Choteau Lions Club Swim Team Dominates Two Meets
The Choteau Lions Club Swim Team won both the Northcentral Montana Relays at Choteau and the Conrad Invitational, sweeping Class B events and setting one meet record while a Great Falls record fell in the senior mixed distance relay. The squad totals 582 points at Conrad, with multiple swimmers claiming records and multiple event wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lions Club
Choteau
Montana
Chinook
Fort Benton
Conrad
Havre
Great Falls
Butte
Susan Rathman
Marcian Curtis
Burr Field
Tim Meyers
Chateau
Vic Sargent
Carol Scott
John Nordhagen
Jim Hamilton
Bill McCauley
Steve Snyder
Ken Depner
Elaine Stromberg
John Fillipe
Hope Hensley
Henry Smith
Grant Curtis
June Dale
Columbia Falls
Denise Weinert
Terry Martin
Pat Scott
Barbie Scott
Steve Weinert
Nancy McCauley
John Camden
Dick Dale
Carol Peterson
Mary Hensley
Lauri Peck
Gary Dale
Bill Smith
Dave Rathman
Jackie Jenson
Jackie Ferris
Mary Rathman
Jean Dellno
Jim Rathman
Dean Brumberger
Chris Oertel
Jim Forrest
Lori Marr
Verna Bremer
Nancy Thompson
Zane Anderson
Grain reports due July 15 at ASC office
Rex Manuel, county ASC chairman, urges farmers to file acreage certifications by July 15 for wheat certificates and feed grain programs. Reports determine wheat payments of 1.38 per bushel and wheat price support, plus corn program benefits. ASCS staff assist with reports and measurement services, with a small fee. Contact the ASCS office to avoid disqualification from benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
ASC
Manuel
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Chateau Little League sweeps week with two wins
Chateau Little League posted two victories this week, routing Simms 22 to 5 with Steve Buck earning the win and Rodd Kelly relief. They then beat Dutton 19 to 3 with Mike Whealey the starter and Buck finishing. Mark Spinder hit a homer and a double in the Dutton game. The Greens stayed hot, defeating the Blues 18 to 5 behind Joe Higgins, while the Blues split with Red 15-7, powered by Jim Forrest and Rich Nohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Little League
Choteau
Simms
Steve Buck
Rodd Kelly
Tim Kelly
Dave Enzweiler
Mark Spinder
Dutton
Mike Whealey
Andre Wilkie
Chateau Nine
Greens
Blues
Reds
Joe Higgins
Jim Forrest
Reiding
Dick Arensmeyer
Rich Nordhagen
Jeff Hirsch
Greg Martin
County to Launch Handicapped Children Help July 15
An Information and Referral service for handicapped children begins in Teton County on July 15, centered in Great Falls. The I R Center covers a 15 county area, with local contact Betty Swenson in the Teton County Courthouse. The project, overseen by Dr John Googins and funded by a Federal Project Grant, aims to connect families with appropriate resources and reduce delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Great Falls
Cascade County
I & R Center
Blaine
Broadwater
Chouteau
Fergus
Glacier
Hill, Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lewis and Clark
Liberty
Meagher
Phillips
Pondera
Teton and Toole
I &R Center
Betty Swenson
Chateau
Tenth Avenue South
Patricia Peek
Ruth Ensley
Beverly Javornik
Sherry Granell
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Arthur Kussman
John Googins
Republican Group To Meet July 17
The Teton County Republican Central Committee will meet Wednesday July 17 at 8 p.m. at the Cornell Hotel. Virginia Mann, State Central Committee vice chairman, will present new precinct work techniques with demonstrations on interviewing precinct workers. Each precinct officer is urged to bring a guest for potential future support. The meeting aims to aid both veterans and newcomers with new material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Cornell
Virginia Mann
State Central Committee
TSSA Plans Picnic at Green Gulch
The Treasure State Agricultural Association will hold its annual picnic on Sunday July 14 at Green Gulch on the South Fork of Teton Canyon. It is a potluck event with ice cream, pop and coffee provided, starting about 1 p.m. Bring utensils, horse shoes, walking shoes and friends. The public is invited.
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Treasure State Agricultural Association
Green Gulch
South Fork
Teton Canyon
Weather Data For Week Ending July 9
The report shows daily highs and lows from July 3 to July 9 with a weekly high of 95 and low of 46. Precipitation totals reach 5.72 inches for the year to date, compared with 10.19 inches for the previous year.
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H L P
Juy
Bne
Democrats to Meet in Pendray July 15 at 8 p.m
Henry McDunn, chairman of the Teton County Democratic Central Committee, announced this week that the Teton County Democrats will meet in Pendray July 15 at 8 p.m. A picnic and any other business before the committee will be discussed and acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McDunn
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Democrats
Pendray
McDunn
Two Area Youths Attend ROTC Camp
James N. Sulgrove son of Mr and Mrs James M Sulgrove and Donald E Olson son of Mrs Margaret Olson Fairfield both University of Montana students attend Army Reserve Officers Training Corps summer camp at Fort Lewis Washington starting June 14. The six week program teaches Army weapons leadership and military subjects with field exercises. Upon completion and college graduation they may be commissioned as second lieutenants in the U S Army. Sulgrove belongs to Phi Sigma Kappa and is Chateau High School 1964 graduate. Olson belongs to Sigma Nu and is Fairfield High School 1965 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Sulgrove
James M. Sulgrove
First Ave
N.W
Chateau
Donald E. Olson
Margaret Olson
Fairfield
University of Montana
Missoula
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft Lewis
Wesh
Alble
U. S. Army
Sulgrove
Phi Sigma Kappa
Chateau High School
Olson
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Fairfield High School
Asay Takes Over Deputy Sheriff Post
James Asay, 50, of Choteau, began duties July 1 as deputy sheriff in Teton County replacing Vic Sargent. He previously served with Choteau City Police and as a deputy under Sheriff Al Peterson. His wife Judy works at J C Penneys and his son is stationed in Germany.
