Rathman Plans June 10 Opening of Choteau Lions Pool
The Choteau Lions Club pool staff aims for a June 10 opening with major renovations including cement work and painting. Costs rose to cover maintenance, with season passes set at 5 for grade school, 7 for high school, 8 for adults, and 15 for a family. daily fees 25 and 50 cents.
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Rathman
Choteau Lions
Choteau Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Lions Club
Citizens State Bank
Rex’s Thriftway
Ordinance Revision to Raise Garbage Rates for Businesses
Chateau City Council discusses Ordinance No. 174 to raise business garbage charges. The plan adds a 1.50 dollar monthly basic tax plus a variable charge per business on annual tax bills. Final reading set for June 17. Public Works Chief Erickson cites staffing, weather, and patching limits for street work.
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Chateau City
Bill McCauley
John Dunckel
Chateau
Public Works
Bob Erickson
Council
McCauley
Erickson
Chateau High School honors list released by superintendent
The final six weeks and semester honor roll at Chateau High School were announced by Supt. Ed Schiller. Seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen named include Cathy Corey, Judy Morey, Burr Field, David Alzheimer, Henri Wisse, Susan Rathman and many others with six weeks and semester averages shown.
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Chateau High School
Supt
Ed Schiller
Cathy Corey
Judy Morey
Karen Gefeller
Marijo Peck
Randy Larson
Jim Alzheimer
Theresa Corey
Connie Enzweiler
Laura Lee Larsen
Darlene George
Henri Wisse
Wendy Otness
Sandy Hanson
Paul Stokes
Frank Hensley
Bob Corbett
Betty Jo Jessop
Linda Bachmeier
Valerie Krone
Lora McFarlane
Susan Rathman
Gloria Russell
Greg Luinstra
John Chane
Jane Wisse
Jane Southard
Jeanine Hamilton
Irene Inbody
David Hartman
Pam Baker
Gary Beaudeau
Wayne Lode
Kristie Wilkerson
Open House Set At Sip and Sup in Chateau
Jessie White new proprietor of the Sip and Sup restaurant and fountain in Chateau will hold an open house Saturday from 2 to 4 PM. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served to the public. The establishment reopened Monday after being closed for two years.
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Jessie White
Chateau
Party Planned at Antler Bar for Remodeling Celebration
Mr and Mrs Bill Gefeller owners of the Antler Bar in Chateau announce a remodeling party this Friday and Saturday June 7 and 8 with dancing live music jam sessions and a free smorgasbord from 8 p m to midnight each night. The event marks completion of renovations including wall paneling ceiling flooring and updated wiring plumbing and heating with local firms Hanson Construction Choteau Electric Teton Furniture Knudtzon Lumber Choteau Sheet Metal and Tesch Plumbing contributing.
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Bill Gefeller
Chateau
Hanson Construction
Choteau Electric
Teton Furniture
Knudtzon Lumber
Choteau Sheet Metal
Tesch Plumbing
Little League Ball Schedule Released For Chateau
The Chateau Little League announces a schedule starting next week with games on Tuesdays and Fridays and a late July league tournament. An all star team will be chosen for the annual invitational after the tournament. Make-up games require coach agreement. Players must wear helmets while batting and running and pay insurance before eligibility.
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Chateau
Jay Dunckel
Dunckel
Band to Practice Wednesday Nights
City band director Bill Breen calls for all interested players to attend weekly practices at the American Legion hall every Wednesday at 7 30. Regular members and new players are invited to join as the group plans hard practice through the Fourth parade and rodeo show performance.
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Bill Breen
American Legion Hall
Breen
Chamber Plans July 4 Parade and Crazy Days
Chamber of Commerce notes July 4 parade with $215 prize fund shared with the American Legion and more floats expected. Crazy Days set for July 20 offers $80 in prizes for costumes with $25, $15, and $10 for adults and $15, $10, and $5 for children. Merchants urged to enter floats and plan promotions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bob Taylor
Taylor
American Legion
Teton County Sportsmen Plan Meeting at Legion Hall
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will meet at the American Legion hall instead of the courthouse. Club president Sam Luinstra said the usual venue is unavailable and the meeting will start at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening.
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Teton County Sportsmen's Association
American Legion Hall
Court House
Sam Luinstra
Luinstra
Legion Hall
Brady area marks Ralph Andersons 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Clint Stillman Mr and Mrs Arthur Weist and Mr and Mrs Ted Morhardt attended the 25th wedding anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Ralph Anderson at East Community hall 20 miles east of Brady on Sunday afternoon Mrs Stillman is an aunt of Ralph Anderson.
