Choteau Bulldogs Honored After Third-Place State Run
Large community celebration greets Choteau Bulldogs after finishing third in the State Class B tournament at Shelby. Ed Schiller and local leaders hail the team amid praise for players Dan Hansen and Roger Kelly, band, cheerleaders, and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School Bulldogs
Downing Deer Lodge
Montana
Shelby
Tom Dellno
Artie Anderson
John Little
Loren Sasser
Grant Gormley
Jack Nesbit
Terry Kelly
Mike Morris
Dave Stott
Roger Kelly
Bill Rogers
Gary Dunckel
Dan Hansen
Rich Stoudt
Choteau Bulldogs
Kaare Larsen Corner
CHS
Choteau
Ed Schiller
John Dunckel
Chuck Allen
Glen Stoudt
Schiller
Nancy Robinson
Donna Burt
Peck
Chateau
Bulldogs
Chateau High School Bulldogs
Polio Vaccine Tickets Go On Sale Across Teton County
Tickets for the Teton County Oral Polio Clinic go on sale next week at schools and stores in Choteau Fairfield Dutton Bynum Power Greenfield and more. Prices 50 cents for adults 75 cents for children with free vaccination for those unable to pay. Clinics run April June and May with doses for children three and adults two per session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ron Hinman
Choteau Jaycees and
Jayceens
Hinman
Choteau Drug
Teton
Hinmap
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
In Power
L. S. Crary
A‘%A. McAuley
Lawrence Swenson
Teton Red Cross Drive Underway
The Teton County Red Cross drive aims for 2839 dollars with a March 31 deadline. Quotas span Fairfield Power Greenfield Sunnyslope Dutton Chateau and nearby towns. door to door efforts are led by local coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Red Cross Drive
Teton County
Red Cross
Janet Wedum
Fairfield
Power
Greenfield
Sunnyslope
Dutton
Chateau
Bynum
Collins
Farmington
Agawam
Belleview
Bole
Pendrey
Martin Shannon
Theodore Cox
Classification Meeting Set for Bynum Project Areas
A land classification review meeting will be held in Bynum on Wednesday March 27 for operators on the Bynum Project. The session runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the north room of the Bynum school ground floor with officials from the Teton county classification office and the board of county commissioners attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Teton County Classification Office
Board of County Commissioners
John E. Peterson
Classification Office
Arvid Sundet Heads Chateau Easter Egg Hunt
Arvid Sundet was named to lead the Chateau Chamber of Commerce Easter Egg Hunt on the courthouse lawn. In other business Duane Reisch outlined street cleaning efforts with the city sweeper. The 1963 industrial development committee was formed with Tom McCartney as chair and Marl Faurote Harold Bouma and Bob Amick as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Sundet
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Court House
Chamber
Chateau
Duane Reisch
Reisch
Tom McCartney
Marl Faurote
Harold Bouma
Bob Amick
Choteau Sees $35,000 Seventh Day Adventist Church Plan
Choteau plans a $35,000 Seventh Day Adventist church chapel on Main Street north of the Dutton highway across from the Sam Luinstra residence with groundbreaking set for April 1. Other projects include a $50,000 Milton McNea and John Davison hardware restaurant, and a $35,000 Teton Furniture building on Main Street. The council approved permits and set election judges and ward polling locations for the April 1 city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Milton McNea
John Davison
Chateau
Main Street
Teton Furniture
McNea-Davison
Dutton Highway
Sam, Luinstra
Calendar Shipment Heads to Distribution by March Deadline
The Chateau Lions Club community calendar shipment arrived this week. Milton McNea, chairman, said calendars should be distributed by Thursday, March 28. Those not receiving a copy should call or see him. He invited the public to attend a Lions Club program on Tuesday, March 28, at 7 p.m. to hear Mrs. Burr Huffman discuss the CARE program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Milton McNea
McMea
Publig
Lions/Club
Burr
Huffman
Ben Gebhart Dies at Hospital Funeral Services Set
Ben Gebhart dies at hospital with funeral services planned at 2 pm. The obituary notes arrangements at Wyse Funeral Home and lists the location as the memorial chapel.
