Local Drivers License Examiner to Visit Chateau Court House
The Montana Highway Patrol examiner will be at the Chateau court house Tuesday June 6 from 8 am to 5 pm. Applicants should contact the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as guests or travelers visiting during memorial day weekend and nearby days.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Court House
LeRoy Schilling
Helena
Albert Johnson
Johnson Home
Don Anderson
Dupuyer
Johanna Moser
Conrad
Ronald Nelson
Walter
Pete Howard
Adela Hjelvik
Melstone
Mont
Billings
Don Arensmeyer
Libby
O. M. Seaton
Arensmyer
Great Falls
Jack Wright
David Eike
Pocatello
Idaho
Randy Johnson
Hogeland
Pete Ekegren
Clark Coffey
Plains
George Coffey
Robert Taylor
Kalispell
Jack Nesbit
Hays
Dave Nesbit
Dave Wyatt
Spokane
Jim Sulgrove
Hank Schafer
Grass Range
Ed Masker
Cecil B. Taylor
Lance
Dillon
Taylor
SREC Names Washington Trip Winners
The Sun River Electric Cooperative named Debbi Andrews Fairfield and Gary Prinzing Floweree as high school juniors whose essays earned all expense paid Government in Action trips to Washington D C. Winners were chosen from area juniors who wrote on rural electric cooperative influence in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Electric Cooperative
R. K. Hanson
Debbi Andrews
Fairfield
Gary Prinzing
Floweree
Washington, D. C
Miss Andrews
Robert Andrews
Fairfield High School
Prinzing
Walter Prinzing
Power High
Washington
Government In Action
Montana
Hanson
Women Softball Players Meet At Diamond For Summer Play
All Chateau women interested in playing softball this summer are invited to a meeting at the ball diamond behind Teton Motors Friday June 2 at 7 p.m. If interest is enough teams will form for a summer league. Those unable to attend may contact Mrs Jim Spinder.
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Chateau
Teton Motors
Jim Spinder
Adventists Plan Bible School at Chateau Church
The Chateau Seventh day Adventist Church hosts Vacation Bible School from Monday to Friday June 5-9 for ages 4 to 14. Sessions run mornings at 9 am with the theme Gods World overseen by Mrs James Nowlin kindergarten Mrs C R Harris primary and Mrs Ray Nelson juniors and other helpers.
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The
Chateau Seventh-day Adventist Church
James Nowlin
C. R. Harris
Ray Nelson
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Dismissals List
Hospital notices show new admissions including Mrs. Cecilia Reichert Augusta Cindy L Meiers Power Charles Nadeau Choteau Mrs Christie A Field Choteau Mrs Florence Yeager Choteau Mrs Virginia Zwerneman Choteau Harvey Mitchell Augusta Guy E Johnson Fairfield Laura N McCowan Augusta Mrs Alene Pearson Fairfield George McKeown Whitehall Births include a son to Mrs Virginia Zwerneman Choteau and a son to Mrs Marilyn Pearson Fairfield Dismissals include Mrs Jean Hamer Choteau Mrs Christina Sulgrove Choteau John R Sturgeon Chautau Tom Hammond Choteau infant son to Mrs Virginia Zwerneman and Mr Marilyn Pearson Fairfield Sidney K Snyder Choteau Weather data lists daily highs and lows May 24-30 with precipitation totals for week and year comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Reichert
Augusta
Cindy L. Meiers
Power
Charles Nadeau
Choteau
Christie A. Field
Florence Yeager
Virginia Zwerneman
Harvey Mitchell
Guy E. Johnson
Fairfield
Laura N. McCowan
Alene Pearson
George McKeown
Whitehall
Asoto
Memorial Day Observance Noted in Local Legion Service
The Memorial Day program opened with bugler Everett Sassa calling the assembly to order. Virginia Baker recited a poem “The Fallen” urging remembrance and aid for those still fighting. Names of departed comrades Guy Miller Wilford Armstrong and Henry N. Erickson were read by Gordon Monkman. Popies placed on the wreath by auxiliary presidents Mrs. Higgin and Mrs. Rogers. The firing squad and taps by Sassa closed the service.
