Past Present Swim Team Awards Party Celebrates 1969 Season
About 150 people attended the Lions Club hall for the Past Present Swim Team Awards Party. Seventy six swimmers received team awards while others earned life saving, state patch, or letterman honors. Notable honorees included Susan Rathman John Breen Gary Beaudeau and Jody Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Susan Rathman
John Breen
Miss Rathman
Theresa Scott
Pat Scott
Barbie Scott
Mike Wilkerson
Bill Smith
Nancy McCauley
Jackie Ferris
Kathy Wilkerson
Dave Rathman
Jim Pourroy
Chu@& Rose
Chris Oertel
Kathy Rathman
Jody Hamilton
Lauri Peck
Janet Otness
Mary Hensley
Jeanine Hamilton
Bonnie Bremer
Verna Bremer
Jerrie Barrett
Letterman
Carol Peterson
Debbie Reiding
Jim Weinert
Gary Beaudeau
John Nordhagen
Zane Anderson
Marcia Curtis
Wilkerson
Dru Nordhagen
Jerry Breen
Gary Dale
Todd Curtis
Mike Hamilton
Van Auken Student Visits Parents Over Weekend
Dick Van Auken a student at Carroll College in Helena was home for the weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Milton Van Auken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick van Auken
Carroll College
Helena
Milton van Auken
H D Council Meets All Clubs Present
The fall council meeting at the court house in Chateau on Oct 14 at 1 36 featured representations from Diamond Valley Collins Greenfield and Modern rs. Officers elected were Audrey Stenson president Clara Rohm vice president Marge Mathison secretary treasurer and Lou Horak reporter.
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Court House
Chateau
Diamond Valley
Collins
Greenfield
Modern Rs
Audrey Stenson
Clara Rohm
Marge Mathison
Lou Horak
Ginger Gray
Dorothy Gallup
Donna Alzheimer
Agnes Alzheimer
Greenfield and Modern
Mrs
Army private completes ammunition storage course
Private Dale W. Converse 24, son of Mrs. Dorothy L. Converse of Augusta, finished the 10 week ammunition storage course at the U S Army Missile and Munitions School Redstone Arsenal Alabama. He learned to receive store ship and issue ammunition components and explosives and to destroy unserviceable items. Converse enlisted August 1968 after basic training at Fort Benning Georgia and graduated Augusta High School in 1963. His wife Sharon resides at Casa Mobile Park Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
Dale W. Converse
Dorothy L. Converse
Augusta
U. S. Army Missile and Munitions School
Pvt
Converse
Army
Ft. Benning
Augusta High School
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Sharon
Casa Mobil Park
Weather Data For Week Ending October 21
Daily readings show highs and lows across October 15 to October 18 with precipitation totals. The week closes with a high of 65 and a low of 12 on October 17, and year to date precipitation at 10.34 inches versus 11.78 inches last year.
Changes Set For Procedure Of Loan Grain
Farm stored grain offered for price support loan this fall will be measured to determine quantity. Rex Manuel, chairman of the Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, says loans on 1969 crop farm stored wheat, barley, oats, rye, flaxseed and dry beans. Measurements will improve accuracy and storage payments, with loans based on 90 percent of measured quantity and basic county rates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Manuel
ASCS
Teton County
Glasgow families visit, hunts, and college notes
Mr and Mrs Claudy Propper with Linda Alley of Glasgow spent a few days visiting their son in law and daughter Rob and Linda Taylor. Gregor Tangen hosted Sunday dinner with Don and Herb Tangen families and grandchildren Marlene and Nancy Ober. Dr. Lowell Bosshardt and family from Seattle arrive for a week of hunting with Dr Donald Bosshardt. Tom McCartney and family traveled to Bozeman for Tim McCartney to play defensive tackle in Bobbitten Grizzly Cub game and to attend homecoming activities. Kathryn Ann Habel of Dutton, among seven Carroll College seniors, is set for student teaching in Butte and Helena this semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudy Propper
Linda Alley
Glasgow
Bob Taylor
Gregor Tangen
Don Rice
Herb Tangen
Marlene
Nancy Ober
Inverness
Bill Miller
Maria
Cliff Barrett
Lowell Bosshardt
Seattle
Donald Bosshardt
Tom McCartney
Bozeman
Timothy
Tim
Michael
Kathryn Ann Habel
Dutton
Carroll College
Butte
Helena
Miss Habel
No Changes Planned For Barley Diversion In 1970 Program
The U S Department of Agriculture says the barley diversion minimum for 1970 remains 20 percent of a farm's barley base acreage, same as 1969. Malt barley is not exempt and substitution of wheat for oats rye requires a 20 percent diversion of the oat rye base. The 1969 oats rye diversion was 15 percent. Further 1970 feed grain details for barley corn and sorghum will follow.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Legion Auxiliary Plans to Meet in Geraldine Home
A special meeting of C. James Smith Unit No. 6 American Legion Auxiliary will be at Mrs. W. W. Scott’s home on Monday October 27 at 8 p.m. Co host Mrs. Fred Bremer. District 8 president Mrs. Marcus Nichols of Geraldine will make an official visit. Girls State delegates Kim Sabo and Sandy Hanson will attend, and Jane Southard will deliver a Girl Scout report. Members urged to attend. friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
W. W. Scott
Fred Bremer
District 8
Marcus Nichols
Geraldine
Kim Sabo
Sandy Hanson
Jane Southard
Montana Scout Runner-Up at Regional Meeting
Arnold Hanusa of Choteau and Harold Floyd of Great Falls attended the regional Boy Scout officers meeting in Seattle. Floyd earned second place in the Report to the Nation contest, losing to William V. Forrest of Pocatello, Idaho, for regional representation.
