Chateau residents oppose bar permit on block 5
An unofficial meeting between Chateau property owners and City Council discussed objections to A. M. Yale’s bar and lounge permit on blocks 12 to 14, with residents petitioning about 375 names against the site. Officials note state law requires 600 feet from liquor outlets to churches or schools, the site being 675 feet from the nearest public school. The council says revocation isn’t possible, but petitioners may appeal to the state liquor control board in Helena for a hearing scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Block 5 Original
City Hal
A. M. Yale
Chcteau
James Sulgrove
Choteau
State Equor Control Board
Helena
State Liquor Board
ACP Aid Tied to Approved Practices for ACP Assistance
Farm aid under the ACP requires an approved conservation practice and a signed farm work sheet. Farmers must obtain county and state PMA approval and USDA input, with the farmer applying for a payment as the national share of costs. Authorities stress cooperation is voluntary and funds only cover part of total conservation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Luinstra
Teton County Production and Marketing Administration Committee
PMA
Luinstra
State
Usda Crop and Soil Specialists
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits Births And Discharges
The hospital lists multiple admissions including Henry Arensmeyer Choteau and Carol Inbody Choteau along with births for Chester Corey Choteau LeRoy Nelson Power Harold Johnson Power and a daughter for Kimball Moore Dutton. Discharges include Mrs Harold Bouma infant Fort Shaw and several others with residences in Choteau Fairfield and Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Arensmeyer
Choteau
Marthele Olson
Fairfield
Melvin Adams
Leslie Jenkins
Fort Shaw
Charles Tesch
Lynn Baker
Chester Corey
Emery E. Phillips
Harold Johnson
Power
John McLaughlin
LeRoy Nelson
Carol Inbody
Blarry Knudtzon
Neal Wed
Kimball Moore
Dutton
Mary Lynn Olson
Henry Anmaneyer
Pairfield
Charles ‘Tesch
Gym
Baker
Choteme
Emery E
FFA Glacier District Meet Set for Choteau
The Choteau FFA chapter hosts the Glacier District convention March 28 and 29 with six outlying chapters competing in livestock and grain judging meat identification farm mechanics general agriculture rifle and axe events plus FFA tests parliamentary procedure and public speaking. Friday features the district public speaking contest open to the public and a talent night with skits songs or talents from each participating chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Future Farmers of America
Glacier District
FFA
Wesley Heyer to Leave Safeway Store Manager Post
Wesley Heyer, manager at the Chateau Safeway store, announced he will end his connection with Safeway Stores on March 22 after four years of service. He will take vacation leave this Saturday and plans to pursue farming in the Fairfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Heyer
Chateau Safeway
Safeway
Heyer
Fairfield
Mills to fund Cho teau grade and high schools
The Cho teau district boards vote to seek extra mills in two districts on April 5. Grade school requests 35 mills totals including 2.5 mills to finish a new building, up from 29 mills this year. High school seeks 3 mills more than this year to cover staff, salaries, repairs, and a planned kindergarten.
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Choteau
Choteau High School
Chateau High
Chateau
Tihhere
Choteau High Senior Play Delayed To 8:45 P M
Choteau high school senior class play Rest Assured a three act comedy by Donald Payton will start at 8 45 p m next Wednesday to allow church services in town. The cast includes Lyall Crary Joan Rowley Claudia Fagdahl Margaret Kelly Gerald Torgerson Jean Raymond Neal Bandow George Higgins Marlene Farr Barbara Zgoda Frank George Edwin Gebhart and Eleanor Nelson. The production is under special arrangements with the ART Craft Play company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau High School
Donald Payton
Lyall Crary
Joan Rowley
Claudia Fagdahl
Margaret Kelly
Gerald Torgerson
Jean Raymond
Neal Bandow
George Higgins
Marlene Farr
Barbara Zgoda
Frank George
Conservation Meeting Well Attended Here By Rural Residents
The second annual Teton Soil Conservation Day drew farmers and ranchers to the courthouse last Friday. Chairman Bernard Toenyes led the session with inputs from Ray Kelly of Teton County Extension. Jake Luinstra discussed PMA SCS merger results and engineering practice checks. William Vance of the Soil Conservation Service introduced staff and emphasized applying conservation now to feed 30 million more people by 1972. The featured speaker was M. P. Hansmeier, a Montana extension conservationist recently returned from Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Teenyes
Ray Kelly
Teton County Extension
Agricultural Resources Development Committee
Jake Luinstra
PMA
PNA
SCS
Luinstra
Soil Conservation Service
William Vance
Vance
M. P. Hansmeier
Hansmeier
Montana
Turkey
Many to Leave For Physical Exams at Butte