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Teton County
Band Heads to Browning for Indian Days Celebration
Due to vacations camps and swim meet duties only 20 to 25 members of the Chateau City Band will attend the Indian Days events in Browning this weekend. They depart from the Legion Hall at 7 45 am Saturday play in the parade at 9 30 am ride a tribe provided truck join theTwo Medicine Dam dedication at noon to perform the Star Spangled Banner. Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall will attend with guest conductor Chief Tangle Foot. Band conductor Bill Breen promises a strong showing despite the small group.
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Chateau City
Browning
Legion Hall
Two Medicine Dam
Interior
Stewart Udall
Tangle Foot
Bill Breen
Legion Building
Six Area Students Make Honor Roll At Missoula School
Six area students from Choteau and Power earned honor roll honors at the University of Montana Missoula spring quarter. Dana Boussard Sams Judy Ann Cook Gary Roger Olson Karen Gail Peck Bernice Burgmaier Baker and Janet Maurer Doty are listed among 824 honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Missoula
Leo Smith
Choteau Area
Dana Boussard Sams
Judy Ann Cook
Gary Roger Olson
Karen Gail Peck
Choteau
Bernice Burgmaier Baker
Janet Maurer Doty
Sams
Boy Scouts Head to Camp Napi from Choteau
Twenty Choteau area Boy Scouts and leaders depart Sunday for Camp Napi on St. Marys Lake west shore. They camp until Saturday July 13 returning to Choteau. Scouts include Otness Bond Reiding Sargent Sargent Breen Carlson Tesch Alzheimer Wisse Rose Thomas McCauley Luinstra Bush Higgins Pourroy Breen Crabtree. Scoutmaster Yeager and assistants Pierre Alzheimer accompany.
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Choteau
Napi
St. Mary’s Lake
Mike Otness
Chuck Bond
Robert Reiding
Brad Sargent
Lance Sargent
John Breen
Dave Carlson
Fred Tesch
Joe Alzheimer
Carl Wisse
Tim Alzheimer
Chuck Rose
Sam Thomas
Lee McCauley
Rod Luinstra
Dan Bush
Joe Higgins
Lee Pourroy
Jerry Breen
Greg Crabtree
Glen Yeager
Leo Pierre
Paul Alzheimer
Larson dominates Fairfield 4-H Livestock Day awards
Steve Larson of Wynn Park wins multiple trophies at the Teton County Annual 4-H Livestock Day in Fairfield on Saturday June 29 taking the Champion Fat Steer PCA Trophy Champion Hereford Steer belt buckle Champion Breeding Animal and Champion Hereford Heifer honors. Hodgskiss and Beck also win top prizes across beef dairy swine and horse classes with Terri Guse taking the champion horse trophy and Sherry Morris earning reserve showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Larson
Chateau
Teton County
Fairfield
Steve
PCA
Doug Armstrong
Nick Wiiiker
Bob Hodgskiss
Lawrence Trebesch
Corbett Angus Ranch
Hodgskiss
Montana Flour Mills
Donald Beck
Dr Armstrong
Roger Beck
Greenfield Dairy
Fairfield Saddle Club
Terri Guse
Sherry Morris
Lee Loch
Kristi Johnson
Bradley McDaniel
Carol Guse
Diane Gettel
Marjorie Haynes
Corrine Baker
Beth Baker
Robin Young
Teton County 4-H Congress Celebrates Two Day Event
Dutton High School hosts the Teton County 4-H Congress on Thursday and Friday July 18 and 19. Entries open 8 10 am Thursday with judging starting then. Friday features judging and dress revue activities with a public dress revue model and the evening program. Public invited to attend all portions.
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Teton County
Dutton High School
Dutton
Station Plans Field Day at Central Montana Branch
Raymond Kelly extension agent announced a field day on Saturday July 20 at the Central Montana Branch Station near Moccasin. The event invites all interested to see experimental work in progress with talks and discussions from several scientists and professors on their research. Further details will follow.
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Raymond Kelly
Teton County
Central Montana
Moccasin
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Winnie Morey
Karen Kuster
Doug Forrest
Tom Hofeldt
Jim Pourroy
Sharon Hoyt
Kathy Rathman
Bonnie Bremer
Mike Wilkerson
Tim McCartney
Frank Hensley
Rhonda Glock
Marsha Waltermire
Kris Wilkerson
Helena
Stan Rathman
Choteau Water Department
Baseba
TSSA
Asay
Buck
Bond
Choteau, Montana
Missoula School
Boy
Fuller
Knudtzon Lumber
Fairfield, Montana
Glen Ford
Angie Dickinson
Chad Everett
Don Knotts
H &H
Dutton Machinery
Dutton, Mont
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