Delta Kappa Gamma meeting hosts Rod Hanson guest
Rod Hanson was the guest speaker at Alpha Gamma Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society’s regular meeting held at the Chateau Library on Saturday October 9. Other items note Queen Rebekah Lodge plans an 8 p.m. meeting on Wednesday October 20 with initiation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Hanson
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Chateau Library
Queen Rebekah Lodge
J. Paul Reynolds
Roswell
N. Mex
al Jaumette
Helen Vance
Bozeman
Van Setten Wins Zone PP and K Contest in Choteau
Keith Van Setten, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Van Setten of Choteau, placed first in the Punt Pass and Kick zone contest. He advances to district level in Great Falls this Saturday, being the only Choteau boy to place at Great Falls last Saturday.
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Keith van Setten
Henry van Setten
Choteau
van Setten
Great Falls
Local Teen Center Reopens Friday At The Chateau
The Chateau Teen Center reopens on Friday October 15 at 8 p.m. with no admission charge. The center offers music, games, cards, a juke box, coke machine and pool table for teens to enjoy with friends. Bring favorite games if not available and give it a chance.
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Chateau Teen Center
Card of Thanks from Harriet Hatten
Harriet Hatten expresses gratitude for flowers food and acts of kindness received during her hospital stay. She thanks nurses and doctors for their care and support.
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Harriet Hatten
Fall of 1942 notes from Selma Beringer column
Mrs. John Keller visit to Canada reports excessive rains delaying harvest and tall green grain.Army selectees Joe and Lawrence Alzheimer joined 43 others for physicals. Collins and Chateau communities share social notes, school duties, fruit yields, and local visits.
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Selma Beringer
John Keller
Canada
Harold Crane
Chester
Joe
Lawrence Alzheimer
Glenn Lockwood
Roy Mustoe
Brady
Beringers
Teton Citizen
Acantha
Beringer
Jean Baquet
Collins School
Ruth Corey
George Tomsha
Doris Reiquam
Eileen
Kathryn
Chateau
Billy Reiquam
Bozeman
Bobby
Collins
Walter Banis
Jo- Ann Crane
Dicky Alzheimer
Glen
Charles Fitzgerald
Chris Hoerman
4-H News Dew Diggers Elect New Officers at Legion Hall
The Dew Diggers 4-H meeting approved new officers including Dean Schuler as president and Joe Campbell as vice president. Members invited to join if turning 10 by April 1 with cards due by the November meeting. Recognition Day in Fairfield awarded many members for years of leadership and beef and safety work.
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Dew Diggers
August Loch
Legion Hall
Dean Schuler
Joe Campbell
Terry Philipps
Neil Baquet
Clay Habel
Peter Loch
Fairfield
Gerald Loch
Bill Campbell
Lou Horak
Rudy Fuhinger
Lloyd de Bruycker
Mark DeBruycker
Tom Fuhringer
Paul Goodmundson
Lee Loch
Tom Philipps
Dane Schuler
Max van Heel
Paul van Horn
Ramona Ferrin
Kris Johnson
Deb Otness
Mali Larson
Bill Lewis
Birch Society Prods Nixon to Cancel China Visit
The John Birch Society launches a national protest urging President Nixon not to go to Red China. A four page Protest Letter seeks signatures and distribution to the White House with nearly two million copies in circulation. Local leader Bob Crocker calls a visit to China disastrous for freedom lovers and allies.
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John Birch Society
Nixon
Red China
White House
The
Birch Society
Chateau
Helena couple announces engagement of Kaye Caskey
Mr and Mrs Ralph Caskey announce the engagement of their daughter Kaye Eileen to Charles Sackett Johnson both of Helena. Kaye is a Chateau High School graduate and a 1970 UM Montana journalism alumna employed in Helena by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Johnson is a Helena High School graduate with a journalism degree from UM and a history graduate student. A Dec 30 wedding in Choteau is planned.
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Ralph Caskey
Kaye Eileen
Charles Sackett Johnson
Helena
Miss Caskey
Chateau High School
University of Montana
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Quentin Johnson
Johnson
Choteau
REAP announced for 1972 with $140 million funding
Secretary Clifford Hardin announced the 1972 Rural Environmental Assistance Program with a $140 million level, subject to change by future legislation. The program funds cost sharing for conservation and pollution abatement, prioritizing long term environmental benefits and practices like permanent grass stands and livestock waste management to reduce runoff. Administration will continue under ASC with county committees, aided by Soil Conservation Service Forest Service and Extension Service.
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Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
House Committee On Appropriations
ASC
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service and Extension Service
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Jim
Cheetham
Dutton Schools
University of Washington
B.S
Lions Club
Dutton Bank
Cive
Nels Hemstad
Treas
Turkey
S. D
Premium Center
Collins Vn Pedersen
LaValley
Robert McClenian
McClenian
Charles Tomsha
Oregon
Tomshas
Norris Halden
Karen Joyce
Olaf Larsons
Seattle
Norris
Elizabeth B. Graham
Constitutional Convention
Pol. Adv
Graham
Con Con Club
Margaret Bergstrom
Secy
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Pis
Conrad Eeeees
Malta
Benton
Shelby
Browning
Tom
Burton
Tom Moore
Citizens State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fairfield Hall
Board of
Teton Memorial Hospital
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