Hospital District Board and Teton Memorial Meet on X-Ray Project
The Teton County Hospital District Commission and the Teton Memorial Hospital Board agreed to keep both bodies active with the board guiding hospital needs. They will solicit bids for x-ray equipment installation and remodeling in the new department, costing about 50 000 dollars with Lutheran Hospitals and Homes contributing 40 000 and the Hospital Board 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronberg
County Commission
Bob Swartzel
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes
Swartzel
Swortzel
Holiday Season Blood Drawing In Chateau Tuesday
Chateau area residents are reminded of the Holiday Blood Drive to be held Tuesday December 21 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. Rainbow Girls will babysit, and the drive is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary with the Red Cross reflecting the nationwide need during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Area
United Methodist Church
Rainbow Girls
Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
American Red Cross
American Legion and Auxiliary
C. James Smith Post No. 6
Chateaun
Grant Curtis
Red Cross
Montana
American Legion
Curtis
Chateau High School Christmas Concert Set for Sunday
The Chateau High School music department hosts a Christmas concert Sunday December 19 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The program features the band choir modern choir and a recorder ensemble with Jolene Isakson singing Some Children See Him. The choirs travel to Great Falls for a KRTV tape and KSEN radio Christmas Day airing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Wooden Soldiers
Dorothy Allen
Chateau Music Department
Jolene Isakson
Great Falls
KRTV
Ksen Radio
Shelby
Bob Pearson Elected To MSU Student Senate
Bozeman Montana State University student Bob Pearson from Chateau was elected to the student senate for a one year term. He was among ten senators chosen in the campus election. A sophomore majoring in agricultural production, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Pearson of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Robert Pearson
Montana State University
Chateau
MSU
Pearson
Marvin Pearson
Choteau
Sidney Hanson Services Held Here Tuesday
Funeral services for Sidney F. Hanson 54 were officiated by Rev Marlow Engberg at Trinity Lutheran Church on Tuesday December 14. Hanson died of asphyxiation and exertion when his stuck pickup blocked him on a road near Dutton. He was born August 14 1918 in Chateau and lived in the Bole area in childhood. He worked in construction most of his life and married Norma Black in December 1946 in Great Falls. Survivors include his wife daughter Sandra step mother Ellen Hanson sisters Edna Gelsinger Ina Morris Ruth Lindseth Judy Morris Evnie Damdhen Florence Ackerman Lila Parks Ellen Hanson and brothers Herbert Raymond Carl Marvin Don. Burial at Chateau Cemetery under Banks Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Darrel Goodmundson Dick Schuler Mike Weeks Laurence Trebesch Jim Nowlin Ernest Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow Engberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney F. Hanson
Dutton
Chateau
Bole
Norma Black
Great Falls
San Francisco Bay Area
Hanson
Barrett & Hill Construction Company
Montana
Sandra
University of Montana
Ellen Hanson
Edna Gelsinger
Ina Morris
Augusta
Ruth Lindseth
Judy Morris
Choteau
Evnie Damsdhen
Boise
Idaho
Florence Ackerman
Los Gatos
Calif
Lila Parks
Seattle
Hawaii
Herbert
Raymond
Carl
San Carlos
Marvin
Gresham
Ore
Don
Boulder
Banks Funeral Home
Chateau Cemetery
Darrel Goodmundson
Dick Schuler
Mike Weeks
Laurence Trebesch
Jim Nowlin
Ernest Dale
Lutheran Services Held for A Arensmeyer in Trinity Church
Funeral services for Adolph Gustave Arensmeyer 75 were held Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial followed at Chateau Cemetery with graveside military rites by C James Smith Post 6 American Legion. He was born January 12 1896 in DeWitt Nebraska and moved to Montana in 1911. He died December 9 at Teton Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolph Gustave Arensmeyer
