Skyline Lodge Dedication Draws Large Local Turnout
Skyline Lodge dedication in the Chateau High School auditorium drew over 200 attendees. The program marked one year since ground breaking on July 16, 1971, with Robert Gronberg as MC and remarks from Rev. Marlow Engberg and Mayor Jim Dellno.
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Skyline Lodge
Chateau High School
Robert Gronberg
Marlow Engberg
Jim Dellno
Leo H. Murphy
Chester Abbott
C. W. Boussard
Don H. Corbett
D. B. Crane
E. P. Ekegren
D. P. Fabrick
Clifford Hughes
Glen Inbody
Willard Paulus
Lloyd Pedersen
Lloyd Stott
Murphy
Three Area Youths Killed In Greenfield Car Bus Crash
A head on collision near Greenfield killed three youths and seriously injured a fourth. A 1964 Rambler station wagon collided with a Power school bus carrying 51 passengers amid rain on a county road east of Greenfield. The victims were William Dagel 16 Donald Rada 15 Bradley Wester 13. Jimmy O Laughlin 13 was seriously injured. Bus passengers sustained minor injuries. Funeral services were held for Wester Rada and Dagel in Fairfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Montana
Andy Sangray
William Ralph Dagel
Fairfield
Donald Harold Rada
Simms
Bradley Wester
Jimmy O’laughlin
Edward Dagel
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Langray
Sangray
Power
Emil Bakke
Bradley Paul Wester
St. John's Catholic Church
Crown Hill
Powell
Wyo
Jerome Wester
Tom
Donald
Gary
Rodney Bremer
Karen Wester
Fort Shaw Union Congregational Church
Don Harold Rada
Sun River
Wesley Teterud
Frank King
Zwerneman Mortuary
Rada
Great Falls
Crowe and
Fairfield High School
Harold Rada
Diana) Anderson
Vaughn
Jo Ann) Levine
Vallejo
Calif
George Rada
Big Sandy
Leland Davies
United Christian Church
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Banks Funeral Home
Dagel
Lorretta Catchpole
Edward
Mickey
Diane) Williams
Robert
Todd
Dina
Joseph Stordahl
Albert E. Hammann
Beaver Creek
Minn
Choteau City Council Accepts Landfill Bid for Three Years
Four bids were received for trenching and covering city garbage at the landfill east of Choteau. Tom Snyder won a three year contract at 39960 with past work at 14500, while rivals Eldon Cook Jim Ramaker and Fred Morris bid higher. Snyder will offset city equipment use hour for hour. The council also heard Lions Club plans to renovate the city pavilion with potential park funds but limited city support. A small bid for four police tires was awarded to Breen Oil Co for 195. Gene K Boyle proposed a no cost school fitness program for grades 7–12. council will study sponsorship.
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Scotty
Gordon Lennon
Zion
Fabrick
FHA
Choteau
Tom Snyder
Eldon Cook
Jim Ramaker
Fred Morris
Snyder
Dellno
Rodeo Grounds
Henry Smith
Chateau Lions Club
Smith
Lions Club
Breen Oil Co
Gene K Boyle
Boyle
Two Young Women Escape Injury In Montana Crash
Two young women Jean Van Setten and Patricia DuPaul escaped serious injury Saturday night when their 1966 Ford Mustang left a curve north of Chateau on Farmington road, rolled twice, and rested on its top. They were treated and released after hospital checks. Van Setten received a citation for failure to drive prudently.
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Andy Sangray
Montana Highway Patrol
Langray
Jean van Setten
Chateau
Patricia DuPaul
Great Falls
Miss van Setten
Farmington Road
al Barton
Choteau
Barton
Teton Memorial Hospital
Selected to Attend Michigan 4-H Camp
Robin Baquet of Dutton has been chosen for Youth Leadership camp at Camp Miniwanca Michigan. She departs July 24 for a state 4-H award trip sponsored by Purina Ralston Feed Company and American Youth Leadership Foundation. Chuck Wolf of Judith Gap joins from Montana. Baquet has hosted demonstrations and judging trophies in county 4-H with a focus on mental retardation.
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Robin Baquet
Eugene Baquet
Dutton
Camp Miniwanca
Michigan
Angels Miniwanca
American ‘Youth Leadership Foundation
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Baquet
Purina-Ralston Feed Company
Montana
Chuck Wolf
Judith Gap
Chicago
Black Hill Recreation Laboratory
South Dakota
Helena
Bozeman
Crazy Day Costume Contest Set for Chateau
Chateau schedules a one day Crazy Day on Saturday August 4 with a downtown costume contest offering 80 in prizes. Adults compete for 25 15 and 10 and children for 5 4 and 3 prizes. no registration needed just dress up.
