Chateau Jaycees honor local leaders at Bosses Night banquet
Halvorson Dick Nordhagen Ted Halvorson and Harold Gaarder received top Chateau Jaycees awards at Bosses Night. Nordhagen, publisher of the Choteau newspaper, earned the Distinguished Service Award and was praised for Little League and civic service. Halvorson won Boss of the Year for his support of the Jaycees. Gaarder, a Fairfield farmer, received Outstanding Young Farmer for leadership in farming and civic activities.
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Dick Nordhagen
Ted Halvorson
Harold Gaarder
Chateau Jaycees
Nordhagen
Halvorson
Gaarder
Fairfield
Chateau Acantha
Duane Reisch
DSA
Reisch
Choteau
Chateau
Jack Reiding
Jaycee
Jaycees
Reiding
Charles Crane
Crane
Gaar
Der
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fairfield Lions Club
John Stordahl
United States
Stordahl
America
Choteau” Jaycees
Harold O 'Gaarder
Choteau Organization
Aasheim Sees Babcock Steps to Image for Metcalf Run
Sheridan County representative Mag nus Aasheim told a Teton County audience that Governor Tim Babcock is trying to craft a new image as he contemplates challenging Sen. Lee Metcalf. He cited a $4.5 million surplus claim and questioned school funding, the two mill levy removal, and proposed student fee hikes.
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Tim Babcock
Lee Metcalf
U. S
Senate
Magnus Aasheim
Sheridan County
Teton County
Rep Aasheim
Aasheim
Metcalf
Tion
Ansheim
Questi Ned
Montana
ASCS Chairman Announces New Farm Feed Grain Bases
Rex Manuel of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee says applications are open for new feed grain bases under the 1964 program. New bases disqualify participation in this year’s feed grain diversion and price support payments. Eligibility requires not owning another base, 50 percent livelihood from farming, prior feed grain experience, suitable land and adequate equipment. Applications due March 1 at the ASCS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Manuel
ASCS
Lions C Officials Report on District Club Conference
Marion Averill president of Cho teau Lions and Leo Murphy district secretary reported on the district mid winter conference held in Glasgow last week. Five district governors and 41 club presidents attended the conference with Glasgow praised for efficiency and hospitality. Principal business covered finances and redistricting as the district contemplates growth toward 200 clubs and a sixth governor. A study of district bylaws and rules for the 6700 Lions in District 37 is underway. Henry Smith was installed at Chateau club. a $50 donation to the Lions Club swimming pool fund was announced. The night featured a Lions orchestra formed from members.
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Marion Averill
Choteau Lions
Leo Murphy
District 37
Glasgow
Choteau Club
Murphy
Henry Smith
Chateau Club
Robert Gronberg
Enoch’ Stroh
Bill’ Breen
Ira Perkins
Lions Club
Perkins
Lions
Bob Zion
Barney, McClue
Grant Curtis
Rex Peterson
Breen
Smith
Bob Gormley
Choteau Girl Scouts Attend National Roundup in Idaho
Cadette Girl Scouts from Choteau are invited to perform at the National Roundup in Farragut Idaho in July. Earl Brown of Great Falls will advise an authentic Blackfeet powwow dance in which Choteau scouts participate as part of a large regional display by girls from many nations.
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Choteau’ Cadette
Farragut
Idaho
Myles Standish
Earl Brown
Great Falls
Choteau
Dutton Cards Rally Past Power 63 41 and 78 58
The Dutton Cardinals won two straight, beating Power 63 41 and Augusta 78 58. Freshman led scoring with 17, Olson 14, Fleshman 19, while Power’s Prinzing 15 and Teenyes 16 paced their team in the losses.
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Dutton
Cardinals
Power
Augusta
Centerville
Bucs
Scott
Olson
Teen
Brad Fleshman
Ken Olson
Barry ‘Fleshman
Burgmaier
Prinzing
Rites Held for Cornelius Greyn in Conrad
Funeral services for Cornelius Greyn 54 of Conrad were conducted at Conrad Mission Church by Rev. Robert Goertz and Rev. Guy Fry with burial at Fort Benton. Greyn died in Quincy Illinois while trucking for a Canadian firm. He was born in Huntley and lived in Coffee Creek before moving to Conrad in 1929. He farmed until 1954, then carpentered until 1962 when he began trucking. Surviving are his widow two sons Jerry and Eugene Great Falls seven grandchildren his mother Mrs L Greyn of Conrad two brothers Tony of Conrad and Haigh of Chateau four sisters Mrs Andrew Bouma Lincoln Mrs Stacy Hicks Conrad Mrs Pete Sims Idaho Falls Idaho and Mrs Charles Byrnes Belfry.
