Dutton Cardinals Triumph In Class C District Final
The Dutton High School Cardinals defeated the Simms Tigers 55 to 47 to win the Class C District 12 basketball championship at Great Falls High School gym. The victory advances Dutton to the Class C Northern Divisional tournament on March 24 at Great Falls Central High School.
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Dutton High School Cardinals
Simms Tigers
Great Falls High School
Cardinals
Great Falls Central High School
Bulldogs End Season With Two Losses
The CHL Bulldogs closed conference play with losses to Sunburst 44 32 on Friday and Cut Bank 57 49 on Saturday. Sunburst leaped ahead as Bulldogs struggled 10 of 52 from the floor. Sunburst transfer Terry Lund led with 13 points and coach Chuck Peck praised the officiating. Bulldogs battled back at home but fell to Cut Bank 57 49, with Chateau scoring 14 for Choteau and Asay 14 for Cut Bank.
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CHL Bulldogs
Sunburst
Cut Bank Wolves
Bulldogs
Terry ‘Lund
Canada
Chuck Peck
Bulldog
Gary Duntkel
Ronnie Gollehon
Ronnie
Sun
Wolves
Chateau
Cut Bank
Cut ‘Bank
McGlothin
Clark
Quist
Choteau
Asay
Wilson
Hansen
Lynn Nordahl
Cardinals
Carrie
Pirates
Miners
Dutton’ ‘Cardinals
Brady
Augusta
Simms
Cascade
Power
Centerville
Dutton
Dennis
Williams
Brady's
Badgers
Elks
Rand
Divisional for Class B Opens at Browning
The Northern Class B Basketball Tournament opens at Browning High School gym today and runs through Friday and Saturday. Conrad leads standings at 10 wins, Fairfield 10, Cut Bank 8, Browning 7, Choteau 9, Walters 9, Sunburst 11.
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Browning
Kew Browning High
Mrs C Gibson Monkman Returns From California
Mrs C Gibson Monkman traveled from Santa Ana California after being summoned by the death of her father William J Tretheway. She accompanied the body to Great Falls where graveside services were held Wednesday morning.
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C. Gibson Monkman
Santa Ana
Calif
William J. Tretheway
Great Falls
New Officers Elected for School Student Council
The Chateau Grade School elected new Student Council officers for the second semester. Officers are Doug Sterley president Terry Rentmeister vice president Candy Stenson secretary Gary Crane treasurer. Representatives include Judy Morey Marilyn Talmadge Judy Robinson Jim Hodgskiss and others.
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Trecently
Doug Sterley
Terry Rentmeister
Candy Stenson
Gary Crane
Judy Morey
Marilyn ‘Talmadge
Judy Robinson
Jim Hodgskiss
Shirley Gronberg
Douglas Petergon
A Hughes
Ralph“ Paulis
Karen Miller
Carol Miller
Judy Cook
John Rose
Lenore Jessop
Marija Peck
Denise Regimbal
Greg ‘Diener
Pamela Erickson
Tom Deliwo
Dennis Seaton
Bette Jo Dellwo
John Deere Day Preview At Curtis & Sons Implement Co
The annual John Deere Day returns Tuesday February 28 at F G Curtis and Son Implement Co with a display of modern farm machinery a free lunch and a free movie for farm families at the Roxy Theatre starting 1 15 p m continuous activities planned for farmers and their families.
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John: Deere
F. G. Curtis & Son Implement, Co
Roxy Theatre
Choteau Farmington Road Planned for 1968 in Region Work
George Sime of the Montana Highway Commission told Chateau Chamber of Commerce members and guests at the annual dinner that the Choteau Farmington road project in Teton County is tentatively slated for 1968. He outlined state and national level highway problems and discussed local work plans in the Chateau area and county. Leo Murphy reviewed a year of chamber accomplishments during the catered dinner.
