Two Teachers Depart as Board Adds One at Chateau Elementary
At Thursday’s board meeting Chateau Elementary released third grade teacher Paulette Pratt and sixth grade and music teacher Betty Clifford. The board hired Roberta Hill as kindergarten teacher and discussed painting and sidewalk work. Virginia Burch will join next year as commercial teacher, and funds for music instruments were debated with a $500 allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Elementary
Board of Trustees
Paulette Pratt
Betty Clifford
Robert Gormley
Roberta Hill
Gormley
Ed Schiller
Virginia Burch
Bozeman
Burch
Montana State College
Frank Diener
Schiller
William F. Olsen
Belleview
1965 Lions Pool Schedule Announced by Stan Rathman
The Chateau Lions Club pool opens for its 31st year with Stan Rathman as pool manager and YMCA staff. Lifeguards and teachers from Gold Medal applicants. lifesaving and water safety classes begin June 21 with daily sessions into July. competitive swim team and adult programs planned. grade school youths require parental accompaniment. season tickets needed. call pool office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Joan Brandvold
Helena Hensley
Ron Swartzel
Contributions For Fireworks Exceed Quota In Choteau
The Choteau July 4 fireworks fund surpassed its goal with 320 in donations through Tuesday after noon. Mrs. Bob Dellno said fireworks were ordered and delivery confirmed by phone, with Chateau Volunteer Fire Department supervising the display. Extra funds pay insurance and any excess will be saved for next year’s display.
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Bob Dellno
Chateau
Reseal Extension Deadline Set For June 30
Grain growers may file reseal or extended reseal loan applications by June 30 for eligible 1962 63 64 wheat barley and oats under price support. Reseal mature dates are March 31 1966 for wheat and April 30 1966 for barley and oats. Storage payments vary by crop and year with details from the county ASCS office.
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Pric
Rex Manuel
Teton Agricultral Committee
SCS
Manuel
ASCS
Dorothy Barrett’s Overnight Guest at George I Sprinkles
Mrs. Dorothy Barrett of Dupuyer was an overnight guest at the George I Sprinkles residence on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Barrett, Dupuyer
George i Sprinkles
New Service Station Planned at Choteau
Rumors of a new service station at Choteau gained some confirmation this week as land south of Montana Mineral Feed Corp was cleared. County deed records show Tom Hammond sold property to Reuel Call of Afton Wyoming, who owns a chain of service stations and bought land for a site in Choteau. Hammond did not know the chain's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
Mineral Feed Corp
Teton County
Tom Hammond
Reuel Call of
Afton
Wyo
Hammond
Call
Pugh Joins Mountain States Telephone at Choteau
Wade L. Pugh recently joined Mountain States Telephone Company at Choteau as a combination man. He has five years with MST, previously working in construction at Conrad and aiding dial service conversions at Plentywood Culbertson Malta and Wolf Point. He also worked on central office installations. Pugh is married and has one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade L. Pugh
Mountain States, Telephone Company
Minneapolis visitors depart after week with Denison family
Mrs. Howard Brush and Kathy Connie and Jim of Minneapolis leave Saturday after a week’s visit with her parents Mr and Mrs The Denison and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brush
Kathy
Connie
Jim
Minneapolis
the Denison
Final date for crop acreage reports set for June 21
The county ASC chair Rex Manuel announced that enrollees in wheat and feed grain programs must file crop acreage reports by June 21 at the county ASCS office or lose program benefits. Reports cover acreage diverted from production and can be filed even if not in compliance. overplanters have extra time to dispose of excess, with disposal deadlines for summer and fall crops noted. Farmers needing help should call the county ASC office immediately to ensure the June 21 reporting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural ‘Stabilization and Conservation Service
Rex Manuel
ASC
Manuel
ASCS
Water safety urged for Montanans on lakes
Montana officials warn water recreation is rising with 11 000 licensed boats in 1964 and 6500 in 1959. They report 10 boating deaths, seven injuries, and nearly $15 000 in property losses while urging boaters to inspect craft, wear life preservers, and keep clear of swimmers and divers. swimmers divers and divers caution must be exercised to avoid accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Munroe
