Re elected Montana Director D P Fabrick leads MRA
D P Fabrick mayor of Chateau was re elected Montana Director to the National Reclamation Association at the Montana Reclamation Association 29th annual convention in Billings Axel Perssons was elected president and Sidney succeeding Dean Olson as vice president Worth Lawson Chinook was elected treasurer O A Bergeson of Dillon also re elected and Perssons spoke on Montana water development noting ground breakings for Yellowtail and Clark Canyon projects and Willow Creek dam dedication plans in October 1961
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana Reclamation Association
Axel Perssons
Sidney
Dean Olson
Wolf Point
Worth Lawson
Chinook
O. A. Bergeson
Dillon
D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
Montana
National Reclamation Association
Perssons
Lower Yellowstone
MRA
Ontana
Hardin
Big Horn River
Clark Canyon
Beaverhead
Recognition Event Attended by 325 4 H Club Members
At the annual Recognition Event for Teton county 4 H clubs held in Fairfield on Wednesday October 18 the gathering drew 325 4 H members with parents and friends in attendance. The Fairfield American Legion Auxiliary prepared and served the ham dinner.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Fairfield American Legion Auxiliary
LOOM to Hold Annual Youth Honor Day
The Chateau Moose Lodge hosts a Halloween youth dance for seventh and eighth graders and new students with free admission for pledging not to cause trouble. Music by the Rhythmaires, 9 to 12 Halloween night, with parental permission slips required for after curfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Moose Lodge
The
Moose
Moose Lodge
Rhythmaires
Helena Visitors Nordhagens Stop Over This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. John Nordhagen and Mrs. Johanna Nordhagen were in Helena for a weekend visit, staying with local friends and sightseeing around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nordhagen
Johanna Nordhagen
Helena
Assembly Warden Blanche Parks to Visit Chateau Lodge
Mrs Blanche Parks Assembly Warden of Rebekah Assembly Montana from Whitefish will make her official visit to Queen Rebekah Lodge of Chateau on Wednesday evening Nov 1 There will be a buffet supper in the Legion hall at 6 30 prior to the meeting All members and visiting Sisters invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Parks
Rebekah
Snowy Shelby Triumph Over Chateau Bulldogs 14-0
In a snow storm at Shelby the Coyotes beat the Chateau Bulldogs 14-0. Seeley scored early and a second quarter dash by Seeley with a Neilson conversion sealed the win as Shelby's defense limited Chateau in brutal conditions.
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Shelby
Bulldogs
Shelby Coyotes
Chateau Bulldogs
Coyotes
Seeley
Neilson
Chateau
Choteau
Floyd Joramo
Jess la
Darrell Stott
Roger Kelly
Soroptimists Celebrate Founding of First Club 40th Anniversary
Soroptimists in Chateau held a special program marking the 40th anniversary of the first Soroptimist Club. Dorothy DeRusha notes Founder's Day honors visionary women who started service clubs worldwide. Norma Abbott cites a 40 year observance theme Looking Further With New Initiative and a Clear Sense of Purpose. Fourteen hundred clubs in 38 countries pursue international goodwill public affairs venture and service to humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Elizabe Banks
Dorothy DeRusha
Norma Abbott
Funeral Rites for Mrs Laura Foster Held in Coeur d Alene
Funeral services for 72 year old Laura E. Foster were held in Coeur d Alene Idaho after a brief illness. Her husband Eugene survives with five children including Kenneth E. in New York and four daughters in Idaho Montana and Chateau. Eight grandchildren and one great grandchild are listed as survivors. Mrs Foster was a Seventh day Adventist and came from Iowa in 1914 homesteading near Sunny Slope later moving east of Chateau on Barrett ranch land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E. Foster
Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Harry Wood
W. Earl Hollar
Iowa
Sunny Slope
Chateau
Dorothy Pletcher
D’ Alene
Bernice Cook
Missoula
Wood
Tasmanians Visit Local Trailer Court in Snow Dream
Guests from Tasmania Mr and Mrs Cowell tour the United States and Canada in a small European camping bus staying with Mr and Mrs Ellard Enderson. They hope to visit Glacier Park despite late season and fear Montana cattle would face snow and cold weather.
