Fairfield Lions Sponsor Measles Clinic in Teton County
The Fairfield Lions Club hosts a Stop the Measles clinic at the American Legion Hall in Fairfield on Thursday March 7 from 2 to 5 p.m. Families are asked to schedule by area and age 1 to 13 for vaccination unless medically restricted. Drs Bosshardt and Kelly will supervise.
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Fairfield Lions
Teton County
American Legion Hall
Fairfield
Dutton-Power
Chateau
Donald Bosshardt
Michael Kelly
District 5 Science Fair Sponsored by Scienstiens Club
The 14th annual District 5 Science Fair at Chateau High School gymn is sponsored by the Scienstiens Science Club. Reg Wearley reports plans are nearly complete with many local projects and several improved works. Judges include staff from University of Montana Western Montana College and Montana State University. Dr. R A Diettert of UM will be a prominent judge. Projects from Augusta to Geyser and Brady to Cascade are invited. Superior ratings advance to Missoula state fair March 29–30. The public may view March 9 from 3:30 to 6:15 pm with free admission.
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Scienstiens
Wearley
University of Montana
Western Montana College
Montana State University
R. A. Diettert
Missoula
Diettert
Augusta
Geyser
Brady
Cascade
Grudge Basketball Game Set at Choteau High Tonight
Fans pack the Choteau High School gym tonight at 7 for a grudge game between Fatmen and Choteau faculty. Proceeds aid the American Field Service foreign exchange program with Nippon Ittgul to perform a ceremonial dance. A preliminary girls’ contest is planned and admission is $1 for adults and 25 cents for students.
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Choteau High School
Fatmen’s
Choteau High
Fatmen
Bond
Rose
American Field Service
Foreign Exchange
Nippon Ittgul
Thailand
Toastmistress Club Speech Contest Set For Friday Night
The Chateau Toastmistress Club will hold its speech contest Friday at 7 30 p m in the Methodist Church parlor. Local club members only compete, with six judges and an ice breaking speech by a high school student. Refreshments follow. Mrs Barbara Klotz of Malta died Saturday in Great Falls, mother of Leo Klotz of Choteau.
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Chateau
Barbara Klotz
Malta
Great Falls
Leo Klotz
Choteau
Teton Pass stockholders plan March meeting and ski instruction
Teton Pass Inc schedules a stockholders meeting for Monday March 4 at 8 p.m. in the Olsen Agency building to elect officers and decide on future operations of the ski run. A ski instructor from Great Falls will be at the run Sunday for lessons. Saturday availability is not confirmed and Dr. J R Crabtree will inform interested parties.
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Teton Pass, Inc
Leonard Blixrud
Olsen Agency
Blixrud
Teton Pass
Chateau
Great Falls
J. R. Crabtree
Reisch Family Attends Cho teau School Concert
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Reisch and their family from Great Falls visited Cho teau on Sunday to attend the school concert. Darlene had been visiting in Choteau and returned home with them.
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Duane Reisch
Great Falls
Choteau
Darlene
Retirement center survey gains early support in Chateau
A Chateau citizens committee reports 36 residents signed survey sheets for a proposed retirement center, needing 50 to qualify for a Farm Home Administration loan. The plan aims to house about 56 residents, with signing not binding residence.
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Chateau
Bob Gronberg
Citizens Steering Committee
Farm Home Administration
Gronberg
Finance Department
Democrats to Meet in Teton County Club on Feb 26
Democrats planning to run for public office are urged to attend the Teton County Democratic Club meeting in Cha teau on Monday Feb 26 at 8 p m. James Stephens the publicity chairman urges good attendance as plans for the 1968 campaign are laid out in the county courthouse court room.
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Teton County
Democratic Club
Chateau
Teton County Court House
James Stephens
Dutton
Smiley Addresses Lincoln Day Dinner of Republicans
D Dick Smiley, candidate for the first district congressional seat, spoke to more than 150 Teton County Republicans at the Lincoln Day Dinner in the American Legion Hall on Feb 15. He urged Republicans to offer better programs and leadership, linking today to Lincoln era needs.
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Dick Smiley
Teton County
American Legion Hall
Jim Crawford
Sade
Smiley
Bozeman
Gallatin County
House
Ways and Means
C Fred Crowe
Crawford
Choteau
Central Committee
City Council Sets Police Pension Fund and City Projects
The Choteau City Council approved establishing a police pension and training fund funded by state license fee collections. The meeting noted the fire department pension, noted current certified water operators, and approved a baseball recreation coordinator as well as several payments to vendors and services.
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Choteau
Great Falls Man to Speak on Americanism Day
Harold Harmon, minister of West Side Christian Church, will headline a Sunday February 25 Americanism program at Chateau upper American Legion hall starting 7 30 pm. Harmon, a Havre native and Navy Air Corps veteran, will discuss A Christian Looks at Communism. The event includes entertainment, invocation by Bud Moulton, and refreshments.
