Snow Depth and Moisture Dip on Two Snow Courses in 1965
Snow depth and moisture content on two of the three snow courses measured by the Soil Conservation Service declined from a year ago and mostly below the 15 year average. Freight Creek showed 49 inches of snow and 132 inches of water, below last year and near the 17 year average. Five Bull averaged 29.8 inches of snow and 6.1 inches of water, slightly under last year. Additional readings will come April 1 and May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Bill Fogarty
SCS
Teton
Five Bull
Sun River
West Fork
Freight Creek
Fogarty
Choteau to Host District 5 Science Fair March 19
Choteau High School will sponsor District 5 science fair with nearly 20 communities participating. Albert Finley says exhibits are judged by faculty from Montana schools and local enterprises. awards include grand prizes and a scholarship for agriculture tied to original exhibits. A March 9 teacher meeting in the Chateau High science department will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau High School
Echos of Einstein
Albert Finley
CHS
Finley
Montana School of Mineral Science and Industry
University of Montana
Carroll College
Montana State University
Great Falls
Chateau
Teton County Treasure_State Agricultural Association
Augusta
Belt Cascade
Dutton Fairfield
Fort Benton
Gesser
Highwood Power
Public High
Russell
Great Falls Central
Sand Coulee
Simms
Stockett
Montana School For Deaf and Blind
Neihart
Cascade
Chouteau
Teton
Missoula
Chateau High Science Department
Wedum Rescued After Illness While Studying Cougars
Janet Wedum left for Great Falls to be with her son Dave Wedum who was hospitalized in Salmon Idaho after an illness during field work along the Salmon River. A helicopter from Missoula transported him to the Salmon hospital where doctors awaited a cardiogram read by a specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Wedum Chateau
Great Falls
Dave
Devaconess Hospital
Idaho
Salmon
Wedum
Frank Lantz
Lantz
Hamilton Mont
Missoula
Salmon Hospital
Les
Jim Wedum
Great Falls Hospital
Countywide crafts exhibit set for March 19 at Chateau Church
A countywide arts and crafts show will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on March 19 at the Chateau Methodist Church. The event features present day crafts, handwork from an older generation, and demonstrations. Great Falls hosts Mr and Mrs Joe Zacek and family at Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Bill Fogarty and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Methodist Church
Joe Zacek
Great Falls
Bill Fogarty
Pierre Named Kaimin Editor at Montana University Paper
Ron Pierre son of Mr and Mrs Leo Pierre of Chateau has been appointed associate editor of the Kaimin the University of Montana newspaper Pierre is a sophomore journalism major and full time student editors talk about his duties and future plans at the paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Pierre
Leo Pierre
Chateau
Kaimin
University of Montana
Pierre
Teton Woman Eliza Eastwood Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John Eastwood 83 of Fairfield who died Saturday in Teton Memorial Hospital. Rev. Jon Wagner officiated with burial in Sunset Hills Cemetery. She was born September 7 1883 in Georgetown Minnesota and married John Eastwood in 1907. Survivors include son William and two daughters living in Fairfield, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Banks Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Eliza) Eastwood
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital
Jon Wagner
Sunset Hills
Eastwood
Georgetown
Minn
John Eastwood
Royal Neighbors
William
Paso Robles
Calif
Jean van Son
Ralph Martindale
Almon Perry
John Ammondson
James J. Davis
Ray Carlson
Jay Blossom
James Mills
Banks Funeral Home
Conrad Sunburst eliminate Bulldogs From Tourney Action
Conrad defeated Chateau Bulldogs 79 54 in the opener as Sunburst edged Choteau 71 68 in the division tournament in Shelby. Banis led Choteau with 26 points while Kronebusch topped Conrad with 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Sunburst
Bulldogs
Chateau
Shelby
Choteau
Ron Lehnert
Charles Peck
Ryan Robinson
Peck
Bams
Dan Jacobs
Cliff Sabo
Rudy Ameline
Kronebusch
Elevator Destroyed by Blaze in Pendroy
A blaze destroyed the GTA elevator in Pendroy early Tuesday, burning 25 000 bushels of wheat. Fire crews from Choteau and Conrad fought the flames from 4 a.m. to 7 30 a.m. with the Pendroy truck out of service due to freezing. Sheriff Albert Becker said the fire likely started by spontaneous combustion and GTA officials saved records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GTA
Pendroy
Albert Becker
Becker
Association
Choteau
Conrad
Pendrey
Chateau
Glen Yeager
Ernie Dale
Pete Huidekoper
Bob Swortzel
Kim Sabo Elected CES Student Council President
Cha teau Elementary Principal Robert Gormley announced that Kim Sabo was elected to head the student council. Also chosen were Ron Allen as vice president and Darlene Reisch as secretary with Bob Corbett handling treasurer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Sabo
Chateau Elementary
Robert Gormley
Ron Allen
Darlene Reisch
Bob Corbett
Chuck Young
Robert Jessop
Roy Barlean
Jim Pourroy
June Dale
Debra Gefeller
David Gierke
Gordon Moulton
Conrad Gunderson
Marcia Curtis
Russell Davis
Marie Anderson
Judy Barlean
Bonnie Reeve
Sandra Hanson
Steven Weinert
Pat Whealy
Linda Smith
Linda Luinstra
Becky Burt
Dick Dale
John Reed
Clark Corey
Carol Scott
Jim Gronberg
Sandra George
Shirley Hodgskiss
Tom Peebles
John Chane
Paulette Wilkie
Gloria Russell
Susan Rathman
Lonnie Kelly
Kathleen Cook
Jack Lake
Bill Smith
Kenneth Brown
Three CHS Students Enter Montana Science Talent Search
