Nominees Named for ASC Committees Across Communities
Community boards announced nominees for next year’s Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committees. Ballots mailed by Nov. 14 will allow voters to choose three committee members and two alternates per community. Nominees cover Diamond Valley Agawam Farmington Fairfield Greenfield and Chateau areas with lists of candidates and filing deadlines set for Oct. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyne McCollum
Community Election Board
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Olson elected head of Rocky Mountain Lutheran Women
Mrs. Merrill Olson of Fairfield was elected president of the American Lutheran Church Women for the Rocky Mountain District at a Great Falls meeting. Officers include Mrs. J. B. Huffman, Chateau. Mrs. Amos Svennigsen, Shelby. Mrs. Don Overs, Great Falls. Mrs. B. A. Liebelt, Great Falls. and Mrs. Russell Hodge, Moccasin. About 120 women attended, with representatives from Fairfield Walter?. Dutton. Chateau. Shelby. Cut Bank. Sunburst. Lewistown. Grass Range. Conrad. Ledger. and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Olson
Fairfield
American Lutheran Church Women of
Rocky Mountain District
Great Falls
J. B. Huffman
Chateau
Amos Svennigsen
Shelby
Don Overs
B. A. Liebelt
Russell Hodge
Moccasin
Walier
Dutton, Chateau
Cut
Bank
Sunburst
Lewistown
Grass Range
Conrad, Ledger
August Mancoronal Dies at Cut Bank
August Mancoronal, 75, died at Cut Bank last week. He was a brother of the late Morris Mancoronal of Conrad and left unmarried, with numerous nieces and nephews surviving. The local Odd Fellows social season will be held Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Mancoronal
Mancoronal
Cut Bank
Morris
Chateau
Wash
Odd
Odd Fellows Hall
Blood Drawing November by Red Cross in Chateau
A Red Cross blood drawing is set for Thursday November 3 in the Chateau at the Methodist Church basement. Hours tentatively 2 to 6 p.m. Eligible donors are ages 21 to 59 in good health and over 110 pounds. youths 18 to 20 may donate with parental written consent. Notification of any hour changes will appear in the Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Red Cross
Chateau
Grant Curtis
Methodist Church
Acantha
Chateau High School Honor Roll List Released
The first six weeks honor roll at Chateau High School is published with seniors Sharon Alzheimer and Joann Chalmers among top scorers. Other noted students include Robbie Crocker Carol Howard Robert McAuley James Murphy Rodney Schilling and many more across all grades. An A plus averages 2.0 and a 6.0 denotes a B plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High
Sharon Alzheimer
Joann Chalmers
Howard Truchot
Virginia Linder
Rita Ramaker
Dean Baker
Robbie Crocker
Carol Howard
Robert McAuley
James Murphy
Rodney Schilling
Jennie Bouma
Dana Boussard
Lynn Nordahl
Season for Pheasants Opens in Montana
The pheasant season starts Sunday at noon and runs 29 days until November 20. In Fairfield Bench area a special hen season opens with the general season. Bag limits are two cocks and one hen or three cocks with a four cock four hen possession in some regions. other areas permit three cocks daily and possession of ei s ead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fairfield
Seaore
Dr Gertson Opens Practice in Chateau
Dr William F Gertson begins his own practice in Chateau after meeting state requirements. A 1956 graduate of the University of Kansas School of Medicine, he interned in New Orleans and served on Blackfoot and Crow reservations before a Riverside California residency. He is married with three children. his home is Atwood Kansas and his office is in the Crary Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gertson
Chateau
Gertson
School of
University of Kansas At
Kansas City
Kan
New Orleans
Riverside
Calif
Atwood
Crary Building
Two CHS Students Earn Commendations For NMSQT
Two CHS students Joann Chalmers and James Crane were commended for high NMSQT scores. Principal Ed Schiller announced the Letters of Commendation signed by the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation president John M. Stalnaker noted these 28 000 commendations nationwide and cited the program’s goals for encouraging excellence and continued study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Ed Schiller
