Choteau Jaycees Host Girls AAU Regional Meet
The Montana Region 2 AAU girls track meet will be in Choteau this Saturday June 10 starting at 9 am. Teams from Montana Wyoming North and South Dakota and possibly Canada and Washington are expected with Trail Blazers from Choteau competing alongside local girls. Winners earn nationals spots in Canton Ohio, and trophies or ribbons will be awarded in two age groups. A housing plan may be needed. contact organizers for help and a meeting tonight at 8 pm at Moose Hall with a 50 cent admission.
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Montana
Choteau
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Canada
Washington
Bob McNeel
Chateau
Trail Blazers
Big Marias Jaycees
Canton
Ohio
Karen Allen
Karen Kuster
Bonnie Bremer
Toni Maltby
Tracy Maltby
Cecile Passmore
Rib
Jay Dunckel
Chateau Jaycees
Horse Talk Tops Business Agenda At Monday's Council Meeting
City Council discussed a proposed cattle ordinance limit for horses with 150 foot restrictions deemed unrealistic by Dr. Patton and Dr. Johnson. The panel urged sanitation emphasis and a possible 50 foot alternative while most residents favored keeping the current rules pending amending.
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Bill Patton
M. A. Johnson
Ray Mills
Pat
Feed Lot Construction Plans Announced by DeBruycker
DeBruycker says a 4000 head feed lot will be built seven miles north of Choteau with Talcott Tank and Building Co. chosen to construct. The organization held its first annual meeting in the Choteau Library and voted 125 to 1 to proceed. New board members include Doug Crary and Fred Johnston, with DeBruycker becoming president and Ray Habel re elected vice president. Operation planned for this fall.
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Choteau
Lloyd DeBruycker
Dutton
DeBruycker
Talcott Tank and Building Co
Great Falls
Doug Crary
Fred Johnston
Augusta
Albert Carlson
Chateau
Hod Cunningham
Fairfield
Bowling Tourney Winners Named At A & K Lanes
Over 575 dollars in prize money was awarded to 16 pair of bowlers in the annual Mixed Doubles at A & K Lanes. Marie and Tad Dzubzynski of Great Falls topped with 1242 and 105 dollars. Alice Robison and Roger Salois of Choteau earned 90 dollars with 1234.
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A & K Lanes
Marie
Tad Dzubzynski
Great Falls
Alice Robison
Roger Salois
Choteau
Pauline Gunderson
Clark Diemert
Chester
Rose Truchot
Art Schmidt
Fairfield
Rose
Howard Truchot
Diane Salois
Betty
Bert Corey
Pat DuFour
Rosetta Kipf
Jerome
Wilma Teenyes
Howard
Jim
Anita Dellno
Jack
Rose Slanger
Mike
Kathy Lowe
Bill
la- Don Nelson
Linda
Gary Glock
Jody Hefty
Ed Schilling
Cars Banned From Eureka Dam By Association
Ray Mills of the Teton Sportsmen's Association announced that cars will be banned from Eureka Lake dam northwest of Chateau. He said fishermen have parked on the dam and the ditch company has asked that practice stop immediately. Barricades are expected to be installed to block vehicle traffic on the dam.
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Ray Mills
Teton Sportsmen’s Association
Eureka Lake
Chateau
Mills
Opera the Pate
Choteau Pool Opens Tuesday For 39th Season
The Choteau Lions Club pool starts its 39th year with staff including Stan Rathman as manager and instructor and Nye Patton as instructor. Life Saving courses run June 12 to 23, 10 am to 12 noon, for ages 12 and 15.
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Choteau Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Nye Patton
Wayne Krahe
Susan Rathman
John Nordhagen
Chateau
Citizens State Bank
Rex’s Thriftway
G S Day Camp Starts on Monday
Girl Scouts plan to attend Day Camp beginning Monday June 12 meet at grade school 8 30 a m. Cars depart for campsite at 8 45 a m. Bring sack lunch wear outdoor clothing no sandals. Carry pocket knife coat head scarf boots if rain ing blanket for rest period return by 3 45 p m. Contact leader or Mrs Harry Luinstra 466 2866 to sign up.
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Mra
Harry Luinstra
Grace Glade Services Held in Choteau
Funeral services for Mrs Grace R Glade 68 were held Wednesday at Banks Chapel Choteau with Rev Allen Adams officiating. Burial followed in Choteau Cemetery. She was born August 10 1903 in Breidablik Washington and moved to Farmington as a child. Memorials to Shrine Hospitals or Yellowstone Boys Ranch are requested.
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Banks Chapel
Choteau
Grace R. Glade
Billings
Allen Adams
Banks Funeral Home
Glade
Albert P. Reiding
Breidablik
Wash
Farmington
George B. Glade
Bynum
Fidelity Chapter No
O.bs
Sapphira Temple
Choteau Nile Club No. 2
Teton Old Settlers
Great Falls
Dick Reiding
Jack Reiding
Shrine Hospitals
Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Chamber Urges Parade Entries for July 4 Celebration
The Cha teau Chamber of Commerce and American Legion encourage organizations and individuals to enter a float in the July 4 parade. Parade Chairman Enoch Stroh says nearly 300 in prize money will be awarded across non commercial novelty costume pet and hobby divisions with five float prizes.
