Zoning Ordinance Enacted in Choteau Faces Mobile Home Question
Choteau city council on Monday forwarded a Mills petition to City Attorney Leo H. Murphy to decide if the mobile home in Cowgill addition is a trailer or a mobile unit. The new zoning law bans trailers in A residential districts, complicating whether the Mills may move in. If deemed a mobile home, approval hinges on zoning, if a trailer, the board of adjustment may modify provisions after a hearing. The petition was deemed valid and signed by 13 residents representing a majority of the area’s lots.
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Choteau
Leo H. Murphy
Cowgill
P. D. Mills
Murphy
Chateau
Board of Adjustment
James A. Hamilton
Robert Dellno
Robert L. Toavs
Jackoleen Toavs
June B. Hamilton
Elizabeth McFarlane
Carrie A. Bagley
Rose Jensen
Henry W. Smith
Jeanne K. Pollock
Rest Home in Teton County Set to Begin in July
Construction of the Teton County Rest Home is slated to start around July 1. Roy Goodell reports plans on schedule and bond sale set for April 18. A zoning ordinance requires more off street parking, prompting Dutton officials to invite relocation consideration.
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Teton County
Roy Goodell
The
County Board of Commissioners
Acantha
Goodell
Dutton
Chateau
John Dunckel
Dunckel
Final rites for James LaRance held at St. Joseph’s
Final services were conducted for James LaRance 84 a retired laborer at St Joseph’s Catholic Church with burial in Chateau cemetery Rosary was held at Banks Funeral Home for the pioneer Montana resident who died April 3 in Teton County Rest Home Pallbearers were grandsons Howard J Bruno Herman Bruno Alfred Wiseman Russell Wiseman Steven LaRance and Mack Bruno Jr He was born May 16 1881 at St Peters Mission Mont He married Florence St Germaine November 8 1901 they had a daughter Annabell Helen and a son Gillis He later married Mable C Fellers January 28 1914 and had a son Joe R and two daughters Cecilia Wiseman and Ted Ringen He is survived by a sister Louise Pambrun 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James LaRance
Chateau
Banks Funeral Home
Montana
Teton County Rest Home
Howard J Bruno
Herman Bruno
Alfred Wiseman
Russell Wiseman
Steven LaRance
Mack Bruno Jr
St. Peters Mission
Mont
Florence St. Germaine
Annabell Helen
Gillis
Mable C Fellers
Choteau
Joe R
Cecilia Wiseman
Ted Ringen
Lebanon
Louise Pambrun
Yakima
Wash
Singles Tournament To Begin Tomorrow
The A A E Lanes nine line singles invitational will run Friday and Saturday this week and end Saturday and Sunday April 16 and 17. About 125 bowlers are expected to enter. Last year’s winner was Duane Harper of Dutton.
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A & E Lanes
Arvid Sunder
Sunder
Duane Harper
Dutton
Rural Letter Carriers Meet in Bozeman District 3
Bud Moulton state president of the Rural Letter Carriers Association and Arthur Dahlman Power executive committeeman for District 4 attended a District 3 Letter Carrier meeting in Bozeman on Sunday.
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Bud Moulton
Rural Letter Carrier's Association
Arthur Dahlman
Power
Bozeman
Campground Work Planned on Teton Area
Vergil Lindsey of the U S Forest Service said plans are under way to build campgrounds along the North South and West Forks of the Teton River. A 14 unit Cave Mountain campground should be finished between the Middle and North Forks next spring near Seven Lazy P Guest Ranch. An end of the road facility with parking stock unloading and feed racks is planned to serve hunters and campers heading to the Bob Marshall Wilderness. Additional campgrounds are planned in Green Gulch Mill Falls and the West Fork area with completion expected within a year. James T Robison recently returned from Missoula after a 10 day visit with his son in law and daughter Ed and Mrs Faulstich.
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Teton River
Vergil Lindsey
U. S. Forest Service
Lindsey
Cave Mountain
the Teton
Bob Marshall
West Fork
South Fork
Green Gulch
Mill Falls
Voters Approve Two Levies in Choteau School District
Unofficial results show Choteau Elementary operation approved by 108 to 16 with a 5.44 mill levy raising about 18066 dollars. Choteau High School operation approved 177 to 36 with a 12.5 mill levy raising about 7123 dollars. James Peebles and Ronald Ot ness elected to the school board.
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Choteau Elementary
Choteau High School
Choteau
William Olsen
James Peebles
Ronald Otness
Olsen
Cancer Drive Chairmen Named by Teton County ACS
Mrs. Leonard Olson announced the cancer drive leadership for Teton County American Cancer Society with April designated as Cancer Control Month Volunteers will canvass homes to raise funds and share cancer prevention information County chairmen include Mrs. David Larson Pendrey Mrs. Ira Perkins Bynum Mrs. Charles Blixrud Chateau west Mrs. J Rose and Mrs Bud Taylor Eastern Star Chateau town Mrs. Carsten Holt Dutton Mrs. Martin Alzheimer Collins Mrs. Harold Anderson Power Mrs. Howard Truchot and Mrs. Martin Klette Agawam Mrs. Riley Hensley Fairfield west Mrs. Frank Harris Mrs. Gideon Udin and Mrs. Ray Bjork Fairfield town Fairfield south and Fairfield east chairmen listed.