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
First Tourney at Chatéau Country Club Draws Golfers
Twenty golfers competed in the first Chatéau Country Club event of the season, a nine hole blind tee tournament. Mrs John Nordhigen and Chester Hartz led to Hartz winning by virtue of a draw. A steak fry dinner followed. weekly dinners are held each Thursday night as play begins tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatéau
John
Nordhigen
Chester Hartz
Hartz
Yallow
Anniversary reception for Leo Pierre TM and Mrs at the Pierre home
Friends are invited to a Sunday anniversary reception at the Pierre home from 2 to 5 p.m. on June 25. The event honors M. and Mrs Leo Pierre TM and invites all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pierre
the Pierre
Jurie
Bynum Dam Dedication Set With District Officials
District Judge R D McPhillips will speak at the dedication of Bynum Diversion Dam 2 PM Friday June 24. Officials from Everett Denver Billings and Helena attend with A B Construction president L M Brownlow. The $430000 project uses OEP funds and will irrigate about 45000 acres along the Teton River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McPhillips
Chateau
Everett
Wash
Denver
Billings
L. M. Brownlow
Fabrick
Teton
Rains In Time Helps Wheat Through Midweek
Rainfall totaling 1.27 inches drenched the area easing crop concerns. Weather station data show .30 inch Saturday and .65 inch by Wednesday morning, with farmers praising the timely moisture and winter wheat growers noting potential yield impact from prior heat and dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
U. S. Department of Commerce
Ray
Mond Kelly
Kelly
Chamber and Legion Outline July 4 Parade Plans
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion announce final details for the July 4 celebration. They call for parade entries and organize a horse show and related events in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Legion
Choteau Chamber‘ of Commerce
Amer
New Choteau Doctor Slated to Begin Practice
Dr. Michael Kelly announced that Dr. Donald Bosshardt aged 30 will join the Choteau Clinic shortly after July 1. Bosshardt, from Glendive, a University of China graduate with internship and three years of residency, will practice with Dr. Kelly. He is married with two sons and has family ties to California. A separate item notes a quarter horse show on July 3 with prize details and parade forms available. Sheriff Becker reports no flood fears despite river rise and recent rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Michael Kelly
Donald Bosshardt
Glendive
Bosshardt
University of China
San Bernadino
County Charity Hospital
Kelly
Chotesi Clinic
Mairied
Tas
Conrold
California
Ian Legion
Acantha
Bill Oberwolte
American Quarter Horse Association
Ted
Inn
Safeway
Hanusa Agency
High Point
George Ortner
Chateau
al Becker
Teton River
Becker
Vic Sargent
The
Teton
Teton Bridge
Services Held for Joseph L. Bauman in Great Falls
Funeral services for Joseph L. Duke Bauman 56 of Great Falls were held yesterday at Electric City. Bauman a real estate agent was son of Olive Bauman Power and brother of Irving Olmstead and Dale Bauman both of Power. He lived in Power Fairfield Jordan and Lewistown before moving to Great Falls in 1961. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L
Duke) Bauman
Great Falls
Electric City
Bauman
Olive Bauman
Power
Irving Olmstead
Dale Bauman
Fairfield
Jordan
Lewistown
Highland Cemetery
Rev Gerald Thrush Guest Speaker at Chateau Methodist Church
Rev Gerald K Thrush director of Wesley Foundation works at Montana State College will be guest speaker at Chateau Methodist Church Sunday June 10 at 10 30 am Thrush formerly Methodist pastor at Geraldine 1954 58 has led the Wesley House at MSC and will discuss Life Is Commitment including his work with college students in Bozeman The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald K. Thrush
Wesley
Montana
Will
Chateau Methodist Church
Thrush
Geraldine
Bozeman
Wesley House
Msc
Teton Saddle Club Trail Ride Planned For June
The Teton Saddle Club plans a Sunday trail ride starting at 10am from the Hil ary Gollehon ranch. Riders should bring lunch and a potluck contribution for supper after the ride. Interested persons include Mrs George Ortner, contact 466-3568.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Saddle Club
Hilary Gollehon
Mra George
Ortner
Livestock Day Scheduled in Teton County 4-H
4-H Livestock Day is set for Saturday June 26 at Chateau stockyards. Showmanship judging begins at 1 PM with James Rose of Great Falls as judge. All 4-H members and interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton’ County
