City Council Seeks Ideas To Bring Industry To Area
Lloyd F. Meyer secretary of the Golden Triangle Area Development Corporation met Chateau City Council to discuss boosting the local economy with small industry and improvements aided by federal funds. He cited area losses from ABM shutdowns and urged low cost financing to create 25 to 50 jobs while avoiding boom bust cycles. The meeting also announced the April 1 election for two aldermen with terms expiring for Bob Pourroy and Al Tesch. filing runs March 3–17.
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Lloyd F. Meyer
Conrad
Golden Triangle Area Development Corporation
Chateau City
Meyer
Great Falls
Montana
Myer
Bob Pourroy
al Tesch
Dauwalder Named to Head Liberty Bank of Montana
Robert M. Dauwalder succeeds Elmer Lindstrom as president of Liberty Bank of Montana Chester after serving as vice president and cashier. Dauwalder, a BS in Agricultural Business from Montana State University, has held banking roles since 1967 and is a director. Lindstrom continues in bank activity after 1965 leadership. The meeting also announced a new dog ordinance and ongoing county fire district plans, with council bids for a Chateau landfill contract and ordinance readings approved.
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Liberty Bank of Montana
Chester
Elmer Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Liberty Bank
Robert M. Dauwalder
Dauwalder
Great‘Falls
Charles’ W. Rubie
Bancorporation of Montana
Citizens Bank of Montana
Havre
Farmers Merchants Bank of Montana
Rudyard
Choteau
Boeing Company
Great Falls
U.S. Army Security Agency
Austria
Germany
Montana State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Forest ‘Service
Libby
Liberty County
Chester Lions’ Club
United, Methodist.Church
Chinook Eagles and Masons
Judy
Michael
Stacey
Merkinger
Chateau
Bob Swartzel
Pete Howard
Sheriff's Department
Bob Nauck
Dutton
Jim Dellno
Leo Murphy
City Government Review Commission
City Hall
Washington
Rainbow Girl Anniversary Observed at Chateau Assembly No 54
Chateau Assembly No. 54, Order of Rainbow for Girls, marked its 25th charter anniversary on Feb 1 at the Masonic Temple. Attendees included Mrs. Benny Freshman, Mrs. Fleshman, Mrs. Judy Bunn, and other past officers, with special recognition for Laurette Hanusa and Gordon Monkman for 25 years of service. A five year-interval program featured music and dress recalls, followed by a reception at the Senior Citizens Center.
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Fidelity Chapter
C.E.S
Pete Howard
Chateau Lodge
Af&am
Laurette Hanusa
Rainbow
Chateau
Grant Curtis
Gordon Monkman
Senior Citizens Center
Gordon
Monkman
Montana Congressman Urges Ford to Restore Hill Burton Funds
Rep. Max Baucus urges President Ford to rescind the Hill Burton funding cut, arguing Montana communities risk hardship as hospital projects in towns like Choteau, Lewistown, and Missoula stall while funds shift to Asia. He notes delays and legal hurdles in disapproving the rescission and accuses the administration of misallocating federal money.
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Rep. Baucus
Hill-Burton
Washington
D.C
White House
Max Baucus
D-Montana
Ford
Baucus
Hill-Burton Hospital
Montana
Thieu
Lon Nol
Congress
United States
Washington, D.C
Hill- Burton Hospital
Hill- Burton
Choteau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Plate Deadline Near as Feb 15 To License Cars
County Treasurer Connie Kuster warns licenses must be renewed by February 15 for driving vehicles on public roads. County offices close February 12 for Lincoln’s birthday and February 17 for Washington’s birthday, delaying renewals and prompting a rush in the final days.
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Connie Kuster
Lincoln
Washington
Cold February Brings Subzero Night Temperatures
After a warm January, February arrives with harsh cold. Night temperatures dip below zero with Monday highs around -3 and lows near -14. January highs reached 50 above on Jan 17 and 23 while the low fell to 17 on Jan 11. January precipitation at Chateau totaled .61 inch, above normal by .37 and well above last January’s .28 inch.
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Chateau
Official Visit by Montana Mason Grand Master to Choteau Lodge
Ludvik H. Jun the grand standard bearer representing the Most Worthy Grand Master of Masons in Montana will make an official visitation of Choteau Lodge No 44 AF&AM. He will attend the meeting on Wednesday February 5 at 8 p.m. All sojourners and regular members are urged to attend. The Teton County Sportsmen monthly meeting is set for Tuesday February 11 in the Library meeting room.
