Lt. Tom Dellwo Killed in Vietnam Funeral Services Held
Lt. Thomas A. Dellwo 24 of Chateau died in Vietnam from a grenade wound at his base camp billet. Catholic services were held at St. Joseph in Chateau with burial at Chateau Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Laura and daughter Susan, his parents, sisters, and many relatives. Dellwo was a West Point graduate and Army paratrooper, serving as Battery Commander of a 106 Howitzer Group in the 101st Airborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dellwo
Vietnam
Thomas A. Dellwo
James Dellwo
Chateau
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James P. Gannon
Chateau Cemetery
Dennis Seaton
Gary Malcott
Dale McLoughlin
Russell Eklund
Ron Swartzel
Jim Larson
Banks Funeral Home
Dellno
Dellwo
Laura
Susan
Mechanicville
N. Y
Choteau
Betty Jo
Western Montana College
Dillon
Diane Stott
Bynum
Mary Ann
Jeannie
Great Falls
Choteau High School
CYO
Boys State
West Point Military Academy
Lee Metcalf
West Point Glee Club
Academy
Laura Theresa Demers
Ft. Benning
101St Airborne Division
Cambodia
Civic Club Fund Drives Hospital Aid At Local Sale
About 300 was raised last Friday through Civic Social Club food sale and donations. Funds go to the Teton Memorial Hospital improvement fund. Donations span many names and groups including the Fairfield Lions Club and VFW post 4109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Social Club
Ellen Hammond
Hammond
Teton Memorial Hospital Board
Hospital Improvement Fund
Pat Inbody
Don Corbett
Leo Murphy
Gib Monkman
Carl Gulbrandsen
Abbie Kerr
Carl Malone
Dorothy Reiner
Bill Arensmeyer
Marion Nett
Chester Schleucher
Jim Spinder
Clarice Conklin
Mgr
Jim Humble
Charles Crane
Fred Swenson
Fairfield V.F W. Post
Porter S. Cannon
Fairfield Lions Club
Katherine Wiseman
K. H. Brutosky
Ruth Earles
C. Passmore
Jeanette Denison
Ron Hinman
Hospital Board
Teton Memorial Hospital
Local Teen Center Committee Selected At Thursday Meeting
At a March 18 meeting a committee was chosen to draft plans for a proposed Community Teen Center. Members include Mrs. Ron Otness Harold Dreyer Catherine Gardner Jerri Barrett Becky Burt and Jill Isakson. The county building would host the teen led center with adult supervision and a March 31 community meeting at Moose Hall invites parents teens and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Otness
Harold Dreyer
Catherine Gardner
Jerri Barrett
Becky Burt
Jill Isakson
Chateau
Moose Hall
Leaders Named in 15th Annual Men’s City Bowling Tourney
Arvid Sunder announces leaders after the first weekend with A E Lanes holding first at 3074 pins. Triangle Packing is second at 3042 followed by Cheethams 3010 and Hanson Construction 2983. Singles top scorers include Jim Frieling 717 and Jerry Lussenden 623 series. Doubles leaders Ray Schraeder and Chuck Proff 1264. Last year’s champions Walt's Meats led prior event with 3063.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Sunder
A & E Lanes
Texaco, Inc
Triangle Packing
Cheethams
Hanson Construction
Walt’s Meats
Ray Schraeder
Chuck Proff
John Nordhagen
Jim Frieling
Jim Phillips
Jerry Lussenden
Bud Olson
Don Thieson
Ben McKay
Bob Brownell
Reidar Neckstad
Howard Truchot
Roger Toren
Jim Arensmeyer
Jerry Wellington
Dick Nordhagen
Wayne Randall
Glenn Wills
Blackie Wilson
Don LaBaugh
Ralph Caskey
Lloyd DeBruycker
Morris Larson
Schroeder
City and School Elections Tap First Week of April
Voters will cast ballots April 3 for school trustees and levies while city elections decide the mayoral race April 5. Choteau has seven candidates for two seats on School District No. 1. Farmington and Agawam districts each list single nominees. City offices plus police magistrate see incumbents and several alderman candidates as two year terms are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Simon “Si” P. Schoonmaker
James Dellno
Audrey Groth
Barbara J. Wellington
Groth
Albert Tesch
R. W. Gronberg
Congressman Shoup Backs Plea To North Vietnam
Congressman Dick Shoup signs a personal petition to the President of North Vietnam seeking a concession. He envisions a selective tour of prison camps for a group of Representatives to inspect conditions, aiming to ease POW and MIA family concerns amid ongoing détente efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Shoup
North Vietnam
Washington
Dick Shoup
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
Paris
P.O.W
P.o.w's
M.1la
Top Keglers Picked to Bowl Fairfield Teams
Arvid Sunder of A E Lanes lists the 1970 71 All Star selections for men A and B and women. Chateau bowlers meet Fairfield stars April 30 at 6 30 p m for a three game series at A E Lanes then travel to Aragon Bowl for a second three game set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Sunder
Chateau
Fairfield
Aragon Bowl
Henry Smith
Jim Dellno
Howard Truchot
Jim Hamilton
Bert Corey
John Nordhagen
Jack Slanger
Cal Southard
Barney Teenges
Dick Nordhagen
Henry van Setten
Tom McCartney
Alex Truchot
Jerry Herman
Jerry Wellington
Jim Arensmeyer
Grant Curtis
Fuzz Armstrong
Demo Women Conference Set for Fairfield Event
Sister Rutan of Great Falls will headline the four county regional conference of Democrat Women in Fairfield. The Tuesday event on March 30 includes 9:30 registration and a noon lunch with talks by Rep. George Johnson and Senator Gordon McOmber, plus Norma Keil and Lorraine Tweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutan
Great Falls
Democrat Women
Fairfield Community Hall
George Johnson
Galcer County
Gordon McOmber
Teton County
Norma Keil
Conrad
Lorraine Tweet
MDWC
Stock sale underway for proposed Choteau feed lot
