Johnstone addresses Chateau High graduates on education and freedom
Montana State University acting president William Johnstone spoke to 54 Chateau High School graduates on education as a tool for national survival and the need for quality over quantity. He urged self discipline and rational discussion while resisting violence and disruption on campus. Valedictorian Wendy Otness and salutatorian Henri Wisse shared talks.
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William Johnstone
Montana State University
Bozeman
Chateau High School
Johnstone
Sandra Hanson
Wendy Otness
Henri Wisse
Miss Otness
Wisses
Robert Gormley
Bert Guthrie
CHS
Valerie Krone
Lester George
Chateau L.D.S
49 Students Complete Studies At Choteau Elementary School
Graduation exercises for Choteau Elementary School marked the eighth grade milestone with 49 graduates. Speakers included Bonnie Barrett Alvin Zier and Jolene Isakson. Rev Marlow Engberg delivered the invocation and benediction. Licenced staff and families organized a hay ride and picnic after the ceremony.
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Choteau
Choteau Elementary School
Bonnie Barrett
Alvin Zier
Jolene Isakson
Marlow Engberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lloyd Reynolds
Charles Allen
Bert Guthrie
Carol Jo Allen
Kent R. Anderson
Jenna K. Arnold
Bonnie Kay Barrett
Jerri Lee Barrett
Norma Kay Bouma
Jerry M. Breen
Verna
Christine Bremer
Steven Fay Buck
Daniel J. Bush
David Allen Carlson
Robert A. Casey
Kurt A. Corey
Greg Crabtree
Laurel Heather Crary
Debra Joan Denison
Sheree Kay DeRuwe
Geraldine M. Chane
Carl Dreyer
Timothy J. Engberg
Debra Lynn Greenwood
Linda Diane Greyn
Kari Elaine Hansen
Peter J. Hartman
Timothy Hogue
Jolene Gayle Isakson
Kris Johnson
Timothy J. Kelly
Patricia Gayle Lensing
Colleen Theresa Lesmeister
Geoffrey L. Lesmeister
Rodney S. Luinstra
Nancy L. McCauley
Bruce McCollum
Jane Lee McLaughlin
Jean Ann McLaughlin
Greg L. Martin
Sandra L. Mitchell
Michael J. Otness
Robert K. Peebles
Charles M. Rose
Barbara Ann Scott
Alvin Lyle Shepherd
Mark Dewain Spinder
Nancy Arlene Thompson
Karen Lynn Thronson
Oneida Lynn Walters
Elaine M. Warehime
Alvin Dale Zier
Lyle Martin
Bill McCauley
C. A. Carlson
Fireworks Drive Under Way Despite Slow Donations
An urgent appeal seeks funds for this year’s July 4 Fireworks, with a $500 goal. Donations lag behind last year, threatening the Cha teau display. The Chateau Volunteer Fire Department sponsors the event, with Leo Pierre leading the drive and several local outlets collecting contributions.
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Chateau
Leo Pierre
Pierre
Gambles Store
Citizens State Bank
Choteau Drug
Iskasons
Leo’s Shoe Shop
Choteau Acantha
City Band Practice To Start Wednesday
City band director Bill Breen announced a practice session set for Wednesday June 10 at 7 30 p m in the upper American Legion hall He urged interested musicians to contact him by June 10 The note also cautions that the July 4 Chateau celebration band may be cancelled if insufficient interest is shown this year.
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Bill Breen
Upper American Legion Hall
Breen
Chateau
North Montana Feeders Stock Sale Under Way
President Lyle Otness announced the formation of North Montana Feeders Inc with Bruce Cornell of Augusta and Jim Lunney of Great Falls directing stock sales. The firm aims to start seven miles north of Chateau with 3000 cattle capacity, expandable to 10000, capitalized at 250000 with shares at 500 each.
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Lyle Otness
North Montana Feeders, Inc
Bruce Cornell
Augusta
Jim Lunney
Great Falls
Otness
Chateau
Jaycees Elect Dunckel To National Director Post
Jay Dunckel was named one of four national directors at the state Jaycee convention in Missoula. He will attend meetings nationwide, starting with a June session in St. Louis, and will bring his wife Gerry and children Kirk and Keri along. Dunckel has held several local and state offices in six years with the Jaycees and led the Choteau club to a state award in Youth and Sports.
