Safeway Expansion Lets Chateau Shoppers Tour New Store
An estimated 25,000 dollar Safeway expansion will be shown in an open house Friday and Saturday at Chateau’s Cha teau grocery store. Duane Reisch says the one third larger facility features wider aisles and new fixtures, increasing stock from 4,800 to 5,300 items and adding more produce and frozen sections. Free coffee rolls and pop plus hourly free groceries are offered from 10 am to 5 pm. The enlarged store occupies the former Davison Hardware space and totals 60 by 140 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Grocery
Chateau Area
Duane Reisch
Davison Hardware
Rejsch
Reisch
Chateau
Satorth
Safeway
W. F. Arensmeyer
Great Falls
Don LaBaugh
North Rand
Chateau Edges Toward 1964 65 School Year Start
Regular session begins Monday Aug 31 with high school registration set for Aug 24 25 26 and 27 for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Two new instructors join Chateau High School Jay Dunckel teaches mathematics and Shirley Tesinsky handles commercial courses. A large high school staff and an elementary staff are listed with several names and positions including custodians secretaries and lunch program coordinators. Bus routes and hours stay the same and lunch costs 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Jay Dunckel
Dunckel
Montana State College
Havre
Shirley Tesinsky
MSC
Belt
Charles Allen
Fay Buck
Albert
Finley
Rosalea Fox
John Nauck
Charles Peck
Dominic
Reed
John
Rose
Helen Rustad
Jo Staff
Frank Diener
C. G. Monkman
Olen Rausch
Earl
Gierke
Beryl Fettig
Robert
Gronberg
Sandra Spears
Robert Sherman
Robert Laumeyer
Stan Rathman
Betty
Clifford
Vic. Sargent
Earl Gierke
George Jessop
Joe Ramaker
Huck Finn Day and Fish Derby to Welcome Local Kids
Chateau Jaycees announce the annual Huck Finn Day and Fish Derby Sunday. The event runs 6 to 11 am with four age divisions for boys and girls under 12. Prizes include poles and reels for first and second places. all participants must register at the Park Pavilion. After prizes, Huck Finn contest, then snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jaycees
Bud White
White
Chateau
Park Pavilion
Busy Town Prepares for Saturday Grand Openings and Anniversaries
Chateau hosts a busy Saturday with Safeway’s grand opening and two anniversary events. The Villager marks its first year with free coffee doughnuts and three prize drawings plus a noon smorgasbord run by Mr. and Mrs. John Davison. Teton Furniture holds its semi-annual clearance sale with special offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Safeway
Villager
Teton Furniture
John Davison
City works report on flood repairs and new ambulance
Jack Sangray told the city council that one of the new 440 volt motors has been installed at the water pump house with the second soon to be in operation. The upgrades replace flood damaged equipment and relocate paneling to the ground floor to prevent future flood damage. The city ambulance purchased by Chateau Jaycees is ready for use. calls from 9 am to 5 pm go to the city office and after hours to the sheriff or Téton Memorial Hospital. The council heard a Cemetery Commission meeting notice for Aug 6 at 8 pm in the county courthouse in Choteau, with seven districts sharing a one mill levy for operations. Regular flood claims and regular claims were approved. federal flood funds expected by Aug 10. The council also approved Zion Construction for roof repair at city hall, purchase of Montana Codes for the city attorney, and a TV antenna permit for Dale Depner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sangray
Sangray
Chateau
New City
Chateau Jaycees
Maurice Black
Sheriff's Office
Téton Memorial Hospital
Choteau
Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Farmington
Beck
Bynum
Helenia
Zion Construction
City Hall
Montana
Local Man’s Father Dies in Missoula at 93
George Edgar Jay, 93, died in Missoula last week. He was the father of Bill Jay of Chateau. Funeral services were held at Lewistown. Jay managed the Hobgon Hotel and Mobson Cash Store from 2108 until his retirement in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edgar Jay
Missoula
J. Jay
Bill Jay
Lewistown
Jay
Mobson
Cashe
Mike Pulver Dies in Superior After Illness