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Harmon
Robert Gronberg
Bud Moulton
F.F.A Week Observed Across Montana Chapters
Choteau FFA observes National FFA Week with church services and school activities led by instructor Robert Nauck. Members wear official jackets and attend a school assembly featuring a parliamentary procedure skit and a speech by Bob Corbett for the District Public Speaking Contest in Cascade on March 11. About 60 chapters and over 2,500 members participate statewide.
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Choteau
Future Farmers of America
Robert Nauck
Choteau High School
Nauck
Bob Corbett
Cascade
Montana
Chateau Bulldogs Clinch Northern Division Title in 84 70 win
Chateau High School boys basketball secured the Northern Division crown with an 84 70 victory over Browning Indians. The Bulldogs built a 16 point lead in the first half and maintained momentum despite key players fouling out. Browning had upset potential by beating Cut Bank the night before.
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Chuck Peck
Chateau High
Browning Indians
Browning
Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Wolves
Chateau
Walter Panthers
Choteau
Shelby Coyotes
Valier
Fairfield
Indians
Sunburst
Shelby
Conrad
Fairfield Eagles
Fun Feed at Moose Hall Slated by Farm Bureau
Teton County Farm Bureau plans its third annual Fun Feed at the Moose Hall on Sunday February 25 starting at 1 30 pm The event includes a hotcake feed entertainment a Europe travelogue by Mr and Mrs Bill Jones a Chinese auction and proceeds support a teenage delegation to the Youth Freedom Seminar at Montana State University.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Moose Hall
Lloyd Stott
Bill Jones
Europe
Montana State University
Angus Cattle Sale At Corbett Ranch Scheduled Saturday
The fourth Corbett Angus Ranch production sale is set for Saturday February 24 at the ranch south of Chateau. Ninety head of select yearling bulls and bred heifers will be sold with the heifers pregnancy tested and linked to notable Montana bulls such as Chancellor 0306 and 36. The sale starts at 12 30 p.m in the heated pavilion with lunch at 11 30. Grant Cunningham and Myrtice Powell are noted visitors.
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Corbett Angus Ranch
Chateau
Montana
Chancellor
Ermitte
Chicago
Corbett Ranch
Services Held In Great Falls For M. Lockhart
Mrs Myrtle C Lockhart of Great Falls and formerly of Choteau died Sunday at 76 in Great Falls. Services were held Tuesday with Rev C Fred Crowe officiating. burial in Highland Cemetery. She was born May 30 1891 at Hope ND and taught in northcentral Montana 28 years after her 1933 husband Miles Lockhart died. She lived in Choteau before moving to Great Falls last year and belonged to Havre Methodist Church W S C S and Fidelity Chapter No 18 OES. Surviving daughters include Dorothy Porter Pendroy Leona Caskey Choteau Marion Briggs Box Elder Joyce Merkling Ovaca Idaho plus eight grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Myrtle C Lockhart
Great Falls
Choteau
Fred Crowe
Highland Cemetery
Montana
North Dakota
Webster
Marion) Briggs
Box Elder
Kenneth ‘Joyce) Merkling
Ovaca
Idaho
Choteau Chamber Sets March 5 7 Am Meeting
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce will hold a 7 am meeting at the Choteau Steak House on Tuesday March 5 to try a time change for better attendance. President Bob Taylor announced a new membership committee Mic Darnold Jack Rogers Enoch Stroh and Bill Obernolte will recruit local businesses and collect dues. Wes Cherry new member was introduced and Roy Snyder was named to fill an unexpired director term with Jack Rogers and Dick Nordhagen to prepare a scrapbook for a Community Betterment contest. The chamber will assist the Red Cross drive with district solicitation led by Bill Obernolte Mic Darnold Bob Taylor and Wes Cherry.
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau Steak House
Bob Taylor
Taylor
Mic Darnold
Jack Rogers
Enoch Stroh
Bill Obernolte
Chateau
Wes Cherry
Roy Snyder
Gale Isakson
Dick Nordhagen
State Chamber of Commerce
Teton County
George Higgins
Robert Gronberg
Red Cross
Chamber
11th Chateau Women’s Bowling Tourney at A E Lanes
The 11th annual Chateau Women’s bowling tournament starts March 2 at A E Lanes. Events run Saturdays and Sundays over two weekends with three member team and four line singles formats. Competing are bowlers from Great Falls Fairfield Shelby Conrad and Chateau. entries close after the last shift of March 10.
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Chateau
Great Falls
Fairfield
Shelby
Conrad
Farmers Supply of
Helen Madeen
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Fairfield Lions Club
Scienstiens Club
H. S. Gym
Toastmistress Club
D. Smiley
Lincoln
Coln
Cru
Chateau Department
State of
John Dunckel
Montana Municipal League
Dunckel
Bob Erickson
Leon Gollehon
James Sulgrove
Russ Thompson
Board of Prisoners
Chateau Ford Sales
del Chemical Corp
Crane and Ordway Co
J. M. Sulgrove
Hev
Harold Harmon
F.F.A
Valier Panthers
Peck
Ray Smith
Lance Krone
Lehnert
Smith
John Camden
Nets
Krone
Lehnerz
Ameline
F. B
Grant Cunningham
West Glacier
Myrtice Powell
Washington, D. C
M. Lockhart
A.M
A & E Lanes
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