Chateau
James Rosé
Finley to Attend NASA Youth Congress in Washington
Albert Finley a Chateau High School science instructor leaves Sunday June 20 for the NASA Youth Congress in Washington D C June 23 26 where he serves as a chaperone. He will attend the National Education Association convention in New York City before returning to Washington July 3 6 for the National Science Teachers Association directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Finley
Chateau
NASA Youth Congress
Washington
D.C
Finley
National Education Association
New ‘York City
Farmers Reminded to Follow 1965 Diversion Programs
Viola Herak, chair of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, explains that participating farmers must devote acreage to conservation equal to their normal conserving base. Those signed up for both feed grain and wheat programs must increase acreage accordingly or risk loss of program payments and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Herak
Sander
Family to Return Home After Visit to Dupuyer Château
Mrs Barrett and family arrive Saturday from Miles City to stay with Irene McManus in Dupuyer Chateau. They plan to depart for home later this week after visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Montana crop prospects favorable says state service June release
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service releases on June 15 say crop prospects through May are favorable and most farmers seem to concur. The note indicates continued discussion on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Two Choteau Juniors to Attend JESSI Institutes This Summer
Choteau High School juniors Virginia Bake and Mian Voorhees will attend a JESSI girls institute at Willamette University in Salem Oregon from June 20 to July 3. Charles and Shannon Will attend Washington State University starting Sunday. Selection based on scientific interest and scholarship, with courses stressing science and engineering fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High
al Finley
Choteau
Virginia
Miss. Baker
Chester Baker
Miss Voorhees
Phil Voorhees
Weather summary figures from mid June era report
The report lists two week period ending June 15 with 1964 highs around 76 and lows near 33. Precipitation shows 5.32 inches for the year so far versus 12.73 inches in the same period last year.
Dutton Blasts Choteau Babe Ruth 15 9 in Eighth-Run Contest
The Dutton Babe Ruth team defeated Choteau 15 to 9 in an error filled game at Choteau Thursday. Habel was the winning pitcher. Dellino took the loss. Fleshman caught for Dutton. Whealey and Best led with hitters and doubles for their teams. Chateau will travel to Dutton Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Ruth
Choteau
Habel
Mike Dellno
Brian
Fleshman
Bill Whealey
George
Rudy Ameline
Whealey
Van
Pat Had
Chateau Will
Sto
Dutton Formorrow
Stated Anniversary Reception for Mr and Mrs Magee
In a public notice, Mr and Mrs Magee invite all 26 guests to attend a reception honoring their daughter on Sunday, June 27, at the basement of St Joseph. The event marks the wedding anniversary of the couple and honors their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cand
Walter ‘Magee
Bebe
St . Tosepheon
Fabel
Medical self help course awarded in Teton county
Fourteen residents including Mrs Gene Armstrong Mrs George Beaudéan Mrs Warren Connole and others completed a nuclear attack and disaster response training. The course, organized by Mrs Grant Curtis and supported by US Public Health Service and American Medical Association council, taught fallout shelter health, first aid and nursing care. Instructors included Verne Marr and Red Cross leaders. Participants earned first aid cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Gene‘ ‘Armstrong
George “Beaudéan
Warren
Connole
Jody. iFreedle
Earl Hollar
Ruth
Johnson
Johnson, ‘Mrs. ‘Albert Lindséth; Mrs. ‘Warren Malcott
McMullen
William ‘McCauley
Bud‘ ‘Moulton
Robert
Pourroy
Charles Swartzeland
Wilbur ‘Yeager
Grant
Curtis
United States
Verne Marr
County’ ‘Defense
Curtisy
Gordon’ ‘Monkman
Cross
Charles Peck
J Fay Dunckel
Howard ‘ Farley
Cascade County
CI 5
John
Poore
Connelle
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Lions
Perry Inn
Tournewey Ss
Teton Cooperative’ Reservoir Co
Lars Nasser
Ole Wagnild
Tom Larson
Christopher Lindseth
Martin Larson
James’ Sulgrove
Ed Hirschberg
Bynum Irrigation District
William D. Jones
Henry Weist
Dr. Bosshardt
Joseph Bauman
Gerald Thrush
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Saesssecestess Sat
Ascecceaenecas
Sun
Aecceueeses
Satecteseese
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