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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

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Gollehon Gustafson Earn Top Honors at JC Rodeo

Choteau rider Leslie Gollehon wins three events and all-around cowgirl honors at district 3 rodeo in Choteau. Gustafson claims all-around cowboy honors with bull riding and calf/ cow cutting podiums. Mary Kitchingman named district 3 rodeo queen amid cold rain crowd of about 500.

Leslie Gollehon D. Gustafson JC Rodeo Choteau Miss Gollehon Carol Dear Great Falls Dave Gustafson Simms Gustafson Chateau Jaycees Mary Kitchingman Great Falls Central High School Miss Kitchingman Ronnie Hughes Sandra Gollehon Chateau Kay Earl Peggy Johnson Belt Ruth Murtag Cascade Jim Severson Conrad William Mankins Great Falls High Gary Thoreson West Junior High Dave Harrington East Junior High Jimmie Jacobson Gary Gustafson Wes Hayworth Geraldine Ed Engellant Lyle Kuebler Stockett Dave Solheim Great Falls High School Vickie Loney Shelly Chrisman Ruth Murrag Great Falls Central Belt Valley High

Crops In Good Condition After Rain It Helped

County Extension Agent Raymond Kelly said rains totaling just over an inch this month improved moisture. Winter wheat enters boot stage, spring-seeded grain shows varied progress, with some strong stands and worm damage under study. Frost damage is minimal this year.

Raymond Kelly Kelly

Forty-five Choteau students earn semester honor roll

Forty-five Choteau High School students made the semester honor roll, about 18 percent of enrollment, including 18 seniors 8 juniors 11 sophomores and 8 freshmen. Of these 45, five were boys all freshmen. Names are listed by class with designations Sem for semester only and S for six weeks.

Choteau High School Ed Schiller Schiller Diane Depner Karen Peck Nancy Robinson Karen Buchanan Carol Alzheimer Jolene Ramaker Myrna Pierre Pam Erickson Sally Meadows Pat Stokes Joyce Page Gwen Sorenson Diane Halverson Susan Anderson Bette Johensen Phyllis Depner Chris Field Darlene Wiebrock Virginia Baker Hope Hensley Susan Inbody Karen Murphy Diane McClue Jan Voorhees Diane Robbins Patsy Hoyt Diane Gronberg Judy Morey Cathy Corey Shirley Gronberg Sally Sulgrove Sandra Fettig Karen Gefeller Patsy Thompson Barbara Cole Marija Peck Carol Smith Frances Bouma Judy Robinson Linda Hodgskiss

Helf Retires After 26 Years as Patrolman

Henry Helf, a highway patrolman in Choteau, retires June 19 after nearly 27 years in service. He joined in 1941 after a stint in Helena and will join the Gross Vehicle Weight division at the Vaughn weigh station on the interstate. Helf plans to stay in Choteau and bid the local patrol station, with the job going to the most senior bidder. he begins GVW work June 20.

Henry Helf Helf Chateau Highway Patrol Helena Highway Department Great Falls Vaughn Choteau

Budget Time Nears For County And City

Budget time nears for Teton County Chateau and school districts with deadlines for estimates and preliminary budgets. County July 11 deadline for public inspection. cities by July 10 and July 25 for adoption. schools by June 30 with open inspection until July 25. Also notes a Norway vacation by Kaare Larsen family and relatives in Hedemark Haugsrud Moelv and Kopervik.

Teton County Chateau Kaare Larsen Laura Lee Norway Hedemark Haugesrud Moelv Kopervik Mrs Doyle Ward Washington, D. C

Mosquito Spray Set to Be Used in Near Future

City Engineer Robert Erickson told the City Council that spraying for mosquitoes and flies can begin when mosquitoes emerge, likely as weather warms. He said the spray has no harmful side effects and will help control flies.

Chateau Robert Erickson

July Fourth Parade Signups Start This Week In Local Event

Bill Obernolte said signup for the Fourth of July parade begins this week. Cash prizes will be awarded in four divisions including non-commercial commercial novelty and pet and hobby. Float entrants should clip the entry blank from this week’s Acantha and mail or deliver it to Obernolte.

