District Five Science Fair honors at Fort Benton
Chateau High School students dominated the senior division of the District Five Science Fair in Fort Benton. David Shannon won the first grand prize for Chemical Analysis by Infrared Spectrophotometry, with Ronald Pierre second for Planaria changes and Judy Cook third for Genetics and Cytology of Drosophila Melanogaster. CHS earned 11 of 12 superior ratings and many additional accolades for projects across biology, geology, chemistry, and physics, as judges cited extensive student work and diverse topics.
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Chateau High School
Fort Benton
David Shannon
Ronald Pierre
Judy Cook
Judy’ ‘Morris
CHS
County plans incentives to reduce barley and corn acreages
LE Fitzgerald announces this year’s program to cut barley and corn production. Signatories will receive payments per acre diverted, with 40 percent base diversion triggering the maximum rate and mustard seed diversion adjustments. changes may raise payments to those diverting 40 percent or more.
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LE Fitzgerald
The
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Ahigher Tate
Algo
Ers
Sand‘ Inc
Chateau School Board Trustee Races Include New Candidates
Three men so far file for two Chateau Grade School three year seats as filing closes March 30. Carl Field was first to file with incumbents Glen Stoudt and E C Hensley undecided. Ballot also includes two mill levies for maintenance and an 11 mill levy for school addition and facilities. Polls run noon to 6 pm at Chateau Grade School with absentee voting available.
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Chateau
Carl Field
Glen Stoudt
E.C. Hensley
Stoudt
Hensley
FF. Olsen
Chateau High
Willi
Ube
Agawam
Pendrey
Bynum
Farmington
Cone
Robert ‘S
Brownell
Gerald” ‘GiStokes
Premium Center-East
Farmington-Farming‘ton
Herold’ Depner
Lowry
Larson
Byham
Leslie: Stott
C G Roberts Dies Thursday At Chateau
Charles G Roberts 79 died in Teton Memorial hospital Thursday. Funeral Monday in Banks Chapel with Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiating. A retired mortician born February 13 1885 in Shirley Iowa he lived in Sumner and Great Falls before moving to Chateau in 1929 where he ran a funeral home until 1939. He married twice and served as Teton county coroner 1929 1939. Survivors include daughter Evelyn Epple, sister Jacke, a grandchild and great grandchild. Burial was in Choteau cemetery.
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Charles G. Roberts
Teton Memorial Hospital
Banks Chapel
A. Bernard Gravdal
Roberts
Shirley
Sumner
Iowa
Billings
Great Falls
Chateau
Delia
Far‘rell
Clara Dowd
Téton County
Evelyn Epple
Bremerton
Wash
Jacke
Bloomington
W."g. Irwin
Earl, Hollar
Jesse Gleason
Gordon, Monkman
William
Olsen
Marion “Averill
Choteau Cemetery
Local Businesses to Close for Good Friday Services
Choteau merchants will close from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Friday to allow employees to attend church services. Good Friday church schedules appear in this week’s church announcements. Sunrise services are planned at Priest Butte at 5:45 a.m. if weather permits, with a 7 a.m. breakfast at Trinity Lutheran Church following the service.
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Choteau
Tom McCartney
The
Chamber ‘of Commerce
McCartney
Fred Crowe
Priest Butte
Crowe
Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Highway Patrol Examiner to Visit Chateau Courthouse
A highway patrol driver's license examiner will be in Chateau on Monday and Tuesday March 30 and 31 at the courthouse. Applicants should see the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm.
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Montana
Chateau
Rainmakery Solicits Miller for Sinn Stephens and Chester Corey Roles
Advertising fragment outlines seeking Sinn Stephens as president and Chester Corey as treasurer with a deadline to adopt or reject the program. Named individuals appear in a call for official action and financial oversight.
Nels Hemstad Files Again for Montana Legislature
Incumbent Rep. Nels Hemstad of Dutton filed Monday on the Republican ticket to seek another term in the Montana House. He served in 1963 on Constitution Elections and Federal Relations Judiciary and Labor and Compensation committees. Hemstad has long been active in Dutton community and regional groups.