Joann Chalmers
James Crane
John M. Stalnaker
United States
Stalnaker
Dorwin
Sun River Trail Closed to Vehicles
Forest officials on the North Fork Sun River trail No 201 have banned motor vehicle travel due to a public safety hazard on rocky bluffs above Gibson Reservoir. The bluff trail primarily serves packs and saddle stock and a head on collision could send riders into rocks or water below, justifying Regulation U-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark ‘National Forest
North Fork Sun River
Gibson Reservoir
Demo Dinner Speakers Set for Teton County Event
Teva, a lawyer, will headline the fund raising dinner by the Teton County Democrats at Legion Hall in Choteau. Mahon, ex national VFW commander, will speak for party candidates at 7 p m on Saturday Oct 29. County and state candidates will attend. Tickets available from local district organizers in several towns. The Chateau area Democrat HQ opens Fridays and Saturdays with refreshments and literature. Elmer Erickson, county clerk candidate, will attend to meet voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teva
Teton County
Democrats
Legion Hall
Choteau
Jim Dellno
Democratic Central Committee
Mahon
V.F.W
Democrat
Chateau
Pendroy
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Ray Weist
Albert Carlson
Leonard Rice
Leo Murphy
Bob Rice
Rosemary Snodgrass
Dick Fabrick
Rose Slanger
Jim Dellwo
Harry Luinstra
Rae McDonald
Gordon Monkmian
Gladys Baquet
Collins
Elmer Erickson
Counselor Fresee to Interview Handicapped Residents
Wayne Fresee, counselor for the Montana State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, will interview physically handicapped residents of Teton County in Chateau on Wednesday Oct 26. Eligible individuals may receive services including physical examination diagnosis vocational training maintenance equipment prosthetic appliances physical restoration and placement. Contact Fresee at the welfare office in the courthouse for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Fresee
Montana State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Chateau
Teton County
Frosee
Tthe Welfare
Choteau Adopts Traffic Ordinance Limiting Speed and U Turns
Choteau's city council adopted Ordinance 138 on its third reading to set a 15 mph school zone speed limit, ban U turns at Main Avenue intersections, and restrict parking on Main Avenue from 9 am to 5 pm except Sundays and holidays. Enforcement starts after 30 days. The council discussed amber beacon lights and signs at approaches to slow traffic, approved signs and lights, and considered bonds for water line projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Main Avenue
Second
Chateau
Walt Partlow
Chick Sulgrove
Leo Murphy
Chateau Water Department
Great Falls
Junkermeier and Moran
Wolves Edge Bulldogs 26-6 in Cut Bank Upset
Cut Bank Wolves upset the Choteau Bulldogs 26-6 on Friday night at Cut Bank. Bill Narducci scored 25 of the Wolves points with two rushing TDs and a kickoff return, while Waymire Durocher added the other score and the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank Wolves
Choteau Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Wolves
Choteau
Conrad Cowboys
Chateau Field
Bill Narducci
Waymire Durocher
Bulldogs
Narducci
Durocher
Wilson
Chateau
Scotty Seaton
Bulldog
Ray Yeager
Seaton
New Taxpayers Association Organized in Teton County
Articles of incorporation approved at a meeting of the Teton County Taxpayers Assn in Choteau. A board of directors will be elected at the Oct 22 gathering at 2 p.m. in the Legion Hall. The group discusses a proposed 200000 bond for a county hospital at the current rest home site and considers alternate plans with the Memorial Hospital Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Memorial Hospital
Boards of County Commissioners
Teton
State Board “of Health
Bill Jones Caravan Tour Through County Saturday
Bill Jones Republican candidate for state representative leads a Saturday caravan through Chateau Fairfield Power Dutton and Choteau with rallies planned in each town. The route begins at 10 am from Chateau Republican headquarters and ends around 5 30 pm at Pendroy with special festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jones
