Congress
Choteau Girls Basketball Opens Season With Fairfield
The Choteau High School girls basketball team begins the season with a practice game at Fairfield on Monday October 16 at 5 PM. The first conference contest is set for October 30 at 7 PM when Brady visits.
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Choteau High School
Fairfield
Brady
Choteau
Bonnie Bremer
Linda Smith
Linda Ferris
Robyn Swanson
Verna Bremer
Tracy Maltby
Vickie Perkins
Jean Rada
Karen Kuster
Jeannie Ferris
Bettina Zier
Winnie Morey
Janet Dale
Denise Weinert
Kathy Wilkerson
Kay Arensmeyer
Toni Maltby
Montana Wheat Committee Moves to Lower Freight Rates
The Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee moves to join North Dakota in pushing lower freight rates for Western export grain. Lloyd Mosdal becomes chairman, with Roger Johnson elected vice chairman and two new grower members joining. Officials from North Dakota, Montana, and Colorado coordinate on domestic rates to the West Coast and align with the National Association of Wheat Growers on transportation efforts.
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Great Falls
Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee
North Dakota
The
Wheat Commission
Lloyd Mosdal
Rapelje
Glenn Moore
Willard
Roger
Swede) Johnson
Wolf Point
Ed Keil
Ledger
Clarence Ritter
Turner
Montana
Bob Brastrup
Brastrup
North Dakota State Wheat Commission
North Dakota Public Service Commission
Montana Committee
Montana Public Service Commission
Lou Boedecker
Francis Fisher
Montana Dept. of Agriculture
Eldon Fastrup
Colorado Wheat Movement
Montanans
National Assn. of Wheat Growers
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Pol. Adv
Betty L. Knutson
Sec
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City of Choteau Leaf Vacuum
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Snow Tire Headquarters
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