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Ludvik H. Jun
Richard B.' Rule
of. Masons
Montana
Choteau Lodge
Af&am
Teton County’ Sportsmen
Choteau wrestling team heads to divisional at Fort Benton
Coach Wayne Krahe leads Choteau High to the divisional tournament at Fort Benton Friday and Saturday February 7 and 8 with two sessions daily. Top four in each weight class advance to state in Dillon. Team eyes a Fort Benton championship though Cut Bank is favored.
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Choteau High School
Fort Benton
Wayne Krahe
Dillon
Krahe
Cut Bank
Chateau
Bulldogs
Choteau
Columbia Falls
Chester
Fairfield
Conrad
Arenttingid Rhee
Dave
Chateau High School
Scott Corey
Don Dormady
Roy Walker
Mark Armstrong
Mike Hamilton
Lennie Toren
Steve Hinman
Dan Isakson
Duane Toren
Borrie Toren
Dave Rathman
Rich Jimenez
Jim Rathman
Annie Nehring Dies Tuesday In Rest Home
Funeral services for Annie Banks Nehring 84 were held in Banks Chapel Cho teau. She died Tuesday Jan 28 in a Choteau nursing home. Survivors include two sons a daughter a sister and several relatives. The report also lists local wrestlers and team members with records and tournament details.
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Annie Banks Nehring
Banks Chapel
Choteau
Allen Adams
George W. Banks
Helena
Arthur E., Nehring
Havre
Clifford Banks
California
Larry Banks
Choteau High Honor Roll Named for Nine Weeks
Choteau High School lists second nine weeks and semester honor roll recipients by class in alphabetical order. A B average required. Dan Alzheimer achieved straight As. Sophomores lead with 25 honorees, seniors 21, freshmen 15, juniors 14. Karen Allen Russell Barner Rosalie Bouma Jeanine Ferris are among named students.
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Choteau High
Dan Alzheimer
Karen Allen
Russell Barner
Rosalie Bouma
Jeanine Ferris
Eisenman Seed Schedules Annual Dinner and Dance
Eisenman Seed Company of Fairfield sets March 15 for its malting barley growers dinner and dance. The event, honoring growers for a decade, may be cut next year if turnout falls short, though community support has kept it going. Invitations will go to malting barley growers and their wives.
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Eisenman Seed Company
Fairfield
Joe Eisenman
Linn Stordahl
Eisenman
Ers
Stordahl
Demo Women Meet at Dutton
The Teton County Democrat Women’s Club gathered at Gwen Goodell’s home for January. Plans include attending the legislature and First Lady’s tea on February 14. Region 2 host rotation names Teton as this year’s conference host. officers elected for two years are Jo Brunner president Mary Pourroy vice president Eunice Hansen secretary-treasurer.
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Teton County
Democrat Womens Club
Gwen Goodell
Dutton
Liberty
Toole
Pondera
Glacier
Teton
Heart Fund Drive Starts In County
The Teton County Heart Association launches a 1975 campaign with a goal of $2000 to fund Montana Heart Association programs. In February volunteers will visit homes to distribute literature and collect funds to support research education and community outreach aimed at reducing heart disease and stroke deaths nationwide and locally.
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Teton
Teton Heart Association
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TADC
Shelby
Bob Dauwalder
Chester Bank
Annie Nehring
Rorrie Toren
Dan Hamilton
Kent Walker
Jim Spinder
Doug Hanson
Marc Arensmeyer
Ray Petrilli
Brad Hodgskiss
Pat Thronson
Dan Johnson
Rick Johnson
Vern Tesch
Bryan Hardy
Randy Jenson
Jack Armstrong
Donna Groth
Donna Hodgskiss
Margie Hodgskiss
Terrie Jenson
Karen Kuster
Laura Mitchell
Ken Morris
Charles Nauck
JoAnn Nordhagen
Chris Oertel
Art Pearson
Jeanne Rada
Shirley Rice
Ramona Sherman
Cathy Wilson
Lynda Young
Mike Bruce Xx
Fern Carlson
Tom Clarke
Jamie Crawford
Gary Dale
Carlene Hanson
John Jenson
Shaun Kelly Rich Nordhagen
Jay Stott
Lorilyn Styren
Pam Vigen
Denise Weinert
Mike Arensmeyer
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Sha
Brenda Baumgartner
Kelly Guthrie
Michelle Hofeldt
Diane Lightner
Jane McFarlane
Gloria
Heart Fund
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