Teton Hustlers 4-H Club Reports December Meeting
The third Teton Hustlers 4-H Club meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church on December 19 1970 had 25 members one visitor and three leaders. Old business covered distributing club books and new business included funding 4-H book covers for new members.
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Teton Hustlers
Trinity Lutheran Church
Leazenby
Peggy Leazenby
Karen Allen
Kelly Guthrie
John Keats
Sharrol Armstrong
Sharla Hinman
Diamond Bar 4-H Club Meeting Glances at Horse Show
Vice President Rick Ferron opened the session with plans to hire a speaker and stage a horse show in June or July. Debbie Otness demonstrated horse foot parts and presented a film on gates and leads. Debbie Otness, Reporter.
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Diamond Bar X
Rick Ferron
Debbie Otness
Chateau Bullpups JV ride to 6-1 with two conference wins
Chateau High School junior varsity beat Valier and Browning to move to 6-1. Lee McCauley and Tom Hofeldt led scoring in the Valier win while Browning shutout defense and reserve effort secured the pair of victories.
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Chateau
Valier
Browning
Rick Baird
Lee McCauley
Choteau
Tom Hofeldt
Bulldogs
McCauley
Dick Dale
Chuck Young
Greg Newell
Pete Hartman
Greg Crabtree
Robert Jenson
Brian Brutosky
Fred Tesch
Walter Burrows
Jim Forrest
Steve Buck
Tim Kelly
Walter
R. Rideout
Scott Wright
Ken Kovatch
Dave Kovatch
Tom Widhalm
Ron Widhalm
Ron Sullivan
Jim Adamson
Ron Moon
Amd
Choteau-Browning
Indians
Baird
John Breen
Eee Browning
Itp Fish
Cossessessecesee
Johnson
Power Pirates prevail in two Class C showings
In weekend action Power Pirates won two Class C games. They defeated Geraldine 84-81 with key totals from Bramwell 24 Newman 18 Brunner 16 Tweet 10. They followed with a 69-56 win over Stanford powered by Schaefer 20 and Bramwell 26.
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Power
Geraldine
Pirates
Anderson
Little
Bramwell
Newman
Brunner
Tweet
Shaefer
Young
Stanford
Wolves
Schaefer
Neuman
Community Notes From Collins Area Collate Visitors and Winter News
Local residents recount holiday gatherings with the Baquet and Horak families, visits by the Inbody and Depner households, and Christmas tree lore. Winter weather dominates weekly life with 12 inch snow, below zero nights, drifting, and road plowing by neighbor Herold Depner before Donna Alzheimer’s hospital stay in Great Falls.
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Clark Inbody
Susan
Irene
Glen Inbody
Dawn
Dean
Eugene Baquet
Charles
Charlene Horak
Anchorage
Alaska
Harold Rothman
Frank Green
Deke
Bynum
Herb Silberman
Deke Green
Carl Eklund
Baquets
Joe Jarosimek
Horaks
Rose Wilkens
Brady
Great Falls
Smelter Hill
Albertine O'Keefe
John
Herold Depner
Ross
Louis Depner
Mary Peterson
Colleen
Jim
Chateau
Bill Murphys
Mike Bartsch
O’keefe
Kurt Corey
Walter
Montana
Collins
Donna Alzheimer
Deaconess Hospital
Local High School Basketball Scores This Weekend
Friday games featured Choteau over Valier 74 to 38 and Shelby 64 over Sunburst 49. Browning beat Cut Bank 51 to 50 while Conrad won 74 to 55 against Fairfield. Dutton topped Geyser 73 to 55 and Power defeated Geraldine 84 to 81. Saturday results saw Choteau 56 Browning 42, Shelby 69 Valier 34, Conrad 70 Sunburst 64, Cut Bank 63 Fairfield 55, Geraldine 72 Dutton 63, Power 69 Stanford 56, and Augusta 72 Geyser 63.
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Dutton
Geyser
van Heel
Clotfelter
Olson
Blanchet
Thiesen
McIntosh
Elser
Rosholt
Blouin
Cardinals
Geraldine
Fuhringer
The
Elks
McDonough
Anderson
Weisner
Mosher
Balek
Glaze
Young
Choteau
Valier
Shelby
Sunburst
Browning
Cut Bank
Conrad
Fairfield
Power
Stanford
Augusta
Drennan and George Wed in Choteau Church Ceremony
Bessie Lynn Drennan and Ronald Lester George repeated marriage vows in a double ring ceremony at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Choteau on Saturday December 19. The couple’s parents include Harry A. Drennan Sr. of Springfield Illinois and Lester George of Chateau. Darlene George played organ, Rich Clough sang, with a bridal party led by maid of honor Sharon Rose Drennan and best man Ron Simkins. The bride wore Vienna lace and carried baby American beauty roses. Out-of-town guests came from Springfield Denver Geneseo and Missoula. A reception followed in the cultural hall. the couple will reside in Great Falls.
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Bessie Lynn Drennan
Ronald Lester George
Andrew Jenson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Choteau
Harry A. Drennan
Springfield
Ill
Lester George
Chateau
Darlene George
Rich Clough
Sharon Rose Drennan
Mary Alice Vogel
Ron Simkins
Allen Peters
Bernard McAuley
Dick Stenson
Harry Drennan
Sharon
Larry
Terry Drennan
Harry A. Drennan Sr
C. K. Holke
Geneseo
Harry A. Drennan Jr
Denver
Colo
Lee Stott
Rick Stott
Sherry Little
Missoula
Great Falls
Community Notes From Selma Beringer Column
January weather turns springlike as snow melts. Local visits include Lilly Murphy at Arvid Sanders Chateau and car trips by Mike Bartsch, Bert Corey, and the Larsons. Grandparents host Dawn Lawrance who recovers from chickenpox. Mrs Averill wedding celebrated at Dutton with Collins turnout.
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Lilly Murphy
Arvid Sanders
Chateau
Mike Bartsch
Bert Corey
Dawn
Dean Lawrance
Great Falls
Glen
Ove Larsons
Selma Beringer
Alvin Reiquams
Collins
Miles Averill
Birth Defects Linked to Half of Preschool Deaths
March of Dimes experts say that fully half of deaths among preschool children are caused directly or indirectly by birth defects.
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March of Dimes
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Carol Smith
Lars Strandbakke
Richard Wang
Carol Jean Smith
James Smith
Magnar Strandbakke
Whitefish
Oblic
4-H Club
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Starry Leazenby
Linda Smith
Laurie Crary
Bertha Gordon
Phillips ‘66’ Gas Line
BIG Sky
Choteau, Mont
Walloping
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Nets
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Crabtree
Lesmeister
Duard Dellwo
Carl Dreyer
Tim Hogue
Carl Wisse
Walier
Puppies
Kelly
Hogue
Buck
Wisse
Burrows
Power Pirates
Premium Center
Collins Vn Pedersen
Eee Sa Ak
Bessie Drennan
Ronald George
LDS Church
Kip Stenson
Charles Averill
Montana Association For Mental Health
O'Hare Manor
Jaycees
Choteau Jaycees
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