Irvin Hutchison To Speak At Chateau Prayer Breakfast
Irvin Hutchison will be guest speaker at the second annual May or's Prayer Breakfast in Chateau Monday Dec 7. Hutchison editor of the Liberty County Times for 19 years is active in community affairs and Lutheran church work. Tickets available at local banks stores or from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hutchison
Chateau
Stchison
Chester
Liberty County Times
Hutchison
Montana Press Association
William Olsen
D. P. Fabrick
Fred Barribal
Leonard Sheble
Jack Rogers
Bill McCauley
Martin Shannon
C. O. Juelfs
Homer Rowland
Roy Goodell
Jerry Breen
Nels Hemstad
Gordon McOmber
Dwight Eisenhower
Christian Foundation
Olsen
Citizens State Bank
Chateau Drug
Olsen Agency
Robert Gormley
Leo Ae
Cubs Star Larry Jackson to Speak at Public Benefit Banquet
Larry Jackson 33 year old Cubs pitcher will be guest speaker at a December 9 benefit banquet at the Villager to aid Chateau High School athlete LeRoy Banns who recently had knee surgery. Proceeds support medical fees as Chateau sports leaders Charley Peck John Rose Fay Buck Stan Rathman Jesse Stuart Earl Larson and Dick Nordhagen receive honors. Tickets cost 2.25 and are available at A and E Lanes the Villager or Knudtzon Lumber.
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Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Chateau
Villager
LeRoy Banns
Jackson
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pocatello
Fresno
Omaha
Houston
Rochester
Charley Peck
John Rose
Fay Buck
Stan Rathman
Jesse Stuart
Earl Larson
Dick Nordhagen
Choteau Bounces Back With Moisture After Dry Spell
Choteau ends an 68 day dry period as a storm brings four inches of snow with .26 inch moisture on Nov 25. Temperatures swung from 55 to -17 before rebounding to 48. Neighboring towns reported varying moisture with West Yellowstone at 1.96 inches and Kalispell at 1.84 inches.
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Choteau
Bat
Montana
Cut Bank
West Yellowstone
Kalispell
Thompson Falls
Great Falls
Helena
Lewistown
Bullpups Start 1964 65 With Split Against Fort Benton and Great Falls Central
Chateau High Bullpups opened the 1964 65 season with a split, beating Fort Benton B 50 44 and losing to Great Falls Central B 33 32. Gerry Yeager scored 16 to lead Chateau, with Cliff Sabo and Greg Curtis at 11 each, while Calkin top scored for Fort Benton with 20.
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Chateau High
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Chateau
Benton
Gerry Yeager
Yeager
Pups
Cliff Sabo
Greg Curtis
Calkin
Cook
Greg Diener
Jay Dunckel
Choteau
Great Falls Central
Great Falls Artist Showing Paintings by Mrs Rehal
Paintings by Mrs Constance Rehal of Great Falls are on display at the Villager through December 12. Rehal began painting eight years ago and has studied with two local instructors and exhibited at several Great Falls showings.
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Constance Re Hal
Great Falls
Rehal
Daughter Lisa Ann Knowlton Born in Great Falls
Mr. and Mrs Ora Gale Knowlton Jr announce the birth of a daughter at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls on November 27. The baby weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces and measured 19 inches, named Lisa Ann.
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Ora Gale Knowlton Jr
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Lisa Ann
Harlem Showboats Defeat Malmstrom 88 81 In Night Contest
The Harlem Showboats beat the Malmstrom Minutemen 88 to 81 at Chateau Monday night. Tom Redman scored 40 points, Andy Shepherd 28, while Art Payne led Malmstrom with 18 and John Barger added 15.
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Harlem
Malmstrom Minutemen
Chateau
Tom Redman
Andy Shepherd
Art Payne
van Washington
John Barger
Showboats
Malmstrom
Chateau High School
Ron Lehnert
Burr Field
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests At Nels Whipple Home
Airman 2C and Mrs. Ric Foley of Cut Bank were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Nels-Whipple home, sharing a holiday meal and conversation with the family.
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Ric Foley
Cut Bank
Nels - Whipple
Chateau Power 4-H Members Win 500 Scholarships
Ann Leslie Chalmers of Chateau and Janet Maurer of Power earned $500 college scholarships at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Chalmers, a Montana State College sophomore, won in the bread program with a record of 3892 breads and rolls. Maurer, a Power High School senior, excelled in dairy foods and nutrition with extensive project work and demonstrations.
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Teton County
Ann Leslie Chalmers
Janet Maurer
Power
Chicago
Miss Chalmers
Leslie Chalmers
Ege
Montana State College
Chateau High School
Santa to Visit Choteau on December 12
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce announces Santa Claus will arrive in Choteau Saturday December 12 to coincide with a free movie for children. The movie at the Roxy Theatre is planned from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Santa will arrive riding the Choteau fire department apparatus.
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Santa Claus
Choteau
Roxy Theatre
Santa
Blood Drive Draws Record Pints at Chateau Banked for Surgery
The Chateau American Red Cross set a 96 pint donation record at a Monday church draw, surpassing the 95 pints of 1959. Donors included new contributors from Chateau and New Rockport Colony. special thanks were given to doctors, nurses, and community groups aiding the drive. The Chamber outlined extended holiday shopping hours and other town plans.