Bill Obernolte Obernolte Acantha

Organization of Community Band Beginning

Choteau announces the first meeting and rehearsal for a new community band Tuesday June 14 at 7 30 p m in the CHS band room. Bill Breen invites all ages eight to eighty from Choteau and surrounding areas to join, with equipment borrowed for practice and public appearances planned at rodeos and other summer events.

CHS Bill Breen Breen Chateau

Selective Service Office Announces Half-Day Summer Hours

Mrs. John Nordhagen reports the local Selective Service office will operate on half days this summer from 8 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday, affecting local residents seeking services.

The Selective Service John Nordhagen

33rd Swimming Season Opens Today at Chateau Lions Pool

The Lions Club pool launches its 33rd season with daily hours 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm and Sunday closings. Coach Stan Rathman notes record early start potential and 53 swimmers already signed for the 1966 team, which will face Helena Y in a June 19 dual meet at the local pool.

Chateau Lions Lions Club Stan Rathman Helena “Y Rathman Chateau Helena Chateau, Dutton Joan Brandveld Helena Hensley John Camden Burr Field

Chateau High Yong Teacher Appointed to Council Veena

Veena Chateau High Yong teacher sworn in after Armstrong quits council due to Post Office ethics rule. Council boosts fire protection district No 1 charge from 200 to about 400 with no extra cost to residents, aligning with the district levy. New bids rejected for automatic water system controls. engineers propose material-only bids. City treasurer outlines transfers to water revenue, replacement, depreciation and surplus funds as several water extensions loom. Pavilion rental approved for a Kimmel family gathering. building permits issued for fences and a two car garage.

Armstrong Post Office Code of Nauck Fhre Chateau Enterprise Electric Great Falls Wayne Dean Thomas, Dean and Hoskins Dean Thomas Hoskins Robert Gronberg Gronberg Kimmel Walt Armstrong Sherburne Danny Mason Hobson

Hospital Drive Aims to Fund Teton Memorial This Fall

The drive to raise funds for Teton Memorial Hospital will begin in early fall says Rev. C. Fred Crowe hospital board publicity chairman. Improvements including a new emergency light plant and roof repairs spur the drive to meet Medicare requirements and fire safety needs.

Teton Memorial Hospital C. Fred Crowe Hospital Board Crowe Lyle Martin Chateau Lloyd Jensen Lutheran Hospital and Homes Board Opal McGrew

Becke r and Olsen file to run for county offices

Becker seeks Democratic nomination for county sheriff reelection. Olsen files Republican bid for public administrator. Other county posts open include assessor Baker treasurer Stenson Young coroner Banks Zwerneman clerk Monkman two commissioners Reiquam superintendent Woodahl county attorney. State posts include McOmber senator Stevens representative Waldo Moberly senator Breen senator from district 20.

Robert L. Woodahl Gordon McOmber Fairfield Jim Stevens Dutton W. Y. Waldo Moberly Shelby Teton Toole Glacier Jerry Breen Teton County Senate

Congressman Olsen to Speak at Teton County Democrats Kickoff

Congressman Arnold Olsen will deliver the main address at the Teton County Democrats kickoff banquet on June 18 at the Fairfield Legion hall per Henry McDunn, the chair. Banquet plans were set at a Fairfield Democratic Club meeting with precinct representation and candidate introductions including Gordon McOmber Jim Stephens Lee Zwerneman Bud Olson Martin Shannon and Al Becker. The next Democrats meeting will be in Power.

Arnold Olsen Teton County Democrats Fairfield Legion Hall Henry McDunn McDunn Teton Democratic Club Fairfield Gordon McOmber Jim Stephens Lee Zwerneman Bud Olson Martin Shannon al Becker

Correct Box Numbers Urges Patrons to Update Mail

Postmaster C. G. Monkman asked patrons to correct box numbers on addressed mail. He noted many items use old or changed addresses and urged checking mail for notices and checks. Cards to notify publishers and correspondents will be placed in boxes this week.

C. G Gib Monkman

Schilling Family Visiting Relatives in Choteau

Mr and Mrs LeRoy Schilling and family from Helena are spending time visiting relatives in Choteau Montana during their trip.

Mrs LeRoy Schilling Helena Choteau George Pearson Provo, Utah Tom Evensen

Fireworks Funds Due Wednesday For Chateau Display

Yeton County residents must donate by Wednesday June 15 to meet the July 4 fireworks cost. Mrs. Robert Dellno said the fund is about $46 short, urging last minute contributions at Bob's Ford Sales or the Acantha. About 83 people have already donated to elevate the display on the hill east of Choteau.

