Choteau Swimmers Clinch Weekend Double Victory
Choteau swimmers closed the 1964 season with a double win at Kalispell. The Choteau A squad swept seven of eight races in the Saturday events and dominated on Sunday in the Evergreen Lions relays. Tim Meyers led with five victories and pool records as the club set multiple marks and captured the midget division titles with Carol Peterson and others contributing strong showings.
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Choteau
Kalispell
Lions Club
Picture Butte
Alta
Cardston
Raymond
Columbia Falls
Pol
Fort MacLeod
Cut Bank
Swirp
Stan
Rathman
Chateau
Tim Meyers
Meyers
Thieves Hit Five Garages Sunday Night
Five Chateau residential garages were entered Sunday night stealing car penter tools saws hand tools and two saddles. Police Chief Maurice Black said the culprits likely were non locals and left few traces amid rain. Saddles include a Montgomery Ward double rig and a single rig with a D brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Maurice Black
John Groot
Ole Lestrud
Duane Reisch
Ralph Dale
Paul Wolfe
Black
Montgomery Ward
Jesse Stuart and Mrs J Dellwo Win Chateau Tourney
Chateau Country Club crowns Jesse Stuart and Mrs J Dellwo as golf champions after a Sunday tournament. Stuart shot 77 to beat John Swanson Jr. 79, while Mrs Dellwo posted 89 to top Mrs Slanger 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Stuart
Jim Dellwo
Chateau Country Club
Stuart
John Swanson Jr
Dellwo
Jack Slanger
Bob Armstrong
Glen Logsdon
Fairfield
John Swanson Sr
Jim Dellno
Hank Smith
Bob Scott
Marjorie Saylor
John Dunckel
L. C. Burns
Don Hofeldt
Johnson Rites Slated at Fairfield
Olaf Johnson 55 died Monday in Anchorage Alaska Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at St Paul Lutheran Church Fairfield Former Fairfield resident survived by widow a son Tom and two sisters Mrs J C Salmond and Mrs Boyd Stenson both of Choteau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Johnson
Anchorage
Alaska
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Johnson
Tom
J. C. Salmond
Boyd Stenson
Choteau
Wedding Reception for Mr and Mrs Nolan Stott
Friends invited to a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Nolan Stott on Wednesday September 9 at Fairfield LDS Church from 5 30 to 10 p m. All friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Stott
Fairfield
LDS Church
Keglers Plan Meeting After City Association Session
The Monday Afternoon Women's Bowling League will convene after the City Association meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at A and K Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Association
A & K. Lanes
First Day of School Opens in Choteau
Monday marks the start of classes in Choteau with 8:45 a.m. at Choteau High School and 9:00 a.m. at Choteau Elementary. A full day of classes is planned and the school lunch program begins for welfare recipients and non city residents. Elementary students without registration may sign up Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Choteau
Choteau High School
Choteau Elementary School
Teenage Republicans Plan Organization Visit
Montana youth group officials announce a Teenage Republican club drive with Marv Holtz leading a local visit to Choteau on Wednesday September 9. An organizational meeting is set for 7 30 p m at the Cornnell Hotel banquet room for teenagers interested in joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marv’ “Holtz
Choteau
Cornell
Troon
Meadows Invitation Announces Daughter Joanne Faye’s Marriage
Mr and Mrs Fred Meadows invite friends and relatives to the marriage of their daughter Joanne Faye to Thomas E Hoffman Friday September 4 at 7 30 pm in Trinity Lutheran Church with Reverend Bernard Gravdal officiating a reception in the church parlors will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meadows
Sand
Joanne Faye
Thomas E. Hoffman
Trinity Lutheran
Sae -Bernard Gravdal
Harvest delays and frost risk hit Teton county farmers
Teton county farmers faced harvest delays of 7 to 10 days as two rainstorms dropped 0.86 inch moisture, with 0.38 and 0.48 inches on previous storms. Wet conditions raise shattering risk during drying. a frost could damage still-green crops. The 1964 season remains wet with moisture at 15.53 inches year to date, while soil moisture improves and fall planting looks favorable if rains continue. Harvest progress varies by crop and area, with winter wheat 85 percent done and other grains lagging or ahead in different zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Acaos
Dan
Teton
Lewistown
iMost
Montana FFA delegates tour Minnesota grain facilities
Ettlah Panes Py Lyle Weist a Chateau High School student leaves for Fargo North Dakota to meet FFA members and begin a three day tour of Minnesota grain facilities. The trip, sponsored by Peavey Elevator Co and the Montana Association FFA, includes visits to Superior Duluth Minneapolis and other sites with Bob Nauck Chateau FFA advisor accompanying the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Weist
iChateau
Fargo
N.D
Farmers ‘of America
North Dakota
Minnesota
Weist +WOlithe
FFA
Bozeman
Montana
Peavey: ‘Elevator Co
Montana Association Ffa
Superior Duluth
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Federal Reserve »Bank
Bob Nauck
Chateau Ffa
Sofi
Ray Weist
Rain and Snow Forecast Warn Fire Hazards
Weather alerts note continued rain and snow showers with fire danger persisting. Officials urge caution for forest users as fine fuels dry quickly on south slopes and after frost. Carry axe, shovel and bucket on all vehicles and pack outfits in National Forest areas.
