Trustee Special Levy Elections Set in Teton County
Polls will open noon to 6 p.m. Saturday for trustee and special levy elections in 13 Teton county school districts. In Chateau two three year trustee seats are open with Clark Inbody challenging incumbents C W Boussard and George Hodgskiss, while James Peebles seeks the remaining one year. Leslie Stott runs unopposed for district 3. Voters will also decide four mill elementary and 1.25 mill high school levies for operations. Choteau Elementary hosts the polls. ballots available via district clerk Bill Olsen.
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Teton County
Chateau
Board of Trustee
Clark Inbody
Incum
Choteau
Choteau High School
Leslie Stott
Montana
Bill Olsen
Sunday Concert by CHS Music Dept schedules free event
CHS music department presents a free Solo and Ensemble Concert on Sunday April 4 at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium as a dress rehearsal for the district festival at Great Falls High School April 9 and 10. The vocal program features the Double Octet performing My Heart Is Offered Still and Were You There with members including Jackie Peters Judy Swenson Terry Rentmeister Pat Stokes Poly Stott Robin Anderson Margaret Larson Diana Sunder Don Moulton Randy Erickson Russell Eklund Dennis Van Auken Gary Crane Ron Swartzel Dennis Seaton Robert Clough. Carol Miller is accompanist. Vocal Ensemble No 2 performs Down Low in the Valley. Ensemble members include Kathy Wilkie Sally Sulgrove LaDora George Mildred Bingham Karen Murphy Diane McClue Betty Jo Dellno Diane Hansen Randy Diener Doug Peterson Tomi Tesch Don Scott Greg Diener Jack Rogers John Rose Jay Cole. Myrna Pierre is accompanist. A vocal quintet consisting of Robin Anderson Polly Stott Diana Sunder Gary Crane and Don Moulton will sing In These Delightful Pleasant Groves. Miss Miller will continue.
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Great Falls High School
Jackie Peters
Judy Swenson
Terry Rentmeister
Pat Stokes
Polly Stott
Robin Anderson
Margaret\.Larson
Diana’ Sunder
Robert Clough
Carol Miller
Kathy Wilkie
Sally Sulgrove
LaDora George
Mildred Bingham
Karen Murphy
Diane McClue
Betty Jo Dellno
Diane Hansen
Randy Diener
Doug Peterson
Tomi “Tesch
Fast Draw Championship Slated July 4 in Choteau
George Mader announces the Montana Championship Fast Draw finals to be held July 4 at the Choteau Pavilion alongside the American Legion Rodeo. Skit contests and downtown performances are planned while organizers expect at least 50 shooters. Chateau participants recently competed in Great Falls with Marvin Schock placing fifth and Mader sixth.
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Montana
Choteau
George Mader
Mader
American Legion
Choteau Pavilion
Chateau
Great Falls
Marvin Schock
Rest Assured Power High Senior Class Play Slated
Power High School plans its senior class play Rest Assured the three act farce to be staged in the school auditorium Friday at 8 p m Gary Carver directs the cast including Carl Prinzing Sandee Hutton Leon Toeckes Sandi Johnson Sue Neuman Sig Dehn Janet Maurer Vickie Ebert John Kultgen Glenn Miller Robert Bremer Mike Beerman Lila Beerman Juanita Brunner Patty Anderson and David Schock.
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Gary Carver
Carl Prinzing
Sandee Hutton
Leon Toeckes
Sandi Johnson
Sue Neuman
Sig Dehn
Janet Maurer
Vickie Ebert
John Kultgen
Glenn Miller
Robert Bremer
Mike Beerman
Lila Beerman
Juanita Brunner
Patty Anderson
David Schock
Teton Cancer Drive Commences Today
The Teton county Cancer Crusade opened today with April declared Cancer Crusade Month by chair man Mrs. Leonard Olson. Chairmen and volunteer captains named include Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Robert Clark as Chateau chairmen along with a long list of community leaders across Teton area towns coordinating the drive.
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Teton County
Chateau Jaycees elect new officers led by L W Murr
LaVerne Murr was elected president of Chateau Jaycees Tuesday night and will take office June 1. Charles Crane becomes first vice president Buddy White is second VP Don Nelson is secretary Lee Farmer treasurer and Tom Brown director. Jack Reiding remains as outgoing president with other officers also stepping down.
