Choteau Bulldogs face Sunburst and Valier in conference action
Choteau High School returns to the court with Friday home vs Sunburst Refiners and Saturday away at Valier. The Bulldogs own a 5 4 record, led by Dan Jacobs with 189 points and 97 rebounds, while Ron Lehnerz and Cliff Sabo contribute scoring and boards.
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Choteau High School Bulldogs
Sunburst
Choteau
Bulldogs
Valier
Chateau
Conrad
Shelby
Dan Jacobs
Ron Lehnerz
Lehnert
Cliff Sabo
Gerry Yeager
Yeager
Rudy Ameline
Ameline
Worden
Doug Sabo
Burr Field
Field
Ray Smith
John Camden
Pat Saylor
Soldier earns Combat Infantryman Badge in Vietnam
Specialist Fourth Class Michael H Morris 20 son of Mr and Mrs Mike E Morris Chateau Tuy Hoa Vietnam received the Combat Infantryman Badge for sustained ground action as radar operator in Headquarters Company 3rd Battalion 4th Infantry Division 8th Infantry CIB. He entered service in November 1965.
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Tuy Hoa
Vietnam
Michael H Morris
Mike E. Morris
Chateau
Spec Morris
4Th Infantry Division
8Th Infantry Cibs
Spec. Morris
Army
Safety Rules For Ice Fishing On Lakes And Rivers
The Fish and Game Department urges caution on ice thick enough to support a person and warns shore ice is often the most dangerous. Stay away from protrusions and inlets, beware thin ice over swift water, and avoid discolored ice. If you fall through, stay calm, try to reach shore, and call for help. If alone, use a sharp object to gain a grip and roll away from danger on exit.
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Fish and Game Department
Webers Honored On 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Weber of Dutton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on December 4 with a cocktail reception at the Beverly Hills home of Mr and Mrs John T Cahill. Their daughter Jerry Weber hosted the event with guests from Montana including Mayme Manley Joseph Pinger Lynn Baker Bucky Harris and Pat Forbes.
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William Weber
Dutton
John T. Cahill
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jerry Weber
Special Moose Season Slated for January 1967 Draws
Fifteen moose hunting permits will be issued by drawings at Wisdom Community Hall on January 6 1967 to quell agricultural damage from overabundant moose. Registration starts 10 a.m. with drawings at 2 p.m. Applicants must hold a 1966 A-1 or B-2 license and those drawn must buy a $25 moose license. Past six years hunters are ineligible. licenses cover three nine day periods from January 7 to 29.
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Wisdom
Wynn Freeman
Fish and Game Department
Freeman
USDA Sets Higher Grain Minimum Price Policy
The USDA announced a new minimum price for CCC grain at 115 percent of loan rates plus carrying charges for most CCC sales domestic use and for the 1967 wheat year. The move expands applications to feed grain certificates and excludes disaster livestock feed, out of condition grain, and export. Mrs. J Viola Herak cites current prices and a 1.28 billion bushel winter wheat forecast with 54 million acres planted and a 32 percent rise in the 1967 crop allotment.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
J. Viola Herak
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Herak
Congress
CCC
Usda Crop Reporting Service
Two County Men Enter AFROTC for Special Training
Cadet Ronald L. Pierre son of Mr and Mrs Leo L Pierre of Chateau and Cadet Russell Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Robert O Andrews of Fairfield have been accepted for the professional officers course of the AFROTC at the University of Montana Pierre a Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Delta Chi member is a Chateau High School graduate Andrews is a Fairfield High School graduate The Acantha
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Missoula
Ronald L. Pierre
Leo L. Pierre
Chateau
Russell Andrews
Robert O. Andrews
Fairfield
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Afrotc
University of Montana
Pierre
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Delta Chi
Chateau High School
Andrews
Fairfield High School
Waterfowl season ends in Pacific Fly Way Montana
The Montana Fish and Game Department sets the close of the 1966-67 waterfowl season in the Pacific Fly Way including Teton county. The Gallatin elk season opens Jan 4 1967 with a Feb 8 close unless the 550 elk quota is hit earlier. 300 hunters per week in groups of up to six hunt Georgetown Lake and Brown’s Lake areas with litter restrictions and shelter rules.
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Pacific Fly Way
Montana
Teton County
Gallatin
Wynn Freeman
Montana Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Freeman
Joint Installation of Odd Fellows and Queen Rebekah Lodges
The Odd Fellow Lodge No. 11 and Queen Rebekah No. 31 held a joint installation Tuesday January 3 at the American Legion hall. Installing teams came from Great Falls lodges. Arthur Weist and Rosella Yeager were installed as noble grands.
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American Legion Hall
Great Falls
Arthur Weist
Rosella Yeager
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Bulldog
Jacobs
Saylor
Dick Zier
Smith
Sts Pate
Coats
Choteau, Montana
Webers
USDA
ROTC
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Brown's Lake
Ovando
Orville Lewis
Lewis
Chateau Food
Libby
Foodtown
Bronko
Tang
Hunt
del Monte
Kraft
Pearl
Link Sausage Farm
Walt’s
Walt Armstrong
Andy
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