Trucker A G Vogl Dies After Big Rig Rollover Near Bynum
Albert G. Vogl 46 of Great Falls was killed when a semi hauling hogs from Rockport to Spokane left U S Highway 89 north of Bynum and overturned around 11 a m. Twenty eight pigs were killed or destroyed. Vogl served in World War II and is survived by his wife three children and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Vogl
Great Falls
Bynum
Montana Highway Patrol
Vogt
Rockport
Spokane
D & J Livestock Company of
Vogl
Grass Range
U. S. Navy
George Vogl
Lewistown
Albert Vogl
New Rockport
Choteau Bulldogs Prep for Eureka and Fort Benton Tests
Choteau hosts Eureka on Friday and Fort Benton on Saturday in non conference games after the Christmas break. The Bulldogs stand 3-4, with Dave Hartman leading scorers at 84 points, and team totals show 372 points for and 374 against through seven games.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Eureka
Fort Benton
Choteau
Sunburst
Bulldogs
Valier
Longhorns
Don Knutson
Tree Pick up Slated by Chateau Jaycees
The Chateau Jaycees will collect Christmas trees this Sunday afternoon January 4. Residents should place trees near garbage cans in the alley or in plain sight so collectors can find them.
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Chateau Jaycees
Jack Clark
Fairfield Man Cited in Mishap
Fairfield resident Richard T. Austad, 34, operated a 20 ton truck that rolled in a borrow pit after leaving a county road northeast of Fairfield at 11 30 p m Tuesday. Speed was a factor and he was cited for reckless driving and failing to give immediate notice of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Austad
Fairfield
Richard Chase
Austad
Borrow
Chase
Choteau Red Cross Plans Blood Drawing
The Red Cross will hold a blood drawing at the Choteau United Methodist Church from 2 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday January 14. The local quota is 65 pints, with donors aged 18 to 65 eligible. Blood collected goes to the Great Falls blood bank for distribution to participating hospitals.
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Red Cross
Choteau United Methodist Church
Grant Curtis
Choteau
Library Drive Nears Goal For Villager Building Purchase
Jaycee Library Committee reports about 11000 of 13500 raised for the Villager building. Open house drew 25 families while private donations push total past 3000 on Sunday. First National Bank of Great Falls extends fund-raising deadline to January 15 with price cut offer to 22000 if closed early. The Fever Barometer tracks progress in Citizens State Bank window as members seek further donations.
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Reg Wearley
Jaycee Library Committee
The
Acantha
Wearley
Jaycees
Jim Sherman
Library Committee
Bill McCauley
Chateau Jaycees
First National Bank of
Great Falls
Library Fund
Citizen’s State Bank
Sherman, McCauley
Adrian Dargan
Dan Mayson
Herb Foster
Charles
Ben Chalmers Dies in Spokane
Ben Chalmers aged 65 formerly of Choteau died of cancer Sunday in a Spokane hospital. Funeral services were set for 2 p m Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Choteau. He built the Chateau Garage and later Te ton Motors building and ran a Libby trailer court and implement business. He leaves Frances Wright, a son Keith Libby, brothers Leslie and John, and sister Mrs William Arensmeyer. Pallbearers and music provided by local clergy and choirs. interment in Farmington Cemetery. Banks Funeral Homes directed arrangements.
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Ben Chalmers
Choteau
Spokane, Wash
Trinity Lutheran
Chalmers
Fairfield
William
Anna Chalmers
Frances Wright
Great Falls
Chateau
Teton Motors
Libby
Choteau Lodge No. 44
Af&am
Keith
Leslie Chalmers
Eastern Montana College
Billings
John
William F. Arensmeyer
Robert Clark
al Jaumotte
Warren Malcott
Paul Parker
Frank Kelly
John Oberfoell
Marge Hanusa
Robert Gronberg
Arthur Lindseeth
Marvin Lindseth
Marlow Engberg
Farmington Cemetery
Banks Funeral Homes
Firemen's Ball To Be Tonight In Chateau
The annual Firemen's New Year's Eve Ball taps off at 9 p.m. tonight at the Masonic Hall in Chateau. Art Anderson, Chateau Fire Chief, notes admission is $1.50 per couple and tickets are sold by firefighters or at the door. Proceeds fund the department and keep locals off the highway with dancing and entertainment by the Rhythmaires.
