Heart Fund Campaign Kickoff Set for January
The 1966 Heart Fund Campaign begins January 25 with a public program on artificial resuscitation at the Lions Club meeting directed by Bob Zion and sponsored by Chateau Volunteer Fire Department. New volunteers include Mrs. Joe Anderson and others as February is Heart Month with activities in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Lions Club
Bob Zion
Chateau
C. W. Boussard
Teton County
Heart Association
13 New Books Added at Chateau Public Library
The Chateau Public Library announces 13 new books arriving this week and available from January 15. Titles include The Explorer by Frances Park Keyes and The Source by James Michner, among others, with two week loans and hours Tuesday and Saturday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Library
Emily Crary
Oper
Frances Parkington Keyes
A. B. Guthrie
James Michner
Arthur Bailey
Kathleen Winsor
Program Signup To Begin Jan 31 In 1966 Wheat Plan
Signup for the 1966 wheat and feed grain programs starts Monday January 31 marking the first day to submit land in the cropland adjustment program. Meetings on wheat feed grain and cropland adjustment are set at Fairfield Legion hall January 17 Dutton Woman's Club House January 18 Pendroy Farmers Union hall January 19 all at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Legion Hall
Dutton
Woman's Club House
Pendroy
Farmers Union Hall
Augusta Man's Action Saves Life
An Augusta man Tiny Canfield rescued Lyle Myllymaki after his auto plunged 50 feet into the Missouri River near Cascade. Canfield pulled two passengers from the wreck and administered artificial respiration as Myllymaki suffered a fractured hip and jaw while the Great Northern mail truck driver William A. Klepzig faced no injuries.
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Augusta
Stanford
Lyle Myllymaki
Myllymaki
Missouri River
Cascade
Canfield
Great Northern Mail
William A. Klepzig
Great Falls
U. S. 91
Klepzig
Penny Vegoren
Robert Treinen
Rainbow to Install Rainbow Girls Sunday Evening
Public installation of Rainbow Girls set for Sunday January 16 at 7 p.m. in the Masonic hall with community attendees invited.
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Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Lions Calendar Sales Open for Community Fund
Lions Club begins selling community calendars. Calendar chairman Jack Wright urged inquiries within two weeks ahead of February 15 deadline for listings. A family listing costs 2 dollars, with extra calendars at 1 dollar each. Proceeds fund civic projects including a swimming pool tennis courts and skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Jack Wright
Wright
Lions
Acantha
Lions Civic Fund
Dr Kelly to Head Teton County Sportsmen Group
Dr Michael J. Kelly was elected to head the Teton County Sportsmen's Association for 1966 at a regular meeting Tuesday. He succeeds Frank Kelly as president. Officers include Herb Styren vice president Dave Shannon secretary treasurer Elmer Knaff S J Bachmeier Sam Luinstra Vergil Lindsey and Frank Kelly as directors. Discussion covered potential state aid for access to private reservoirs and deer hunting boundaries west of U S Highway 89. Next meeting Feb 8 will start the annual membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Kelly
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Dr. Kelly
Frank Kelly
Herb Styren
Dave Shannon
Elmer Knaff
S. J. Bachmeier
Sam Luinstra
Vergil Lindsey
Good Feasible Building Aim Of Chateau School Board
Chateau School Board chair Duane Reisch told Lions Club members progress on plans for a new school. Architects prepared sketches and will review with the board next week. No site or bond timing yet. board will not rush the project and will take necessary time to do the job right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Reisch
Chateau School Board
Lions Club
Reisch
Gress
Chateau
Blood Drive Surpasses Quota In Chateau Community
Jaw Red Cross drive collects 80 pints locally beating Conrad's 45 pint tally and surpassing the 65 pint target. Donors include Helen Oberfoell Glen Inbody Rae McDonald Herold Depner Bob Nauck Arvid Sander Joseph Hof er and Chateau High School volunteers. Chairwoman Mrs Curtis notes 120 hours of work plus donor generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Red Cross
Conrad
Grant Curtis
Bob Nauck
Gallon
Arvid Sander
Joseph P. Hofer
New Rockport Colony
Paul Alzheimer
Joanne Chisholm
Henry Smith
Bert Salveson
Chateau
Jerome Toenges
Power
Joseph Waldner
Rockport Colony
Roy Jacobs
Greg Curtis
John Davison
Tim Saylor
Chateau High School
First Aid Class Scheduled by Local Red Cross
The local Red Cross chapter sponsors a first aid class on Thursday January 20 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse courtroom. Bus drivers with expired certificates must attend, others with expired certificates and new students are invited. Social Civic Club meets January 18 at 2 p m at the home of Mrs. Robert Miller with co host Mrs. Gladys Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Social Civic Club
Robert Miller
Gladys Nelson
Bowlers Reach Half-way Mark in League Season
At the halfway point of the bowling year, Alex Zier opened with a 300 in open bowling at A and E Lanes. Arvid Sundet leads with a 188 average across three leagues, while Rudy Fuhringer posts the top game at 277. Dave Shannon headlines a 684 series in the Wednesday Night League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Zier
Zier
A & E Lanes
Arvid Sundet
Sundet
Rudy Fuhringer
Dave Shannon
Texaco, Inc
B & B Grocery
Ted
Petrolane
Howard Truchot
Dutton
Stinchfield Insurance and
Olsen Agency
Sunder
Bob Luck
Montana Power
Sheriff's Raiders
Dutton Co-op
Chateau Bar and Steakhouse
al Becker
Cal Southard
Soils Expert Dr. Charles M. Smith to Speak at Chateau High
Dr. Charles M. Smith soils scientist of Montana State University Bozeman will address soil fertility crop growth and nutrient needs at 8 p.m. Tuesday Jan 18 in the Chateau High School auditorium. The public is invited as the second of seven crop production schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Smith
Extension Service
Montana State University
Bozeman
Chateau High School
Smith
Mrs Jolliffe Rites Held In Choteau For Vera Jolliffe
Funeral services for Vera Jolliffe 37 of Santa Rita were conducted Tuesday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev William Morley officiating. Burial followed in Choteau Cemetery with local pallbearers. She died January 7 at Glacier County Hospital Cut Bank. She was born February 28 1928 in Rolla North Dakota and married Arlie Jolliffe in 1950. The family later lived in Pendroy and Santa Rita. Survivors include her husband two sons Tim and Robert a daughter Gail two brothers Ray and Vern Wilkie and three sisters Lucille McMaster Bernice Vanarney and Eveyline Carpenter Zwerneman Mortuary was in charge.