Teton Memorial Hospital
Marlow Engberg
Zwerneman
William van Setten
Vern Scott
Pete Ekegren
Arensmeyer
DeWitt
Neb
William C
Margaret Vogel Arensmeyer
Montana
Mae Anderson
Dupuyer
Choteau
Richard
George
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Ron Lehnerz Named WMC Football Team MVP
Thirty eight Western Montana College players received 1971 letters at the Awards Assembly in the WMC auditorium. Ron Lehnerz of Chateau was voted the most valuable offensive man and earned a spot on the All Front ier second team offensive unit. Doug Sabo, Scott Cornell, Wayne Loeffler and Bill Schlepp were among others honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Western Montana
WMC
Ron Lehnerz
Doug Sabo
Chateau
Scott Cornell
Augusta
Wayne Loeffler
Bill Schlepp
Conrad
Lehnert
Choteau Bulldogs win two conference games
The Bulldogs defeated Sunburst 71 to 62 and Valier 64 to 49 last weekend. Key players included Chuck Young and Pete Hartman with double figures, while Ken Kovatch led Valier with 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Cascade
Chateau
Sunburst
Walter Panthers
Choteau
Browning
Fairfield
Newell
Tom Hofeldt
Boltz
Sveum
Young
Hefeldt
Hartman
Valier
Ken Kovatch
Casey
Panthers
Bulldog
Walier
Don Knutson
Knutson
Choteau Hosts Sweepstakes Movie Santa Visit This Week
A 100 sweepstakes drawing and free 2 pm matinee of Captain Nemo at the Roxy Theatre will include a post show Santa visit sponsored by the Chateau Chamber of Commerce and Citizens State Bank. Merchants extend hours to Dec 16 17 20 23 with 4 pm Christmas Eve closings and a second Friday drawing offering 150 in certificates. entries available at Chateau stores with per store limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Choteau
Choteau Area
Roxy Theatre
Captain Nemo
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Citizens State Bank
Chateau
Chamber
Isaksons
ASC Community Committeeman Election Results Are Released
Rex Manuel, chairman of the Teton County ASC, announced the 1972 ASC community committeemen results. Diamonds Valley to Fairfield list five leaders each, with positions naming chairman, vice, regular member, and alternates, and county officers named for 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Teton County
Rex Manuel
Fairfield Highway Design Seeks Federal Approval
The Montana Highway Commission requests design approval from the Federal Highway Administration for a 9.6 mile section of U S 89 from near Freezout Lake to east of the Teton Cascade county line through Fairfield. The two lane route along Parkway street will add curbs gutters storm sewer and sidewalks. Federal approval is needed before bids are sought and construction proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Montana Highway Commission
Federal Highway Administration
Freezout Lake
Teton-Cascade
Chateau Schools Set Christmas Program Times Next Week
Parents invited to Christmas events at Chateau schools with grades 1-4 in the high school auditorium at 2 30 p m Monday December 20. Kindergarten programs in Room 2 at 1045 a m and 2 p m Tuesday. Grades 5-8 at 3 p m Tuesday. Student body program 10 11 a m for grades 1-4 and 11 12 noon for grades 5-8 Wednesday. Choir to Great Falls to tape Christmas concert for TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Falls
Shongs Buy Wagon Wheel Bar in Chateau
Mr and Mrs Frank Shong of Great Falls have purchased the Wagon Wheel Bar in Chateau from Mr and Mrs Henry Jensen. The Shongs, long time Great Falls residents, sought to leave the city and chose Chateau for the purchase after being impressed by the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shong
Great Falls
Chateau
Henry Jensen
Shongs
Shong
Post Office Department
City
Bridge for Heart Tourney Under Way
