Montana colleges name grads and honor roll recipients
Montana colleges and universities announced spring 1970 honors with 1 558 graduates at the University of Montana 73rd commencement. Area honorees include Kaye Eileen Caskey Chateau and others from Augsuta Chateau Dutton Fairfield and Choteau. MSU lists 1 296 on honor roll with 213 straight A students and area names from Chateau Augusta and Fairfield. Rocky Mountain College reports 88 on its spring honor roll including 17 with straight A averages. Eastern Montana College lists 106 with 4 00 averages and 608 with 3 25 or better. local students from Chateau Dutton and Fairfield appear on the rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Harry Adams Field House
Charles R. Peck
Kaye Eileen Caskey
Arthur W. Anderson
Donald E. Moulton
Ann Terese Lear
Diane Kaye Halverson
Chateau
Richard T. Mirehouse
John D. Allen
Augusta
Charles O. Thorne
Vivian Aurilla Baquet
Kenneth R. Olson
Gail Diane Auberge
All of
Dutton
Donald E. Olson
Gary M. Winship
Patricia Rae Larson
Fairfield
Miss Caskey
UM Information Services
Ralph B. Caskey
Choteau
I. N. Caskey
Bozeman
Montana State University
Carol Alzheimer
David Alz
RMC
Billings
Rocky Mountain College
Teton County
Susan Marie Inbody
Shirley Johns
James Meyer
Eastern
Peterson to Study Economics in Mexico
Doug Peterson son of Rex and Mrs. Peterson of Chateau left Billings last Thursday for the University of the Americas in Puebla Mexico. He enrolled in a six week full credit economics course and will return to Montana in mid August after completion. Peterson is a 1968 Chateau High School graduate and recently completed his sophomore year at Rocky Mountain College in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Peterson
Rex Peterson
Chateau
Billings
University of the Americas
Puebla
Mexico
Peterson
Montana
Chateau High School
Rocky Mountain College
Faye Fitzgerald Named to State Rainbow Girls Post
Faye Fitzgerald daughter of Mr and Mrs Dana Fitzgerald Power was elected and installed as Grand Hope at the 42nd Grand Assembly of Rainbow for Girls in Kalispell She is a past worthy advisor of Fairfield Assembly No 73 and a Grand Cross of Color recipient She will serve as Grand Hope until the 1971 Grand Assembly in Billings Marcie Curtis of Chateau was appointed grand representative to Iowa for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Fitzgerald
Dana Fitzgerald
Grand Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Kalispell
Miss Fitzgerald
Fairfield Assembly No. 73
Grand Hope
Billings
Marcie Curtis
Chateau
Iowa
Janice Best
Alan Baquet
St. Michael’s Church
Dutton
Gene Baquet
Larry Limpus
Alvin
Tex
Othar Limpus
Tony Stul
Walter Adelhoven
Tom Econom
Vickie Limpus
Winifred
Oskar Limpus
Missoula
McLean Clark
Joan
Big Timber
John Flinders
Lewistown
Ginney Limpus
Boston
Ginny
Gladys
Baquets
Irene Inbody
Girls State
Mark Alzheimer
Washington, D. C
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Betty Inbody
United Methodist Church
M.yf
Gary Alzheimer
University of Montana
State Forestry Dept
Rainbow Grand Assembly
Irene
Chateau’s Assembly
Dan Fraser
Hamilton
Emilie Dodds
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
David
Carol
Lonnie McColloms
Osborn
Idaho
Danny
McColloms
Frank Schabel
Alva Dickman
Bellvillee
Bert Coreys
Fred Woodward
Lee Reveal
Woodwards
Montana
Betty
Las Vegas
Jamie Hager
Mike Bartsches
Fairfield
Geraldine
Harold Richert
Peter and
John
Bill Murphy
Vi Pedersen
Judy Swens
Lutheran Parish Center
Beverly Carlson
Norma Barrett
Bernice van Setten
Marion Aveill
Lions Club
Eugene Baquet
Alan
Ja Nnes
Gordon Schlepp
Rollie
Jamie
Brady
Russell Blanchet
Diane John
Bob
Stephanie
Brad Fleshman
Jerry Habel
Allan Flesh
Shelby
Janice
Terry
Linda Best
Ed Schilling
Waterton
Glacier Parks
Many Glacier
Rodney Greenwoods
Larry Schilling
NW_ Edwards
Bull Olsens
Cecil Taylor
Dillon Marion
Charles Averill
Lincoln
Augusta
Averills
Ralph Dunskeys
Ed Alzheimer
Leonard Viebrooks
Jerry Larson
Minnie Breding
Harold Depner
Ross
Inga Thime
Glen Inbody
Seeley Lake
Gib Monkmans
Pete Huidekopers
Paul Alzheimer
Gregg
Tim
Gary
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Report
Hospital records list patients admitted including William Abdallah Fairfield Rodney Luinstra Choteau Sandra Monette Niles Mich Lyle Crabtree Fairfield Alene Pearson Fairfield Harold White Augusta Edward Forrest Choteau Oscar Thronson Babb Joyce Robinson Chateau Kathryn Field Fort Shaw Ray Norris Fairfield Robert Lee Fairfield Eunice Mitchell Chateau John Kelly Augusta Walt Gregg Augusta Births note a daughter to Frank Crabtree Fairfield and a daughter to Robert Pearson Fairfield Dismissals include William Irwin Choteau Rodney Luinstra Choteau Joyce Robinson Choteau Lyla Crabtree and infant daughter Fairfield Alene Pearson and infant Clyde Johnston Simms Laura Anderson Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Abdallah
Fairfield
Rodney S. Luinstra
Choteau
Sandra J. Monette
Niles
Mich
Lyle Crabtree
Alene Pearson
Harold R. White
Augusta
Edward D. Forrest
Oscar H. Thronson
Babb
Joyce K. Robinson
Chateau
Kathryn J. Field
Fort Shaw
Ray C. Norris
Robert O. Lee
Eunice L. Mitchell
John A. Kelly
Augusta Walt V. Gregg
Frank Crabtree
Robert Pearson
William G. Irwin
Rodney Luinstra
Kramer Wins Buckle at Cut Bank Rodeo
Chip Kramer a 1970 Chateau High School graduate won the saddle bronc riding event at the District High School Rodeo in Cut Bank. He earned a belt buckle and will compete at the State High School Rodeo in Malta July 11 and 12. Wayvan Campbell from Bynum also rode in Cut Bank but did not place in bull riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chip Kramer
Chateau High School
Cut Bank
Kramer
Malta
Wayvan Campbell
Bynum
Wedding Bells for Janice Best and Alan Baquet
Janice Best and Alan Baquet were married Saturday evening in St. Michael's Church Dutton with many friends and relatives attending. The event drew a full church and a large reception at the Baquet home followed by weekend gatherings of family and neighbors from nearby towns and states.