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Vera Jolliffe
Santa Rita
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
William Morley
Choteau Cemetery
Irvin Moon
Choteau
Ben Eplstein Jr
C. L. Praefrock
Roy Bittner
Roy Solway
Cut Bank
Charles Johns
Pendroy
Glacier County Hospital
Mrs. Jolli
Lucille McMaster
Great Falls
Bernice Vanarney
Dunsieth
N.D
Eveyline Carpenter
Rolla
Zwerneman Mortuary
Two Teton Students Named to NMC Fall Honor Roll
Northern Montana College Havre lists Jack Nesbit of Chateau and Dennis Maurer of Dutton on the autumn quarter honor roll per the registrar. Both students earned recognition for academic achievement.
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Teton County
Northern Montana College
Havre
Jack Nesbit
Chateau
Dennis Maurer
Dutton
Association's Annual Meeting Set Monday
The Teton Memorial Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting Monday January 17 at 8 p.m. at the county courthouse. New board members will be elected to replace four term endings and floor nominations are allowed.
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Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Fred Crowe
Weist Named Montana 4-H Delegate to National Roundup
Teton County 4-H member Danny Weist of Choteau is one of 12 Montana delegates to the National Western 4-H Club Roundup in Denver January 16 to 19. He competes in beef cattle projects, has won multiple state and local honors, and has served as a junior leader and club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Weist
Teton County
Chateau
Montana
Raymond Kelly
Weist
Kelly
Montana Hereford Association
Ernest Weist
Choteau
Choteau Jaycees Plan Bosses Night Banquet
Choteau Jaycees announced their annual Bosses Night banquet for 7 p.m. January 22 at the Odd Fellows Hall in Choteau. Elmer White, event chairman, said the evening honors employers and businessmen who support the Jaycee organization with awards including Boss of the Year Outstanding Young Educator Outstanding Young Farmer and Distinguished Service Award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Jaycees
Odd Fellows Hall
Choteau
Elmer White
Jaycees
Jaycee
Fred Barribal Arrives in Chateau for Weeklong Visit
Fred Barribal arrived in Chateau on Sunday to spend a week there before returning to Arizona on January 16. The traveler plans a brief stay and will resume travel after sightseeing and local meetings.
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Fred Barribal
Chateau
Arizona
Three Chateau Girl Scouts to Attend Conferences
Three Big Sky Council Girl Scouts Diane Reisch Gwen Gormley and Sandra Hanson were chosen to attend international Friendship Conferences in Portland Oregon in July and the Heritage Arts Caravan in Washington in August with delegates from Alaska Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Hanson is the council’s first alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Big Sky Council
Diane Reisch
Duane Reisch
Gwen Gormley
Robert Gormley
Sandra Hanson
Sydney Hanson
Miss Reisch
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Ore
Miss Gormley
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Hanson
Alaska
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Bulldogs Even League Record Reach 2 2 After Walier Win
Choteau’s Bulldogs improved to 2-2 in conference play by beating Walier 67-44 before a Browning rally setback 70-54. They host Fairfield Friday and Cut Bank Saturday in league games, aiming to rebound with tighter defense and improved shooting. Dan Jacobs led with 19 points, LeRoy Barns 16, while Christiaens of Valier scored 23 for Fairfield.
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Choteau
Bulldogs
Walier
Browning
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Chateau
Eagles
Wolves
Larson
Charles Peck
Indians
Banis
Peck
Dan
Jacobs
Bulldog
Walter
LeRoy Barns
Valier
Christiaens
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Miss
Royalty
Karen Peck
Kalispell
Bernice Burgmaier
Tony Burgmaier
Margie Bremer
Herbert Bremer
Miss Peck
By James Delln
NMC
Association
Joe Eisenman
Janet Wedum
William F. Olsen
Arnold Hanusa
Fred Chisholm
Jerry Breen
Harry Swanson
C. Fred Crowe
Bill Briggs
Ben Christman
Paul Kropp
Richard Crabtree
Crowe
Bill Olsen
Pete” Olson
Lutheran Board of Hospitals and Homes Association
Girl Scouts
Garner
Fay E. Garner
Chateau Baptist Mission
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Wyoming
Fellowship of Baptists For Home Missions
Seeley Lake
Fairfield Eagles
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