Jones
Chateau
Choteau
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Bynum and
Pendroy
Nunamaker Family Visits From Bellingham
Mr and Mrs Clint Nunamaker of Bellingham arrived Tuesday with their daughter and family for a several week visit. They will enjoy hunting in the vicinity while staying with the Nunamaker party. Ray Rowley, son of Mr and Mrs Omoot Rowley, left Wednesday for Fort Euster VA after five days visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Nunamaker
Bellingham
Ash
Harry van DeRiet
Nunamaker
Ray Rowley
Qmoot Rowley
Fort Euster
Soroptimist Club installs Janet Wedum at Chateau chapter
New Soroptimist Janet Wedum was installed as a member of the Chateau Soroptimist Club last week. Ellen Hammond led the installation during a regular meeting. The board of directors, Muriel Reiquam, Jane Reuterwall and Lucille Howard, met on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Wedum
Chateau Soroptimist Club
Ellen Hammond
Muriel Reiquam
Jane Reuterwall
Lucille Howard
Charlo Guests Oliver Davis and Emerson Rowley
Oliver Davis and Emerson Rowley of Charlo Montana were overnight guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs Smoot Rowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Davis
Emerson Rowley
Charlo, Mont
Mrs. Smoot Rowley
Dick Moore Named Head of DeMolay Chapter
Dick Moore was selected master councilor for the Chateau DeMolay on Monday October 10. He was installed by Bob Dunckel, past master councilor. New officers include John Kimble, Scott Seaton, Gordon Larson, Dave Barret, Jay Tuomi, Lewis Zimmer, Lloyd Pedersen, Ed Barret, Howard Truchot, Bob Hollar, Ricky Stoudt, and preceptors Don Reiner, Rich Clough, Roger Kelly, Ronnie Gollehon, Walter Malone, Rodney Schilling, Artie Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Moore
Chateau DeMolays
Bob Dunckel
John Kimble
Scott Seaton
Gordon Larson
Dave Barret
Jay Tuomi
Lewis Zimmer
Lloyd Pedersen
Ed Barret
Sentinel
Howard Truchot
Bob
Penny Carnival Planned by Chateau Methodist Youth
The annual Halloween Penny Carnival sponsored by the Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship will be held Monday October 31 at 7 p.m. at the park pavilion with a costume parade at 8 and games refreshments prizes and fun planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship
Park Pavilion
Rest Home Plans Highlight Teton County Hospital Project
County officials discuss the Teton County Hospital plan to expand the Rest Home for 32 beds, funded by Hill Burton schemes and a bond issue. Estimates place total cost near 250000 with potential 200000 bond gap and details to be released before the election.
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Diamond Valley
William R. Briggs
Roy F. Goodell
Arthur Habel
Frank Loch Jr
Robert G. Moser
Alan Odden
Nils Rosok
Robert Stephens
Boyd Trebesch
Fred van Horn
Pendrey
Robert S. Brownell
Oren Clauson
Emerson Earles
Wagner Halverson
Charles Johns
J. A. Kelly
William Lusty
Donald Rice
Edmund Rose
Robert Snodgrass
Clifton Swanson
Chester Thomas
Albert’ Jatinotte
Geoffréy Phillips
Arthur ‘Fesch
C. van Wichen
Glen Yeager
Carl Brunner
Tony Burgmaier
Adam Dahlman
Dana Fitzgerald
Robert Grossman
Leroy Johnson
Robert Lehnert
Cedric Maurer
Harold Pfeifle
Clarence Tackes
Earl Chevalier
Sheridan Erickson
Elmer Fleshman
Arnold Holt
Eugene ‘Johnson
John G. Park
Les Otness
John Peebles
John L. Sulgrove
Harry Wood
Greenfield - Arnold Beck
Royal
Mrs. Olson
New Church
Dan’ Hansen
Phyllis Rice
Kathleen Stokes
Susan Meadows
Audrey Sheble
Linda Vance
Barbee Buchanan
Robert Cherry
Lonnie
Dale
Carol Inbody
David Stott
Karen Gravdal
Marc Anderson
Donna_ Chalmers
Judy Morris
Faith Schwenke
Allen Peters
Ronnie Pierre
Gary Dunckel
Rose Hughes
Jean McGuire
Marsha. Newman
James Sulgrove
Dwight Truchot
Kathy Maloney
Lawrence Truchot
Dr. Gertson
W. F. Gertson
Sun River
Wolves Hand Bulldogs
New Taxpayers Association Incorporated
Caravan
County
Jaccord
State ‘Board of Health
Teton County Hospital
Em EM Isc Yi
State Board of Health
Hill- Burton
Hill-Burton
Board of County Commis- 4
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