Fairfield-Wrestling strong in dual with Chateau and Browning
Fairfield 9 Chateau 48 with multiple pins including Bob Beck over Jeff Walker in 5 39 and Rick Stott pinned by Brad Hodgskiss in 5 33. JV and Browning bouts feature decs and forfeits showing a tense regional wrestling meet across classes 114 through heavyweight with many close scorelines and decisive finishes.
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Fairfield
Chateau
Bob Beck
Jeff Walker
Craig Greenfield
Pat Kelly
Scott Schwartz
Rich Jiminez
Jeff Cleveland
Borrie Toren
Rick Stott
Brad Hodgskiss
Mitch Konen
Steve Hinman
Terry Krause
Randy Jenson
Stewart Galgrad
Lennie Toren
Lynn Allen
Doug Hanson
Gary Roberts
Rusty Daily
Mike Hamilton
Gregg Alzheimer
Simms
Flint Sauke
Shaun Kelly
Paul Willey
Dan Johnson
Steve Gillespie
Rob Nordhagen
Mike Goudevio
Bill Campbell
Kirk Nielson
Kent Walker
Max Halfrisch
Bruce Rohrer
Dean Brumberger
Dave Hoge
Randy Curtis
Neal Collins
Lloyd Walker
Mark Nugend
Browning
Howard Racine
T. Augare
R. Patterson
H. Racine
Local notices recount holidays and visits across families
Irene McManus invites tips on local items. The column lists numerous holiday gatherings across Santa Barbara, Augusta, Great Falls, Chester, Fairfield, and surrounding areas. Names include Murphy, Thorn, Murphy, Kiefer, Field, Martin, Cherry, Nauck, Sands, Vye, Reiding, Schwartz, Arm strong, Peters, Lash, O'Connell, Nelson, Haiberg, Mowbray, Depner, Baker, Ueda, Fraizer, and others with a mix of travel, hospital stays, and family events during Christmas and early January.
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Jim Murphy
Santa Barbara
Leo Murphy
Augusta
Bob Kiefer
Cut Bank
Bob Thorn
Aaron Barritt
Millard Johnson
Greenfield
Charley Walker
Henry Kregness
Skyline Lodge
Burr Field
Neil van Wichen
Wes Cherry
Florence Mulaney
W. E. Cherry
Fort Benton
R. E. Vaughn
Williams Lake
B. C
Jack
Edith) Cherry
Santa Rosa
Columbus Hospital
Allen Schwartz
Kirkland
Wash
August Schwartz
Calgary
Banff
Jasper
Dewey Huffman
Tom Stott
Bynum
Shorty” Earles
Pendray
Gene Armstrong
Vince Peters
John McTaggart
Herman Schwartz
Chester
Ernest Shepmann
Shepmann
Joseph Lash
Sacramento
Chateau
Dave Shannon
Dutton
Shirley Fitzgerald
Power
Oscar Carlson
Joe Rorvick
Nilon Lake
Don O'Connell
Conrad
Lettenga
Ray Nelson
Fairfield
Ron Nelson
Great Falls
Verna Nelson
Axel Haiberg
Mesa
Ariz
H. H. Wuest
Ed Mowbray
Brady
John Mink
Mowbray
The
Teton
Einar Olsen
Herold Depner
Augusta Depner
Ray J. Lyons
Sue Frazier
Stevensville
Vedas
Los Angeles
Fraziers
United States
Las Vegas
Grand Canyon
Bryce National Park
Sunkist Groves
Ueda
Chateau area year in review highlights and sports
Wet snow contributed to June flooding conditions in the area. November featured a Becentennial kickoff at the high school led by Mrs. Gordon Monkman with Hal Stearns and other dignitaries. Chateau Country Club gains irrigation funded by federal money this year. Chateau swim team finishes 1975 with a perfect record earning state champions and relay titles, involving over 60 youths and families.
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Chateau
Gordon Monkman
Hal Stearns
Helena
Chateau Country Club
Heart Fund Memorials Are Received
Contributions to the Teton County Heart Memorial Fund totaled 505.49 for 1975 honoring 48 individuals. Memorials support cardiovascular research and living memorials. Memorials may be given by contacting Mrs. Jack O'Neil in Choteau.
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Teton County Heart Memorial Fund
Jack O'Neil
Teton County Memorial
Stott Brothers consign cattle to national Murray Grey show
The second national Murray Grey show and sale will be held in Denver during the 1976 Western Stock Show. Stott Brothers, Montana breeders in the Bynum area, consign cattle from nine states and two Canadian provinces. The event opens with a Jan. 22 membership meeting at the Holiday Inn North, with the national show on Jan. 23 at 10 a.m. Judge Herman Purdy of Penn State presides, followed by the sale at 2 p.m. featuring 70 top Murray Grey cattle including purebred bulls and females.
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Denver
Colo
Stott Bros
Bynum
Stotts
Montana
Holiday Inn North
Herman Purdy
Penn
Hospital Aux Officers Named For This Year
The Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary installed new officers led by President Mrs. Marc Johnson and Vice President Mrs. James Engh. They plan fund drives to buy a coronary care monitor system for the ICU, replacing the old unit. Fairfield Auxiliary runs an afternoon volunteer program for patient assistance. more volunteers are sought. Dues for 1976 are $1 active and $2 inactive.
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The
Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
James Engh
Marc Johnson
Robert Jensen
Ron Hinman
Jack O’neil
Porter Cannon
Johnson
Engh
O'Neil
Jensen
Cannon
Hinman
Martin Arensmeyer
Teton Memorial Hospital
C. W. Boussard
Jack O'Neil
Fairfield
Bob Zion
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Chote
Hotpoint
Mana Kitchen
Roducera Enil
Electric Motor Sales
Cascade Electric CO
10Th Avenue
Great Falls, Montana
Choteau Bulldogs
Shelby Coyotes
Irene McManus
Choteau, Mont
Heart Fund
Stott Brothers
Duane Anseth
Choteau, Montana
Hospital
Aux
Pondera Valley Lutheran Church
Westmont Agency
Arnold C. Hanusa
John L. Dunckel
Arnold
Jay Dunckel
Bigfork
Chateau Trade
WestMont
Stan Rasmussen
Agency
Bruce Anderson
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