Mary Hensley Wins Grand Award In State Science Fair
Chateau science students win a Grand Award two superior ratings two excellent ratings and one good rating at the State Science Fair in Missoula last weekend. Mary Hensley CHS junior is Grand Award winner and earned a superior rating for her project A Diagnostic Test for Cognitive Development. She will represent Montana at the International Science Fair in Kansas City May 10 14. Her brother Frank Hensley also earned recognitions for San Francisco congress opportunities.
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Chateau
Missoula
Mary Hensley Chs
Miss
Hensley
Belgrade High School
Montana
Kansas City
Department of the Army
NASA
NSTA
Choteau
Jane Southard
Choteau High School
U. S. Air Force
Carol Jo Allen
Margaret Wearley
Mark Alzheimer
Hodgskiss Wins State FFA Degree at Bozeman
Robert Hodgskiss son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hodgskiss earned the State Farmer Degree at the State FFA Leadership Conference in Bozeman last week. The event recognizes outstanding leadership and service. Hodgskiss team mates Robert Snodgrass Rick Corey earned second in Sweepstakes, earning a Denver Livestock Exposition trip. first in farm mechanics won an oxy acetylen welding outfit for the local chapter.
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Robert Hodgskiss
Lloyd Hodgskiss
FFA
Bozeman
Future Farmers of America
Robert Snodgrass
Rick Corey
Bob Hodgskiss
Denver
Darrel Otness
Gary Alzheimer
Meeting Planned To Reorganize For Ball Season
A re organizational meeting for the City Recreation Baseball Program is set for next Friday April 16 at 8 p m in Moose Hall. Jim Arensmeyer president urges all parents and any interested adults to attend to support the program benefitting more than 100 children. A door prize baseball glove will be awarded to a attending parent’s son. An election of officers for the coming year will also be held.
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City Recreation
Moose Hall
Jim Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Stores to Close for Friday Services
Most Chateau stores will close from 1 to 3 p.m. on Good Friday April 9 to allow staff to attend church services. Residents are advised to plan shopping accordingly with all locations reopening at 3 p.m. for the remainder of the day.
Snow readings rise in Sun River and Teton areas
April 1 snow measurements show higher readings than March 1 at six sites. Goat Mountain reports 50.2 inches of snow and 16.1 inches of water. Mount Lockhart and Wrong Ridge also show high snow and water totals with multiple comparisons to three year averages. Ray Mills of the U S Forest Service notes overall increases.
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Sun River
Teton
Ray Mills
U. S. Forest Service
Goat Mountain
Cabin Creek
Wrong Creek
Wrong Ridge
Mount Lockhart
Waldron Creek
Speech Contest Winner Named Robin Baquet in Teton County
Robin Baquet daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Baquet of Dutton won the Teton County Annual 4-H Speech Contest held Thursday April 1 in Chateau Judges were Mrs Charles Doheny Dutton Ed Hauser and Marvin Hand Great Falls Contestants Lyn Arensmeyer Starle Leazenby Marilyn Jo Leazenby and Peggy Leazenby all of Chateau will enter KSENs 4-H Speech contest in Shelby to face Glacier Toole Pondera and Liberty counties Results announced next week Committee members planning this years contest were Mrs Gene Leazenby chairman aes Floyd Mathison and Frank Loch
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Robin Baquet
Eugene Baquet
Dutton
Teton County
Chateau
Charles Doheny
Ed Hauser
Marvin Hand
Great Falls
Miss Baquet
Lyn Arensmeyer
Starle Leazenby
Marilyn Jo Leazenby
Peggy Leazenby
Ksen
Shelby
Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Liberty
Gene Leazenby
Aes
Floyd Mathison
Frank Loch
Two Choteau Wrestlers Reach Regional Meet
George Tolliver and Dick Arensmeyer, both eighth graders from Choteau, placed first and fourth at the state wrestling championships in Ronan and qualified for the 1971 Regional Wrestling Championship in Baker on April 17. Tolliver led 95 105 pounds with four decisive wins, while Arensmeyer placed fourth after three wins and two losses, ending with an 11 3 season record.
