Second Championship Hunted by Hoopsters in Shelby Tourney
Basketball coach Chuck Peck told the Acantha on Monday his team would go to Shelby to win the tournament. The Bulldogs opened the tourney this afternoon by facing Sunburst in the first contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Peck
Acantha
Shelby
Bulldogs
Sunburst
Peck
Choteau
Bulldog
Gary Dunckel
Dave Stott
Leroy Banis
Artie Anderson
Loren Sasser
Tom Dellno
Dale McLaughlin
Grant Gormley
Allan Peters
Ron Gollehon
Dick Stenson
Dennis Seaton
Dunckel
Stott
Anderson
Peters
Gollehon
Chateau
Cut Bank
Browning
Shelby Gymnasium
Conrad
Fairfield
Valier
State
Billings
John Hentges Memorial Highlighted At Lions Club
The Cha teau Lions Club meeting featured the film Pulse of Life on resuscitation as Mayor D P Fabrick eulogized former member John Hentges who died recently in Colorado Springs. Hentges donated land for tennis courts and led city improvements including sewer lines and a water storage tank. Memorials may fund the pool tennis court project. $56 was donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Heart Association
Chateau Lions Club
D. P. Fabrick
Choteau Club
John Hentges
Fabrick
Hentges
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Robert Gromberg
Marion Averill
Gronberg
Red Cross
Choteau
Chris Beck
Grade School Addition Planned and Trustee Election Slated
District 1 voters will decide a 1.5 mill special levy of 30 000 to fund a Chateau Elementary lunch room enlargement. Superintendent Ed Schiller says current capacity 200 is now 445 with added dining area kitchen space and storage. extension 45 feet south doubles floor space and adds a walk in freezer stoves and dishwasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 1
Chateau
Ed Schiller
Teton County Names Deputy Registrars and Election Plans
The Teton county commissioners appointed deputy registrars in 12 precincts for February. Registration closes April 17. Candidates filing by April 23 include C.O. Juells and Sterling DePrata. Power plans a water project with testing and a 11 mill levy to fund expansion. Chateau High School district sets April 4 trustee elections for four nominating districts with staggered three year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Charles Doheny
U. S
Michael J. Kelly
Kelly
Chateau
East
Farmington
Fereiiston
Premium Center
Bynum
Agawam
William F. Olsen
Teton Red Cross Chairmen Named for Yearly Fund Drive
James Dellno Dr Michael Kelly and Ben Christman named joint chairmen for 1964 Teton county Red Cross fund drive. Mrs Janet Wedum announces drive start March 1 and adds Drive chairs for Fairfield and Dut ton communities. She notes funds support blood cost at Teton Memorial Hospital and local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Red Cross
James Dellno
Michael Kelly
Ben Christman
Teton County
Red Cross
Janet Wedum
Henry Boyce
Fairfield
James Stephens
Wedum
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Great Falls
American Red Cross
John Deere Day at Chateau Imp Co with free lunch and movie
Chateau Imp Co holds its first John Deere Day on Saturday February 29 with a free lunch at 11 30 a m and a 1 p m movie at the Roxy. New John Deere equipment will be on display at the implement dealer. all farmers and ranchers invited. Chateau ImpCo recently purchased F G Curtis and Son Implement. Owner Elwell Ekegren, former Harlem dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Imp. Co
John Deere
Chateau, Imp. Co
F. G. Curtis and Son Implement
Elwell Ekegren
Harlem
Birthday Dinner Honors O A Holland in Collins
Mrs H M Montague of Collins honored her cousin O A Holland at a Sunday birthday dinner. Holland a long time carpenter of Chateau is 85 years old today Thursday February 27. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Herb Silberman Mr and Mrs Adolph Saterlie Mr and Mrs Gordon Monkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Montague
Collins
O. A. Holland
Holland
Chateau
Herb Silberman
Adolph Saterlie
Gordon Monkman
Oertels Visit Peters in Cut Bank On Sunday
Mr and Mrs Les Oertel spent Sunday in Cut Bank visiting her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Carl Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Oertel
Cut Bank
Carl Peters
Choteau High Bullpups Finish Season With Narrow Win
The Choteau High Bullpups closed the season by beating Big Sandy 40 38 then losing 62 45 to Fort Benton. Earlier, they fell to Conrad 59 57 and Cut Bank 58 31. Dick Stenson led with 16 points, Ray 11, Robertson 10 for the losers, while Fort Benton’s Tope 19, Appleby 18 paced the winners. Choteau finished 10 12.
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Choteau High
Big Sandy B
Fort’ Benton
Choteau
Conrad
Cut Bank
Big Sandy
Sandy
Chateau
Dick Stenson
Ray
Robertson
Fort .Benton
Greg Curtis
Benton
Curtis
Tope
Appleby
Caulkins
Mrs Haschke Dies Sunday at Chateau
Mrs Henry Haschke aged 79 died Sunday in Teton Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Funeral held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Banks Chapel with Rev Bernard Gravdal officiating. She was born Jennie Erickson October 20 1884 in Iron Mountain Michigan and married Haschke in 1917.