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Chateau
Chamber
4-H Congress Scheduled Here
The public is invited to the annual Teton County 4-H Congress at Choteau High School on July 20 and 21 with exhibits and an evening program on July 21. Livestock Day is July 22 at the rodeo grounds starting at 10 a.m. with a judging contest.
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Teton County
Choteau High School
Choteau Rodeo Grounds
Art on the Green Show Sets Up in Chateau Park Weekend
The second annual Art on the Green features paintings woodcarving and a new gun coin display in Chateau city park this Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm. Albert Racine a Blackfeet woodcarver headlines with James T. Dayton showing Charles M Russell bronzes. The Jaycees sponsor the event with Dargan chairing and invite public attendance.
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Chateau
Ace Powell
Albert Racine
Racine
St. Mary
Glacier Park
Pat Otness
Choteau
Dargan
Jaycees
American Legion Hall
Montana
Seventy-Two Scouts Attend Choteau Mini-Park Ceremony
Seventy two Girl Scouts from 39 states and Puerto Rico witnessed Gwen Gormley turn the Choteau Mini-Park over to Mayor James Dellno. The group toured Montana on the Treasure Trails Opportunity trip, visiting Browning Glacier Park Big Mountain Whitefish and other sites through July 31.
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Choteau
States
Puerto Rico
Gwen Gormley
Montana
Great Falls
Browning, Gla
Miss Gormley
Reader's Digest
Chateau
Dellno
Myles Standish
Blood Drawing Planned Friday at Choteau Church
Blood donors are reminded of a blood draw starting at 2 p.m. Friday July 21 at the Choteau United Methodist Church. Mrs. Grant Curtis, blood program chairman, said the notice also reaches all regular donors and volunteers.
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Choteau United Methodist Church
Grant Curtis
Austin Vick Rites Held in Denver
Memorial services for Austin Boyd Vick 47 were held at Warren Methodist Church in Denver. Vick born May 31, 1925 in Pablo Colorado died in Denver July 4 and lived in Chateau in youth while his father served as a church pastor. He studied at Kalispell the University of Montana University of Denver and Northwestern Theological Seminary. He served as Highlander Boys School director associate pastor St Pauls Methodist Denver and administrative assistant on the Denver community relations council. He is survived by his wife four children his father Rev Richard F. Vick of Butte four brothers and a sister.
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Austin Boyd Vick
Warren Methodist Church
Denver
Vick
Pablo
Colo
Kalispell
University of Montana
University of Denver
Nult Theological Seminary
Highlander Boys School
St. Paul’s Methodist
Col Falls swimmers place second in five team meet
Columbia Falls tops the field with over double Choteau's swimmers and a 607 to 499 margin led by John Nordhagen and Dru Nordhagen. Donna Ferris and Theresa Scott win multiple events as Choteau's squad earns five high point awards in Columbia Falls.
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Columbia Falls
Choteau Lions
Choteau
Choteau Club
John Nordhagen
Chuck Nauck
Dru Nordhagen
Todd Curtis
Donna Ferris
JoAnn Nordhagen
Bonnie Bremer
Jody Hamilton
Winnie Morey
Carol Allen
Verna Bremer
Nordhagen
Janet Dale
Miss Nordhagen
Miss Dale
Jackie Ferris
Sharrol Armstrong
Jeannie Dellno
Skip Lines
Craig Depner
Perry Breen
Dave Hoge
Jack Armstrong
Chateau
Raelene Ander
Barb Ferris
Amy Rathman
Theresa Scott
Jim Bosshardt
Bosshardt
Kurt Nelson
Rocky Dailey
Brad McCauley
Diane Ferris
Kathy Scott
Sheryl Depner
Whitefish
Cut Bank
Conrad
Fort Benton
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George Page
Gene Todd
Eagle’s Manor
Congress
Norma Ashby
KRTV
Choteau Church
Austin Vick
U. S
Montana Red Cross
Reeg
Dean Brumberger
Fred Tesch
Yim Rathman
Doug Forrest
Chris Oertel
Jim Rathman
Bill Smith
Mike Hamilton
Dave Rathman
Denise Weinert
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