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Teton County
Choteau-Farmington
George Sime
Montana Highway Commission
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Lions Hall
Fairfield
Great Falls
Sime
Highway Commission
Chateau
Ithe County
Leo Murphy
Jake
Laingtra
Five Dutton Explorer Scouts Receive Gods and Country Award
On February 12 at Dutton Methodist Church five Explorer Scouts were awarded the Gods and Country medal for study experience and service in Christian faith witness world outreach citizenship and fellowship. The shielded medal is red cross on white, suspended from a blue ribbon with God and Country in gold. a lapel button was also given and is worn by the boy with parental and ministerial approval.
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Dutton
Methodist Church
Ratsey ' Ee Grd
Christian Witness
Christian’'fellowship
Path of Faith talk series begins for youths
The first in a series of Path of Faith talks by General Authorities of the JL Church starts Sunday Feb 26 at 7 p.m. at Chateau. Marion G. Romney will speak on A Will Informed Faith. Ruben J. Clark will present Should Young People Read the Scriptures and The Value of Knowing the Scriptures in Your Youth.
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Marion G. Romney
Quorum of the’ Twelve
Ruben J. Clark
Mrs Glen Boden and Kathy Return From Circle Miles City Visit
Mrs. Glen Boden and Kathy returned Saturday after visiting relatives in Circle and Miles City for a week.
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Glen Boden
Kathy
Circle and
Miles’ City
JayCee orientation meeting inducts new members
Seventeen members were inducted into the JayCee after the regular meeting in a national and state orientation session. Les Kolste spoke on local organization while Jim Robinson outlined state and national JayCee. John Stordahl of Cut Bank presented slides on the JayCee story and Bill McMullen with Floyd Murr discussed Yellowstone Boys Ranch. Floyd Murr acted as master of ceremonies.
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Iingari
Orient
trotsConrad
Shelby
Cut Bank
Choteau
Ld Hiriman
Choteau Club
Les‘ Kolste
Jim Robinson
John Stordahl
Bill McMullen
Floyd Murr
Alibi Bowling Tournament Recap and Standout Scores
Regional bowling event used best three games from four lines. Mrs Dellno posted a 64 handicap score. Bernice Van Setten Rosella Yeager and Betty Woodward led with high handicap or actual games. Rose Truchot also posted top actual score.
Driver license examinations set for Wednesday at courthouse
Driver license examinations will be given Wednesday March 1 at the courthouse, offering applicants a chance to complete testing in a single session.
Dr Jarolimek joins UCLA education faculty in social studies
Dr John Jarolimek son of Mr and Mrs Joe Jarolimek of Choteau joins UCLA as assistant professor of education in social studies curriculum instruction. He earned a MS and PhD at Minnesota and a BS at Wisconsin River Falls. The family resides in Northridge, near Los Angeles.
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John
Jarolimek
aMr
Mra
Joe Jarolimek
Jim
Choteau
Ucla
California
Los ‘Angeles
Wisconsin State College
River Falls
Wis
University ‘of
Minnesota
Wisconsin
University
San Diego
State ‘College
Calif
Jarosimek
School of Education
Northridge
Los Angeles
House Speaker Hawks To Address Montana Republicans
Speaker Clyde Hawks of the Montana House, the longest serving Republican in the current chamber, will address a Wednesday meeting at 7 p.m. at the Legion Hall. The Big Horn County figure has led the party in seven straight legislative terms since 1949 and heads a series of county gatherings to promote conservative constitutional government. The event follows a potluck dinner at the Legion Hall.
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Clyde
Hawks
Montana
House‘ of Representatives
Teton
Republican Club
Republican’ Women’s Federation
Republican Central’ Committee
Xavier
Big Horn County
House of Representatives
Bozeman
Republican ‘Representatives
House
the Legion Hall
Davison Attends Hardware Meet With Davison Hardware
Davison and wife attended the Our Own Hardware summer buying convention near Minneapolis last week with 1 400 dealers and employees from ten states. Davison viewed more than 8 000 display items and participated in the stockholders meeting of Our Own Hardware, a central buying and warehousing organization started in 1913.
