School District 51 Board Considers Sale of Buildings
A February 11 special meeting of School District 51 in Teton County, held at Ted Skelton's home, postponed any definite action on selling or disposing of district buildings and equipment until fall. Warrants were issued for Supt. of Public Instruction, Lonnie McCollum, Marion Rauscher, and Danny Weist for various transportation and service amounts. Alex J. Truchot was the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Teton County
Ted Skelton
Public
Lonnie McCollum
Marion Rauscher
Danny Weist
Alex J. Truchot
Fish and Game Sets Hearing on Hunting Rules
The Montana Fish and Game Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed deer elk bear and mountain lion hunting regulations on February 26 at Jorgenson's Holiday Inn basement. Final regulations follow the hearing with tentative rules distributed to sportsmen groups and agencies for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Jorgenson
Holiday Inn
Helena
Fletcher Newby
Department of Fish and Game
Hearts Flowers and Bumblebees toastmistress meeting noted
Joanne Reynolds hosted the Chateau Toastmistress Club in the library on February 9 acting as toastmistress in a George Washington persona. Darlene Malone spoke on Bicentennial while Mabel Crane presented rules for the March 4 speech contest at the Methodist Church. Dorothy Boussard won best table topics. Laura Schneller read Mansfield and poetry. Martha Washington impersonation sparked remarks. Laura Schneller served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Reynolds
Chateau
Library
George Washington
Darlene Malone
Mabel Crane
Congress
Dorothy Boussard
Katherine Mansfield
Laura Schneller
Rose
Mary Stokes
Martha Washington
Windy Farmington Twister Damages Feedlot and Homes
A Wednesday wind storm, described as a twister in places, caused major damage at a local feedlot including a mobile home roof blown off. Neighbors aided in clearing furniture and safely relocating items. Other property damage was minor, with fences and sheds affected as far as Leys. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns provided help and comfort during the long weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Heikkila
Lloyd de Bruycker
Dutton
John Voth
Bert Guthrie
Tom
Brian Haynes
Doug Crary
Lyle Otness
Heikkilas
Bynum
Voth
Leys
Herb Styren
Bozeman
Missoula
Lincoln
Washington
Rosalie Richert
Corrine Baker
Carl Wisse
Jan Otness
Mike Otness
MSU
Les Otness
Glacier Park
Kathy Tangen
Great Falls Commercial College
Great Falls
Barbara Cole
Robin Gray
Cecil Cole
Clarke Receives 3-M Scholarship at MSU
Bozeman Montana State University awards a $500 3-M Co scholarship for 1976 77 to Thomas K Clarke a Chateau High School senior based on academic record. Clarke is son of Allan G and wife of Cho teau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State University
Chemical Engineering Department
Thomas K. Clarke
Chateau High School
Clarke
MSU
3-M Co
St. Paul
Minn
Allan G. Clarke
Choteau
Local residents share dinners and visits across towns
Irene McManus notes multiple social events and family visits from Shelby to Helena. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Scott Forrest with family, Greg Crabtree and Donna Barrett for Kari’s birthday, and Tom Eckerson and twins in Shelby. Also listed are extended travels, hospital updates, and a Montana Cowgirls Association banquet attendance in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredings
Herb Garman
Fred Cayer
Great Falls
Alvin Guse
Keith Arensmeyer
Doug Tangen
Amy
Jan
Jim Tangen
Kathy
Carla Arensmeyer
Carrie Morris
Medrick Morris
Lutheran Church
Harold Richert
Carrie
Rosalie
Miles
Kenneth Morris
Medrick
Mike Richert
Julie
Scott Forrest
Billi Forrest
Greg Crabtree
Donna Faye Barrett
Dick Dauwalder
Kari
Tom Eckerson
Shelby
Chateau
C. L. Brooks
Grable
Wyo
Elmer Dial
Lydia Stroh
Elsie Tesch
Esther A. Brimble
Cashmere
Wash
Brimbles
Collins
L. A. Davis
Cut Bank
Vallejo
Calif
Margaret Conlon Murray
Walnut Creek
Larry
Dick Banks
Montrose
Cliff Banks
Palm Springs
Montana
Helena
Anna Lee Erickson
Bob Erickson
St. Peter's Hospital
Margaret Olson
Fairfield
Donna Faye
Chuck Young
Lonnie
Air Force
Dick Young
Omaha
Neb
Witchita Falls
Texas
Frances Juelfs
Depner Rest Home
Clifton Swanson
Emma Swanson
Robin
Dana
Lois MaeClough
Marshall King
Rebekah
Bill Moser
Conrad
Dorothy DeRusha
William O. Monkman
Nanton
Alta
Canada
Gordon Monkmans
Montana Cowgirls Association
R C Building Fund Drive Is Slow Here
Mrs. Grant Curtis leads a Chateau drive to fund a new Red Cross Blood Center in Great Falls. Donations come from Kiwanis Hospital Auxiliary and Soroptimists, but many individuals have pledged yet not given. She urges people to donate at least one dollar to support the blood program and aid county recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Curtis
Chateau
Red Cross
Great Falls
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United Methodist Church
Bob Findorff
Shepherd
Second Ave
N. W
Fish & Game
Farming Frontiers
John Deere
U.S
Ekeghen, Inc
Chotezu, Mont
Farmington News
Pearl Tangen
John Carlson
Doug Hanson
Jack Slanger
Bernice van Setten
Chinook
Malta
Keith
Frank MclIntyre
Glasgow
Don Breding and Sons
Roger Toren
Triangle
Choteru, Mont
Tom Clarke
Choteau and
Pendrey
Stanley Stotts
Irene McManus
Buck’s Auto Repair
Mont
S. J. Bachmeier
Burton
Tom Moore
R. C
Don Rogers
Jantzen
Ellen’s
Chry
Newport
Mercury Park
Dodge
Camper
Valiant Duster
Taylor Motor Company
Chrysler