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Clint Stillman
Arthur Weist
Ted Morhardt
Ralph Anderson
East Community Hall
Brady
Stillman
High turnout in Teton 72 percent in Montana primary results
Voters cast 72 percent in Teton county with statewide results narrowing November ballots. Incumbent Gov Tim Babcock won Republican nomination, Forrest Anderson led Democrats, and lieutenant governor nominees emerged among seven contenders. Local races saw Broad County contests with incumbent officeholders leading totals.
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Teton County
Tim Babcock
Eugene Mahoney
Montana
Thomas I. Judge
Tom Selstad
Arnold Olsen
First
Harriett Miller
Dick Smiley
Wayne Montgomery Chateau
Bob Woodahl
Gene Daly
Great Falls
Alex B. Stephenson
Opal R. Eggert
Paul Cannon
James J. Palma
Ernest Steel
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Bob Olds
Henry H. Anderson
Dolores Colburg
Henry Cox
Vornholt
Frank Murray
Elizabeth Guffey
W Gordon McOmber
Graduates Hear O Fiare Address at Chateau High School
O Fiare Orvin Fiare state advertising director addressed the 1968 graduates in the Chateau High School gym. He urged faith in God and moral choices, spoke of opportunities through education, and credited hard work and ambition for success. Cathy Corey gave the salutatory. Judy Morey delivered the valedictory.
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Orvin Fiare
Chateau High School
Fiare
Impor
Cathy Corey
Sally Sulgrove
Judy Morey
Miss Morey
Frances Jane Bouma
Nevin Ralph Caskey
Barbara Kay Cole
Catheryn Elizabeth Corey
Jeffrey Glenn Curtis
Debra Denise Davidson
Karen Elaine Gefeller
Rhoda Marie Glock
Shirley Ann Gronberg
Joan Leslie Groot
Bradley Leroy Gunderson
James Earl Hodgskiss
Linda Lou
Joan Mae Richert
Judith Dee Robinson
William Douglas Sabo
James Patrick Saylor
Donald Ray Scott
Carol Jean Smith
Thomas Parley Stokes
Thomas William Stott
Sally Jane Sulgrove
Rene’ Sunder
Cynthia Jane Tesch
Thomas Andrew Tesch
Patricia Joyce Thompson
Roberta Lorraine Truchot
Nancy Ann Whipple
Jack Edward ‘Wiseman
Sharon Ann Zier
David Lee Zion
Memorial Day Observance at Chateau Cemetery
Rev Marlow Engberg delivered the Memorial Day address at Chateau Cemetery last Thursday. He urged reflection on the nation’s history and warned of moral decline and rising violence, crime, and divorce as signs of judgment if attitudes do not change.
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Chateau Cemetery
Marlow Engberg
God
America
Summer Classes Start June 10 At Chateau School
Grade school students should report Monday June 10 at 9 am at the west end of the building for the summer program. Morning sessions run June 10 through July 19 focusing on reading math study skills and band funded under Title I of the ESEA. High school classes begin the same day and end with the program.
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ESEA
Fireworks Fund Drive Seeks Remainder Ahead of Fourth
The Chateau Volunteer Firemen report an order for 1968 fireworks with COD delivery as fund drive lags. Chairman Leo Pierre notes about half the $450 to $500 needed has been raised, urging donations at Citizens State Bank Gamble Store city hall or the Acanta. List of recent donors includes Abe Breere Wi Mo Da Si Club Robert Miller Don LaBaugh and others.
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Leo Pierre
Chateau
Pierre
Citizens State Bank
Gamble Store
City Hall
Acantha
Abe Breere
Wi- Mo-Da-Si Club
Robert Miller
Don LaBaugh
al Jaumette
Grant Curtis
Vi Oertel
Dave Barrett
M. J. Lyon
Ellen’s
Bob Erickson
Fay Buck
Pete Huidekoper
Lloyd Hodgskiss
George Jackson
Carol Ann Howard
Fred Peltman Jr
Glen Yeager
Michael Kelly
Two Car Collision Injures One In North-Country Side Crash
One person was slightly injured in a two car crash about 7342 miles north of Bynum when Stephen Peterson of Circle drove a 1958 Chevrolet into the rear of a pickup with a camper owned by Phillip H. Russell of Mount Carmel Conn. Mrs Russell suffered minor cuts and bruises while both drivers were uninjured. Peterson’s car was a total loss and the pickup had minor damage.
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Bynum
Stephen Peterson
Circle
Phillip H. Russell
Mount Carmel
Conn
Peterson
Russell
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