Grizzy Bear Attracts Curiosity Near West Yellowstone
Grizzly bears draw both tourists and scientists to Montana as West Yellowstone area watchers ignore warnings and gates at a landfill viewing site. The Craighead brothers of Montana and SUNY seek a $13,000 grant to expand radio tracking studies on bear behavior and other animal ecology work.
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Montana
West Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Minnesota
Gallatin County
Forest Service
National Park Service
Canyon
Craighead Brothers
John J
University of Montana
Frank C
State University of New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Craigheads
Jaycees Take Third In Slowpitch International Tourney
The Choteau Jaycee softball team finished third in the Great Falls International Jaycee slow pitch tournament after four Sunday games. Choteau defeated Shelby 26 4 and Fort Benton 19 5 before losses to Great Falls and Billings. Wayne Dunning pitched, Tony Jaconetty and Brad Gunderson earned all star honors. Billings beat Great Falls for the title with Lewistown, Shelby, Fort Benton, Stanford and Taber also competing.
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Choteau Jaycee
Great Falls
Mrs Russell and daughter Gloria return from six week European trip
Mrs C E Russell and daughter Gloria came home June 29 after six weeks touring Europe by jet and rail. They visited Oslo Copenhagen Munich Vienna Venice Rome Florence Nice Barcelona Madrid Paris London and a Rhine cruise from Cologne to Wiesbaden. Daughter Kara Russell also returned June 15 after nine months in Europe working for Lutheran Welfare in Great Falls.
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C. E. Russell
Gloria
Europe
New York City
Oslo
Norway
Copenhagen
Munich
Vienna
Venice
Rome
Florence
Nice
Barcelona
Madrid
Paris
London
Mrs Clough Becomes Court Deputy in Great Falls
Lois Mae Clough a Chateau native now in Great Falls has been appointed deputy in the U S District Court clerk’s office. She has lived in Great Falls since 1966 and previously worked in public welfare visual services and as deputy clerk in Chateau. She has two sons Bob and Rich and a daughter Jean.
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Lois Mae Clough
Chateau
Great Falls
U. S. District Court
Clough
State Department of Public Welfare
Division of Visual Services
Bob
Rich
Jean
Louis
Montana Air National Guard
Consumer buys more service than product with one dollar
Rex Manuel chair of the Teton County ASC explains the consumer food dollar splits. He notes 40 cents goes to products and 60 cents to marketing services, with the farmer getting 14 to 65 cents per dollar depending on the item. He cites a national context of 15 billion dollars gross income to farmers and 9 cents profit per dollar after production costs.
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Rex Manuel
The
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Manuel
U. S
U. S. Department
Lions Club Sets Date of Festival
Lions Club plans the annual Pool Festival for October 4 with new ideas to replace certain games. Proceeds fund Chateau swimming pool maintenance and repairs, with club President Henry Smith urging public support to finance upcoming costly repairs.
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Henry Smith
Smith
Chateau
Archie McRae Funeral Held in Dutton Montana
Archie McRae aged 76, a Dutton farmer, died Sunday in Great Falls. He was born June 7, 1893 in Minnesota and later moved to Montana. Survivors include his widow Jennie and sons Kenneth of Missoula and Jerold of Dutton. Funeral services were held yesterday at Bethany Lutheran Church in Dutton with burial at Great Falls Highland Cemetery.
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Archie McRae
Dutton
Great Falls
Minnesota
Montana
Jennie
Kenneth
Missoula
Jerold
Bethany Lutheran
Mrs. Dale Earns College Degree at Great Falls
Helen Dale of Chateau completed the requirements for a bachelor of science in elementary education at the College of Great Falls summer session ending August 1. She and other CGF graduates will be honored in May 1970 as official members of the 1970 graduating class.
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Helen Dale
Chateau
College of Great Falls
CGF
Weather and leave notes from Aug 6 to Aug 12 1958
Highs and lows for the week ending Aug 12 1958 with precipitation to date and year over year. Don Gordon arrives on leave from USS Preston in Long Beach after an eight month Vietnam tour. Mr and Mrs Nels Whipple and family return from Seattle after their son Greg Whipple competes in a shooting match.
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Don Gordon
Bertha Gordon
Don
Long Beach
Preston
Vietnam
Nels Whipple
Terry
Nancy
Seattle
Greg Whipple
Lordsburg
N. M
Men's Bowling Association Holds Organizational Meeting
The organization will hold its organizational meeting on Wednesday August 20 at 8 30 p m in the Legion hall.
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Men's Bowling Association
Legion Hall
Golfing Ladies Win at Conrad Cho teau Fun Day Trophy
Two Choteau women golfers Mrs Jim Dellwo and Mrs Jack Slanger won the traveling trophy for the Choteau club at the annual Choteau Conrad Fun Day in Conrad last weekend. Armstrong noted 28 Choteau golfers participated and the city golf tournament will be held at the Country Club course on Saturday Aug 24 at 1 pm with a steak fry included in the registration.