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Masonic Hall
Chateau Fire
Art Anderson
Anderson
Chateau Fire Department
Fire Department
Chateau
Rhythmaires
Two Girl Scouts To Travel East To Study American Heritage
The Big Sky Girl Scout Council names Senior Scouts Kristie Wilkerson and Pam Baker as participants in Heritage Opportunities. Wilkerson joins Candles to Capsules in Virginia with trips to Jamestown Williamsburg Yorktown and Langley. Baker joins Fishes Witches and Fun in Massachusetts with tours of Concord Lexington Boston Salem and Cape Ann.
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Big Sky Girl Scout Council
Kristie Wilkerson
Pam Baker
Miss Wilkerson
Heritage Girl Scout Council of Virginia
Hampton
Camp
Skimino
Jamestown
Colonial Williamsburg
Yorktown
Richmond
Aecro-Space Center
NASA
Langley Research Center
James River
Miss Baker
Hawthorne Girl Scout Council
Danvers
Mass
Governor Dummer Academy
Byfield
New England
Concord
Food Stamp Plan Set To Begin In Teton County
The federal Food Stamp Plan starts in Teton County on February 1. Applications at the Welfare Office in the courthouse open on Tuesdays from January 6. If approved, recipients buy stamps monthly from the County Treasurer. Eligibility depends on income, resources, and household size, with specified limits for one to nine plus member households and a $1500 resource cap.
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Teton County
Chester Baker
Court House
Baker
Local UM Graduates Receive Army Reserve Commissions
Lt Gary F Truchot of Choteau and Lt Donald E Olson of Fairfield were among 11 UM ROTC cadets sworn as commissioned officers in the U S Army Reserve at the University of Montana Missoula on Friday December 19. Truchot a 1964 Chateau High School graduate earned a BS in Business Administration from UM in 1969. Olson a 1985 Fairfield High School graduate and 1969 UM BA graduate also earned a private pilot's license through the Army ROTC Flight Program.
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Gary F Truchot
Francis Truchot
Choteau
Donald E. Olson
Margaret Olson
Fairfield
Karen Peck
U. S. Army Reserve
University of Montana At Missoula
Truchot
Chateau High School
Paula Donohoe
Laurel
Olson
Fairfield High School
Rebekah Installation Planned in Choteau
Choteau IOOF Lodge No 11 and Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 schedule a joint officers installation on Tuesday January 6 at 8 pm in the IOOF hall. D B Crane and Mrs Hazel Castle named elective noble grands. LeRoy Peterson and staff to conduct the ceremony. Henry Smith, Mrs Charles Allen, and Mrs D B Crane organize. refreshments will be served. public invited.
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Choteau Ioof Lodge
Queen Rebekah Lodge No
Choteau
IOOF
D. B. Crane
Hazel Castle
LeRoy Peterson
Walier
Henry Smith
Charles Allen
D B Crane
1970 Outlook From Babson Reports
Babson's 1970 forecast warns of a slow economy with inflationary pressure, labor tensions, and mixed growth. It expects a gradual slowdown in GDP real terms, modest gains in personal consumption, weak federal spending, and a potential recovery late in the year if labor disputes stabilize.
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Babson
United Auto Workers
Babson's Reports
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A. G. Vogl
CHS Bulldogs
Steve Snyder
Knutson
John Chane
Dan Rogers
Lonnie Kelly
Mike Casey
Terry Martin
Conrad Gunderson
Allen Adams
Greg Newell
Don Rogers
Choteau Red Cross
Firemen’s
Army
Rebekah
Babson’s Business
Wellesley Hills
Vietnam
Federal Reserve
Babson’s
Teamsters
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