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Teton County
American Cancer Society
Leonard Olson
David Larson
Pendrey
Ira Perkins
Bynum
Charles Blixrud
Chateau West
J Rose
Bud Taylor
Eastern Star
Chateau Town
Carsten Holt
Dutton
Martin Alzheimer
Collins
Harold Anderson
Power
Howard Truchot
Martin Klette
Agawam
Riley Hensley
Fairfield West
Frank Harris
Gideon Udin
Ray Bjork
Fairfield Town
Don Alison
Fairfield South
Karl van Setten
Fairfield East
Cindermen score at invitational for second in class B
Chateau Cindermen tally nine points at the Bozeman invitational and finish second in Class B led by LeRoy Banis 6 4 high jump victory and 11 6 pole vault despite a wrist injury. Gerry Yeager and the Sabo brothers add points as Chateau eyes the state meet May 20 21 in Missoula.
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Chateau
Fay Buck
Loyola of
Missoula
Brooke
LeRoy Banis
Banis
Buck
Gerry Yeager
Cliff
Doug Sabo
Yeager
Bulldogs
Ed Bouma
Hop
Choteau Students Sweep State Science Fair Honors
Choteau students dominated the State Science Fair at the University of Montana campus April 1 and 2. Four of seven top prizes went to Choteau entrants led by Vicki Cook who won the senior grand prize, and eighth grade grand prize winner Frank Hensley.
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Choteau
University of Montana
Vicki Cook
Eldon Cook
Frank Hensley
E. C. Hensley
Daniel McDonald
Bob McDonald
Stephen LaRance
Joe LaRance
Miss Cook
Dallas
Tex
R. A. Diettert
UM Botany Department
Montana Heart Association
Army
Air Force
Hensley
LaRance
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army Aviation Association of America
McDonald
Chateau
Superior
Darrell Johnson
Power High
David Dellno
Susan Anderson
Virginia Baker
Sally Sulgrove
Jan Voorhees
Dick Zier
Robin Anderson
Sally Meadows
Patsy Hoyt
Susan Jackson
Roberta Truchot
Tom Stott
Gary Olson
Charles Shannon
Diane Gettel
David Alzheimer
Burr Field
Margaret Tesch
Dana Gunderson
Alice Bunker
Loren Gunderson
David Bremer
Fairfield
Jack Lake
John Chane
A. A. Diettert
Vicki Sue Cook
Chateau High
Albert Finley
Chateau High Science
Fair
Kids to Search for 2,500 Easter Eggs at Saturday's Annual Hunt
Arvid Sunder, chairman, says about 2,500 eggs will be hidden on the courthouse lawn for the Chamber of Commerce event Saturday. The 1 p.m. start will use three age based zones with roped boundaries and no adult assistance allowed inside.
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Chamber of Commerce
Arvid Sunder
Sunder
Choteau
Choteau Boy Scouts
Choteau School District to Lose Ten Teachers
Choteau elementary will lose three teachers and Choteau High School seven instructors at the end of the 65-66 year. Names listed include Dixie Ferguson Beryl Fettig Elsie Gierke and Helen Rustad Richard Linden Virginia Burch Lloyd Reynolds Terry O Neil Orville Grasdock Deanna Rice with plans ranging to further schooling military service and farming duties.
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Choteau
Choteau Elementary
Robert Gormley
Chateau Elementary
Dixie Ferguson
Beryl Fettig
Dakotas
Elsie Gierke
Fort Benton
Helen Rustad
Grasdock
CHS
Deanna Rice
Businesses to Close For Friday Services
All Chateau businesses will close from 1 30 to 3 p m for Good Friday services as announced by President Jack Rogers of the Choteau Chamber of Commerce.
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Jack Rogers
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Extra 30 Percent Blood Drive Goal Issued
The Chateau Red Cross blood drawing targets at least 30 percent above the usual 65 pint quota under chairwoman Mrs. Grant Curtis. The event runs 2 to 5 PM Monday April 18 at the Methodist Church to aid Vietnam needs. Besides civilian use, all extra units go to the Vietnam effort amid 59 000 collected since October 1965 and a 250 000 unit goal. Mr. and Mrs. G O Stott returned from Mesa Arizona after the winter.
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Chateau Red Cross
Grant Curtis
Methodist Church
United States Department of Defense
Red Cross
Montana
Vietnam
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Teton
James T. Robison
Ed Faulstich
Cancer Drive
Cindermen
Shelby
Sunburst
Ellen's
Mrs. G. O. Stott
Mesa, Ariz
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