Choteau Jaycees and Jayceens Install Officers Jointly
The Choteau Jaycees and Jayceens held a joint installation banquet in the upper Legion hall. New Jaycees officers include Walt McNutt president and Jack Conatser first vice president, with Dan Weist secretary and Jack Rogers treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Jaycees
Jayceens
Upper Legion Hall
Jaycees
Walt McNutt
Jack Conatser
Bob McNeel
Dan Weist
Jack Rogers
Roger Weist
Gene Boyle
Bud White
Wayne Dunning
Bill McCauley
Clark Russell
Tony Jaconetty
Jayceen
Dave Stott
Wayne Gouchon
Joe Anderson Addresses Chateau Lions on Juvenile Probation
Probation officer Joe Anderson spoke to 10 Chateau Lions Club members outlining duties in Glacier Toole Pondera and Teton counties. He described prevention efforts for youths facing trouble, liquor and driving violations, and the Shelby group home offering cost effective care and tutoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Anderson
Chateau Lions Club
Anderson
Glacier, Toole
Pondera
Teton
Pondora
Shelby
The
Homie
Services Held for Rosella Henry in Augusta
Funeral services were held in Augusta for Rosella Marie Henry 36 of Simms who died in a car crash near the Sun River bridge during heavy snows early Saturday April 21. Rev Joseph Byrne officiated at St Matthias Catholic Church with burial in Augusta cemetery. Rosella Sangray born August 22 1936 in Chateau lived most of her life in Augusta. She married Henry in 1952 and leaves a husband three daughters a son six brothers and a sister arts day Jr. Bob Sangray Jr. Tim Nett were pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Malcolm G
Rosella Marie) Henry
Simms
Great Falls
Henry
Sun River Bridge
Joseph Byrne
St. Matthias Catholc Church
Banks Funeral Home
Bob Sangray Jr
Richard Sangray Jr
Tom Sangray Jr
Jack Sangray Jr
Art Day Jr
Tim Nett
Rosella Sangray
Chateau
Augusta American Legion Auxiliary
Bruce (Kristy) Hadella
Missoula
Ron
Rozanne) Hebert
Laurie Marie Henry
Michael J. Henry
Jack
Thomas
Ronnie Sangray
Robert
Andrew Sangray
Richard Sangray
Brady
Burneal Day
Hamilton
Democrat Legislators Report Highlights At Chateau Meeting
The Teton County Democrat Central Committee and Democrat Club heard summaries from Rep. Bob Stephens Rep Rex Manuel and Sen Gordon McOmber on the last legislative session. Stephens discussed gambling as a study issue to be deferred until next session. Manuel reported full funding for the School Foundation Program for the next biennium and touched on the Library Fund. McOmber noted a cut to the 40 percent income tax surcharge leaving 10 percent and spoke of statewide property tax equalization after the new constitution takes effect in July. Chateau Pages Linda Luinstra Jean Kretschman Jody Hamilton and Terry Wester attended or were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
Democrat Club
Court House
Chateau
Bob Stephens
Rex Manuel
Gordon McOmber
Stephens
Manuel
School Foundation
Library Fund
Sen. McOmber
Linda Luinstra
Rep. Stephens
Jean Kretschman
Jody Hamilton
DeWolfe
Terry Wester
Fairfield
Mary Anderson Funeral Services Held at Fairfield
Funeral services for Mary Margaret Anderson 90 were held Friday in Fairfield United Church of Christ with Rev. James Nolan officiating. Interment followed at Sunset Hills Cemetery. Survivors include three sons and a daughter with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials were requested to the Cancer Society or Heart Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Anderson
United Church of Christ
Fairfield
James Nolan
Anderson
Chateau
Sunset Hills Cemetery
George Caldwell
Otto Swanson
Walter Lemire
Ora Knowlton Jr
Cancer Society of Heart Fund
West Point
Neb
Missoula
Columbia Falls
Teton County
Dry Forks
Bynum
Augusta
Andrew Anderson
U. S
Scotland
Great Falls
Musselshell County
Dupuyer
Spring Snow Storm Brings Moisture To Montana
