Marlenee Criticizes Carter Farmland Plan During Listening Sessions
Eastern Montana congressman Ron Marlenee called President Carter's farmland set aside and wheat reserve program ridiculous and a setback for American farmers. He urged a meeting with Bergland and argued the plan forces growers to fund 20 percent of last year's production and carpets penalties if not followed. He warned the 30 to 35 million metric ton national grain reserve could reward those who created the surplus.
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Montana
Ron Marlenee
Carter
Marlenee
Sec
Chateau
U.S. Congress
J. Rasmussen
Local Methodist Women To Host District Meeting
Mrs. Bob Pour roy announces the UMW Great Falls District meeting at the local church on Wednesday September 14. Registration opens at 9 30 a m with a coffee hour, sessions run 10 a m to 3 30 p m, lunch served by the Stoudt committee, guest speaker Mrs. Bob Richmond of Laurel will share slides and talk on corporate responsibility.
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Bob Pourroy
Chateau United Methodist
UMW
Great Falls
Dottom UM
Simms-Sun River UM
Bob Richmond
Laurel
Chateau
Yellowstone
California
United Nations
United Methodist Women
Margaret Peterson
Inverness
Old Settlers Schedule Banquet and Dance at Chateau Park
Teton County’s oldest residents plan an annual banquet and dance at Chateau’s park pavilion on Oct 22 at 6 30 p m. The delay from pavilion issues moved the date and prompted changes in committees program and music. The Teton County CoanBelles will serve the banquet. A detailed item will follow.
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Teton County
Chateau's Park Pavilion
Jenne Krall
Teton County CoanBelles
Columbia Falls Wildcats Host Chateau Bulldogs Friday Game
Chateau Bulldogs coach Rich Dean previews a non conference football tilt with the Columbia Falls Wildcats. Dean notes uncertainty about Columbia Falls strength, cites departures, and aims to use the game to prep for a league test versus Cut Bank.
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Columbia Falls Wildcats
Chateau Bulldogs
Rich Dean
Chateau Bulldog
Dean
Columbia Falls
Beleve Cut Bank
Malta
Fort Benton
Tom Evans
Gary Passmore
Mark Fisher
Pete Richert
New Vet Opens Service At Choteau
Dr. John Black, tied to Indian Hammer Veterinary Service of Vaughn, opens Choteau Veterinary Service in the former Choteau Texaco building. He hails from New York, studied at Cornell, and previously practiced in New York, Denver, and Kremmling. He and his wife Nadine and children Mike and Kim will live north of Choteau. contact numbers are 466 2711 and 166 5336.
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John Black
Indian Hammer Veterinary Service of
Vaughn
Choteau
Choteau Veterinarys Service
Choteau Texaco
Dr. Black
Kremmling
Colo
New York State
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Black
U.S. Army
Denver
Bernice van Setten
Choteau Veterinary Service
Speech testing to be held in Choteau and Fairfield schools
The Choteau and Fairfield districts plan a week long speech and language screening during regular hours starting Sept 13. Speech pathologists Jean Swantek and Kathy Wibbeler will direct screenings for kindergartners to third grade in listed districts. referrals and prior therapy students will be screened.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Vurusta
Galden Ridge
Jean Swantek
Fuairfield
Greenfeld
Bynum
Pendros
Parmineton
Kathy Wilcheler
City sewer line study flags future repair needs
Allen W Tudor of Morrison- Marerle Inc told the City Council results of a sewer and storm drain inspection showing excessive ground water in some lines. He urged TV inspection of more lines, estimating 8500 for scanning and cleaning with 2125 city share and federal grant funding.
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Allen W Tudor
Morrison- Marerle, Inc
Tudor
Jim Hamilton
Chateau
Choteau Public Schools Enrollment Falls Overall
Enrollment in Choteau Public Schools declined this year overall with the elementary level down from 357 to 338 and the high school up slightly to 250 from 244. Grade counts include seniors 30 29, juniors 42 33, sophomores 25 27, freshmen 38 26, eighth grade 46 seventh 41 sixth 43 fifth 32 fourth 29 third 32 second 31 first 47 and kindergarten 32 with special education 5.
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Choteau Public
Moisture Recorded at Chateau Airport In August
A total of 2.16 inches of moisture was recorded at the Weather Checking Station at Chateau Airport during August. It was .41 inches below last year and 1.08 inches above average. The high daytime temperature reached 88 degrees on August 1 and the low night reading was 36 on August 31.
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Chateau Airport
Chet Abbotts To Be Honored At Retirement Party
A retirement party honoring Chet and Norma Abbott is set for September 17 at 9 p.m. at Chateau Country Club featuring a dance and midnight pot luck supper. A keg of beer will be tapped and coffee plates and silverware provided. For details call Ben Wombacher or Bess McCartney.
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Chet
Norma Abbott
Chateau Country Club
Ben Wombacher
Bess McCartney
City Golf Tournament Scheduled in Chateau
The Chateau city golf tournament will be held Sunday September 18 starting 12 30 p m Registrations by 12 15 p m Two rounds of golf then a steak fry Entrants must bring their own steaks and a committee will provide trimmings Open only to 1977 paid up members Dues must be current to participate The course will be closed to green fees in the afternoon Prizes awarded after the second round
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Chateau City
Prenatal Class Series Planned in Choteau
The Choteau Jayceens sponsor a seven week prenatal class in the new hospital conference room starting Thursday Sept 15 from 7 30 to 9 pm Each session will be led by R N Charlotte Koch and R N Ardene Foster Expectant fathers and mothers are invited attendees should bring two pillows and a blanket
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Choteau
The
Choteau Jayceens
New Hospital
Charlotte Koch
R.N
Ardene Foster
Soroptimist Shop Closes Good Hunting rummage room
Soroptimists announce closure of the Good Hunting Shop rummage room due to overhead costs exceeding income. The decision ends operations immediately.
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Chateau
Bowling Teams Reorganize For Season
The Chateau Men's Bowling Association holds its organizational meeting at the Country Club on August 31. Sam Hunt is elected president with Glen Wills as vice president and Dan Chinadle as secretary. directors include Cal Southard Wayne Randall and Ed Schilling. League dues rise to 2.50 per person and season begins next week except for the Tuesday Women’s League.
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Chateau Men's Bowling Association
Country Club
Sam Hunt
Dutton
Glen Wills
Dan Chinadle
Cal Southard
Wayne Randall
Ed Schilling
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