North Montana Feeders held a meeting in Choteau to promote construction of a feed lot 6½ miles north of town on Highway 89. Directors announced plans to raise about 125000 dollars through stock at 500 dollars a share, with目target completion and a possible September opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Montana
Choteau High School
Mike Goodwin
Lyle Otness
Lloyd DeBruycker
Harold Yeager
C. Albert Carlson
Fred Bills
Bruce Cornell
Ray Habel
Chateau
Highway
Goodwin
Cornell
Fashion Fiesta Soroptimist Show Set for Tomorrow Night
The Soroptimist Club hosts Fashion Fiesta at Chateau High School auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Local models from The Corral Ellen's Isakson's and Norma's Fabric Shop showcase latest styles with proceeds supporting community projects including hospital furnishings a park shelter and city decorations. Advance tickets available from club members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Pete Ekegren
Isakson’s
the Corral
Ellen’s
H & T Variety
Norma’s Fabric Shop
Chateau Drug
Teton Memorial Hospital
Deep Creek Grazing Association Gets $320000 FHA Loan
Congressman Dick Shoup announced a $320000 Farm Home Administration guaranteed loan to Deep Creek Grazing Association in the Chateau Fairfield area for developing a grazing zone. The project, with $8000 member cash, covers 10526 acres in Teton County and 4721 acres under state and private leases, creating reseeding, wells, pits, and fencing to boost livestock production and local ranch livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dick Shoup
Farm Home Administration
FHA
Deep Creek Grazing Association
Chateau-Fairfield
Association
Teton County
Ed Yeager
Chateau
Harold M. Klinker
Fairfield
Calving and lambing ahead of normal in Montana
The U S Department of Agriculture reports calving and lambing are ahead of normal in Montana. Calves dropped 40 percent, lambing 25 percent complete, and sheep and cattle gains are amid favorable conditions with below average losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture Statistical Reporting Service
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Local Art Students Compete in Children's Calendar Contest
Dorothy Boussard's Studio B hosts a public calendar art contest for children 12 and under via qualified instructors. Entries include Samantha's Hunting and Road to Grandmother's House by Malanie Anderson among others from Studio B pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boussard
Studio B
Skip
Samantha
Malanie Anderson
Jim Bosshardt
Peter
Tom Guthrie
Rosemarie Stokes
Sharla Hinman
Michelle Ekegren
Sheryl Depner
Janice Hodgskiss
Green Pastures
Jacque Jensen
Power Sets April 3 For School Election
The Power school election will be held on Saturday April 3. One trustee will be named and special levies for both the grade school and the high school will be voted on. Robert E. Young seeks the trustee seat to replace Gary Halero who is not running. Voters must be US citizens at least 19, Montana residents for one year and 30 days in the district, and be registered electors. Election hours are 12 noon to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Jay Dunckel
Arvid Sunder
Paul Alzheimer
Allen Adams
Stan Kimmel
LaVerne Marr
Bill Breen
Herb Styren
Farmington
Herman Zier
Agawam
Robert E. Young
Gary Halero
United States
Montana
Easter Egg Hunt Seeks Egg Donations From Local Businesses
The Chamber of Commerce and Arvid Sundet announce a Saturday April 10 egg hunt at 1 p.m. on the courthouse lawn for children ages 1 to 8. Merchants should supply three dozen eggs each with prize eggs included. eggs may be hard boiled or candy and candy eggs should be wrapped for sanitation. The Teton Hustler 4-H Club offers to dye eggs for $1 per dozen. It is suggested some candy eggs be provided as many hard boiled eggs may go uneaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chateau Area
Court House Lawn
Arvid Sundet
Sundet
Sunder
Teton Hustler 4-H Club
Annual Voice Of Democracy Winners Named
Winners of the Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by VFW Post No 4605 and Auxiliary are Robin Baquet of Dutton in first place and Lynn Arensmeyer of Chateau in second. Baquet and Arensmeyer are both juniors active in 4-H and church and school activities. The theme was Freedom Our Heritage and speeches were taped for judging. Awards will be presented at Class Night in each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Post
Robin Baquet
Dutton
Lynn Arensmeyer
Chateau
Miss Baquet
Eugene Baquet
Miss Arensmeyer
Martin Arensmeyer
Choteau
Cantata Planned For Sunday April 4 By Chateau Choirs
A combined choir from several Chateau churches will present an Easter Cantata on Sunday April 4 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium under the direction of Lloyd Reynolds. The event is a one day only performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Lloyd Reynolds
Social Security Checks To Include 10 Percent Increase
The first June 3 checks will reflect a 10 percent boost for May benefits under new legislation. About 26 million beneficiaries will receive automatic payments, with separate retroactive adjustments for January through April issued later in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Ball
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
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Thomas Dellwo
Civic Club
Otness
Augusta
Gary Denison
Kip Stenson
Ronnie Wiseman
Shelley Capps
Kirt Dunckel
Olive Passmore
Nye Patton
Pat Otness
Toni Crane
Eyvanna Connole
June Dale
Judy Connole
Cheryl
Christy Brown
Isakson
Norma
Jacquie Carlson
Kim and Jones
Lucille Weist
Dixie Schallenberger
Ollive Armstrong
Bonnie Barrett
Laurie Barrett
Danelle Weist
Chris
Cheryl Brown
Sandra Mitchell
Nancy Brandvold
Arleen Clark
Jane Nesbit
Carol Klinker
Barbara Arensmeyer
Voice of Democracy
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