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Nels Hemstad
Dutton
Teton County
Montana
Hemstad
Toups
Farmers “Mercantile Company
Dutton‘ Farmers: ‘Elevator
Elks’ Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Order
York
Rite
Blood Drive Urges Local Participation for Hospital Needs
Mrs Curtis urges Teton county residents to donate at the Monday blood drawing to keep hospital stocks available. She warns that without the program the area would rely on costly private banks or a fragile donor system, stressing recent donors are needed to sustain successful draws.
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Curtis
Avery
Havingi
County extension tests barley samples for案
County extension offices Fairfield Chateau Raymond sample tests to assess barley variety. A plant pathologist from Montana State College checked samples. Growers will receive notices of test results in the latter part of July with no charge.
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Fairfield
Chateau
Raymond
Kelly
Motana State College
Ymade
Choteau Bulldogs Basketball Season Recap and Key Stats
The Choteau Bulldogs posted a 22-6 record for the 1963-64 season, with strong defense allowing about 49.9 points per game and averaging 58.3 points. They totaled 1,632 points in 29 games while conceding 1,398, with a high of 82 points against Sunburst in December and a low of 42 on three occasions. Sean’s scoring lead and free throw prowess anchored their offense as they reached the Circle game in the state tournament.
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The
Chateau. High
Bulldogs
Chateau
Bu‘ Choteau Vntia
Sunburst
Choteau
Conrad
Simms
the Bulldogs Si
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Choteauitas
Easter Egg Hunt Set for Choteau Courthouse Lawn
Choteau residents plan a community Easter egg hunt at the courthouse lawn Saturday March 28 at 1 p.m. The event features three age based zones with 2000 eggs and rules restricting adult assistance. Sundet urged punctual egg pickup at 9 a.m. and said participants from surrounding communities are welcome.
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Choteau
Ain
Arvid
Sunder
Sundet
Chateau
Mrs Charles S McDonald 94 former Teton County resident dies
Mrs Charles S McDonald known as Mother Mac, 94, dies at Teton Memorial Hospital after long illness. widow of Charles McDonald, prominent county rancher, businessman and banker, had lived in the Chateau area since the 1890s. Born January 7, 1870 in Greenwood, she moved with her father to Fort Benton in 1890.
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Charles S
Mac) McDonald
Teton ‘Memorial Hospital
McDonald
Teton’county
Charles McDonald
Postmaster Reports Chote Residents on Domestic Mail Rates
Postmaster C G Monkihan informs Chote residents that effective April 1 services will adjust to new domestic mail rules set by the Commerce Commission. Exports and average weights are discussed with emphasis on postage changes and a 150 mile radius for weight based pricing.
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C.G. Monkihan
Chote
Commission
Snow and moisture lift Choteau area crops in 1963 period
Ray Kelly, county extension agent, reports 0.74 inches of precipitation in Choteau through the last two snowfalls, 0.14 above all of March last year. Despite drifting snow reducing effectiveness, moisture aided seedling grains and improved water forage and mountain meadows compared with a year ago. Extremely low temperatures brought calf losses. ranchers kept newborns indoors for protection.
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Ray Kelly
County Ay
Kelly
Voter Registration Deadline Near for June Primary Says Clerk
Mrs Bob McDonald of the clerk and recorder's office notes the registration deadline for the June primary election. She says about 672 people were eligible in the last general election and 480 were removed. many have not re-registered after moving across precincts or changing voting addresses.
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Bob’ “McDonald
Clerk ‘and Recorder’s” Office
Ryses
Cwere
Rainbow Girls bake sale at Villager
Rainbow Girls will hold a bake sale Saturday March 28 at 9 30 p m at the Villager venue to raise funds.
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Villager
Campaign notes show diverse adds and funds
Pendroy and Boussard cited various contributions totaling 52 and 58.73 dollars with other sums such as 31 dollars. The message thanks donors for cheerful giving and explains distribution across research 134.7 percent, education 10.5 percent, and administration 9.4 percent.
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Gee Boussard
Boussard
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