Local DeMolays Attend Meet At Missoula
Chateau DeMolay members attended the 40th annual State DeMolay Conclave at the University of Montana. The event opened with remarks from Missoula officials and UM leaders, highlighting the boys’ commitment to DeMolay values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
University of Montana
Masonic Orders
Francis M. Superneau
UM Music Recital
Richard G. Shoup
Richard A. Solberg
UM College of Arts and Sciences
Gordon Darlington
Three Forks
State de- Molay Advisory Council
Ronald L. Moen
Chandler C. Cohagen
Billings
Montana DeMolay
Chateau
Conrad Barrett
Gary Beaudeau
Rodney Cole
Timothy Cook
Marcie Curtis
Grant Curtis
Donald Dale
Doug Freeman
Tres Genger
James Hinman
John Hinman
Bob Hodgskiss
Rick Jacobsen
Lee McCauley
Arthur Mills
John Nordhagen
Lyall Tesch
Roger Wallace
Craig Wilson
Greg Yeager
Mark Young
Dean Baker Wins Warren C. Price Journalism Award
Dean Baker, a graduate student with newspaper experience, won the Warren C. Price Award of 75 dollars for the best historical paper by a student in journalism. His title is Newhouse and White-Social Winds or Social Straws. He will receive his degree in August and plans a teaching career in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Price
Dean Baker
Baker
Price
Warner C. Price
University of Oregon School of Journalism
Helena Couple Announce Engagement of Vivian Elford
Mr and Mrs Samuel T Elford of Helena announce the engagement of their daughter Vivian Marlene to Ronald Neil Drake son of Mrs R Drake also of Helena Miss Elford a Helena High School graduate plans to enter Montana State University this autumn The couple are both Helena High School graduates with Drake attending MSU in chemical engineering An August 20 wedding is planned Amelia Randall of Choteau is the bride's grandmother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Elford
Helena
Vivian Marlene
Ronald Neil Drake
R. Drake
Miss Elford
Montana State University
Amelia Randall
Choteau
Teton River Road Repairs Bid Awarded to Libby Contractor
J R Erickson of Libby Montana was the apparent low bidder on two Lewis and Clark National Forest road projects. The work includes reconditioning a 13 mile North Fork Teton River road segment and installing guardrails on four bridges on a 13.5 mile Willow Beaver Creek road stretch. The bid totals 32818.75 dollars. Five bidders competed. Construction to start in about two weeks with completion near September end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Erickson
Libby
Mont
Lewis & Clark National Forest
John L. Braida
Lewis & Clark Forest
North Fork Teton River
Choteau
Willow-Beaver Creek
Augusta
Swenson Daughter Judy to Wed Frank Haun
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Swenson invite friends to the wedding of their daughter Judy to Frank Haun with a reception to follow. The ceremony is set for Saturday June 27 at 7 30 p m at Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau. No invitations are being sent locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Swenson
Judy
Frank Haun
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Swim Team Sees Early Season Strength At Chateau
Chateau swimmers led by Barbie Scott contributed points with Bartie Scott and others like Chuck Nauck Bill Smith and Dave Rathman key scorers. Coaches Stan Rathman and Wayne Krahe praised the strong early performance amid tough training as team members traveled to the meet with volunteer drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbie Scott
Chateau
Chuck Nauck
Bill Smith
Dave Rathman
Jackie Jensen
Mary Rathman
Jackie Ferris
Jim Rathman
Jim Forrest
Chris Oertel
Winnie Morey
Verna Bremer
Doug Forrest
Tom Holfelt
Susan Rathman
Kathy Rathman
Bonnie Bremer
Hal Dryer
Dave Hotfeldt
Stan Rathman
Wayne Krahe
Rathman
Hank Smith
Bill Breen
Cecil Morey
John Nordhagen
Bob Scott
Don Ferris
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Choteau Montana
The undersigned will on August 28, 1970 apply to the Teton County Treasurer for a tax deed to Laws 7 8 & 9 Bsk 41 Choteau Haz JI Add Choteau Montana. Amount due 310.48. Dated June 2 1970 G E Monkman Applicant. Pub June 25 July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Montana
G. E. Monkman
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Caskey
Msu
Piedd
Rainbow Girls
Teton Memorial Hospital
NEW International
Dutton Machinery
Dutton, Montana
Premium Center
Collins Vi Pedersen
Citizens State Bank
Teton River Road
Teton
Choteau, Montana
Ritzcraft
Ferris Mobile Homes
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