Seventeen draftee prospects will travel from Choteau to Butte for pre induction physical examinations next week. Leaving Monday are L. L. Arensmeyer and others from Choteau Fairfield Power and Fairfield. Next Thursday seven more from Choteau Conrad Bynum Fairfield and others. Ralph Bouma of Choteau scheduled to leave this afternoon for induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Butte
Leslie L. Arensmeyer
Hugh Walter Maxwell
Fairfield
Isador Schmidt
Power
Boyd W. Johnson
Robert W. Pearson
Gerald W. Eastwood
John D. Nelson
Clifford Schaefer
Richard E. Dauwalder
Robert M. Dauwalder
Dutton Leads Polio Drive in Teton County Donations
Dutton residents gave 772.70 to the March of Dimes, Chateau's 709 ranked second, and the county total reached 2547.76. Communities contributing include Agawam 56, Bynum 57.10, Collins 114.50, Fairfield 476.90, Farmington 32.15, Pendroy 77.1 and Power 252, per Merle Griffith, county drive chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Teton County
Chateau
Merle Griffith
Fairfield
Agawam
Bynum
Collins
Farmington
Pendroy
Power
Griffith
Eight Nominated Royal Candidates at Chateau High
Eight students from four classes at Chateau High School were named candidates for king and queen of the Spring Festival. The ceremony is set for April 4 at 4 p.m. at the high school, with nominees Gilles and Henderson homing in on titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Bob
Clark
Margaret Kelly
Leonard Blixrud
Pauline, Wiseman
Raymond Anderson
Ery Crary
Acantha
Mail Delivery Time Change Protested By Chamber Group
Choteau chamber officials protested a proposed Great Falls to Choteau mail schedule change planned for March 20. They favor 9:30 a.m. arrival and 4 p.m. departure, arguing current 10:30 a.m. arrival and 2:30 p.m. departure delay morning mail and Tribune delivery. The group met district postal superintendent C. B. Hammel and may push Helena approval. They also seek action on the unfinished Chateau-Dutton road and plan to visit Helena for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Great Falls
Choteau Chamber
C. B. Hammel
Hammel
Helena
Gibson Monkman
Lowell Scott
Eddie Howard
Arnold Hanusa
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Woman's Club Plans May Festival To Benefit Library
The Choteau Woman's Club schedules a May 3 festival to raise funds for the library. A May Day style show with a dinner, hobby and antique displays, and yearly program changes are planned. Jack Hinman and Lee Corbett presented films at the Nelson home gathering. The library reopens March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Lettie Nelson
Chateau
Nelson
Jack Hinman
Lee Corbett
Corbett
Pearl Peterson
Edna Aver
Elinore Paulus
Sportsmen to Meet Tonight at Dutton Trap Club
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the trap club building at Dutton. All members are urged to attend, said Jim Hamilton, Cho teau, association secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Dutton
Jim Hamilton
Choteau
Association
Ball Club Wins Loop Crown At Tournament
Chateau Independents won the Triangle league basketball championship at Power gym last Saturday night by defeating Brady 59 to 53 in the final. Power beat Greenfield 66 to 51 for third place. The six team event started Thursday with Brady 76 Dutton 40 and Greenfield 50 Augusta 42. Choteau and Power drew byes. Friday Choteau beat Greenfield 44 to 24 while Brady edged Power 58 to 52. In the final Brady center M. Bitz scored 14 while Choteau guard C. Dahlin had 21 and K. McFarlane 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Independents
New Power Gym
Brady
Power
Greenfield
Dutton
Augusta
Choteau
C. Dahlin
K. McFarlane
M. Bitz
Art Exhibit at Legion Hall Showcases Trodick Studio Works
Great Falls artists from the Trodick Art studio display paintings at Legion hall in Chateau. The exhibit runs tonight 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. No admission. Tea hosted by Chateau Home Demonstration club. talks on Friday afternoon. Featured artists include Franjevic Logan Rector Ingersoll Trodick Steffani Robertson and Thompson with works from Glacier Park to Virginia City. Most pieces for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trodick
Great Falls
Legion Hall
Chateau
Chateau Home Demonstration Club
C. W. Boussard
June Russell
Marge Samson
Jack Franjevic
Jim Logan
Otilia Rector
Sandy Ingersoll
Milton Trodick
Earl Steffani
A. R. Robertson
W. J. Thompson
Franjevic
Lutheran Father and Son Banquet at Chateau Methodist Parlor
The annual Father and Son banquet of the Trinity Brotherhood will be held Saturday night at 6 30 p m in the Chateau Methodist church parlors due to remodeling at the Lutheran church basement where it was originally set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Luther
Chateau Methodist Church
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Sandra Sue Hanusa
Deanna Swenson
Barbara Johnson
Teton Memorial Hospital
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Great Northern
Helf
Emrick
Bredings
William ‘Breding
Eddie Alzheimer
Liorard Wiebrock
Agawim
Kirs
Lambert Toren
Breding
Randolph
Neb
Gibson Moneyan
Girl Scout Association
Ball Club
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