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LaVerne Murr
Chateau Jaycees
Charles Crane
Buddy White
Don Nelson
Lee Farmer
Tom Brown
Jack Reiding
Murr
Crane
Don Passmore
White
Paintings on Display at the Villager by Douglas Massey
Douglas Massey of Stanford presents his first exhibition at the Villager. An engineering aide with the Soil Conservation Service, he has painted for six years and his works will be on view through April 10. Weekend guests at Ken Depner’s home were his parents Henry and Mrs Doty of Great Falls.
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Douglas Massey
Stanford
Massey
Milan Dittus
Chateau
Soil Conservation Service
Ken Depner
Mrs
Henry Doty
Great Falls
Montana Speaker Attacks Legislature at Agriculture Dinner
S Keith Anderson Montana Taxpayers Association executive vice president told the Treasure State Agricultural Association dinner in Chateau that federal aid fosters socialism and bureaucrats take a third, urging Montana to resist non essential bills and warning the unemployment compensation fund faces a precarious future without corrective action. He cited near 100 bills in 1965 aimed at accepting federal funds and criticized taxes on oleomargarine daylight savings measures and keg beer sales as examples of wasteful legislation. He warned business and labor failed to agree on unemployment compensation and urged prompt action to protect state funds.
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S. Keith Anderson
Montana Taxpayers Association
United States’ Movement
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Chateau
Anderson
Montana
AON
Voters to decide saloon hours and council in Monday election
Chateau voters head to polls Monday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to choose a mayor, police magistrate and treasurer, plus two aldermen per ward. They also vote on two ordinances amending beer and liquor sale hours with midnight or 2 a.m. closing as the key issue. Duane M. Reisch faces John L. Dunckel for mayor. two of three candidates compete in Ward II alderman race.
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Chateau
City of
Choteau
Duane M. Reisch
John L. Dunckel
Reisch
Dunckel
Citizens
Donald
R. Arensmieyer
Jack B. Rogers
E. C. Hensley
Independent
Chateau city candidates listed for mayor and aldermen
Biographical sketches outline candidates for Chateau mayor John Dunckel and Duane Reisch and aldermen Ward II contenders Al Hensley and Jack Rogers. Details include birthplaces, careers, civic service, and family ties in the community.
Mountain moisture well above average noted in snow surveys
Bill Fogarty of the Soil Conservation Service reported that mountain snow courses show about 140 percent above average water content. Measurements at West Fork and Freight Creek show depth around 64 to 65 inches with high water content, indicating likely high but gradual spring runoff depending on later weather.
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Bill Fogarty
Soil Conservation Service
Teton River
Sun River
Bce
Fogarty
West Fork
Freight Creek
John Moore Dies Thursday At Choteau
John Thomas Moore 81 died in Teton Memorial Hospital on Thursday March 25 after moving to Choteau in 1895. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Allen Haugen. Born January 23 1884 in Council Bluffs Iowa he married Clara Lestrud June 8 1910. Survivors include widow two sons A J Spud Moore and Thomas Moore a daughter Opal Verge sister Mrs Jena Franklin brother Ernest Frenchie Moore eight grandchildren one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers Leigh Nett Jack ONeill Ted Saylor John Dunckel John Salmond Clark Coffey Plains. Burial in Choteau Cemetery.
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John Thomas Moore
Choteau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran
Council Bluff
Iowa
Clara Lestrud
H.A. Prescott
Moores
Moore
Opal
Jack ‘ O’neil
Ted Saylor
John Dunckel
John Salmond
Clark Coffey
Y Plains
Choteau Cemetery
Bond Sales Report for Teton County February Totals
Arnold Hanusa chairman announced February bond sales in Teton County totaling 20051 dollars. He noted statewide and national levels fell significantly compared with prior periods, though the report is cut mid sentence.
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U. S
Teton County
Arnold Hanusa
Style Show Frilled Auditorium Slated Friday
Annual Soroptimist style show in the Château High School auditorium at 8 p m Friday features Rehab Models led by Mrs Blixrud Erickson Wedum and others from Augusta Chateau and nearby towns. Hair stylists jewelry providers and entertainers from local shops and residents join in a lively evening of fashion and dance numbers.
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Chateau
Jaycees Sponsor Voting Campaign Urges City Election Participation
The Chateau Jaycees urge all eligible voters to participate in the city election on Monday April 5. They announce free babysitting and taxi service during polling hours from 8 am to 6 pm for voters needing a ride or child care. Contact details appear in another advertisement in this issue.