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Egypt
Everett Sassa
Robert Gronberg
Jack Rogers
Leonard Rice
C. James Smith Post No. 6
American Legion
Virginia Baker
Chester Baker
Gordon Monkman
Guy Miller
Wilford Armstrong
Henry N. Erickson
George Higgins
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Lorna Huffman
Child Born to Mr and Mrs Zwerneman in May at Teton Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Zwerneman welcomed a son named Krist Lyn on May 26 at Teton Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds 12 ounces and measured 22 inches. He has a brother named Craig and a maternal grandmother, Mrs Beatrice Durr.
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Lee Zwerneman
the Teton Memorial Hospital
Krist Lyn
Craig
Beatrice Durr
Petch Bridal Shower Planned for Marcia Petch
A bridal shower for Marcia Petch is scheduled for Saturday June 3 at 7 30 p m at St Williams parish center in Dutton.
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Marcia Petch
St. Williams Parish Center
Dutton
Community meet honors and junior Olympic entrants
Guthrie and Mrs Al Bond led awards and heats with Mrs Mike Kelly and Rachel Field as statisticians. Dozens of volunteers including Gwen Gormley and Janet Peck aided as runners and registrars. Field event judges listed. coaches and supervisors acknowledged. Seven girls entered in Kalispell Girls Junior Olympics with chaperone Mrs Grant Curtis. Participants include Marcia Curtis Susan Rathman Kristy Wilkerson Carol Peterson Carol Scott Debbie Reiding. Rathman expressed thanks to sponsors Chateau Chamber of Commerce Jaycees V W Post Lions Club American Legion and Quaker Oats Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Curtis
Susan Rathman
Kristy Wilkerson
Carol Peterson
Carol Scott
Janet Peck
Debbie Reiding
Rathman
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
V.W. Post
Lions Club
American Legion
The
Quaker Oats Co
Flying Classroom flight highlights air based conservation lesson
A Vo-Ag class toured a pond based farm recreation site near Sunny Slope then returned to Chateau. Students noted many conservation practices observable from the air and thanked the Montana Aeronautic Association the State Department of Public Instruction the Soil Conservation District and Bill Vance for planning and narrating the trip.
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Chateau
Vo-Ag
Montana Aeronautic Association
State Department of Public Instruction
The
Soil Conservation District
Bill Vance
SCS
Memorial Day Services Reflection and Resolve
Memorial Day observances blend drums and rifles with oratory as communities recall national history and family memories. The piece urges intergenerational remembrance and drawing lessons from past deliverance to guide future civic life and faith.
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Moses
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William F. Olsen
Petrolane Steelgas Company
Dillion
Oscar J. Olsen
N. W. Edwards
Ted Cutlip
Vern Larson
Patrick O'Neill
Steve
Eugene
Ore
Gus Kade
Ray Farrell
Lynn Partridge
Denver
Wye
Dorsel Partridge
Sidney
Charles Farrell
Jerry Kramer
Deborah Sherman
Jim Sherman
Mark Armstrong
Darwin Armstrong
American Automobile Association
James E. Sheble
Julia Monkman
Ellen Hanson
Olympia
Wash
Charles Damsden
Boise
Jim Smith
Coeur a’Alene
John Kolstad
Gleason
Perry
Elmer Dial
Hamilton
Warren Malcott
Bob Pourroy
Jenna
Jolene
Julia Arnold
Charles Johns
Pendroy
Elwell Ekegren
Mabel Billmayer
Ekegren
van Camp
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Adams
Bronko
Delsey
U.S
U. S
USDA
Walt’s
Walt Armstrong
WEDUM
Rich Vanden Bos
RICH
Sally Meadows
Pi Beta Phi
Montana State University
Bozeman
Sally
Nancy Weaver
MSU
SREC
Adventists Plan Bible School
Teton Memorial Hospital
Grant Curtis
Buck
Bond
Lee’s Grocery
Choteau, Montana
Las Vegas
Al’s Husky Service
Petch Bridal Shower
Fark
Ality Ey
Fashion Manor
Bath
Penney
Dacron
Orig
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