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Henry Haschke
Teton Memorial Hospital
Banks Chapel
Chateau
Haschke
Rebekah Lodge
John
Pitt
Penn
Paul
Colleen) Roesti
Butte
Abe
Harry Ericson
Ironmountain
Ruther Beyer
Florida
Elsa .Campbell
Florence
Wis
Swensons Visit Mineral Wells and Welcome New Grandson
Mr and Mrs Fred Swenson returned Saturday from Mineral Wells Texas where they visited their daughter son in law and grandsons They helped welcome Kevin Leon born January 3 to Capt and Mrs Rice at the army hospital Fort Wolters Texas Rice is serving as an instructor at the helicopter school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Swenson
Mineral Wells
Tex
Kevin Leon
Rice
Army Hospital
Fort Wolters
Cape
Armay
Services Held For Alfred Crawshaw In Fairfield
Funeral services for Alfred Crawshaw 71 of Fairfield were conducted Sunday at the Fairfield Community Church with Rev. Jon Wagner officiating. The lifelong area homesteader born May 21 1892 in Fredonia Kansas came to Montana in 1917 with a Kansas State Normal School education and taught rural schools before settling here. He is survived by his widow two sons Robert L of Wichita Kansas and Charles L of Phoenix Arizona two sisters Grace Maxwell Eva Maxwell both of Kansas City Missouri two brothers Samuel R of Salmon Idaho and Raymond of Spokane. Pallbearers were Dr. Richard Crabtree Frank Harris Charles Watson Gordon Young Ward Genger and Chan Bailey all of Fairfield.
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Alfred Crawshaw
Fairfield
Fairfield Community
Jon Wagner
Crawshaw
Chateau
Fairfield Area
Fredonia
Kan
Fairfield Homestead
Ethelmay Parker
Fall River
Kansas State Normal School
Kansas
Montana
Fairfield Lodge
Af&am
Eunice Brown
OES
Great Falls
County Selective Service Board
Robert L
Wichita
Charles
Phoenix
Ariz
Grace Maxwell
Ieva
Maxwell
Kansas City
Samuel R
Salmon
Idaho
Raymond
Spokane
Richard Crabtree
Frank Harris
Charles Watson
Gordon Young
Ward Genger
Chan Bailey
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled for March 2
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Monday March 2 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs Lorna Huffman. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mme
Lorna Huffman
Pate
Elects New Class Officers at Chateau Elementary
Diane Reisch was elected president of the Chateau Elementary School student council for the second semester. Marijo Peck is vice president Shirley Gronberg secretary and Janine McAuley treasurer. School representatives include Dan Rogers Gordon Moulton Ann Marie Gronberg Kristie Wilkerson Kim Sabo Rita Johnson Linda Bachmeier Michael Wilkerson Bill Peebles Mark Gravdal Burr Field Randy Larson Carol Smith Nancy Reiner and Clarence Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Reisch
Chateau
Marijo
Peck
Shirley Gronberg
Janine McAuley
Dan Rogers
Gordon Moulton
Ann Marie Gronberg
Kristie Wilkerson
Kim Sabo
Rita Johnson
Linda Bachmeier
Michael Wilkerson
Bill Peebles
Mark Gravdal
Burr Field
Randy Larson
Carol Smith
Nancy Reiner
Dan Jacobs
Randy Diener
Renee Sundet
Sons and Daughters Plan Annual Meeting in Fairfield
The Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers announce their annual meeting at the Fairfield American Legion hall on April 11. Officers listed include Jack Thompson Power as president Paul Alzheimer Collins as vice president and Helen Anderson Power as secretary treasurer. A ticket cap of 325 is set for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of
Teton
Fairfield American Legion Hall
Jack Thompson
Power
Paul Alzheimer
Collins
Helen Anderson
Landscaping and gardening meeting set in Chateau court room
A special 1:30 p.m. March 5 meeting in the Chateau court room will cover landscaping ornamental planting and gardening issues. Extension horticulturist Orville McCarver of Bozeman will present for residents of all Teton County towns and rural areas especially families with new homes and unfinished landscaping.
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Chateau
Orville McCarver
Bozeman
Teton County
Dutton Cardinals fall to Cascade in district tourney
Dutton loses 68-54 to Cascade after trailing 29-21 at halftime in a district 120 basketball game. Ken Olson led Dutton with 20 points including six overtime tallies, while Phil Johnson scored 14 and Ed Toenyes 23 for Cascade. Simms defeated Cascade 57-36 to claim the conference title. both teams advance to the Northern Division Class B tournament in Great Falls March 5-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Cardinals
Centerville
Cascade
Dutton
Winnner
Bucs
Tilt
Stie
Iandliforce
Pirates
Lloyd
Loftsgaarden
Toenyes
Tallsgaarden
Ken" Olson
Fleshman
Scott
Johnson
Augusta
Lofts‘gaarden
Elks
Dutton’s
Cardinals
Badgers
Phil ‘Johnson
Hime
Mortag
Cambron
Simms Tigers
Simms
Tigers
Falls
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Loki
Surfes
Choteau High Bulldogs
Northcentral
Fort Benton
Sasser
Page
Roscoe Steel and Culvert ,Company
Roscoe
G. E.monkman
Gerry
Yeager
Stenson
Kubis
Vadvantage
Kronebusch
Seaton
Jim
John Davison
Kxronebusch
Hoover
Twinners
A. Crawshaw
Alfred. Crawshaw
Sons & Daughters
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