Three Chateau High School students David R Dellwo Daniel J McDonald and Charles A Shannon are among 30 high school entrants in the 19th Montana Science Talent Search sponsored by Montana State University. Six finalists will be chosen by a six member faculty panel from the Montana entries originally submitted to the National Science Talent Search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
David R. Dellno
Daniel J. McDonald
Charles A. Shannon
Montana State University
Montana
Dellwo
Robert Dellwo
McDonald
Robert McDonald
and Shannon
David Shannon
H H Open House March 9 Pancake Day Sale Kickoff
Harold Hinman and Jim Hamilton invite farmers and ranchers to the H and H Implement annual sale opening March 9 with a pancake feed from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A free movie will be shown and the sale runs through March 19. The Remington chainsaw giveaway is also promoted. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Stan Kimmet and daughters visited Shelby with Emil Nelson and guests from Kenai Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hinman
Jim Hamilton
Hinman
Mobile Home Provisions Of Interest to Delegation
A nine member Choteau delegation urged strict trailer rules at a Tuesday hearing on the city's proposed zoning ordinance. They fear temporary moves leave unsightly messes, while officials say restrictions aim to deter trailer incursions without discriminating against owners. Provisions include minimum 240 square feet, sewer connection, solid foundations, and decor matching the trailer. Some fear multiple trailers on adjacent lots could resemble a trailer court, though officials argue two lots may be needed for typical entries. Attendees and commission members attended the session, outlining positions and enforcement questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
E. R. Poore
Cowgill Addition
Council
Zoning Commission
John Dunckel
Commission
Dick Young
Young
Milton van Auken
al Hensley
Pat Mills
Robert Dellwo
Murl Faurote
Don Swanson
Poore
O. M. Seaton
Glen Stoudt
Larsen Named March 10 Speaker At Chateau Chamber Meet
Kenneth P. Larsen, Montana Chamber of Commerce community development consultant, will speak at a noon March 10 Chateau Chamber meeting. Larsen coordinates development programs from Watertown, S C, and has roots in Devils Lake and Cando North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Larsen
Kenneth P. Larsen
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Jack Rogers
Larsen
Montana
Watertown
S. C
Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
North Dakota
Devils Lake
N.D
Choteau AFS Chapter Forms as Exchange Student Hope Looms
An American Field Service chapter was organized in Choteau on Monday with two applications for exchange students submitted. If one Choteau family is chosen, a student will come next year. About $500 of the $750 needed has been pledged by local groups including Chateau High School student council, Luther League and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Willard Paulus
Paulus
Robert Gronberg
Leslie Burns
C. G. Monkman
Fay Buck
Deanna Rice
Chateau High School
Luther League
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lutheran Men's Brotherhood
Methodist Men
WLCS
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
Lions Club
Soroptimists
Jaycees
Jayceens
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Red Cross in Teton County Sets $2500 Fund Goal
Teton County chapter of the American Red Cross aims for 2500 this year, slightly below last year, with 50 percent of funds staying in county. Gale Isakson notes the drive started Tuesday and runs through March amid war-related need, naming numerous county areas and chairmen assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Red Cross
Gale Isakson
Acantha
Red Cross
Isakson
Vietnam
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Pendroy
Bynum
Premium Center
Farmington
Agawam
Collins
Style Show Slated For March 25 In Chateau High School
Soroptimist Style Show planned for March 25 at the Chateau High School auditorium. Mrs Janet Wedum style show chairman says it’s a spring wardrobe checkup. Coordinators are Mrs Bill Breen and Mrs Bert Guthrie with Mrs James Crawford as narrator. Tickets from Soroptimist members Ellen's or Wedums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau High School
Janet Wedum
Wedum
Bill Breen
Bert Guthrie
James Crawford
Ellen
Demo Workshop Slated March 7
A Democratic workshop is set for Monday March 7 at 7 30 p m in the Chateau courthouse. Hank Mc Dunn chairs the Teton County Democratic Central Committee and will present a 30 minute JFK film The Thousand Days. Ronald P Richards will lead the session on the 1966 campaign and precinct work with local officials urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Hank McDunn
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
John F. Kennedy
McDunn
Ronald P. Richards
Ex-Choteau Man Breaks Jail
Charles C. McFarlane a 19 year old former Choteau resident escaped from Lincoln County jail early Sunday morning and is possibly linked to a car theft and a high power hunting rifle. Lincoln County and Teton County officials report no arrest as of Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. McFarlane
Choteau
Lincoln County
Teton County
McFarlane
Fairfield Plans Girl's Play Day Schedule
Fairfield will host Choteau grade school girls Saturday March 5 for a play day the school announced last week. Choteau recently hosted Fairfield in a volleyball basketball tumbling play day with Paulette Wilkie edging Sharon Hoyt and Marcia Curtis placing third in tumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Choteau
Paulette Wilkie
Sharon Hoyt
Marcia Curtis
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Alice Stott
Nancy Robinson
Karen Peck
Betty Connole
Marcia Stott
Louise Walters
Leonard Vandenaere
George Sabo
Jim Scott
Scott
John Davison
Yeager
Blaze
CES
Stan Kimmet
Emil Neilson
Kenai
Alaska
Bill McCauley
Thomas McCartney
Hensley
Dunckel
Choteau Afs
Ralph Lear
Bote
Las Vegas
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