Bulldogs Open Northern B Tournament Against Conrad Tonight
Chateau aims for an upset as the Bulldogs face Conrad's third place Cowboys in the opening round. Coach Charles Peck plans a deliberate offense to counter Conrad's speed, hoping to cut turnovers and sustain defense after a 8-14 season.
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Bulldogs
Conrad
Chateau
Cowboys
Sunburst
Fairfield
Browning
Cut Bank
Walier
Charles Peck
Fense
Peck
Fort Benton
Longhorns
Cold Chateau
Choteau
Dan Jacobs
LeRoy Banis
Ron Lehnert
Appleby
Schoonover
Big Sandy
Brian Humphrey
Bulldog
Rudy Ameline
Dick Zier
John Davison
Gerry Yeager
Raymond Smith
Cliff Sabo
Jim Scott
Dennis van Auken
Doug Sabo
Three proposed fixes for Chateau water system upgrade
Monday's city council heard three solutions to update the 275000 gallon water tank control. Engineers from Great Falls propose relocating the transmitter and adding a needle valve or installing a full remote control system. Cost estimates range from about 25 to 2500 dollars plus equipment changes.
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Chateau
T H. Thomas
William Dean
Great Falls
Thompson
Dean
John Dunckel
Water Department
Dunckel
Erickson
Ed Jacobson
Jacobson
Jack Rogers
Melvin White
Park
White
Junior Miss and Boys State Delegates Highlight Lions Club Talk
Karen Peck of Chateau, winner of the Teton County Junior Miss, spoke at the Lions Club dinner about her state pageant experiences and won a $100 scholarship plus a Kalispell trip. Lyle Weist, Chateau High School delegate to Boys State, described events and the Boys State Creed, noting memorial for Dennis Paul Rice.
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Karen Peck
Teton County
Lyle Weist
Chateau High School
Miss Peck
Charles Peck
Chateau
Kalispell
John Arnold
Teton
Chateau Jaycees
Arnold
Gibson Monkman
Ray Weist
Lions Club
Weist
Dennis Paul Rice
Rice
Leonard J. Rice
Bynum
Stan Berger to Speak at Teton County Farm Bureau Dinner
Montana Farm Bureau state executive secretary Stan Berger will be the featured speaker at the Teton County Farm Bureau Fun Feed on Sunday February 27 at Chateau Moose Hall. The event starts at 2 pm with entertainment a white elephant auction and a pancake dinner.
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Stanley Berger
Montana Farm Bureau
Teton County Farm Bureau
Chateau Moose Hall
Bill Jones
Acantha
Jones
Berger
Farm Bureau
Montana
Little Damage In Augusta Crash
A late model sedan driven by Rick Dan Pfeifer received minor damage when an automobile driven by Russell Stanley West backed into it in Augusta. Patrolman Henry Helf reported Pfeifer’s car was struck in the right fender causing about $25 damage.
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Rick Dan Pfeifer
Russell Stanley West
Pfeifer
Augusta
Henry Helf
Helf
Ray Bandow Resigns Weed Control Post
Ray Bandow, weed control supervisor for Teton County for 15 years, has submitted his resignation effective May 1. County Extension Agent Raymond Kelly said Bandow will focus on his farm near Pondera County. Applications for the vacancy are due April 10 at the extension office in Choteau.
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Ray Bandow
Teton County
Raymond Kelly
Bandow
County Weed Control Board
Pondera County
Kelly
Ley
Choteau
Chateau Women Keglers Schedule Annual Tournament
Arvid Sunder of A & E Lanes announced the Annual Chateau Women's Tournament for the first two weekends in March. About 50 teams and 150 singles are expected to enter as the event begins March 5. The format includes a three man team event and six line singles.
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Chateau
Arvid Sunder
A & E Lanes
Icy Corner Collision Ties Up Chateau Streets
Police Chief Maurice Black reports a three car crash on an icy corner in Chateau. Jackson Shelmerdine turning from U S Highway 89 onto Second Street caused the collision with a parked Les Wedum pickup and then with Milt Van Auken’s car. Damages were $35 and $130.
