Pithouds Anniversary Celebrated With Open House
Mr and Mrs S A Pithoud celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 11 with an open house supper and dance at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Larson. Relatives and friends from multiple states attended the event and extended thanks to all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A. Pithoud
Morris Larson
Larson
Jed Damson
Helen Barber
Lois Trudnowski
Gloria Frank
Rose Starlin
Velma Pearson
Pitheads
S D 1 Board Meeting Updates Budgets and Contracts
The S D 1 Board of Trustees met with chair James Crawford. Items tentatively approved included warrants, transportation forms, non certificated staff salaries, and a budgeted increase in the Transportation Fund due to an escalation clause. Discussions covered summer cleaning, roof work, film library rates, an audit, shower moisture issues, a Chateau Education Association agreement, principal salary negotiations, and adjournment at 11 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Gormley
Stuart Kestner
Lyle Otness
Charles Fellows
Herb Tangen
Roger Weist
Robert Snodgrass
Supt
State Office of Instruction
Sophia Lane
Walter Campbell
Chateau Education Association
Women Golfers Elect Officers For Season
Cha teau Golf Club members held an organizational meeting on June 14. Suzee White was elected president, Jane Nesbit vice president, Connie Kuster secretary treasurer. A Tuesday evening golf tournament and social games were planned with supper at 8 p.m. dues for 1977 78 are payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Golf Club
Suzee White
Jane Nesbit
Connie Kuster
White
Liquor Stores to Close for Inventory Before July Fourth
The Liquor Division of the Department of Revenue announced a Fourth of July schedule with a June 30 inventory closure across all state stores including Chateau 34. Stores will be open Friday and Saturday, then closed Sunday Monday Fourth Tuesday to reflect a 5 percent tax increase effective July 1 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Division
Department of Revenue
Chateau
Forest Service Limits Camping at Lewis and Clark Forest
The Lewis and Clark National Forest imposes camping limits of 14 days in any six month period per area or campground unless a permit is signed by the Forest Supervisor or District Ranger. Developed sites must be occupied the first night and not left unattended for more than 24 hours. undeveloped areas are exempt. Contact six ranger districts or the supervisor in Great Falls for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Kenneth D. Weyers
Weyers
Crop Storage Rule Changes Announced for 1977 Harvest
Arlyne McCollom of the Teton County ASCS says farmers may store the 1977 crop in bins with prior years and still qualify for a CCC loan. The rule requires ASCS to measure and authorize co mixing after written notice, ensuring same class and quality as the old crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Credit Corporation
Arlyne McCollom
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Armstrong to study at University of Cairo
Scott Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong of Chateau will leave June 28 for six weeks of summer study at the University of Cairo in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Chateau
University of Cairo
Egypt
MSU Student Scott Armstrong Chosen for Cairo Study Tour
Scott Armstrong, a 1973 Chateau High School graduate and current Montana State University film and television production major, is among 23 MSU students selected to study Egyptian history and Islamic music in Cairo. Led by Prof Salah Sayed Ahmed, a former Cecil B. DeMille assistant, Armstrong will study and later tour Europe after completing his Cairo program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
MSU
Montana State University
Salah Sayed- Ahmed
Cairo
Salah
Cecil B. DeMille
Armstrong
Europe
Chateau High School
Montana State University Honors 1596 on Spring Honor Roll
MSU releases spring quarter honor roll listing 1596 students with 3.25 or better, 312 with straight A averages. Minimum 15 credit hours required. Area students include Augusta Virginia Shortridge Chateau Tom Clarke James Hinman Charles Nauck David Rathman James Rathman Shirley Rice Charles Rose Linda Smith Dutton Maureen Byrne Janet Goodell Glenda Elser Fairfield Margaret McInerney Jeanne McKeague Sheri Norris Donald Watson Bruce Witt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State University
Augusta
Virginia
Shortridge
Chateau
Tom Clarke
James Hinman
Charles Nauck
David Rathman
James Rathman
Shirley Rice
Charles Rose
Linda Smith
Dutton
Maureen Byrne
Janet Goodell
Glenda Elser
Fairfield
Margaret McInerney
Jeanne McKeague
Sheri Norris
Donald Watson
Bruce Witt
Mountain Bell Improvements To Be Made
Mountain Bell undertakes facility upgrades installed by W J Mires subforeman and crew including 100 lines and terminals to meet current and future communication needs with completion planned by the end of July. The family of John R Jack Bruno thanks neighbors and friends for support after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain
W.J. Mires
Subforeman
Decorati
John R
Jack
Bruno
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Jim, Pat and
Theresa Scott
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Herbert Pearson
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Ore
Dale Anderson
Dale Ray
Rex
Paradise
Utah
Gene Sturlin
Kim
Eugene Sturlin
Lars
Robert Pulliam
Jackson
Wyo
Fred Frank
Freddy
Martin John
Glenrock
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Columbus
Paul Lorash
Boyd
Jim Trudnowski
Mary
Danny
John
Helena
Midge Lorash
Cut Bank
Havre
Herbert Anderson
Ivan Tibbets
Russcal
Vernon Turk
Great Falls
Ray Woods
Brady
Leonard Lorash
Jim Scott
Aolmy
S. D. No
Greenfield Community Federal Credit Union
Bette J. Bales
Daley Building
Forest Service
Jerry Lussenden
Bart Henry
Choteau, Montana
2Nd Ave
N.W
Gary Durocher
Tom Dunlap
Choteau
Pet and Hobby Group
Omar C. Fraunhofer
Township
Range
Cascade County
Montana
Wans
Neynw
Nwiane
Eyanw'4
Wianw
Wmf Browning
Richard F. Gallagher
WM. F. Browning
First National Bank
Omarc
Fraunhofer
Donato L. Price
Omar C. Fraunhor
WestMont
Agency
Hanlusa Agency
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