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Ben'j Gebhart
Hes
Ube
IOOF Rebekah Annual Meet Scheduled in Choteau Hall
Registration for the 49th IOOF and Rebekahs District No 4 annual meeting starts 9 30 a m Saturday at Choteau Odd Fellows hall Delegations from Cut Bank Walier Fort Benton Belt Great Falls Augusta and Choteau will attend A joint morning session begins at 10 with colors invocation and welcomes by H W Bateman Jr and Jackie Cooper D H Moulton to introduce guests followed by Walter ie Chateau speaking on the United Nations Youth age
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IOOF
Rebekahs
Cut Bank
Walier
Fort Benton
Belt
Great Falls
Augusta
Choteau
Noble Grand
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Jackie Cooper
Rebekah
Chateau Council Race Forms In Second Ward Contest
In Choteau the city election will feature candidates for all posts. Incumbents Henderson and Barribal join Rogers and Sheble and McCauley in the alderman races with Henderson seniority and Barribal a three term veteran. Mayor Fabrick seeks a fourth term and Gronberg plans a seventh term as treasurer with a zoning referendum to be explained next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau -Legion Hall
Choteau
Fred Barribal
Jack Rogers
Leonard Sheble
Bill McCauley
George Henderson
Henderson
Rogers
Barribal
Sheble
McCauley
Barribala
Carth
Field
D. P. Fabrick
William Irwinn
Robert Gronberg
Acantha
Modes and Music Style Show By Local Merchants
Local stores join Soroptimist event with Modes and Music show Friday March 29 at Chateau High School auditorium. Penneys features Picket'n Post sportswear and The Young Moderns rainwear. Loma dresses. Parlor Shoppe presents Koret of California outfits with Jantzen and Pom Pom sportswear and Nellie Don Vickie Vaughn dresses. Chateau Drug offers makeup and jewelry. Essie Howard as Statue of Liberty reads Give me your tired your poor. Admission from Soroptimist members or at door.
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Tom McCartney
Penneys
Picket’n Post
Young Moderns
Loma
Koret
California
Jantzen
Nellie Don
Vickie Vaughn
Adel and Morgan
Chateau Drug
Chateau High School
Sportsmen Will See Survival Production
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will host a screening of a mountain survival film at 8 p.m. in lower Legion hall. Presented by the public relations office at Malmstrom Air Force Base, the event invites all members and interested persons to attend.
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Teton County
D. P. Fabrick to Chair Montana Conservation Council Meeting
D P Fabrick named program committee chairman for the 14th annual Montana Conservation Council meeting to be held April 26 27 in Billings with the convention theme Water for the Future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Fabrick
Montana Conservation Council
Billings
Election Scheduled For Chateau District Trustee Seat
The Chateau first district trustees election set for Saturday April 6. Public administrator Bill Olsen announced the three year term to replace L. C. Burns. Polls open noon to 6 p.m. at Choteau Elementary School. Candidates may file by April 1 at Olsen's downtown Choteau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bill Olsen
L. C
Olsen
Choteau
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Trebesch In Great Falls
Funeral services for Mrs. Chris W. Lucille Mae Trebesch 63 of Brady were held in a Great Falls mortuary chapel with Harold Johnson a Christian Science reader officiating. She died Friday after a two day illness. Born May 31 1899 in Old Fort Ohio she taught at Collins schools for 15 years before moving to Brady in 1910. Survived by widower a brother L E Fitzgerald Collins and many nephews and nieces. She belonged to the Christian Science Church.
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Great Falls
Chris W
Lucille Mae) Trebesch
Brady
Harold Johnson
Trebesch
Old Fort
Ohio
Collins
L E Fitzgerald
Annual TSAA Meal Slated for Sunday
The Treasure State Agricultural Association pancake supper is set for March 24 at the Chateau Moose Hall at 1 30 p m. State Sen. Jerry Breen and Rep. Nels Hemstad will attend to answer questions and discuss the 1963 legislative session. Entertainment by D B Crane and his double barbershop quartet. Cooks include Bill Jones and Art Lindseth. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Chateau Moose Hall
Jerry Breen
Nels Hemstad
D. B. Crane
Bill Jones
Art Lindseth
Final chance Friday for 1963 Wheat and Feed Grain programs
Friday March 22 is the last day for farmers to sign intentions to join the 1963 Wheat Stabilization or Feed Grain programs. Lyall Schaefer of the Te ton ASC committee notes signups at the county ASC office in Chateau. Participation offers diversion and price support payments for diverting wheat and feed grains to conserving uses, with voluntary participation and specific allotment-diversion requirements.
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Lyall Schaefer
Teton Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Oday
ASCS
Chateau
Schaefer
Farmeng
Pelee
Mees
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B’ Farha “Urnament Helena
Wolf Point
Sam Rose
Rose
Chuck
James Dellno
Cecil
Delores Elliott
Parkway Cafe
Lodge Grass
Roundup
Deer Lodge
Big Sandy Pioneers
Columbia Falls
Tom Whiteman
Indians
Hansen
Lyle’s Drug
Fairfield Times
Wiprud’s
Dutton High Schoool
Purkett Store
Power High School
Wedum
Seventh Day Adventists
Martha Seufert
Rowena Woodward
Clara H. Baker
June Hamilton
Ward
Irene McManus
Bessie Jay
Grace Black
Ethel Sturgis
Chateaueae
Weongaizati
Pital
Wyse
Ioof-Rebekah
D. H. Moulton
Walter Ie. Chateau
United Nations
Chateau Council
Mrs. Trebesch
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