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Jay Dunckel
Missoula
Dunckel
Montana
Duneckel
United States
St. Louis
Gerry
Kirk
Keri
Stan Rasmussen
Harlem
Rasmussen
Choteau
Bill McCauley
Choteau Jaycee
Dale Dreyer
Ron Swartzel
Dan Mayson
Clark Russell
Jack Clark
First Chamber Drawing Slated For Saturday
The Chamber of Commerce will hold four merchandise certificate drawings this June starting Saturday at 3 p m in front of Isakson's Department Store. The opening prizes are 20, 10 and 5 dollar certificates with a June 20 beef prize. Participants must register at participating stores or at Isakson's and be present to claim prizes within five minutes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Isakson’s
Ellen's
Safeway
Choteau Drug
Hanusa Agency
the Corral
Choteau Ford
Sip and
Sup
Greenwood’s
Enco
Swartzel
Texaco
Gambles Store
Choteau Food
Isakson's
Bob
Fireworks Fund Donors Week’s Contributors List
Donors to the Fireworks Fund this week include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swenson Clara Baker C E Russell Mr and Mrs A E Breere Bella Vista Motel J A Swanson Agency Citizens State Bank A C Kade Irene McManus Marge Hanusa Otto Swanson Mr and Mrs Henry Van Setten Grace Black Mr and Mrs Hans Anderson Warren McLaughlin Mr and Mrs Bill Forrest Mr and Mrs Phil Voorhees Mr and Mrs Clark Inbody Mr and Mrs Wilson Hodgskiss Mr and Mrs Ken Depner Mr and Mrs R A Kelly Mr and Mrs Romey McCollum Mr and Mrs W E Whealy The Corral Howard E Anderson Post VFW Mr and Mrs Glen Inbody Chester Corey Mr and Mrs Robert H Miller the Nordhagen children.
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Fred Swenson
Clara Baker
C. E. Russell
A. E. Breere
Bella Vista Motel
J. A. Swanson Agency
Citizens State Bank
A. C. Kade
Irene McManus
Marge Hanusa
Otto Swanson
Henry van Setten
Grace Black
Hans Anderson
Warren McLaughlin
Bill Forrest
Phil Voorhees
Clark Inbody
Wilson Hodgskiss
Ken Depner
R. A. Kelly
Romey McCollum
W. E. Whealy
the Corral
Howard E. Anderson
Post V.F.W
Interest in Tuesday's primary wanes in Teton County
County Clerk Gordon Monkman reported a 48.25 percent turnout with 1574 votes cast of 3262 registered electors. Top contenders included Gordon McOmber and Albert Becker in the Democratic column, with several close races projected for the November general election.
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Gordon Monkman
Teton County
Gordon McOmber
Albert Becker
McOmber
Becker
Mary Baker
Sheriff Becker
Henry Helf
Charles Doheny
Nels Hemstad
Joe Eisenman
Fairfield
Earl Berthelson
Conrad
Teton
Pondora
Toole
Berthelson
Eisenman
Paul T. Smith
James T. Harrison
The
Supreme Court
John M. Schiltz
Wesley Castles
Robert Gabriel
Gene B. Daly
Harold L. Holt
U. S
John W. Lawlor
Mike Mansfield
Tom McDonald
Gens Ngnseesenes
Harold E
Bud) Wallace
U.S
Arnold Olsen
Eeremenees Ceepes Sh sHepenernee
Thomas M. Mongar
Peers Enceenternans
Richard G
Dick) Shoup
Tom Winsor
Prreerrereer Tiers
Public Sea
Paul Cannon
Alfred C. Langley
Tom J. Kearney
Nee Sean
Joe W. Eisenman
Srevestenanene
Iil
Robert W. Gabriel
City Council Weighs dump site and water well delays
The Chateau City Council met Monday amid debate over an earth filled dump site and burning at the current grounds. Eldon Cook sought a five day extension and gravel funding for the new water well in Cowgill Addition, with the council approving the extension and $725 for gravel.
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Chateau
Eldon Cook
Cowgill
Cook
Public Works
Orville Alison
Choteau
Jim Dellno
Dellno
Dellwo
Helena
Hensley
Tom Evenson
Teton County
Highway 287 Caravan to Visit Choteau Next Monday
The Highway 287 Caravan will stop in Choteau on Monday June 8 with about 40 members arriving for lunch at 11 30 a m in the city park. Local Highway 287 Association and Chamber of Commerce members are urged to meet the visitors and provide sandwiches from area businesses.
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Choteau
Highway 287 Association
Chamber of Commerce
al Hensley
Jack Wright
Leonard Blixrud
Blixrud
Chamber
Chateau
Ray Kelly
George Higgins
Higgins
Citizens State Bank
FU Plans Meeting At Pendrey Hall
Ted Kasper president of the Teton County Farmers Union announced a meeting at Pendrey Community Hall at 8 pm on Friday June 12. All members urged to attend.
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Ted Kasper
Teton County
Hospital District Petition Gathers Signatures in County
Teton Memorial Hospital Association chair Dave Buchanan reports growing signatures for forming a public hospital district. Boundaries may vary but the goal includes all of Teton County. no bond issue is planned, a 3 mill levy is the limit, and trustees would set budgets for operation.
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Dave Buchanan
The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Acantha
Association
Buchanan
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
David Buchanan
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W. A. Johnstone
State Jaycees
Pendrey Hall
Hospital Board
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