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Enoch Stroh
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Voters weigh constitution and state races in Teton County primary
In Teton County May primary results show a shift with the proposed constitution trailing early but leading by late returns. Voters backed the present two house legislature and a gambling authorization measure while retaining the death penalty. Hank Hibbard and Lee Metcalf led their races, with unopposed national candidates. Local notes include governor and lieutenant governor tallies and public service commissioner results.
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Teton County
Henry S
Hank) Hibbard
Repub
Dallas E. Howard
David E. Burnham
Harold Hanson
Lou Welch
Bill Christiansen
Edward J. Warren
Hollis G. Connors
Opal R. Eggert
John McLaughlin
Lou Boedecker
Paul Cannon
Alex Stephenson
Jerry Agen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. A. Emerson
Dolores Colburg
Grant Gormley
Chateau
Rex Manuel
Fairfield
Robert Stephens
Dutton
Gail Stoltz
Walier
George Johnston
U. S
Lee Metcalf
Jerome Peters
Norman C. Wheeler
Srecesseseravesees
John Melcher
Woccenersececeseceereneunesnassan
Dick Forester
Stones
Cere Ravengacesteesennensas
Frank Dunkle
Senceteses
Warren McMillan
Tom A. Selstad
Oneness
Ed Smith
Scccesacome
Harold
Sonny) Hanson
Lu Welch
Secretary OF
Csccsesee
R. Eggert
Ceccscccsssconeonser
E. V
Sonny) Omholt
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Jerry L. Agen
Gordon McOmber
Seneeeenasereenesceennasse
James A. Cheetham
Norbert W. Majerus
Eeeronase
George R. Johnston
Robert E. Stephens
Eacanserewnemeney
Eres Exces
Nels Hemstad
Enosesense
Everett Snortland
Cete Encessevescocounarae
Clerk OF District Court
Elmer Erickson
Sao Resycoenengateqneacosas
Martin Shannon
Justice OF the Peace Sterlin DePrata
Assoc. Justice NO
John C. Harrison
Worevemseca
Pitch Hit & Throw Contest Set For Saturday
The third annual Pitch Hit and Throw contest will be held Saturday at 1 pm at the Chateau Baseball Complex. Boys aged 9 to 12 may enter by noon Saturday. only about 15 to 20 had registered by Monday. Local winners advance to district and division contests. top scorers reach the All-Star Game with four from each league competing in Atlanta and enjoying a tour and banquets.
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Chateau
Glen Stoudt
Big Sky 66
Stoudt
Great Falls
Atlanta
Pesticide License Tests Open in Montana
Those unable to take the last pesticide license test or needing a retake can test June 23. All applicators and dealers must be licensed by July 1, 1972. Tests will be held in Great Falls June 2 from 9 am to 1 pm at the USDA Office Building.
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Montana
Great Falls
USDA
May precipitation at Chateau station below average
Total May rainfall at the Chateau Weather Checking Station reached 1.65 inches, 0.35 inch under the May average for the area. June starts slowly with 0.01 inch in the first five days, while normal June exceeds 3 inches. last year at the Airport station measured 0.83 inch.
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Chateau
Legion Auxiliary Special Meeting Set for June 19
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a special meeting Monday June 19 at 8 p.m. in the lower Legion hall to discuss post activities and plans for upcoming events.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lower Legion Hall
Many Donors Add to July 4 Fireworks Fund
Community fund drive for the July 4 display continues as donors from Ashland Oregon to Helena contribute. Chateau Firemen urge all residents to give, stating every dollar helps and many former locals mail in gifts.
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George
Fred Smith
Ashland
Ore
Bob Dellno
Helena
Chateau
Smiths
Otto Swanson
Ervin Bagstad
Dana
Dick Young
Nordhagen
Judy Asay
Darwin Crane
Ray Hanson
Art Weist
Inga Curtis
Gladys Nelson
Arlene Vander Pas
Milan Cittus
Abe Breere
Irene McManus
Stacey
Annette Stott
Otto Thorbjornson
Kim Swenson
Leslie Burns
Charlotte Crary
Gerald Lingo
Max Reyner
Lee Brown
Norman Brown
Carl Gulbrandsen
C. G. Monkman
Tom McCartney
D. H. Moulton
Nels Whipple
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Bert Guthrie
Salmond Ranch
Bob Jensen
Clara Baker
Farmers Union Meeting Set at Pendroy Hall
Pendroy hall hosts a Farmers Union gathering Friday June 16 at 8 p.m. led by president Ted Kasper. A special speaker will discuss plans for Teton County Camp and refreshments will be served.
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Farmers Union
Pendroy Hall
Ted Kasper
Teton County
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Choteau Jaycees
Ton
Johnson
Jim Dellno
Chris Johnson
A. A. Jordan
Joe LaRance
Dellno
Fred Bremer
A. KE
Lake Watson
Leo Pierre
Andy Jenson
Tom Evensen
Council On Airport Commission
Lyle Otness
Ray Habel
Harold Yeager
Eureka Dam
G. S
Grace Glade
Chamber
Hibbard
Bud) Wallace
Norman Wheeler
Merrill K. Riddick
Sun
Woonseps
Legion Aux To
F. U
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