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Cornelius Greyn
Conrad
Conrad Mission
Robert Goertz
Guy, Fry
Fort ‘Benton
Greyn
Quincey
Huntley
Coffee’ Creek
Jerry
Eugene
Great Falls
L. .Greyn
Tony
Haigh
Chateau
Andrew
Bouma
Lincoln
Stacy Hicks
Pete Sims
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Charles Byrnes
Belfry
Radiation Training Course To Start Wednesday
County defense director Las Verne Murr announced a 16 hour radiological monitoring and decontamination course at Legion Hall this Wednesday. John Robison will instruct fire, police and sheriff personnel as federal and state guidelines will inform radiation procedures.
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Teton
Legion Hall
Las Verne Murr
Nis
John _Robison
Haystack Fire Destroys 75-80 Ton Stack North of Pendroy
The Chateau unit of Teton County Volunteer Fire Department fought a late Monday blaze at J W Swanson farm near Pendroy. Pendroy and Pondera County crews assisted but could not stop the fire. The 75-80 ton stack was completely destroyed with damage pegged at 1600 dollars. Firemen stayed on scene until about 4 30 am.
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Chateau
Teton ‘County
Juvenile Felonies Rise in Teton County 1964
R W McMullen probation officer reports a large 1964 rise in juvenile felonies in Teton County led by two grand larceny and ten burglaries. Traffic liquor violations and new referrals from Fairfield marked notable patterns as youths aged 8 to 17 appeared before court.
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Teton County
R. W. McMullen
R. D. McPhillips
McMullen
Fairfield
Justice of the Peace Court
Armed Services
Department of
Ithe
March of Dimes nickel drive aids birth defect care
Soroptimist Club of Chateau sponsors the 1965 March of Dimes drive in Teton County. President Mrs. Murl Faurote says a nickel stamped for a return envelope will fund the national network of medical care centers aiding birth defect victims. The drive targets about 1,500 local homes with no further appeals planned this season.
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Chateau and
Teton County
Murl Faurote
Faurote
Teton
United States
Feed grain information meetings in Teton county schedule
Information meetings in Teton county run all week at 8 p m in Dutton Legion Hall January 28 Chateau-court room February 1 Fairfield multi purpose room February 2 Power school library February 3 and Pendrey Farmers Union hall February. Mrs Romsey McCollum says farmers may determine best course from provided information and will receive aerial farm photographs and seed acreage reports. Due to budget limits officers cannot spend time with each farmer, so attending a meeting is advised.
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Teton County
Dutton Legion
Chateau - Court
Fairfield
Power ‘School
Pendrey Farmers Union
Romsey
Obituary: Mrs. Jack L. Creek Dies in Great Falls
Mrs. Jack L. Creek died in Great Falls. Services were held at Holy Family Church on Tuesday. Survivors include son Robert Creek, a former Chateau resident who worked for Petrolane Steelgas Co. in town.
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Jack L. Creek
Great Falls
Holy Family
Hodgskiss Heads GOP Women in Teton County Club
Mrs L Hodgskiss installed as president of the Teton County Women's Republican Club. Glen Yeager as vice president J C Beck secretary and Frank Zgoda treasurer. Club meets fourth Friday each month at Cornell Hotel 8 pm. No February meeting due to district tournament. Membership chair Mrs Fred Meadows with reps from Dutton Fairfield Pendroy.
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Lloyd
Hodgskiss
Teton County Women’s. Republican
Club Brgay
Marjorie
Saylor
Cornell
Obaske
Fred
MSC Specialist to Conduct Session at Methodist Church
Dean Hoffman, human development specialist from Montana State College, will guest speak at the Methodist Church in Chateau Thursday February 4 at 1 30 p m. The session How to Lead a Discussion will cover skills and understanding for leading discussions. All are welcome. Frieda Schroder, home demonstration agent, said.
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Hoffman
Montana State College
Chateau
Methodist “Church
Frieda Schroder
Choteau Bulldogs edge Sunburst for conference bid
The Choteau Bulldogs defeated Sunburst 60 44 to close in on the conference title as Tom Dellno led with eight tallies and McLaughlin added 12. Choteau built a 27 13 edge by the third, then held Sunburst at bay with strong defense and rebounding.
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Choteau - Bulldogs
Shelby
Coydtes
Eine
Sunihurst
Ey Ike
Ighanei
Pall
Dale
Laughlincut
Choteau
Gotcin
Tom ‘Dellno
McLaughlin
Chateatt
Kelso
Nudge
Banis
Chotea
Robinson
Chateau
Gormley
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Fabrick
Aurine Babrick
Donna Harris
Babcock
Harriet Miller
State Board of Equaliza
Lions C
Choteau Girl Scouts
Uae PD
Elks
C. Greyn
Dept
Soroptimist
Arges March
Dimes Support
Vwelmeeay
MSC
A. Ay Eure
Bulldogs Raii Aip
Leroy Sin
Ea Peme Plehtt
Ag Rare Pekys
Bulldogs
Peck
Rosch
Sunbirst
Walier
Browning
Juneau
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