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Choteau
Jim Dellwo
Jack Slanger
Choteau Club
Conrad
Tom McCartney
Bob Armstrong
Armstrong
City
Country Club
Lions Club Ladies Night Showcases Tokyo Trip Slides
Over 50 Lions, wives and guests attended a ladies night dinner at the Lions Club. Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy and others who recently attended Lions International in Tokyo presented slides and movies on Japan and convention topics. A display of souvenirs was available for attendees.
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Japan
Lions Club
Leo Murphy
A. C. Hanusa
C. W. Boussard
Tokyo
Rich Clough Returns From Army Duty in Europe
Rich Clough son of Mrs Lois Mae Clough of Great Falls and formerly of Chateau Montana returns from two years in the U S Army. He served in military intelligence and spent the last year stationed in Frankfurt West Germany. He plans to work for the Forest Service for the rest of the summer and is a 1967 graduate of the University of Montana.
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Richard Clough
Lois Mae Clough
Great Falls
Chateau
Montana
U. S. Army
Clough
Frankfurt
West Germany
Forest Service
University of Montana
Mile Swim Day set for August at Chateau pool
The eighth annual Mile Swim Day will start at 8 am on August 19 at the Chateau Lions Club pool. Wayne Krahe notes the event helps Boy Scouts earn swim badges and invites all to participate. bad weather shifts the event to August 21 at 8 am.
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Chateau Lions Club
Wayne Krahe
Bryer Named Manager at Chateau Petro Lane
James Bryer formerly of Libby takes over lane management at Chateau Petro from Bob Tears. Bryer and his wife have two children aged two and three.
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James Bryer
Libby
Chateau Petrolane
Bob Tears
Bryer
Women Bowlers Plan Season Meeting at Chateau
The Chateau Women's Bowling Association will meet Monday August 18 at 8 pm in the courthouse. Mrs Irma Boyd national field representative of the Women s International Bowling Congress will attend to answer questions and discuss the services and policies of the Congress to its nearly three million members. The open meeting welcomes all members and local Junior Bowling Association officers.
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Chateau Women’s Bowling Association
Court House
Irma Boyd
Women's International Bowling Congress
The
Bowling Congress
U. S
Congress
Boyd
International Bowling Congress
Junior Bowling Association
ASC Committeemen Nominees Listed for Local Communities
Rex Manuel, ASC committee chair, announces nominees for each community with lists for Fairfield Chateau Greenfield and Rex Manuel notes voters may add names. Eligible voters include all participants in ASC programs. committees of three with two alternates will serve one-year terms beginning January 1, 1970.
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ASC
Community ASC Committee Aids County Election Process
Community committeemen aid the county committee in administering ASC programs and elect farmers and ranchers to vacancies on the county ASC committee. Chairman Manuel said ballots will be mailed to eligible voters shortly after September first.
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ASC
Manuel
Swim Roundup Highlights Round of Fish and Porpoise Courses
Thirty five began the Fish class with 25 completing it led by Ken Henthorne and Shawn Kelly among many finishers. Nine started the Shark class with seven completing including Chuck Nauck and Eddie Larson. Ten of 13 completed the Porpoise course with Bill Smith and Jacquie Ferris among finishers. Thirty started the Lifesaving course. 22 finished and several seniors and juniors are listed as finishers and certificate holders.
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Ken Henthorne
Shawn Kelly
Skipper Lines
Bart Crabtree
Pat Kelly
Robbie Nordhagen
LeRoy Hanson
Mike Arensmeyer
Lyle Baker
Craig Ekegren
Russell Nelson
Keith van Setten
John Engberg
Orie Scott
Barbara Ferris
Amy Rathman
Leslie Scott
Linda Jenson
Theresa Scott
Jolene Cook
Barbara Nauck
Peg Scott
Sharlene Henthorne
Kitty Saylor
Robin Rose
Deanna Dittus
Liz Jordan
Donna Groth
Janet Crabtree
Doug Tears
Right
Chuck Nauck
Eddie Larson
Mark Armstrong
Wally Chane
Todd Curtis
Mark Arensmeyer
Sue Otness
Bill Smith
Jacquie Ferris
Jeannie Dellno
Randy Jensen
Chris Oertel
Mary Rathman
Jacque Jensen
Denise Weinert
David Rathman
Dru Nordhagen
Gary Beaudeau
Mike Wilkerson
Jim Weinert
Jeanine Hamilton
Mary Hensley
John Wnordhagen
Janet Otness
Jim Pourroy
Duard Dellno
Barbie Scott
Jim Rathman
Chuck Rose
Nancy
Nancy McCauley
Kathy Rathman
Jody Hamilton
Laurie Peck
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Robert E. Miller
Montana Press Association
Tesch
Choteau, Mont
Rich’s
Jaycees
Mrs. Russell
Choteau Drug, Inc
Oteau, Montana
Mrs. Dale
Rich Clough
Ethel
Oldsaler
Sam
Petrolane
Isakson
Slim
Durable Press
Boys’ Permanent Press
Orion
Pacific Iron & Steel
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