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Feaenpine
Tobkout
National’ Forest
Tos 2
National Forest
Public meetings explain 1965 wheat program over two weeks
Four public meetings will explain the 1965 wheat program. The first is Monday Aug 31 at Fairfield lunchroom, the second Tuesday Sept 1 in the courtroom Chateau, the third Friday Sept 4 at Dutton Legion hall, and the fourth Thursday Sept 10 at Power study room. County ASCS urges all farmers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnday
Fairfield
Dutton
Legion Hall
Hunter Safety Classes Announced By Chateau Instructors
Montana youths urged to enroll in hunter safety training as three youth accidents occur in the past week. Dick Conklin and instructors plan the program at Firemen's hall starting September 10 with preregistration at Knudtzoni Lumber or Bob Armstrong. Parents must sign a release certificate. completion is required under state law for licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudtzoni
Lumber ‘Co
Bob Armstrong
Post Office
Clarefice Kramer
Bynum
Conklin
National, Rifle Association
Isc
Montana
Montana Game Department Sets Fall Grouse and Partridge Rules
Montana Fish and Game Commission outlines opening dates and bag limits for blue, ruffed and Franklin’s grouse and partridges. Regulations require year adjustments, half sunrise to half sunset shooting hours, and limits of five birds daily with ten in possession after opening. Specific counties and species schedules are listed.
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Montana
Helena
Frank
Dunkle
Moountain
Brouse
Hill
Choliteant
Amay
Glacier
Broadwater
Meagher
Red Cross Blood Draw Scheduled at Chateau Church
American Red Cross will hold a blood drawing Monday August 31 from 7 p.m. at the basement of Chateau Methodist Church. The quota is 65 pints. Mrs. Grant Curtis, chairman, notes the need for blood during this period especially after recent auto accidents. She urges former donors and new donors to give. Babysitters will be provided by Rainbow Girls.
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Coteau Methodist Church
Grant
Curtis
Dunckel Recognized for Insurance Sales Milestone
John Dunckel and Arnold Hanusa announced this week that Dunckel joined the Millionaire Club of Western Life Insurance Company. The club requires $1 million in life insurance in force, a standout achievement given the rural area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunckel
Hanusa
Ithe
Western ‘Life Insurance
Arnold
Chateau Library to Open Tuesday and Saturday Sessions
The Chateau Library will reopen starting Tuesday September 1 with sessions from 2 30 to 5 p m on Tuesday and Saturday. All outstanding books may be returned with no fines assessed.
Farmington Elementary School Year Begins August 31 1964
The Farmington Elementary School opens the 1964-65 year on Monday August 31 with classes starting at 8:30 a.m. Maia Pearson from Fairfield is listed as the new instructor for the second year.
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Faip Peon Gap
Elsearmington
Maia ‘Pearson
Fairfield
Montana constitutional amendment aided by election notice
The informally described amendment would equalize judicial salaries during office by preventing pay inequality between new and continuing judges. Officials claim the provision repeals an 1889 salary rule and aligns compensation for all judges performing the same service. Voters are urged to register by September 18 for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Supreme “Court
District ‘Court
Monkman
Four Edmonton men killed in Choteau plane crash
Four Edmonton men Maurice Missiaen Walter Missiaen John Kutz and George Clausing died when their twin engine Piper Twin Comanche crashed near Choteau Montana after a low approach to the airport. Witnesses said the left wing faltered and the craft spun into the ground. Authorities planned further investigations and an inquest was not planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Choteau
Maurice F. Missiaen
Walter Joseph Missiaen
John J. Kutz
George ° Clausing
Chateau
Clark, Canyon’ Dam
Dillon
Ytepresentatives of
Square M Construction, Ltd
Bynum Lake
Andy Jenson
Jenson
G. Li
Banks
Jensen
Jeerison
Nordhagen
Square
Jo ‘Austin
Wheliahan
Jairport
Bynum
Norning
FAA
Helena
Seattle
Dana Boussard paintings on display at Villager gallery
Dana Boussard whose work has been shown at Notre Dame O Shaughnessy gallery Indiana St Marys Spring Show Spencer Great Falls De Molay art center Great Falls enters Chicago Institute of Art this fall. She attends St Marys College Notre Dame Darrie Indiana and is daughter of Dr and Mrs GW Boussard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana’ Boussard
Chisteau
Dame
O'Shaunnesy
Bulldogs Edge Toward 1964 Season Under Coach Rose
The 1964 Chateau High Bulldogs begin 41-man workouts led by coach John Rose. He projects a balanced squad with backfield talent from Dave Forrest to Jim Scott and a line anchored by Dave Shannon and Charles Shannon. Sophomores Gerry Yeager Steve LaRance and others help fill key positions as the team prepares for a Friday September kickoff at Choteau Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau High
John
Rose
Loren ‘Sasser
Leroy ‘Banis
Stenson
Dave Shannon
Charles Shannon
Jeas
Cliff
Sabo Gerry
Yeager
Steve
LaRance
Ron "Hansen
Mike’ Dellno
Serry
Cummings
Les’ Hodgskiss
Davisoni Lyie
Weistrand
Charles
Durr
Joe Rae
Dave
Stott
Allen
Peters
Gary
McCartney
Mare
Anderson
Aerry
Huffman
Choteau
Fairfielden
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Lance
Sargent
Carol
Peterson
Sharon Hoyt
Mary Hensley
Mary Dellno
Pat Elliott
Janine Hamilton
Céntinuedion
J. Dellwo
Eyel
Teenage Republicans Plan Organization
Aed
Trey
Nate
Ettlah Panes Py
Hunter
Dick Conklin
Dunckel
Fia
Farmington
Lysie Peete
Congress
Swill
Vickie
Manuel
Lila
Beerman
Power
Judy
Bremer
Nancy ‘Heckford
Janet
Marier
Dana Boussard
Tin Wawasan
Dave Forrest
Dellno
Dennis “Seaton
Larson
Greg Curtis
Jim Scott
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