Traveling Team Routs Opponents to Reach 14 Wins
The Little League traveling team extended its perfect streak to 14 wins with three victories last week. In Lincoln, Chateau won 13-7 as Zales Davidson earned the win, tallied 3 hits and scored 3 runs. Davidson fanned 9 and walked 5 amid a 3 hit night from him.
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Chateau
Lincoln
Zales Davidson
Russ Mills
Kevin Wellington
Davidson
Choteau
Cascade
Browning
Hirsch
John Wayne stars in The Train Robbers at Roxy Theatre
The Roxy Theatre features John Wayne in The Train Robbers with a Wells Fargo reward plotline and cast includes Hod Taylor Ben Johnson and Bobby Vinton. Showtimes are Friday Saturday and Sunday at 7 10 and 9 10 with a PG rating. Next week Butter Flies Are Free with Goldie Hawn is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne
Wells Fargo
Goldie Hawn
Eileen Heckart
Jeremiah Johnson
Kim Sabo and Dale McLoughlin wed in Trinity Lutheran rites
Kim Jolene Sabo and Dale Edward McLoughlin united in marriage in a candlelight ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church in Chateau. Pastor Marlow Engberg presided. Maid of honor Jody Sabo and a full bridal party attended. Best man Gerald Yeager with groomsmen Cliff Sabo Doug Sabo and Ron Greenwood. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. William Sabo of Choteau and Babb, and Mrs. Isabell McLoughlin with John McLoughlin of Great Falls. The bride wore ivory crepe with lace trim and a chapel veil. bouquet of white daisies. Music by Glenda Scully Patti Eidel and Joan Scott. Reception at the Moose Hall in Chateau. The bride is a Montana State University nursing senior. groom a Navy veteran employed by Bob Clark of Choteau. Both graduates of Choteau High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Edward McLoughlin
Kim Jolene Sabo
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Marlow Engberg
Jody Sabo
Donna Weist
Choteau
Charlene Bradshaw
Drummond
Diane Hammer
Sunburst
Gerald Yeager
Cliff Sabo
Babb
Doug Sabo
Maria
Ron Greenwood
William Sabo
Isabell McLoughlin
John McLoughlin
Great Falls
Glenda Scully
Patti Eidel
Joan Scott
Moose Hall
McLoughlin
Montana State University
Farmington Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Pearl Tangen hosts guests in Farmington while Duane Mellinger and family and Roger Toren with relatives join a Willow Creek camping trip for a Miles family party. Out-of-town visitors include Dave Houston of Great Falls and Kalispell guests Norman Ackley’s family. Local notes cover dives at Fort Benton, Cave Mountain picnics, and Beaver Creek travels.
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Duane Mellinger
Dick Arensmeyer
Roger Toren
Toren
Willow Creek
Sargeant
Jim Miles
Jim
Alaska
Washington, DC
Miles
Herman Halverson
Dave Houston
Great Falls
Mary
Mabel
Les Chalmers
David
Les Arensmeyer
W. F. Arensmeyer
Cave Mountain
Monte Makin
Ross
Sherry Makin
Gibson Dam
Beaver Creek
Sherry
Montana
Robert Day
Harlowton
Jack Slanger
Canada
Doug Tangen
G. I. Tangen
Don Passmore
Famiy
Olive
Blanche Newman
Deaconess Hospital
Fort Shaw
Gary
Zales Davidson
Card of Thanks for Clara E. Corey
The Corey family expresses gratitude for support after Clara E. Coreys death. They thank Rev Adams Methodist Church ladies pallbearers V F W auxiliary for meals flowers memorials friends who brought food cards and condolences and music by Mrs Joan Scott and Mrs Carol Ekegren care by Mr and Mrs John Depner and the doctors Bosshardt and Johnson ushers Rich and Clark and all who offered prayers.
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Clara E. Corey
Adams
The
Methodist Church
V.F.W
Larry Banks
Joan Scott
Carol Ekegren
John Depner
Bosshardt
Johnson
Rich and Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Acantha
Roxy Theatre News
National Geographic Society
Buck
Chateau, Mont
J. Bachmeier
Otto K
Lucky”) Giles
Margaret L. Giles
Jack
Ruth Staley
Staley
Staley’s Drive Inn
Kim Sabo
Dale McLoughlin
Trinity Lutheran Rites
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Bob Clark
Choteau High School
Ste
National Care
Citizens State Bank
Equal Housing Lender
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
LAMPS
Farmington
Pearl Tangen
Vigen Saddle Shop
Main Ave
Don Petrilli
Choteau, Moni
Tesch Plumbing
Beautiful
Teton Canyon
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