Choteau Cindermen Take Third in Opener at Valier
Choteau High School tracksters placed third in their season opener at Valier behind Fairfield and Cut Bank. Thronson led scoring with 11 points, aided by Kelly, McCauley, and Newell in the 880 relay as Choteau claimed two firsts and several top finishes. The team heads to Valier this Saturday to face eight conference opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Valier
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Choteau
Fay Buck
Mike Thronson
Chateau
Rich Allen
Lonnie Kelly
Pat Whealy
Greg Yeager
Andy Jordan
Carl Dreyer
Greg Newell
Buresh
Dooley
Allen
Witt
Askelson
Kelly
Cress
Smith
Yeager
DeKaye
T. Genger
Meduna
Whealy
Knight
Genger
Adams
Stark
Casey
Stenson
Young
Mile — McNamer
Lear
Dreyer
Brutosky
Field
Kipp
Buck
Hughes
Jacobson
Sheridan
Tuma
Bremmer
McCormick
Thronson
Hartford
McNamer
Jordan
Haynes
Neil
Murphy
Rope
Perkins
Newell
McCauley
Henning
Community potluck honors visiting Ringhams from Lebanon Ore
Mr and Mrs Evan Campbell host a Friday potluck for Ted Ringham and son Don Ringham visiting from Lebanon Oregon. Ringhams once owned the ranch now run by William R Jones with several local guests in attendance. Also noted are Woodwards returning from Las Vegas and Fenger family visit from Drumheller Alberta during Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Campbell
Wayven
Blackleaf
Ted Ringham
Don
Lebanon
Ore
Ringhams
William R. Jones
Duard Pollock
John Willis
Woodrow Collins
Neal Collins
Kathryn Willis
Anna Gail Sabados
John Knowlton
Larry Delino
Joseph Delino
Richard Burton
Henry Ostle
Gene Salois
Ora Knowlton
Fred Woodward
Las Vegas
Nev
Robert
Red) Woodward
Frank Fenger
Drumheller
Alberta
Canada
George R. Higgins
Elmer Baker
George H. Higgins
Local news item desk to close as Mrs. Kelly moves away
Notice asks locals to write or call the Acantha office with items. Mrs. Roger Kelly has gathered locals for the past year but will move to Wolf Point, leaving no one to collect news locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Roger Kelly
Wolf Point
Chateau Nurse Attends Meet
Helena hosted the Governors Conference on Nursing and Nursing Education with 170 registered attendees including Margaret Olson of Teton Hospital. Lt Governor Judge welcomed guests in place of vacationing Governor Anderson as doctors, nurses, educators and administrators discussed statewide nursing plans and education trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Margaret Olson
R.N
Teton Hospital
Thomas Judge
Anderson
Montana
West
Smoot Rowley Family Trip and Local Arabian Horse Club Meet
Smoot Rowley and his nephew Ernest of Augusta returned Monday after a 10 day trip to Utah and California visiting relatives including Mas Beachem and Mrs Leo Rowley in Provo and Bill Nelson in San Carlos. Ray and Leo Rowley also returned from Vietnam duty with Leo flying to Provo. Ray will spend 30 days at Chateau before rejoining duty. The Tri Arabian Horse Club plans a Sunday meeting April 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Guse, 6 miles southeast of Bynum, inviting Triangle Area riders and Horse enthusiasts to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot Rowley
Ernest Rowley
Augusta
Utah
California
Smoot
Mas
Paul Beachem
Provo
Leo Rowley
Bill Nelson
San Carlos
Ray
Leo
States
Vietnam
Chateau
Germany
Tri-Arabian Horse Club
Ted Westerland
Fairfield
Alvin Guse
Triangle Area
Bynum
Jim Martin Dies at California Home
Word reached Choteau this week of the death of Jim Martin son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Craig former Choteau residents He died at his Long Beach California home on April 12 at age 50 Survivors include his wife Peggy Knotts three daughters and one son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Jim Martin
Harrison Craig
Martin
Long Beach
Calif
Peggy Knotts
Choteau Hosts Nine-Girl Middle School Relay Meet
Choteau will host a nine team track meet this Saturday at 10 a.m. The event is a relay meet for sixth seventh and eighth grade boys and girls, organized by Coach Bob McNeel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bob McNeel
Irene Neckstad Pendroy and Community Visitors
