City Council hears dump plans and park request
Mayor Jim Dellno reports county commissioners favoring a city landfill site and road work with testing of two locations. Chateau Jaycee volunteers offer help for a trailer dump in the city park, decision expected in March. Council discusses school water line leak cost, Christmas tree decorating by fire department spouses, and approves tax withholdings and assorted claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dellno
Orville Alison
Chateau Jaycee Dale Dreyer
Chateau Jaycees
Dellno
Chateau
Industrial Accident Board
James Wilkerson
American Oil Co
Husky Oil Co
Tilton
Office Outfitters
Katherine Zier
County Heart Fund Drive Uses Money in State Budget
Mrs. Charles Boussard, director of the Teton County Heart Fund Drive, explains that 75 percent of drive proceeds stay in Montana while 25 percent goes to the American Heart Association. Donations support research locally, with 9,700 granted. Dr Harold Braun and Dr John Gilson are among Montana recipients. The program aids penicillin access for rheumatic fever patients and trains nurses for cardiac ICUs and heart fairs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boussard
Teton County
Montana Association
Montana
Montana Heart Association
Republican Women To Meet Tomorrow At Cornell Hotel
Mrs. Terry Mannix of Avon will address the Teton County Republican Women's Club on Friday February 20 at 1 p.m. at the Cornell Hotel in Chateau. Mrs. Mannix is membership chairman of the Montana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs. Coffee and doughnuts will be served after the meeting and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Mannix
Avon
Teton County
Republican Women’s Club
Cornell Hotel
Chateau
Jim Crawford
Mannix
Montana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Crawford
Winsor Files For Congress In First District
Tom Winsor of Bozeman filed his nomination for the First Western District Congressional seat on the Republican ticket in Helena. He cites inflation pollution conservation Social Security and government efficiency as key issues and says the people must have a voice. He has a Montana State University history masters and military service background with the Army Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Winsor
Bozeman
Helena
Chicago
Winsor
Omaha
Neb
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Eustis
Montana
Montana State University
University of New Mexico
University of Nebraska At
Midwest
St. Louis
Hazelcrest
Pearl Nickey
Gallatin Valley
Lenin as Messiah in Lenin Centennial Observances
Dr. John Jarolimek of the University of Washington describes Russian reverence as religious overtones during Lenin centennial preparations. He notes signs at Tashkent airport, student curiosity about peace, and Soviet language education trends as part of a three week visit sponsored by federal and philanthropic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
John Jarolimek
Jarolimek
United States
Soviet Union
Nikolai Lenin
Tashkent
Lenin
America
North Carolina
Moscow
No. 1
Jarosimek
College of Education
U.ss.r
Federal Office of Education
State Department
Ford Foundation
Dr. Jarolimek
Joe Jarolimek
Choteau
Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Choteau Cub Scouts
The Blue and Gold Banquet honored 21 Cub Scouts and Webelos at the Choteau LDS Church. Awards were given for badges and specific achievements as families provided dinner and community leaders attended. Local figures and den mothers received flowers, and Indian dancing by Great Falls Order of the Arrow highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lds Church
Choteau
Don Passmore
Webelos
Lester George
LDS Church
Bill Scotson
Scotson
Order of the Arrow
Great Falls
Dick Berg
Arnold Hanusa
North Central Boy Scout Council
Bill Patton
Chateau
Pete Ekegren
Webclos
Bill Breen
Robert Gormley
Les Otness
American Legion
Bob Davidson
J. R. Crabtree
Grant Curtis
George Higgins
Jim Arensmeyer
Dusty Crary
Kirk Dunckel
David Hoge
Craig Depner
Rick Vanden- Bos
Perry Breen
Todd Curtis
Mike Lane
Bart Crabtree
Zales Davidson
Keith van Setten
Pat Throwson
Ken Spinder
Milford Wearley
Pat Kelly
Robert Nordhagen
Mike Arensmeyer
Chamber plans Easter Egg Hunt expands age groups
Choteau Chamber of Commerce outlined tenative plans for this year’s Easter Egg Hunt with seven and eight year olds included. Arvid Sunder named chairman. hunt areas by age group to be announced in the Acantha. Date set for Saturday March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Arvid Sunder
Acantha
Jack Rogers
Gale Isakson
George Higgins
Chamber
Lip and
Sup
Chateau
Bob Zion
Teton Trail Museum
Band Concert Planned Sunday At High School
The Chateau High School band and choir stage a mid winter concert Sunday February 22 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Lloyd Reynolds says Bach and Hayden scores mix with movie themes The Good The Bad and The Ugly and The Pink Panther plus Trail Scenes and Porgy and Bess selections. Choir offers Best Red As Flame and For All The Saints with a square dance number Country Style Heigh Nelly Ho Nelly and Tennessee Waltz Dont Cry At My Wedding two Western hits from the All Time Western Hit Parade. Modern Choir closes with Fiddler On The Roof selections. Admission is 75 cents for adults. students admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Lloyd Reynolds
CHS
Reynolds
Bach
Hayden
Porgy and
Bess
George Gershwin
CHS Choir
All the Saints
Stephen Foster
Legion Schedules Stag Party in Chateau Saturday
The American Legion in Chateau invites male members and area residents to its annual new member initiation at the lower Legion hall this Saturday night. Initiation starts at 8 pm followed by a stag party with a $3 fee for Legionnaires and $5 for non-members covering food entertainment and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
American Legion
Lower Legion Hall
Les Otness
Otness