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Ellard Enderson
Cowell
Tasmania
Cowells
New York City
United States
Canada
Glacier’Park
Rosetta Marie Jacobson Wedding Notice Found
Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson and daughter Haelene announce the forthcoming wedding of Rosetta Marie Jacobson. They seek Gonlet in connection with the plans and arrangements for the ceremony.
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Mrs. Raymond
Anderson
Haelene
Rosetta Marie Jacobson
Gonlet
Wildlife forums to be held in Choteau this winter
A series of ten meetings sponsored by the Teton County Sportsmen's Association will be held in Choteau this winter. The first session on Oct 30 at 7 30 p.m. at the Lower Legion hall will feature Eldon Smith, Extension Wildlife Specialist from Montana State College, presenting colored slides. The programs are free and open to the public.
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Choteau
Teton County
Lower Legion Hall
Eldon Smith
Montana State College
Smith
Montana
United States
Al Hensley Heads State Motor Hotel Association
Elected president E C Al Hensley Chateau motel operator at Missoula Montana Motor Hotel Association convention. New officers named include Robert Reifflin Missoula vice president John Arp Billings secretary treasurer and directors Earl Simmons Bozeman Al Larson Helena Gene Billerbeck Helena Ken Nisbeth Great Falls Glen Nolte Billings and William DeRose Kalispell. The group noted Montana travel sales near 100 million and discussed anti dump policy near National Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C
al) Hensley
Montana Motor Hotel Association
Missoula
Robert Reifflin
John Arp
Billings
Earl Simmons
Bozeman
al Larson
Helena
Gene Billerbeck
Ken Nisbet
Great Falls
Glen Nolte
William DeRose
Kalispell
Jack Hallowell
Montana
National Park
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
National Motor Hotel Association
Harlan Russel
Laurel
Philadelphia
Hunters Asked To Rebate Bands In Montana Pheasant Hunt
Montana hunters will shoot banded pheasants again this year with 8000 farm birds tagged and 250 wild birds banded on the Fairfield bench. Pheasant season runs Oct 22 through Nov 19 with a special Hen season limited near Fairfield and Miles City. Bands will be collected at checking stations to study survival and the impact of hen hunting under Montana conditions.
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Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Freeman
Fairfield
Miles ‘City
Freeman and
Vise
Big Game Harvest Varies With Snow But Hunters Remain Optimistic
Opening day of Montana general big game season attracted many sportsmen to hunting grounds. Success ranged from fair to good as elk and deer were taken in scattered early hunts. Snowless conditions kept game dispersed but forecasts predict improved hunting if snow returns. Sun River range reports show 67 elk and 73 mule deer among others, with Augusta station totaling 62 elk and 80 mulies.
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Montana
Sun River Game Range
Sun River
Augusta
GOP Women to Hear Aspects of State Convention
Republican Women’s Club meets Friday October 27 at 8 pm at the Cornell Hotel. Mrs Joyce Curtis reviews Congressman Jim Battin’s Billings talk. Mrs Glen Yeager and Mrs Fred Meadows cover convention aspects. Robert Crocker speaks on Foreign Aid. workshop report from Great Falls October 21-22. coffee follows.
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Republican“Women’s 'Club
Cornell
Joyce Curtis
Jim Battin
Billings
Glen Yeager
Fred, Meadows
Robert Crocker
Great Falls
Toenyes Sixth In State Bowling Tournament
Jerome Toenyes of Fairfield placed sixth with 138.10 Peterson points in the Montana State All-Star bowling tournament in Helena. Art Schmidt, also of Fairfield, qualified with 1646 pins for eight games but fell in the second round. Arvid Sunder and Lloyd De Bruycker from the area were eliminated in the first qualifying round. Toenyes led the qualifiers with 3,375 pins for 16 games.