Mike Pulver 39 died Saturday in Superior Hospital after a months long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mary Queen of Heaven Church with graveside rites Wednesday in Valier cemetery. Pulver, a former district forest ranger, moved to Superior in 1963 after work in Montana. He was born in Conrad in 1925, Navy veteran, forestry degree holder, survived by widow and three children, sister Clare Sonday, and his parents Glen and Mrs Pulver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray ‘E
Mike
Pulvér
Fot Superior
Ina Superior Hospital
Cat Superior
Wigtes
Superior
Conrad
Pulver
Montana State University
Missoula
White Sulphur Springs
Harlow, Ton
Soil Conservation Service
Forest’ Service
White Sulphur
Teton
Chateau
Clare Sonday
Keota
Iowa
Glen Pulver
Minneapolis
Minn
Babe Ruth Team Loses Second Game To Dutton Nine
Dutton beat Choteau 7-3 in a well played game as Chateau pitching faltered in the third inning. Best allowed nine hits with 11 strikeouts while Gunderson and Wilkie led offense with two singles each and Gunderson a triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Dutton
Choteau
Babe
Ruth
Iteam
Chateau
Brad
Gunderson
Wilkig
Tung
Duttons
Shad
Fred” Wilkie
Mike
Dellwo
Wilkie
Birthday Reception for Mrs Dorothy Jenson
A birthday reception in honor of Mrs Dorothy Jenson will be held Sunday August 9 at 2 5 pm in the LDS Church Strom. No gifts please.
Chamber of Commerce Sets September Promotion Day
Chateau Chamber of Commerce members met for a noon luncheon and set Saturday September 12 as Chamber Promotion Day. Vic Hunt was named committee chairman and plans were announced for a fundraising donation to help send the band to the New York World's Fair. The group discussed decorating Choteau streets and courthouse oval, plus a Montana Highway Department sign location study to aid tourist flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
The
Moose
Vic Hunt
Iss
Teohelp
New ‘York
Chamber
Tee
Employees Honored at Lutheran Hospitals Meeting in Fargo
Four Teton Memorial Hospital staff members Alma Hitchcock Loretta Bivens Vivian Randall and Marguerite Johnson received five year service pins and Opal McGrew accepted awards for those not present at the 27th annual meeting of the Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America in Fargo North Dakota. Herman Weiss of Jamestown North Dakota presented the honors as more than 400 delegates from 11 states attended the event which opened with registration and included board members medical staff and administrative personnel. The organization founded in 1962 now operates 12 institutions across North Dakota South Dakota Montana Colorado Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin New Mexico Michigan and Illinois employing about 4 800 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospitals
Lutheran
Homes Society‘ ‘of America
Fargo
N. D
Alma Jean Hitchcock
Etta ‘Bivens
Vivian Randall
Marguerite
Johnson
Herman Weiss
Jamestown
Lutheran’ ‘Hospitals
Rand
Homes Society
Opal “McGrew
R.N
Teton “Memorial Hospital
Iin
Ithe
Natio
South Dakota
Montana
Symi
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Michigan
Linois
Hthersociety
Ing
Chateau Lions Aqua-tennial Swim Meet Results
The Chateau Lions Aqua-tennial hosted 260 swimmers from 11 Montana teams plus five unattached swimmers from Vancouver and California. Havre won the plaque after a late Great Falls burst, with final scores: Havre 330 Great Falls Y-Elks 300 Chateau Lions 160 Chi Nook 130 Butte Y.M.C.A 114 Butte Recreation Dept 93 Kalispell 33 Great Falls Country Club 33 Missoula 10 Helena 7 Cut Bank 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Montana
Vancouver
Redding
Calif
Butte
Y-Elks
Havre
Great ‘Falls
Lions
Havre Lions
Great Falls
Missoula Ti
Helena
Cut Bank
Dan
Cederberg
Jerrine Kampf
Gary
Kampf
Kathy
Thy Lochons
Ee Stephens
Falls
Igirls
Linda Garvey
Sharon
Hoyt
Chateaultes
Miss Hoyt
Mary Claire Hensley
Mary
Ann -Dellno
Kathy Rathman
Lance Sargent
Sargent
Marcia ‘Sewa
Choteau Legion Defeats Fairfield For Triangle League Title
Choteau Legion team defeated Fairfield 10 to 7 to clinch the Triangle League championship. Grant Gormley fanned 18 and earned the win for Choteau with Russell Eklund catching. Greg Diener and Dale McLaughlin contributed two hits each while Jim Scott added a double for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Amterican “Legion