Yeton County Chateau Robert Dellno Ford Choteau Wedums Store Ron Hinman Muriel S. Reiquam Grace Black Les Wedum G. L. Banks Choteau Sheet Metal Chester Corey Earl Turnbull Paul Alzheimer Robert Maloney Montana Territorial Centennial Commission D. B. Crane Nettie Gaghagen Bruce Cornell Jack Armstrong James Hamilton John Nordhagen C. E. Russell Freeman Curtis Leonard Sheble Dean Taylor James Dellno Teton Furniture Fred Swenson Tom McCartney Martin Gronberg Martin Alzheimer Roxy Theater Chris Beck Lee Norman Brown Bert Corey Robert Zion Dick Young F. Manchester Gene Nelson Charles Peck Hanusa Agency George Sabo Harvey Dale Clark Inbody Oscar Carlson Lawrence Swenson Albert Finley M. J. Lyon Montana Mineral Feed Corp Hensley Motel Opal McGrew Ed Yeager Woody Armstrong Lloyd McHodgskiss Wi-Mo- Da-Si Charlotte Crary John Nauck George Morey Lil’s Ed’s Vice Sargent Glen Stoudt Stan Rathman Walter Arensmeyer Dick Reiding Ray Nordhagen Dee Moulton Big Sky Service Russell Larson Simms Elevator Gamble Store M. L. Nett Glen Yeager Bob's Ford Wagon Wheel Bar Irene McManus Ruth Reiquam Chateau Acantha Ethel Blakesley John Barber Jack Bradley Social Civic Club Bob Clark Aggie Arensmeyer LaVerne Murr Milan Dittus

Republican Club To Meet in Fairfield

The Women's Republican Club travels to Fairfield on Friday June 24 for a 2 p.m. meeting at the Fairfield Legion hall. Mr. and Mrs. W Y Moberly will be guests with Mrs. Moberly as featured speaker. Those needing a ride may contact Mrs Bert Guthrie.

Women's Republican Club Fairfield Fairfield Legion Hall W. Y Waldo) Moberly Moberly Bert Guthrie

Magee Former Undersheriff Dies Services Held

Walt Magee 71 longtime lawman and former Teton County undersheriff died June 4 after a stroke. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Joseph's Catholic Church Choteau with burial in Chateau Cemetery. He served 44 years in law enforcement including a 12 year stint as undersheriff and earlier work as a forest ranger and Indian Service officer.

Walt Magee Teton County St. Joseph's Catholic Church Choteau William Morley Chateau John T. Duffey Joe Lucier Henry Helf August Kade Kenneth Lussenden Martin Alzheimer Zwerneman Magee Teton Memorial Hospital Indian Service Emily Pendergrass Browning Blackfeet Reservation Great Northern Empire Builder

Local Irrigation May Result From Project

D P Fabrick reported flood control work on the Sun River may include irrigation. Damsite studies in Great Falls and Sun River Valley contemplate a dam with irrigation, via a ditch from the dam site crossing Deep Creek and the Teton River to Muddy Creek near Bynum. Further work awaits site selection and funds.

Sun River D. P Dick) Fabrick Great Falls Fabrick Bynum Deep Creek Teton River Muddy Creek Chateau

Caravan Welcomed by Choteau Mayor Dunckel

About 60 travelers from the Highway 287 caravan stopped in Choteau yesterday around noon. A 30-car caravan, with entrants from Florida and Louisiana, received police escort into the town.

John Dunckel Choteau Florida Louisiana

Four-County Group Seeks Project Development Grant

The four-county regional corporation comprising Teton Toole Pondera and Glacier plans to apply for a project development grant to fund a development survey. Board member Jack Rogers noted details will emerge after a meeting on Tuesday June 14 in Shelby. Also mentioned is a Utah family visiting relatives in the area.

Teton Toole Pondera Glacier Jack Rogers Corporation Rogers Shelby

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Alzheimer Connie Enzweiler Bill Whealy Randy Larson Cindy Kretschman Janet Shepherd Dick van Auken H. Helf Chateau High Yong Veena William McCauley Albert C. Becker
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