Old Man Winter returned to Montana as a spring snow storm delivered moisture to the state. Chateau saw a few inches with drifts, while eastern and southern areas received heavier amounts. Great Falls 14 inches, Lewistown 16, Billings 7, Havre 7. power outages were limited to some areas, roads and air travel faced closures in larger towns, and the storm was described as the worst in a decade. A later shower at Choteau added 0.14 inch moisture. temperatures remained mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chateau
Great Falls
Lewistown
Billings
Havre
Choteau
All-Star Bowl Clash Set Between Choteau and Fairfield
Choteau and Fairfield bowlers prepare for the annual All-Star Bowl with two 3 game series. Action starts Thursday at A and E Lanes at 6 30 p m and moves to Fairfield for the final round. Team lineups include Women ABetty Corey Anita Dellno Kay Sander Virginia Nordhagen Rose Slanger and substitutes June Hamilton Gerry Smith and Men s A Howard Truchot Dick Nordhagen Arvid Sander Jim Frieling Alex Zier. Men s B Tom McCartney Jim Dellno Dick Page Al Tesch Don Hofeldt with Grant Curtis as first alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fairfield
Chateau
Betty Corey
Anita Dellno
Kay Sander
Virginia Nordhagen
Rose Slanger
June Hamilton
Gerry Smith
Howard Truchot
Dick Nordhagen
Arvid Sander
Jim Frieling
Alex Zier
Tom McCartney
Jim Dellno
Dick Page
al Tesch
Don Hofeldt
Grant Curtis
Little League Tryouts Set for May 1 at Field
Traveling Little League tryouts are scheduled Tuesday evening May 1 at the Little League field. Players must not turn 13 before May 31, 1973. The first session starts at 6 30 p m and tryouts will continue for 7 to 10 days. All Little League age boys are urged to attend as several positions need filling this year.
Farmers Union Sets Quarterly Meeting
The Teton County Farmers Union schedules a quarterly meeting at the Gerald Stenson home west of Fairfield on Friday April 27 starting 8 p.m. Sen Gordon Mc Omber of Fairfield will attend as a guest. Refreshments will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farmers Union
Gerald Stenson
Fairfield
Gordon McOmber
P H McClellan Dies In Oregon Rest Home
Word reached here of the death of P H Howard McClellan in a Gresham Rest Home on April 20 at age 75. Burial was in Walla Walla Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Jelinek
Gresham, Ore
P. H
Howard) McClellan
Gresham
Walla Walla, Wash
New Fishing and Boating Regulations Explained by Game Department
The Department of Fish and Game outlines 1973 licensing changes and new rules. Residents 65 or older need only a 15 cent pioneer license, while 62 becomes the eligibility age soon. nonresidents face three Montana fishing licenses and a $1 conservation fee. Boat decals must switch to blue by May 1 and be placed on each hull side, with new skier towing and observer age rules, plus mandatory accident reporting for serious incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bayless
Department of Fish and Game
Veterans’ Administration
Montana
Treasure State
Don Malmberg
Department of Revenue
Board of Equalization
Malmberg
Sheriff’s Office
Fish and Game
Helena
Junior Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen at Chateau High
Chateau High School presents Cheaper by the Dozen, a three act comedy set in the 1920s. The junior class cast features Tim Engberg as Mr Gilbreth Carol Allen as Mrs Gilbreth and a large ensemble of students led by Ernestine Laurel Crary Kent Anderson and Bonnie Barrett. Tickets available at Isakson's Norma's Library and from cast members with door sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Frank
Ernestine
Tim Engberg
Mr. Gilbreth
Carol Allen
Lillian
Laurel Crary
Kent Anderson
Dan
Jim Stott
Bill
Alvin Zier
Anne Barbara Scott
Bonnie Barrett
Martha
Jerri Barrett
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Jenna Arnold
Burton Mike Otness
Joe Scales
Rodney Luinstra
Miss Brill
Rosalie Richert
Larry
Kurt Corey
Gilbreth
Frank Gilbreth Jr
Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Isakson’s Department Store
Norma’s Fabric Shop
Chateau Public Library
9 Line Singles Bowling Tourney Concludes at A K Lanes
The 9 Line Singles bowling tourney ended last weekend at A K Lanes. Kim Mills of Fairfield won first with 1829 pins, Elmer Crawford of Conrad finished second with 1823, and Chuck Howell of Shelby took third with 1808. Ted Jury of Conrad had the high actual series at 1707 and Gary Rustad of Fairfield the high game at 258. 59 entries competed. The next event at A K Lanes is the Mixed Doubles starting May 6, with entries now being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & K Lanes
Kim Mills
Fairfield
Elmer Crawford
Conrad
Chuck Howell
Shelby
Willard Martin
Stu Lewis
Alberta
Cal
Bowling Banquet Tickets On Sale For Chateau Event
The year end bowling banquet and dance will be held Saturday May 5 at the Chateau Country Club. Cocktail hour starts at 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 30 p m Tickets in advance at A E Lanes are 175 per person or tickets at the door 2 00. Admission includes cocktail hour dinner and dance. All Chateau bowling league members and their partners are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Chateau Bowling Leagues
Daylight Savings Time Begins This Weekend
Daylight Savings Time will go into effect at 2 am this Sunday. On Saturday night, clocks should be set one hour forward. The change remains through the summer and ends with Standard Time on the last Sunday in October.
Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The auxiliary will meet in the hospital board meeting room at 1 30 p m on Tuesday May 1 all members and other interested persons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Hospital Board
AFS Art Show Set for May 6
The fifth annual spring art festival by the American Field Service Chapter will run Sunday May 6 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Chateau High School. Artists may register Saturday May 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the high school. Admission is 50 cents. Proceeds fund AFS student sponsors at home and abroad. The chapter takes a 10 percent commission on sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Field Service Chapter
Chateau High School
AFS
Choteau Jaycees to Host District Convention Saturday
Choteau Jaycees will host the Montana Jaycees District 2 Convention this Saturday April 28 at the Jaycee Moose Hall. General caucusing begins at 5 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. About 150 Jaycees and guests from Cut Bank Shelby Conrad Chester Rudyard and Chateau attend to elect a new state vice president and other state candidates.
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Montana Jaycees
Cut Bank
Shelby
Conrad
Chester
Rudyard
Chateau
Chateau Bulldogs Roll To Two Track Victories
Chateau High School boys track team won a three team meet at Cascade and a nine team meet at Kalispell, led by Chuck Young and Pat Whealy with multiple event wins. Coach Fay Buck’s squad posted top marks in sprints, jumps, relays, and distances, and will travel to Havre this Saturday.
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Chateau High School
Fay Buck
Bulldogs
Cascade
Kalispell
Chateau
Badgers
Simms
Chuck Young
Pat Whealy
Jerry Breen
Pat Thronson
Mike Thronson
Greg Crabtree
Lee McCauley
Wally Chane
Carl Dreyer
Bob Peebles
Dreyer
Peebles
Choteau
Thronson
McCauley
Rich Allen
Whealy
Young
Steve Buck
Jim Forrest
Hinman
Breen
Buck
Cut Bank
Wolves
Ronan
Plains
Conrad
Big Fork
Browning
Seeley Swan
Eureka
Allen
Rod Kelly
Dave Hofeldt
Jim Spinder
Bulldog
Havre
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Cub Scout
Pinewood Derby
Jeff Richmond
Tom Bosshardt
Scott Nesbit
David Kelly
Kent Depner
Robert Crane
Shawn LaBaugh
Ronnie Nordhagen
Lions
Rosella Henry
Mary Anderson
Farmers Union
P.H. McClellan
Game Department
Carol Jo Allen
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