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Arnold Hanusa
Choteau
Boy Scouts
Seattle
Hanusa
Great Falls
Harold Floyd
Montana
Eagles
Floyd
William V. Forrest
Pocatello
Idaho
Teen Challenge Set Date for Local Visit
Three workers from the Philadelphia Teen Challenge Center will speak at Fairfield Assembly of God Church in Fairfield on Wednesday Oct 29 at 7 30 p m They will show the film Miracle on Broad Street about life at the center and a former addict will give a personal testimony The program reflects the group’s work in narcotics plagued urban neighborhoods and was started by David Wilkerson author of The Cross and Switchblade.
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Philadelphia
Funeral today for Alvera Arp
Mrs. Alvera Helen Laber Arp 74 died in Deaconess Hospital Great Falls last Monday. Funeral 10:30 a.m. at Guardian Angel Church Power with Rev. Harry Butohi officiating. Burial Chateau Cemetery. Survivors include Carl Arp widow three daughters a son a sister two brothers 14 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren. Zwerneman Mortuary in charge.
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Carl Arp
Deaconess
Great Falls
Guardian Angel
Carl Henry Arp
Glendive
Fairfield Beach
Power
Glenn
Catherine) Smith
Donald
Florence) Grant
Blackfoot
Reuben
Loretta) Dittus
Roy Lee Arp
Edmonds
Wash
Margaret Roddenizer
Jacksonville
Fla
George Laber
Mitchel
S. D
Joe Labers
Waterloo
Iowa
John O'Day
Joe Tackes
Mike Heckford
Dale Bauman
Ed Gebhart
Boyd Smoot
Zwerneman Mortuary
Hanusa Honored For Selling Bonds
Arnold Hanusa of Chateau is named one of six county U S Savings Bond chairmen who have served since 1941. The program began in 1941 with volunteer county chairmen in 56 counties. Montana topped its quota after the 1945 Victory loan drive.
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Arnold Hanusa
Chateau
U. S. Savings
U. S. Treasury Department
Montana
Library Meeting Set for October at Chateau Public Library
Friends of the Library will meet Thursday October 30 at 7 30 p m at the Chateau Public Library. All members are urged to attend.
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Friends of the Library
Chateau Public Library
Augusta Couple Attend Funeral in Hamilton Montana
Pastor and Mrs. Edward Ferguson traveled to western Montana after the death of Mrs. Ferguson s aunt. They left Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. O A Glidewell in Hamilton and returned in time for the National Day of Prayer Service at Augusta Community Church Wednesday night at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ferguson
Western
Montana
Heart Attack Kills Augusta Custodian On Hunting Trip
William E. Lovell 63 of Augusta died Sunday of an apparent heart attack while hunting near Helena. Lovell, born May 6 1906 in Santa Rosa California, married Alvina Pocha in Fairfield August 24 1953. He moved to Augusta in 1954 and served as custodian of Augusta High School. Burial in Augusta Cemetery followed a Rosary at St Matthias Church and a Mass. Banks Funeral Home handled arrangements. Pallbearers named.
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William E. Lovell
Augusta
Helena
Lovell
Santa Rosa
Calif
Alvina Pocha
Fairfield
Augusta High School
St. Matthias Catholic Church
Joseph Byrne
Banks Funeral Home
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Geraldine Breen
Legion Auxiliary
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Choteau Drug
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Augusta News
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John Nelson
Paul Rohnke
Stan Balek
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M. G. Henry
Dick Cotton
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