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Chateau
Maurice Black
Jackson Shelmerdine
Second Street
Les Wedum
Milt van Auken
Black
van Auken
Wedum
Airport project faces continued doubt after legal review
County Attorney Robert Woodahl and Airport Commission chairman Glen Inbody met Great Northern Railway counsel about the $323.25 suit to recover costs. The Great Northern attorney will reexamine the complaint and legal aspects before deciding whether to proceed or withdraw.
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Chateau
Robert Woodahl
Glen Inbody
Airport Commission
Great Northern Railway
Woodahl
Great Northern
Hearing on Choteau Zoning Ordinance Set for Tuesday
Choteau residents may speak on a proposed zoning ordinance after a six year zoning commission effort. A public hearing Tuesday March 1 at 7 p.m. in city hall will decide if changes are needed before council consideration in March, with final passage possibly April 21. The plan adds a board of adjustment for disputes and outlines zone specific building types and mobile home rules.
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Conrad
Choteau
Bulldog
Bulldogs
Shelby
Thomas McCartney
al Hensley
A. E
Dick) Young
William McCauley
John Dunckel
Chateau Council
Leo Murphy
Murphy
Board of Adjustment
County Rest Home Plans on Schedule in Teton County
County Attorney Robert Woodahl said rest home construction plans proceed on schedule. He met with the attorney general who will give preliminary approval within a week pending a county financial statement by Lorraine Maynard and Gordon Monkman. Bond call to bidders is expected next month with sales planned for April.
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Teton County Rest Home
Robert Woodahl
Woodahl
Lorraine Maynard
Gordon Monkman
Tab Sales Exceed February Totals for 1965
County Treasurer Lorraine Maynard reports vehicle license sales through February 21 reach 5 075, with auto 2540 and truck 2240 leading. Last year through February the totals were 2549 auto and 2135 truck licenses, with this year also including 348 trailer licenses 13 special mobile plates and nine commercial trailer licenses.
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Lorraine Maynard
Maynard
Eskimoland Show Kicks Off Tonight at Roxy Theatre
Teton County Sportsmen's Association presents Eskimoland at 7 30 p m today at the Roxy Theatre. Naturalist adventurer Emil Leypoldt will share films about a Seattle to Alaska small craft cruise and the region’s scenery industry natives and wildlife.
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Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Roxy Theatre
Emil Leypoldt
Seattle
Alaska
H & H Open House Set for March 9
H & H Implement Chateau schedules its annual pancake feed and open house on Wednesday March 9. Free pancakes served from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A movie will be shown and the event marks the start of the bargain roundup sale.
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H & H Implement, Chateau
H & H Implement
Heart Fund Drive Set to Start This Week in Chateau
The Teton County Heart Fund will begin a house to house appeal this month under the direction of county chairman Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Charles Boussard. The business appeal commences this week with volunteers visiting homes and businesses.
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Teton County Heart Fund
Chateau
James Smith
Charles Boussard
Heart Fund
Field Service Meet Scheduled Monday
A meeting of all interested in American Field Service is set for 5 30 p m Monday, announced by Mrs Willard Paulus this week. Exchange students will be discussed and applications to qualify will be requested soon. Funds for participating in the program have been promised by various Choteau organizations.
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Willard Paulus
Paulus
Dutton Drops Challenge to Cascade For State Berth
Cascade Badgers clinched the Northern Division tournament berth by beating Dutton 64 to 54 in a challenge tilt. Brad Fleshman led Dutton with 20 points, while Kevin Cornell scored 21 for Augusta in a separate loss. Augusta then defeated Dutton 56 47 and Cascade 77 49.
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Dutton
Cascade
Cardinals
Badgers Mon- Gay
Badgers
Augusta
Elks
Power
Brad Fleshman
van Heel
Johnson
Proff
Brian Fleshman
Best
Cheetham
Olson
Simms
Pirates
Tiger
Rick Rendicker
Pirate
Anderson
Fitzgerald
Mills
Burgmaier
Centerville
Rendicker
Pace Power
Soda
Miles
Heckford
Lance Krone
Kevin Cornell
Cornell
Krone
Lucero
Allen
Barrett
Ingersoll
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Robert Erickson
Stan Berger
Triat
Heart Fund Business Appeal
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