Peace Breaks Out Says FU President at Montana Convention
James G. Patton NFU president told Montana Farmers Union in Great Falls that 1963 will be remembered for world peace and freeing people from prejudice and old economic systems. He urged using know how to aid underdeveloped nations and warned of dangers to peace. Delegates approved Youth Corps and a national service corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Montana Farmers Union
Great Falls
Patton
Peru
United States
Alliance For Progress
Freedom From Hunger Foundation
Food For Peace Agency
Agency For the International Development
The
Grange
National Association For Electric Cooperatives
Montana FU
Leonard Kenfield
Marian Erdman
Pat Greathouse
United Auto Workers
M. W. Thatcher
FUGTA
Federation of Cooperatives
Russia
Germany
National FA Agency For the International Development For Latin American Nations
South America
Teton Cancer Report Presented by County ACS Chair
Mrs. Leonard Olson, county American Cancer Society chair, submitted the annual report noting $1,323.16 in donations and $192 in memorials for the year and thanking supporters. She said the fight against cancer is nearing a cure with education, research, and surgery as weapons. Olson, Harris, and Udin attended the annual training school in Billings as county workers discussed problems and better organization. Three high school youths shared results from their six week summer research studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Olson
Teton County
American Cancer Society
Edna Mae Harris
Jesse Udin
Billings
Local Couples Attend Falls Lions Meeting 40th Anniversary
Six Choteau couples helped mark the Great Falls Lions Club 40th anniversary with 26 international counsellors two district governors and 70 visiting Lions from Montana and Canada. Aubrey D. Green international Lions president spoke on peace through understanding after travels in 30 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey D. Green
York
Ala
International Lions
Green
Montana
Murphy
Great Falls
Chateau Lions
Program Payments Made in Teton Co Report
Payments on 1963 wheat stabilization and feed grain programs are being issued rapidly. Lyall Schaefer, chairman of the county ASC committee, said 304 farms have received about $550,000 through Tuesday. Remaining payments wait for compliance signatures and must be signed this fall. Farmers urged to check with the county office to verify papers. Mrs. Alta Guishall and Mrs. Al Hansmann of Pendroy were noted shoppers in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
ASC
Schaefer
Snodgrass Dies in Great Falls at 177
Z Snodgrass of Great Falls dies in a local hospital Tuesday night at age 177 He was the father of Robert Snodgrass Pendroy and moved from Sand Coulee to Great Falls in 1941 His career included farming until 1941 and carpentry until retirement in 1957
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeak FE. Snodgrass
Great Falls
Robert Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Montana
Sand Coulee
Local Youths Attend DeMolay Conclave in Montana
Gary Dunckel Dave Shannon James Peebles and Chester Abbott along with adviser Darwin Mang from Fairfield attended the Montana DeMolay Conclave in Bozeman from Thursday to Saturday Shannon served as standard bearer Dunckel chaired the bylaws committee Walter Malone of Missoula and Abbott conducted workshops Friday Shannon was named junior steward for next year Illness delayed Linda Vance and her mother from leaving for the conclave until Friday The 1964 conclave will be held in Kalispell and coincide with the Montana Education Association convention to avoid schedule conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Dunckel
Dave Shannon
James Peebles
Chester Abbott
Chateau
Darwin Mang
Fairfield
Montana
Bozeman
Shannon
Dunckel
Walter Malone
Missoula
Abbott
Linda Vance
Kalispell
Montana Education Association
Will Meet Monday At Chateau American Legion Auxiliary
The Chateau American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday November 4 at 8 p.m. in the upper Legion hall. Veterans Day and National School Week will be observed, and after the meeting members will clean the kitchen and hall.