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George Tolliver
Dick Arensmeyer
Choteau
Ronan
Baker
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Tolliver
Arensmeyer
Wayne Krahe
Chateau Junior High
Dunkle to Speak At Jaycee Banquet
Frank Dunkle director of the Montana Fish and Game Commission will be the featured speaker at the Annual Jaycee installation banquet on Saturday April 24 at the Chateau Country Club. Tickets are $6.50 per couple, include cocktail hour dinner and dance, with only 150 tickets available.
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Frank Dunkle
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Chateau Country Club
Tony Jaconetty
Jaconetty
John A. Olsen Services Held Here Monday
Funeral services for 89 year old John Axel Olsen were conducted at Banks Chapel on Monday. Olsen, born January 4, 1882 in Richmond Utah, died Friday at Chateau where he had lived since December. He and Leona Venetz operated Springdale Dairy in Great Falls and farmed in the Sun River Valley before later moves. Surviving are his widow seven children sixteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Rev Ferguson officiated with music by Mrs Ballantyne and pallbearers including Gordon Mills and others.
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Banks Chapel
John Axel Olsen
Chateau
Olsen
Richmond
Utah
Leona L. Venetz
Great Falls
Springdale
Sun River Valley
Fort Shaw
Olsens
Rowan
Augusta
Frieda W. Roth
Gwen E. Mills
Bernice I. Weter
Medford
Ore
Leona D. Tarpley
Richard A. Olsen
Lyle J. Olsen
Gordon R. Mills
Ronald E. Mills
Gary A. Mills
Lynette Olsen
San Francisco
S. M. Tarpley
Denver
Fairfield Hosts Demo Meeting
Mrs. Norman Keil a Democratic national committee woman led a workshop on party rules changes during a Region 2 Democratic Women's Club meeting in Fairfield. She noted guidelines from McGovern O'Hara hearings aim to give voters a full timely chance to participate and urged party workers to attend meetings to hear the proposed changes.
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Norman Keil
Ledger
Democratic National Committee
Fairfield
Keil
Reform Commissions
Democratic Party
United States
McGovern-O’hara
Voter turnout strong in Chateau area elections
School trustees race drew seven candidates for two seats with 351 votes. Rev. Allen Adams and Paul Alzheimer won with 163 and 156 votes. Farmington area rep on the high school board and Agawam district seat also decided. City races saw high engagement. May 15 set for levies study and Soil and Water Conservation District vote approved by 273 to 109. Incumbents reelected to City Council and City Treasurer.
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Chateau School District 1
William F. Olsen
Allen Adams
Paul Alzheimer
James Dellno
Simon P. Schoonmaker
Audrey Groth
Barbara J. Wellington
Chateau
Teton County
James Hamilton
Dan Mayson
John R. Nauck
Albert Tesch
Easter Egg Hunt Slated in Choteau Courthouse Lawn
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce invites area children up to eight years old to a 1 p.m. Easter egg hunt on the courthouse lawn. About 2 500 eggs will be hidden across four zones with age groups 2 and under up to 7 and 8. Scouts will direct participants and merchants must provide eggs including prize eggs. candy eggs encouraged for sanitary reasons. rules prohibit help from family members.
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Chamber of Commerce
Court House Lawn
Arvid Sundet
Sunder
City Women’s Bowling Tourney Winners Named
The Coca Cola team of the Monday Afternoon Women’s League won first in the City Women’s Bowling Association tournament at A E Lanes with 2937 pins. Marian Hinman led singles with 708, Ruth Hoyt and Hazel Jacobson won doubles at 1257, and Mary Pourroy topped all events with 1866.