Fairfield
Sanay
Downing Simms
Aie
Anda Choteau
Simms Choteau
Grant Gormley
Russell Eklund
Lindberg
Irland
Gormley
Chateau
Greg Diener
Dale McLaughlin
Jim Scott
Lee
Todd
Chatéau
Toren Couple to Open Clothing Store in Chateau
Mr and Mrs Toren announced plans to open a dry goods and clothing store in Chateau next to the Penguin Cafe. They currently operate H S Sporting Goods and will stock men’s women’s and children’s clothing before moving. The new store will become H and S Sporting Goods and Clothing Store with full clothing lines alongside sporting goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harn
Toren
Acantha
Penguin
Torens
H & S Sporting
Corbetts Angus Ranch Dominates State Fair Cattle Show
Corbett Angus Ranch swept the Montana State Fair in Great Falls last week winning the bull title with Blue Sky, a summer yearling bull. They claimed reserve grand champion bull and senior champion bull, plus first in three bull categories and top ribbons for herd entries. The Gerbetts entered cattle at Billings this week and earned multiple firsts in Montana fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett “Angus Ranch
Great Falls
Corbetts
Ermitte
Montana
Gerbetts
Teton County Fair Awards Highlight Blue Ribbon Winners
Final wrap up lists Teton County State Fair awardees across 4 H livestock dairy and grain divisions. Winners include Mee ete Blue for electrical work and Michael Brady Charles Wat Daniel Mathern Steve Seton David Zion Chateau and David Bremer Blue ribbons in wood working home beautification and livestock. Barry Larson Fargas Sally Parks Dutton and Charlene Horak Ditton earned ribbons in grains. Feist had reserve dam heifer and an FEA steer blue ribbon with third in showmanship in junior division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Michael ‘Brady
Charles ‘Wat- Daniel
Mathern
Steve’ An- Seton
Fairfield
David
Zion
Chateau
Bremer
Barry
Larson
Fargas
Sally
Parks
Dutton
Daleid
Rabbit
Randy Er
Howard
Cheyenne
Navy recruiter Stephen M. Cagle in Choteau
Navy recruiting information shows Stephen M. Cagle stationed in Choteau as the local recruiter. The brief notice lists his assignment and contact point for residents seeking Navy service opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M. Cagle
Navy
Stevensville Couple Buys Frontier Motel
Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith formerly of Stevensville take control of the Frontier Motel Chateau on July 23. The Smiths, who farm and raise purebred Herefords at Stevensville, purchased the motel from the previous owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard’ ‘Smith
Merly
Stévensville
Bowling team invites supporters with refreshments
A fragmented notice invites AE persons to attend a bowling event sponsored by a team. Refreshments will be served.
UN Delegate Returns From United Nations Session
David Shannon, son of Mr and Mrs Dave Shannon of Choteau, traveled July 5 with 35 students and three counselors from North Dakota Manitoba and Montana to New York City as a youth observer at UN headquarters. The tour covered Montreal to Washington DC and included meetings with international representatives and visits to the World’s Fair. Director Conrad J Hansen of Minneapolis led the project drawing over 1 000 participants this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shannon
New York City
Bipth
United Nations
Shannon
Dave Shannon
Choteau
Choteau High School
Lodge of Choteau
Grand Forks
Ly ‘5
North Dakota
Manitoba
Montana
William Flint
N. D
Montreal
Quebec
Washington, D. C
Cat UN
Gren In Action. International
United
States
Canada
Conrad
J.‘ Hansen
Minneapolis
Anake
MeI and Mrs. Floyd McFarlane Visit Family
Mei and Mrs Floyd McFarlane with grandson James Bones traveled from Great Falls to Whitefish to visit McFarlane's son and family. They then went to Kalispell to see Keith McFarlane and Harry Geis relatives. They returned home Monday accompanied by Keith McFarlane's son Eugene who will stay two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd McFarlane
James
Bones
Eugene
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Satel
Estecesy
A . Srs
County Cemetery Commission
Teton County
Mike Pulver
Reg
Murray
Army
Legion
Stevensville
Frontier
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