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The
Chateau American Legion Auxiliary
Upper Legion Hall
Weather Threatens Winter Grain Crops in Teton County
Oral polio clinics planned for Choteau Fairfield and Dutton on Saturday November 2 will use Type III vaccine for all ages. County extension agent notes moisture shortfalls threaten fall seeded crops and warns a 10 inch snow could boost subsoil moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pteautha
Choteau
Montana
Dutton
Fairfield
Power
Ron Hinman
Jaycees
Hinman
Jaycee
Teton County
Betty Swenson
Chateau
Chateau High opens for parents during Education Week
Chateau High School will host an open house Thursday November 14 from 7 to 9 PM as part of National Education Week. Superintendent Ed Schiller said consultations between parents and teachers will be the main activity with appointments available by calling the school office. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Ed Schiller
Schiller
Chateau
Robert Gormley
Gormley
Final Opportunity for Teton County Nominations
Tomorrow is the final opportunity for farmers and ranchers in Teton County to nominate candidates for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee positions for next year. A six signer petition names one or more candidates, with ballots mailed by Nov. 15 and a two week return period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Lyall Schaefer
Teton Asc County Committee
ASC
ASCS
Dellwo Named Chair of Chateau Girl Scout Fund Drive
Mrs. Dellwo was named chairwoman of the Chateau Girl Scout fund drive by Mrs. Robert Sherman, president of the Big Sky Girl Scout council. The drive begins Monday November 11. Funds support broader scouting, training volunteers, and developing citizenship and practical skills for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James . Dellwo
Chateau
Robert Sherman
Big Sky Girl ‘Scout Council
Church Missions Sermons Set for First Three Sundays
Rev. C. Fred Crowe of Chateau Methodist Church leads a three Sunday series on the church's mission in today’s world. Sermons titled The Faith that Compels Us The Factors that Confront Us and The Frontiers that Calls Us will be followed by short discussion periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Averill
Elmer Knaff
Frieda Schroder
William F. Olsen
Ben Christman
Gary Crane
Clark Inbody
Hazel Castle
Willard Paulus
Crowe
Choteau Firefighters Contain Two Grass Fires
The Choteau Volunteer Fire Department tackled a 5:20 p.m. grass fire west of Choteau High School, lasting about 30 minutes. Suspected start by children, no damage reported. A second incident at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday involved burning trash igniting a grass fire at the Gallagher residence with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau High School
Jack ‘Gallagher
Choteau Bulldogs Hoop Season Schedule Announced
Choteau High School basketball coach Charles Peck announced the Bulldogs will begin practice Monday November 4 ahead of a 22 game schedule starting November 29 at Fort Benton. The team defends the conference title but must replace three starters Dan Hansen Roger Kelly and Bill Rogers. Season tickets are on sale via Lettermans Club with 11 game totals at 7 dollars and individual games 75 cents to 1 dollar.
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Choteau High School Bulldogs
Charles Peck
Choteau
Fort Benton
Greats Falls Central
Big Sandy
Shelby
Sunburst
Valier
Simms
Harlem
Bulldogs
Browning
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Conrad
Walter
Chateau
Peck
Dan Hansen
Roger Kelly
Bill Rogers
Lettermans Club
Ed Schiller Elected MEA Convention Chair
Ed Schiller superintendent of Chateau schools was elected chairman of the North Central district MEA administrators group at the Great Falls meeting. Hansen of Dutton was named chair of another MEA subset. Mrs. Burr Huffman was named chairman of the classroom teachers group. Robert Gormley became vice chairman of the elementary principals section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
Chateau Schools
Montana Education Association
Hansen
Dutton
Nome Schiller
North Central District
Great Falls
Burr Huffman
Robert Gormley
Chateau
Association
Teton Old Settlers Celebration Planned
The annual Teton County Old Settlers banquet and dance is set for Thursday November 7 at the Chateau Masonic Hall starting at 6 30 p m. All members are invited and recent applicants for membership may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau Masonic Hall
Penny Carnival Scheduled Tonight
The Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship Penny Carnival runs Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the City Pavilion. Local youths compete in costume contests and games, with refreshments in a tea room. Proceeds fund MYF expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship
Gordon Mills Funeral Rites Held in Augusta
Funeral services for Gordon Eugene Mills 55 Augusta rancher who died after a heart attack were held Saturday in Augusta with Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens Great Falls Masonic Lodge No 54 presiding. Mills born June 24 1906 in St Paul Minn came to Montana in 1910 married Gwen Olson July 25 1936 lived in Augusta since 1947. Survivors include widow three sons Raymond Ronald Gary all of Augusta two grandchildren a brother James R Mills Jr Fairfield two sisters Faith McLean Great Falls Ruth Williams Las Vegas.