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Coca Cola
Wommen’s City Association
A & E Lanes
Isaksons
Cheethams
Log Cabin Drive In
General Mills
the Corral
Marian Hinman
Cleo McClue
Virginia Nordhage i
Rose Truchot
Darlene Ferris
Barbara Sherman
Annetta Weinert
Mary Pourroy
Connie Kuster
Ruth Hoyt
Hazel Jacobson
Bernice van Setten
Alice Truchot
Kay Sander
Phyllis Jones
June Hamilton
Marie Ferris
Rosella Yeager
Gerry Smith
Kay Zier
Lorraine Rice
Elsie Agee
Sunrise Easter Services Set for Priest Butte
Sunrise services by the Senior United Methodist Youth Fellowship will begin at 5 45 am on Sunday April 11 at Priest Butte south of Chateau weather permitting. The event is open to all with a Methodist Church breakfast at 6 30 am organized by a youth committee chaired by Sharon Christman Mrs Glen Yeager leads the breakfast in the church basement
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Priest Butte
Chateau
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Methodist Church
Sharon Christman
United Methodist Church
Glen Yeager
Chamber to Sponsor Weekly Calendar of Events
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Calendar of Events published weekly in the Choteau Acantha. It will list upcoming happenings and club meetings within a two week span and be printed on the same page each week for easy reader access.
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau Acantha
The
Acantha
Chamber
Chester Abbott
Open House Scheduled for Choteau Public Library
An open house and dedication of the new Choteau Public Library will be held Sunday April 18 from 1 to 4 p.m. The dedication starts at 3 p.m. Mrs Alma Jacobs librarian of Great Falls Public Library will speak. The event kicks off National Library Week April 18 24 and invites public attendance.
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New Choteau Public Library
Alma Jacobs
Great Falls Public Library
Library Board
GOP Meeting Set in Choteau Next Monday April 12
State GOP chairman Ott Tschache will speak at a Republican Women’s Federation tour stop in Choteau on April 12. The event at the Country Club includes a 12 30 luncheon, workshop, and 4 p.m. adjournment with a $2 registration. Several state and local Republican leaders attend.
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Ott Tschache
Republican Party
Republican Women’s Federation
Choteau
Tschache
Teton County
Shoup
al Langley
Railway and Public Service Commission
James Crawford
John Nesbit
Chateau
Jeanne Amsberry
Montana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Ruth Parks
David Genest
Tom Rolfe
Chet Dreher
Ada Nash
al Wharton
Bill Ellis
Chuck Bailey
Rubella Clinic Slated Tuesday for Local Children
All Teton County children aged 1 to 12 without German measles vaccination are urged to attend a Rubella Clinic next Tuesday, April 13. Appointments run 9 am at Dutton Grade School, 10 am Power Grade School, 11 am Fairfield Grade School, and 1 pm Chateau Grade School. a $1 donation is appreciated but not required.
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Teton County
Dutton
Power
Fairfield
Chateau
Bill J Potts
Montana
Dollar Days Dates Decided in Choteau
Choteau merchants plan to take part in Dollar Days next week. The event runs Thursday through Saturday, April 15 to 17, with about 20 stores expected to offer bargain items. Chamber President Chester Abbott urges wide participation to boost success. Each store sets its own sale items and advertising.
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Chester Abbott
The
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Mother-Daughter Banquet Scheduled at Local Church
The annual Mother-Daughter banquet will be held next Thursday April 15 at the Choteau United Methodist Church. Admission is 125 per person and tickets are available at Choteau Food Market Ellen's and JA Swanson Agency. All Choteau area women and their daughters are welcome to attend.
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Choteau United Methodist Church
Choteau
Pitch Hit Throw Competition Signup Begins at Big Sky 66
Local boys aged 9 through 12 in the Chateau area can enter the Official Major League Baseball Pitch Hit and Throw Competition at Big Sky 66 Service Station. Registration runs through May 2 with May local contests, district rounds in June, and eight finalists to compete in Detroit at the All Star game on July 13.
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Chateau
Detroit
Ph&t
Big Sky 66
Major League Baseball
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips 66
Ben Hoge
Glen Stoudt
Hoge and Stoudt
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Choteau Library
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