Irene Neckstad Pendroy and Gloria Neckstad visited, while Tammie Evans joined Sandy Han after school. Blackleaf potluck honored Ted Bing ham with Lebanon guests. Debbie Woods and Debbie Welton visited Conrad friends. Mother Daughter banquet at Methodist Church. Dick Field attended Three Rivers Telephone board meeting. multiple Sunday visits noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammie Evans
Sandy Hanson
Arnold Hanson
Bill Jones
Blackleaf
Ted Bingham
Lebanon
Ore
Evan Campbell
Gloria Neckstad
Julie Styren
Herb Styren
Farmington
Debbie Woods
Debbie Welton
Conrad
Jim Munroe
Jamie
Toni Maltby
Gene Armstrong
Methodist Church
Dick Field
3 Rivers
Fairfield
Way Halverson
Tory Halverson
Vernon Halverson
Kevin
Bob Elings
Bob Snodgrass
Bill Lusty
Buck Fisher
Mark
Overseas Teacher To Tell Experiences At Dutton Chateau
Petra Dolven a former Sunburst high school teacher now teaching in West Malaysia will speak at United Methodist Churches in Montana from April 18 to 30. She taught home science in Taiping Perak and English and home science in Kenyon Rae Penang. She grew up in Shelby and is a Berry College graduate. She visits Chateau April 27 to address Chateau High School classes and attend a noon W S C S luncheon. She then attends Dutton W S C S events and Helena district meetings April 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra Dolven
Sunburst
United Methodist Mission
West Malaysia
United Methodist
Montana
Miss Dolven
Taiping
Perak
Kenyon-Rae
Penang
Shelby
Berry College
St. Berry
Chateau and
Dutton
Chateau
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Dutton W.S.C.S
Women’s Society
Helena
Chateau Toastmistress Club Meeting Notes April 14 1971
The Chateau Toastmistress Club met April 14 1971 in the Lutheran Church basement with guests Mrs Hazel Scott Mrs Brunel Dargan and Mrs Bonnie Hutton. Toastmistress for the day Mrs Gerald Stokes led the theme Lets Talk About Life and introduced participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Toastmistress Club
Lutheran Church
Hazel Scott
Brunel Dargan
Bonnie Hutton
Gerald Stokes
John UpDyke
Eunice Bremer
Mabel Crane
Vernice Robinson
Donna Goodman
Montana
Butte
Gwen Hartman
Peg Branken
Joanne Reynolds
Dorothy Boussard
Meg Zion
Great Falls
Chateau
Mary Baker
Clark couple welcomes daughter Angela Marie
Mr and Mrs John Clark Pendray announce the birth of their daughter Angela Marie born April 6 weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces and measuring 19 inches long. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Marie Sulgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Pendray
Angela Marie
Marie Sulgrove
Farm Signup Totals From ASC Office Reported
About 99 percent of Teton County farmers enrolled in the 1971 set aside programs for wheat and feed grain. Final figures show 725 of 735 eligible wheat growers signed up, and 10 of 11 corn growers signed intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
ASCS
Rex Manuel
ASC
Manuel
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Clarence D Palmby
Palmby
Michele Horak Wins Carroll College Scholarship
Michele Ann Horak of Dutton High School will graduate this spring and has been awarded a Carroll College honor scholarship for the 1971-72 academic year. Rev J D Harington says the award, Horak is active in band chorus drama and drill team and has served as class secretary and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Ann Horak
Dutton High School
Carroll College
J. D. Harington
Miss Horak
Michael P. Horak
Dutton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Cindermen
Tom
Burton
Oma
Tom Moore
the Choteau Steak House
Choteau Steak House
Choteau, Mont
Ellen
Charles Roberts
Chateau Women’s Club
Pendroy Irene Neckstad
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear Polyglass
Widetread
Goodyear
Al’s Husky Service
Dutton, Chateau
Roxy
FBI
SAT
Cordoba
George Peppard
SUN
Gregory Peck
Richard Crenna
David Janssen
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Jaycee
Legion Auxiliary
Lions Club
Sheriff's Posse
Eastern Star
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Rainbow Girls
Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Brotherhood
Rebekahs
Af&am
Jaycees
Sports Motors, Inc
10Th Ave. S
Lower River Road
Starcraft
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