The Heart Fund Bridge Tournament is in progress as players who signed up are urged to submit entry fees and play on schedule. Prizes are donated by Choteau merchants for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund Bridge Tournament
A K Lanes Invitational Leaders After First Weekend
The annual A and K Lanes Invitational bowling tourney ended its first weekend with leaders in singles including Clarence Edwards 1268 Tom Gardipee 1257 Jerry Herman 1245 Wayne Randall 1236 Grant Curtis 1227 Jim Boltz 1225 Hank Van Setten 1219 Don LaBaugh 1217 Dennis Haynes 1215 and Clarence Edwards 1200 series. In teams Chateau Merchants led with 2950 followed by G and G Lanes 2925 Texaco 2870 Apollo Lounge 2867 and Corbett Angus 2854. Dick Nordhagen topped the team event with a 605.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & K Lanes
Arvid Sunder
Clarence Edwards
Browning
Tom Gardipee
Shelby
Jerry Herman
Choteau
Wayne Randall
Grant Curtis
Jim Boltz
Hank van Setten
Don LaBaugh
Dennis Haynes
Dave Evans
Fairfield
George Fujimoto
Chateau Merchants
G & G Lanes
Texaco, Inc
Apollo Lounge of
Great Falls
Corbett Angus
Dick Nordhagen
Teton Pass Opening Set
Teton Pass will open for skiing this Saturday December 18 according to Dr J R Crabtree. Most slopes had ample snow earlier this week but more snow would improve other runs and any fresh snowfall will help all slopes. All facilities will be in full operation for the weekend debut of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass
J. R. Crabtree
Christmas Cantata At Methodist Church Tuesday Night
The Christmas Cantata Night of Miracles by John W Peterson will be at the Methodist Church Tuesday Dec 21 at 8 pm. Choir from four local churches directed by Lloyd Reynolds features soloists Robert Gronberg Mrs Pete Ekegren Gale Isakson Robert McNeel and Tom Swartzel. Narration by Mrs Jim Crawford with accompanists Mrs Ray Ballantyne Mrs Vern Scott and brass ensemble led by Toni Maltby Duard Dellwo Chris Oertel trumpets and Dick Dale John Breen trombones. Public encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Peterson
Methodist Church
Lloyd Reynolds
Robert Gronberg
Pete Ekegren
Gale Isakson
Robert MccNeel
Tom Swartzel
Jim Crawford
Ray Ballantyne
Vern Scott
Graybill Urges Open Fair Montana Constitutional Convention
Montana Constitutional Convention President Leo Graybill Jr. calls for open fair proceedings and active public participation. He stresses informing citizens, public debate, and careful preparation, warning against personal bickering and vested interests. Delegates study extensive material while committees organize rules finances staff and facilities. Public involvement, patience, and transparent processes are essential to the con stitutional effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Graybill, Jr
Montana
Leo Graybill Jr
Great Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton Memorial Board
Teton County Hospital District Commission
Ben Christman
Joe Eisenman
Teton Memorial Hospital Board
Bob Pearson
Sidney Hanson
A. Arensmeyer
Fred
Minnie) Schafer
Beatrice
Ned
William
Martin
Henry
Kalispell
Ted
Anaconda
Pendrey
Wagner Halverson
Charles Johns
Robert Brownell
Donald Rice
Kenneth Johnson
Agawam
Henry W. Smith
Harry Agee
Darell Stott
Alex J. Truchot
Raymond Lightner
Collins
E. A. Alzheimer
Walter Coffman
Glen Inbody
Gordon Larson
Chester Corey
Beck
LeRoy Nelson
Bernard Toenyes
William O'Day
Leo Keel
A. J. Timmerman
Farmington
Cecil C. Cole
Herbert Tangen
Patrick Lemmon
James Carlson
C. Albert Carlson
Bynum
William Johnson
R. R. Maltby
Lloyd Stott
Percy Ostle
Harry Stott
Richard Dauwalder
Gerald Yeager
Ray van Wichen
Power
Henry Menghini
Mike Heckford
Cedric Maurer
Lester Bramwell
Glen Johnson
Louis Fuhringer
al van Heel
James Philipps
Harry Freeman
James Krause
Floyd Rada
Nick Konen
Dale Beck
Henry van Setten
Charles Crane
Willard Paulus
Don Ferris
Greenfield
Raymond Pike
Harold Gaarder
Harold Holyoak
Allyn Paddock
Ronald Ostberg
ALCS
Glen W. Yeager
Arthur M. Habel
James Stephens
Commission
Fairfield Highway
A & K Invitational
Graybill
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