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Chateau Jaycees
Jaycees
Jayceens
Acaptha
Choteau Floral Grand Opening Hosted by Stensons
Choteau Floral and Greenhouses opens Saturday under Mr. and Mrs. Snappy Stenson from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free coffee cookies and a door prize floral arrangement will be drawn at 6 p.m. The owners recently bought the business from Jack Rogers who ran it for 16 years.
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Choteau Floral and Greenhouses
Stenson
Stensons
Jack Rogers
Mrs. Stenson
Vaughn Girl Born in Forest Grove Oregon
Mr and Mrs Robert Vaughn of Forest Grove Oregon announce the birth of a daughter on March 23 weighing 8 pounds named Kay Lynn. She joins brothers Scott and Bobby with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wes Cherry.
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Robert Vaughn
Forest Grove
Ore
Kay Lynn
Scott
Bobby
Wes Cherry
Rites Slated for Connie Munyon at Chateau
Funeral services for Connie Haz el Munyon 23 will be held at 8:00 p.m. in Banks Chapel with Rev. C Fred Crowe officiating. Munyon died Monday night at her parents Agawam area ranch from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Born August 25 1941 she attended Walier schools and Great Falls commercial college. Surviving are Mr and Mrs Kenneth P Munyon and a brother Kenneth. Pallbearers are Lloyd Jensen Donald Rice Harry Agee Alvin Guse Robert R Rice and Alex Zier. Interment at Choteau Cemetery.
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Connie Hazel Munyon
Banks Chapel
C. Fred Crowe
Miss. Munyon
Agawam Area
Miss Munyon
Walier
Commercial College
Great Falls
Munyon
Agawam
Chateau
Kenneth P. Munyon
Kenneth
Lloyd Jensen
Donald Rice
Harry Agee
Alvin Guse
Robert R. Rice
Alex Zier
Choteau Cemetery
Winners Announced In Men's Chateau Bowling Tournament
The Eighth Annual Chateau Men's Bowling Tournament concluded Sunday after 118 entrants. Leo Keel won the singles with 669 in handicap, while Lloyd DeBruycker took all-events with 1914 and 56 pins ahead. Doubles went to Herb Styren and Hank Van Setten with 1287, and Van Setten posted the top actual series of 6355. DeBruycker had top actual game 252 and nine-line high 1760. A & P Motors placed second in team with 2926.
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Chateau
Keglers
Leo Keel
Lloyd DeBruycker
Dutton
Herb Styren
Hank van Setten
B &B Grocery
van Setten
DeBruycker
Bowling
Congress
Ywin
Ners
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Choeau
CHS Music Department
Chateau High School
Frank Diener
Teton
L. W. Murr Jaycee Head
Chateau City
City Hall
Jamestown
N. D
Livingston
Montana State College
Wibaux
Choteau Schools Board of Trustees
Choteau Lions Club
Choteau Masonics Lodge
Duane Reisch
Hersch
North Dakota
Cut Bank
Choteau Safeway
Choteau Chamber of ‘Commerce
al Hensley
Hensley
Missouri
Ulm
City Zoning.commission
Lions Club
Choteau American Legion
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
Ellen’s
Chateau Vfw
John Moore
John T. Moore
National Jewels
Chuck
Blixrud
Elmer Erickson
Les.Wedum
Oscar Carlson
Carol Wedum
Leslie Gollehon
Nancy Robinson
Lenni Gunderson
Sandra Gollehon
Jo Staff
Andy Brutosky
Dick Crabtree
Brenda Brutosky
Tom
Evensen
Leonard Blixrud
Cole
Anna
Christen
Dennis
Vani Auken
Peggy”Maloney
Choteau Floral
Sun
Keelin
Don Hofeldt
Bob Suek
Jim:Suek
Art ‘Lussenden
Louie Asmus
Henry Helf
Howard Jones
Duane Réisch
Rudy Fuhringer
Vic Sargent
Duane Harper
Chick Sulgrove
Bob Luck
Roger Kelly
Dick Nordhagen
Barney Teenyes
George Henderson
Henry van Setten
Tom McCartney
Alex Truchot
Roger Toren
Ed Schilling
Gordon Cascaden
Carroll Johnson
Bill ‘Vance
Dick Page
Bob Stick
Lloyd
DeBruy
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