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John’ Davison
Davison Hardware
Schroeder Hardware
Iis Minsieapolis
Our.Own' Hardware.Co
Davison
Our
Open House at International Harvester Dealer
The International Harvester dealer in Château invites the public to an open house on March 3. A full day of refreshments and free demonstrations of modern farm implements will be available, thanking the community for past support.
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International Harvester
Chateau
Wills
Eitecabare
Rand
Friends of the
Ealerahi
Addis Howard Weekend Billings Case
The fragment mentions Addis Howard tied to a weekend event in Billings. No clear action or outcome is visible, making it difficult to determine a definite news item or person data from the text.
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Addis
Howard
Billings
Montana High School Ass'n creates Big 8 and Small 8 groupings
The Montana High School Association reassigns Northern and North Central Class B members into two new conference groupings for Class B in north central Montana. Choteau Malta Chinook Fort Benton Shelby Cut Bank Conrad Browning form the Big 8 while Sunburst Walters Fairfield Big Sandy Chester Havre Central Simms Harlem form the Small 8. Changes apply to basketball and football beginning 1960 61 and follow earlier failed attempts to adjust teams by conference.
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Montana High School
Ass'n
Choteau
Malta
Chinook
Fort Benton
Shelby
Cut Bank
Conrad
Browning
Sunburst
Walier
Fairfield
Big Sandy
Chester
Havre Central
Sim
Board of Directors
Ass’n
Montana
Choteau High School
Ed Schiller
Marth
Schiller
Montane Winter Fair honors Teton County junior exhibitors
Montane Winter Fair in Bozeman showcased Teton county juniors including Bruce Hensley Fairfield who won two firsts in Yorkshire Junior Futurity swine and blue and red placings in Junior Fat Barrows. Caralynn Weist Choteau earned a Hereford fat rating and Linda Hensley Fairfield earned top Hampshire Sheep Futurity and red on Junior Fat Lamb. Eric Winchester Choteau captured a Southdown Junior Futurity first and purple rating on his Junior Fat Lamb entry.
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Teton County
Bozeman
Bruce, Hensley
Fairfield
Yorkshire
Caralynn ‘Weist
Choteau
Linda
Hensley
Hampshire
Eric Winchester
Southdown
Teton County Young Timers Plan April Meeting
The Young Timers of Teton County set April 8 for their annual meeting at the American Legion hall in Fairfield. Officers approved the schedule during a recent meeting. Dinner time and other preparations are pending. Mary Ellen Burns is this year's ticket chair.
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Teton County
American Legion Hall
Fairfield
Mary Ellen Burns
Mrs. Agatha Vervick Dies at Fairfield Rest Home
Agatha Vervick aged 77 of Fairfield died at the Teton County Rest Home after a long illness. Services were held at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fairfield with Rev. David Larson officiating. Burial followed in Fairfield. Born in 1883 in Norway she immigrated to the United States in 1906 and settled in Iowa before moving to Fairfield in 1911 after marrying Ole Vervick in Great Falls in 1900. Survived by sons Bert and Ole of Fairfield and Arthur of El Monte California and daughter Mrs. Clara Moore of Spokane.
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Agatha Vervick
Fairfield
Teton
St. Paul Lutheran Church
David Lar
Vervick
Norway
U. S
Iowa
Ole Vervick
Great Falls
Bert
Ole
Arthur
el Monte
Calif
Clara Moore
Spokane
McMullen Tells Conrad Lions Juvenile Offence Pattern
Juvenile probation officer Bob McMullen of Teton and Pondera counties spoke to 26 Conrad Lions at the Conrad Hotel about a pattern of juvenile offenses. He cited 50 percent of referred youths not returning, 25 percent seen twice, and about five percent total as delinquents, stressing home influence and parental cooperation as key to preventing delinquency.
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Bob McMullen
Teton
Pondera
Conrad Lions Club
McMullen
Conrad Hotel
Great Falls
Miles City
State Repret
MecMuilea
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