Fun Day at Teton Pass Draws 300 Plus Skiers and Spectators
More than 200 skiers and 100 spectators attended the annual Fun Day at Teton Pass Ski Area. Five races produced winners from Conrad, Augusta, Great Falls, and local clubs. Clinton Reiding earned the Skier of the Year Award as the season extended with Sunday hours only.
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Teton Pass
Teton Pass, Inc
J. R. Crabtree
Conrad
Muriel Kovach
Great Falls
John Bink
Gerry Peterson
Robert Reiding
Susan Taylor
Chateau
Crabtree
Clinton Reiding
Jack Reiding
Clinton
Mrs. I. Ameline Dies Thursday in Choteau
Isabel Carrier Ameline 53 died in Choteau last Thursday. Born April 17, 1924, she was married to Woodrow W Ameline in 1940. Rosary at St. Joseph's Church and funeral followed. Survived by three daughters, two sons, five brothers, three sisters, and seven grandchildren. Pallbearers named. Banks Funeral Home arranged services.
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Isabel Carrier Ameline
Choteau
Ameline
William
Flora Carrier
Woodrow W Ameline
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
William E. Morley
Bob Bryant
Linda O’loughlin
Sandra Lindgren
Fairfield
Woodrow Ameline Jr
Rudy
Ralph Carrier
Powell Butte
Ore
Art Carrier
Cut Bank
Fred Carrier
Great Falls
Francis Carrier
Abe Carrier
Helen Crocker
Talladega
Ala
Marie Gray
Angela Hood
Bob Hagen
Vaughn
Gus Ackerman
al Salois
Browning
Daniel Stansberry
Jesse Jensen
Arley E. Bryant
Sweetgrass
Banks Funeral Home
Local Sponsors Promote Pitch Hit and Throw Signup
Pitch Hit and Throw signup opens for ages 9 to 12, sponsored by Big League Baseball and Phillips 66. Registration at Big Sky Service Station requires a parent, free entry with equipment provided, and slow initial response noted by Glenn Stoudt and Ben Hoge.
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Big League Baseball
Phillips Petroleum Co
Chateau
Big Sky “66
Glenn Stoudt
Phillips “66
Ben Hoge
Big Sky
Choteau City Council Debates Buried Cable Plan
The Choteau council considered Mountain States Telephone Co. plans to bury a northern district cable within two weeks, facing tree and sewer line conflicts and liability questions. May talks will decide, with map access at city hall.
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Choteau
Mountain States Telephone Co
al Tesch
Jim Hamilton
Choteau Considers Small Tax Rise in Next Fiscal Year
Mayor Jim Dellwo outlines a modest tax increase tied to city budgets and state law. The streets and alleys levy could rise from 11 to 12 mills, with total levies near 44 mills if property values climb. Kickbacks from state beer taxes and gasoline funds may bolster the general fund, while the sewer fund remains in deficit. Budget talks begin in May ahead of July preliminary and August final approvals.
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Choteau
Jim Dellwo
Dellwo
Dellno
Montana
Chateau
Chateau Dellno
Jaycees Plan Banquet for Officer Installation Saturday
Jaycees in Choteau will host an officer installation banquet Saturday at the Choteau Country Club. Montana House Speaker Jim Lucas will deliver the main address at 6 30 p m after a social hour and dinner. Dale Dreyer will become president with other officers installed and awards for 1969 70 presented before a public dance. Tickets cost 3.
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Jim Lucas
House of Representatives
Montana
Choteau Country Club
Bill McCauley
Montana Jaycees
Big Maria
Conrad
McCauley
Bob Arnot
Jay Dunckel
Jaycee
Dale Dreyer
Danny Mayson
Wayne Dunning
Don LaBaugh
Clark Russell
Adrian Dargan
Buddy White
Lucas
Big Sky
Otness Elected President of Choteau Lions Club
Les Otness won the chair at the Choteau Lions meeting, succeeding Henry Smith whose term expires in June. New officers include Dick Nordhagen first vice president Jack Rogers second vice president Grant Curtis third vice president Ray Kelly secretary treasurer Irv Thompson lion tamer Gib Monkman and Leo Murphy tail twisters. Three new members Gale Isakson Vern Smith and Jim Humble were installed.
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Les Otness
Choteau Lions Club
Henry Smith
Dick Nordhagen
Jack Rogers
Grant Curtis
Ray Kelly
Irv Thompson
Gib Monkman
Leo Murphy
Stan Hould
Dutton
Helena
Hould
Lions Club
Gale Isakson
Isakson’s
Vern Smith
Teton Furniture
Jim Humble
Teton Memorial Hospital
Baseball Meeting Set for Tomorrow
There will be an organizational meeting of all adults interested in Little League Baseball tomorrow, Friday, at 7715 pm at the Chateau Steak House. Baseball Commission members, coaches and persons interested in coaching or helping out with the program are urged to attend.
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Chateau Steak House
Baseball Commission
Dr Carew to Speak at United Methodist Church Monday
Dr B A Carew a Sierra Leone minister and district superintendent will speak at Chateau United Methodist Church Monday April 27 with a noon luncheon by the Women's Society and a 1230 start followed by a question and answer period. He attends the general conference in St Louis and is active in church and social development efforts in Sierra Leone.
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B. A. Carew
Chateau
United Methodist Church
Women's Society
Dr. Carew
Carew
Sierra Leone West Africa
United States
General Conference
St Louis
Taiama
Albert Academy
Fonah Bay College
United Christian Council
Sierra Leone
British Commonwealth of Nations
United Brethrenissionary
Helf Enters Sheriff's Race in Teton County
Henry M. Helf of Choteau announces for sheriff of Teton County challenging incumbent Al Becker. Helf, a longtime Choteau highway patrolman, joins the two-candidate race as filing closes at 5 p.m. for the June 2 primary. Several county offices show unopposed candidates and voter registration rules noted for June primary and November general.
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Henry M. Helf
Choteau
Teton County
al Becker
Helf
Gordon E. Monkman
Muriel S. Reiquam
Charles M. Joslyn
William F. Olsen
Roy Goodell
Lee Zwerneman
Connie Kuster
Carroll Maynard
Savings Time Change To Be This Sunday
The article warns that clocks must be set an hour ahead Sunday morning marking daylight saving time. It notes the yearly change signals autumnal season even if recent weather has been mild or unsettled.
Chateau Country Club Elects New Officers
The Chateau Country Club held its annual meeting on April 16 with L. C. Burns elected president, Dave Shannon as vice president, Bob Armstrong as secretary treasurer, and Don Hofeldt named director. The group set a May 14 potluck, Dan Conrad Day on June 28, the July 26 Chateau Invitational, and no city tournament yet. women’s group leaders were elected as Mrs. L. C Burns and Mrs. Dave Shannon.
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The
Chateau Country Club
Bob Armstrong
L. C
Judge
L. C Burns
Dave Shannon
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Main Avenue
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Court House
Acantha
Tesch
Jaycees
H. Smith
Choteau Lions
Correctional Institution
H. Helf
Chateau Public Library
National Library
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Connie McFarlane
Jimmy Bosshardt
Mary Rathman
Kitty Saylor
Richard Nordhagen
Jim Sherman
Margaret Wearley
Jeff Pourroy
Rob Hutton
Tamara Adkins
Melanie Anderson
Tracy Crawford
Skipper Lines
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Travis Wright
Heather Jordan
Luanna Arensmeyer
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