Spaghetti Dinner Planned by Scout Groups
The Chateau Explorer Scout Troop and the American Field Service Chapter sponsor a spaghetti dinner this Saturday Feb 21 in the basement of United Methodist Church. Dinner starts at 5 pm and serves until finished. Proceeds go to the two sponsoring groups with prices 75 cents for children 1.50 for adults and 5 for family tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Explorer Scout
American Field Service Chapter
United Methodist Church
Charles Allen
Explorer
Mrs. L C Wilke Dies in Fairfield Montana
Mrs. Leon Nancy Jane Wilke 60 died Friday in Teton Memorial Hospital. Born Nancy Cole January 10, 1910 on the Cole ranch near Fairfield she spent life on the ranch and taught home economics in Great Falls Kalispell White Sulphur Springs and Fairfield. Survived by Leo C Wilke widower a sister and a brother services held February 17 at United Church of Christ Fairfield with burial at Sunset Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Nancy Jane) Wilke
Teton Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Wilke
Nancy Jane Cole
Wheeler and
Ethel Cole
Cole Ranch
Fairfield
FSA
Great Falls
Kalispell
White Sulphur Springs
Leo C. Wilke
Fairfield Women’s Club
Fairfield Library Board
William W Cole
Joyce Hutchins
Orose
Calif
United Church of Christ
James B. Nolan
Melvin Bueling
Bernard Hatcher
James Ballantyne
Howard Gaare
F. I. Loss
Merrill Olson
Edith Hughes
Howard Cunningham Jr
Sunset Hills
Banks Funeral Home
Mrs. Dora Kolste 87 Dies at Chateau Nursing Home
Dora Kolste born Dora Thorson in Norman County Minnesota on February 24 1882 died February 12 in Ton County Nursing Home Chateau She married Ole Kolste in Great Falls in 1901 later moved to Fairfield in 1910 She leaves four sons two daughters two sisters and many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren Funeral services were held February 16 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fairfield with Rev Lowell Stordahl officiating Interment at St Pauls Cemetery Zwerneman Mortuary handled arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Kolste
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Robert Kolste
Republic
Leona Tennis
Frances Gillette
Plains
Mont
Olga Perry
Great Falls
Bertha Halberg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lowell Stordahl
Dora Tennis
Paul Kolste
Russell Kolste
Dean Gillette
Robert Gillette
Gary Gillette
Fred Chote
Lorna Beeerman
Dorothy van Setten
St Paul's Cemetery
Zwerneman Mortuary
Post Office Expansion Extends Home Delivery to Rural Areas
Postmaster C G Monkman reports a new order from Postmaster General Winton Blount enabling home delivery for about 4 million Americans in towns without city delivery, including Chateau Dutton Fairfield and Power. The plan expands delivery to residents beyond a quarter mile, with completion targeted by February 1, 1971, by adding stops or extending rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Monkman
Winton M. Blount
Teton
Blount
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield
Power
Biount
Gormley Announces First Day Schedule for B Tourney
CHS superintendent Robert Gormley outlined the first day lineup for the District Class B basketball tournament at Shelby set for Thursday February 26. Walier vs Browning opens, followed by Shelby vs Conrad, Cut Bank vs Fairfield at 7 30 p.m. and Chateau vs Sunburst at 9 p.m. No school Friday February 27 to allow travel for CHS students. elementary classes continue. Ticket sales urge immediate purchase to avoid unsold seats being returned to Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gormley
CHS
Shelby
Walier
Browning
Conrad
Cut Bank
Fairfield
Chateau and
Sunburst
Gormley
Chateau High School
Bulldogs
Fairfield Eagles
Cut Bank Wolves
Chateau
Valier
Browning Indians
Indians
Don Rose
Cascade Badgers
Choteau
Cascade
Alzheimer Lectures On Apollo Craft Work In Britain
Dr William Alzheimer of Sandia Corporation lectured in London on his Apollo spacecraft work during a three week tour of Britain and Ireland sponsored by the British Embassy. He and Mrs Alzheimer, a Dupuyer native, recently returned to Albuquerque New Mexico from the overseas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alzheimer
Albuquerque
N. M
England
Alzheimer
London
Sandia Corporation
Dr Alzheimer
Chateau High School
Ed Alzheimer
Collins
Montana State University
Virginia Polytechnical
British Isles
Alzheimers
Britain
Ireland
Becky Wilson
Clyde Wilson, Dupuyer
Catherine Gardner Named Teton County Extension Agent
Catherine R. Gardner will assume duties as Teton County extension agent at Choteau on February 24, succeeding Marilyn Cole who resigned. A Moscow Idaho native and Kalispell native daughter of R C Gardner, she earned a home economics degree from the University of Montana and has served as assistant county extension agent at Kalispell since November 3. She previously taught swimming in Kalispell and Colville, Washington, and was active in Girl Scouts and Rainbow for Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine R. Gardner
Teton County
Choteau
Board of County Commissioners
Miss Gardner
Marilyn Cole
New County
Moscow
Idaho
R. C Gardner
Kalispell
University of Montana
Missoula
Colville
Wash
Girl Scouts
Order of Rainbow
Bulldogs Finish Conference Play With Victory Over Fairfield Team
Chateau High School Bulldogs closed conference play with a 65-59 win over the Fairfield Eagles, securing sixth place. Lyle Allen led Fairfield with 18 points, while Chateau’s John Chane scored 20 and dominated the boards in a midseason rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Fairfield
Choteau
Eagles
Lyle Allen
Chotecau
John Chane
Casey Bilbro
Steve Snyder
Chateau
Bilbro
Snyder
Terry Martin
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County Heart
T. Winsor
Legion
L.C. Wilke
Post Office
Catherine Gardner
Wolves
Wolk
Stan Bell
Chane
Hartman
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