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Gordon Eugene Mills
Augusta
Art Goss
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Great Falls
Mills
St. Paul
Minn
Montana
Gwen E. Olson
Raymond
Ronald
Gary
James R. Mills Jr
Fairfield
Faith McLean
Ruth Williams
Las Vegas
Conditions For Storage Poor in State
Montana farmers are advised that fall storage conditions may harm grain due to unusually active grain weevils. Lyall Schaefer of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee urges careful monthly checks, uses fumigants and sprays, and consults county extension agents for treatment options. Grain under CCC loans or purchase agreements must be kept in good condition to ensure maximum income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mrs. Roscoe Bellingham Dies in Great Falls
Roscoe C. Maude Bellingham a former Chateau resident died in a Great Falls hospital last Tuesday. She lived in Cascade for over 50 years, born December 25, 1887 in Lethbridge Alberta. She moved to Cascade in 1911 as a telephone employee and married Dr. Bellingham in 1916. She was active in Cascade affairs. survived by two sons, two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe C. (Maude) Bellingham
Chateau
Great Falls
Bellingham
Cascade
Lethbridge
Alto
Montana
Belt
Giltedge
Teton County
Pollock Couple Attend East End Wedding of Cole Relative
Mr and Mrs Duard Pollock spent the weekend in East End Sask Canada to attend the wedding of Gayle Cole granddaughter of Mrs Ray Cole formerly Lucy Lilliard a Cho teau area resident involved in local ties The event connected regional families across provinces and celebrated the union in a Canadian setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duard Pollock
East End
Sask
Can
Gayle Cole
Ray Cole
Lucy Lilliard
Choteau Area
CHS Bulldogs claim CHL title after Fort Benton rout
Choteau High School's football team earned the CHL championship in a two way tie after a 49-6 victory over Fort Benton. Coach John Rose praised a “tremendous team effort” as the Bulldogs outscored opponents 206 to 58 and secured key wins, with seniors finishing strong in their final season.
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Fort Benton
Choteau High School
John Rose
Choteau
Rose
Bulldogs
Marta Mustangs
Chateaux
Chinook
Conrad
Browning
Shelby
Bank
Bulldog
Blast Benton
Chateau
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C. G. Monkman
Teton
Falls Lions Meeting
Teton Co
Alta Guishall
al Hansmann
Pendroy
Z. Snodgrass
Raymond Kelly
Kelly
Leary
Belleview Road
Bill
J. Shields
John
Josephine) Shields
John Iver Shields
Big Ork
Mrs. Shields
Vesterytland
Sweden
Deerwood
Shields
Esmond
N. D
Ellen Shields
Minnesota
L. O. Lassesson
Hot Springs Lutheran Church
Claude Johns
Luther Moen
Oscar Moen
John Olson
William Wyatt
Julius Schaeffer
Mrs. Dellwo
Fund Drive
MEA
Gordon Mills
Longhorns
Benton
Down Eagles
Fairfield ‘Eagle
Artie Anderson
Anderson
Ron Gollehon
Fense
Browning Indians
Ask
Sugarbeeter
Shout
Mal
Justifi Ore
Coh Toys
Gollehon
Mustangs
Malta
Skinner
Mustang
Conrad Cowboy
Cowboys
Chateaudinto
Ogs
Wolves
Ture
CHS
Fort Bentoni
Lonnie Dale
Allen Peters
Jere Huffman
Marc Anderson
Dave Stott
Jim Carlson
Roger Weist
Gary McCartney
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