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Chateau American Red Cross
Methodist Church
Grant Curtis
Don Swanson
D. H
Bud) Moulton
Clifford Cottengim
Carl Field
Albert Carlson
al Finley
Robert Brownell
James Kelly
John Swanson Jr
Mike Kleinsasser
Pendroy
Walter Campbell
Roy Page
Bynum
Quintin Hill
Power
Frank Diener
James Weinert
Bill Fogarty
Fred Meadows
Tom Brown
MalcolmLussenden
Chateau
Peter Wipf
New Rockport Colony
Census Shows Fewer Minors in Teton County
The 1964 school census reports 2,250 people age 21 and under in Teton County, down from 2,282 last year. In 6-21 years: 1,197 boys and 1,085 girls. under 6: 1,185 boys and 1,065 girls. Counts drop 32 and 74 respectively. district breakdown given for both age groups.
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Teton County
Muriel S. Reiquam
Forrest Earns Division Team Honor At Chateau High
Three Chateau High School grid players earned all conference Northern Division honors last week. CHS senior Dave Forrest was named first team halfback while Loren Sasser and Dennis Rice earned second team spots. Selections were made for the Great Falls Tribune and Leader by conference coaches with Conrad led the list.
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Chateau High School Grid
Dave Forrest
CHS
Loren Sasser
Dennis Rice
Great Falls Tribune
Conrad
Bulldogs Rally Past Fort Benton and Central Mustangs
Choteau High School Bulldogs open season with an 0-68 win over Fort Benton Longhorns and a 52-49 victory against Great Falls Central. Loren Sasser led Friday scoring with 19 points, Grant Gormley 18, Gerry Yeager 15, Dale McLaughlin 40, while Saturday saw Dick Stenson net 18 and Tom Dellno 13. Fort Benton led early. Choteau edged ahead by halftime and pulled clear late.
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Choteau High School Bulldogs
Fort Benton Longhorns
Great Falls Central
Choteau
Buffs
Mustangs
Loren Sasser
Chateau
Central
Stenson
Great “Falls
Mustang
Cipteau
Mrs. Schaffer Dies Monday in Great Falls
Mrs. Henry H. Schaffer longtime Augusta resident died at her Great Falls home Monday after long illness. Born Feb 22 1892 in Fort Dodge Iowa she moved west with railroad workers parents and lived near Augusta until eight years ago. Survivors include daughters Hazel Schock Mary Goudy Harriet Irish Ethel Christianson Katherine Widdekind and son Ted Schaffer plus 17 grandchildren three great grandchildren sister Mary Cox and numerous nieces and nephews Requiem Mass will be offered Friday at St Matthias Catholic Church Augusta Rosary tonight in Great Falls Burial in Augusta Cemetery.
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Henry H
Margaret) Schaffer
Augusta
Great Falls
James
Anna Wilson
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Schaffer
Rebekah Lodge
Augusta American Legion Auxiliary
Woodcraft
Robert
Hazel) Schock
Lakeview
Tex
Roscoe
Mary
Great ‘Falls
Dorcas £ Goudy
San Leandro
Calif
Daniel 'P
Harriet) Irish
Lakewood
Ethel Christianson
Portland
Katherine) Wid‘dekind
Havre
Ted Schaffer
Mary Cox
Roberts
St. Matthias Catholic Church
Augusta Cemetery
Clergy Meet in Choteau Plans Ecumenism Luncheon
Clergy organized at a luncheon at Tree Top in Choteau last week. Attendees included Rev. Theodore Cox Dutton Rev. William McRae Rev. A Bernard Grevial Costes Rev Jon Way Fairfield Rev James Barry Rev C Fred Crowe. The group votes to meet the fourth Monday each month for a noon luncheon with Rev Barry to discuss Ecumenism and church relations.
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Cho
Theodore, Cox
Dutton
William McRae
Fairfield
Bernard Grevial Costes
Jon Way
James
Barry
Faigfield
Fred
Crowe
Choteau
Free Trees Forest Service Rule Offering Free Trees
Forest Service announces free Christmas trees for domestic use in parts of the Teton District. Cutting is banned in North and Middle Forks of the Teton River and Jones Creek, with thinning only where trees are crowded. no cuts on trees over four inches diameter. stumps limited to one foot.
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Enoch Stroh
Gale Isakson
Arvid Sunder
George Higgins
Warren Malcott
Jim Spinder
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Association
Teton District
Vergil Lindsey
Tan Bse
Zyenelowed
Teton River
Jones Creek
Green Gulch
Chateau Forest Service
Lindsay
Local Families Enjoy Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Don LaBaugh and family were Thanksgiving guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Gibler in Shelby. Mr and Mrs Dean Schrock of Coeur d Alene Idaho spent the weekend visiting friends and relatives in Choteau and Fairfield.
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Don LaBaugh
Bill
Gibler
Shelby
Dean Schrock
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Choteau
Fairfield
Montana Highway Patrol Exam Notice at Courthouse
Montana Highway Patrol announces a candidate examination event at the courthouse on Monday December 7 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Applicants are instructed to contact the examiner before 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. to confirm attendance.
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Montana Highway Patrol
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Lutheran Sunday School
Lutheran Brotherhood
Chester Area
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Power 4-H
Miss Maurer
Cedric Maurer
Ann Chalmers
Santa Sets Choteau
Tom McCartney
McCartney
The
Roxy
Teton
East Farmington
Premium Center
Farmington
Doheny
Golden Ridge
Agawam
Greenfield
D. Forrest
Bulldogs
Ft. Benton
Central Mustangs
Tom Dellno
Sasser
Laughlin
Gormley
Longhorns
Itonghorns
Dennis Seaton
Appleby
Delino
Oa Kelly
Tope
Mrs. Schaffer
Free Trees Forest Service Rule
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