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Jerome Toenyes
Fairfield
Peterson
Helena
Art Schmidt
Arvid Sunder
Lloyd de Bruycker
Toenyes
Honor Students Comprise 16 Percent of HS Classes
Honor roll for the first six weeks shows 16 percent of Chateau high school students on the list. Seniors lead with Robbie Ann Crocker 8.2, Lee Drummond 7.5, Carol Ann Howard 7.0, Dana Boussard 6.5, and Rodney Schilling 6.0.
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Supt
Ed Schiller
Chateau’s
Robbie Ann Crocker
Lee Drummond
Carol Anne Howard
Dana Boussard
Rodney Schilling
Louise Truchot
Dan Hangen
Mike Ferris
Kathleen Stokes
Sherry Peebles
Phyllis Rice
Audrey Sheble
Susan Meadows
Linda Vance
Donna Chalmers
Judy Morris
Lonnie Dale
Karen Gravdal
Marsha Newman
Jean McGuire
Gretchen Voorhees
Kathy Boussard
Carol Inbody
James Sulgrove
Lawrence Truchot
Grant Gormley
James Murphy
Teton County Grain Growers Meet Oct. 30
Teton County Grain Growers Association calls a 2 p.m. meeting on Monday Oct. 30 in the Chateau court room to elect six delegates to the Montana Grain Growers Association convention in Great Falls Nov. 6 7 8 and to hear a panel on the proposed railway merger. The MGGA will form a stance after the panel review and a wheat sedimentation test will be shown. All interested wheat farmers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Grain Growers Association
Chateau
Montana Grain Growers Association
Great Falls
MGGA
Anaconda Will Sponsor 1962 Scientific Achievement Program
The Anaconda Company will sponsor a 1962 Scientific Achievement Program for Montana students from seventh to 12th grade. Scholarships total 975 dollars in the senior division with 500, 250, 150 and 75 dollars for top four, and a 50 dollar U S Savings Bond for the junior high winner. Entries close May 1, 1962. Connie Kelly of Anaconda and Kay Doyra of Great Falls were top winners this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
Montana
L. J. Ingvalson
U. S
Connie Kelly
Anaconda
Kay Doyra
Mrs Ihler To Speak On Citizenship At W S C S Meet
Mrs G J Ihler of Great Falls will discuss The Christian and Responsible Citizenship at the November 1 meeting of the W S C S The speaker previously served as instructor at the School of Missions held in July at Flathead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Ihler
Great Falls
W.S.C.S
Ihler
School of Missions
Flathead
Nominating Petitions Open for ASC Community Committees
Petitions nominating farmers and ranchers for 1962 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation community committee posts may be filed at the county ASCS office in Chateau. The filing period ends November 6 with each petition signed by 10 bona fide voters and nominating up to 10 candidates for five seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McKenna
Bozeman
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization, ‘and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Teton County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community
Lyall Schaefer
ASC
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chateau
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Dollar Willow Creek
Drummond
Tim Babcock
Fock
Carol Ostberg
Kenneth Lee
4-H
Ford Motor Company
Marlene Shannon
Wilma Grossman
Carolynn Weist
Carol, Ostberg
Charles R. Walatens
Segs AE LD Lene Larson
Standard Brands, Inc
Ann Chalmers
Coats and Clark,Inc
Joyce van Setten
Joann Chalmers
Lara Hensley
Hercules Powder Co
Walter Malone
General Foods Corporation
Janet Maurer
Judy Tangen
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Sisson
Conrad Cowboys
Cut Bank
Fort Benton
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Gomterence
Wise Og
Malta Soveccence
Shelby Conceses
Conrad
Laura Foster
Coeur d' Alene
al Hensley
MSU
M. E
Jim” Evanson
Dakotas
Mrs. Ihler
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