Choteau High Musicians to Perform at Missoula Festival
Thirty seven Choteau High School music students will perform at the state music meet in Missoula this Saturday May 6. Eight CHS groups will perform and three students will participate in the All State chorus with one in the All State band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Missoula
Choteau High School
CHS
Sandi George
Robin Larson
Mary Dellno
Carol Peterson
Chateau
Toni Maltby
Tim Engberg
Robert Peebles
Jim Rathman
Steve Jenson
Zane Anderson
Valhalla Dancers to Perform in Choteau Tuesday
Rick's College Valhalla Dancers from Rexburg Idaho will present American Dances Through the Ages on Tuesday May 9 at 32 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium. The 28 member group tours Europe after here. this is their only U S show on the trip. Admission ranges from 40 cents to $1.50 with family tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick’s College
Valhalla
Choteau High School
Rick's College of
Choteau
Robert Oliphant
Cloyd Stott
Bynum
Majerus Seeks Senate District 15 Nomination
Norbert Majerus, a Valier area farmer and Navy veteran, files as Republican for Montana Senate District 15. A 54 year old MSU graduate, he previously taught vocational agriculture, served as extension agent, and sat on the Walier School Board and Federal Land Bank. He pledges to curb tax increases and spending, oppose further tax hikes, and represent four counties without special interest sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Majerus
Valier Area
Senate
Montana State College
Majerus
Conrad High School
Sidney and
Chinook
Walier
Federal Land Bank
Democrats Gather for Fairfield Rally and Banquet
Henry McDunn announces Democrat Governor candidate Dick Ozivi will attend the Fairfield rally and banquet on Wednesday May 10. Also slated are Gordon McOmber Percy DeWolfe district 15 state senators and House candidates George Johnston Robert Stephens and Rex Manuel with a 7 p.m. banquet at Fairfield Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McDunn
Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
Dick Ozivi
Fairfield
Gordon McOmber
Percy DeWolfe
Cut Bank
Teton
Toole
Pondora
Glacier
House of Representative
George Johnston
Robert Stephens
Dutton
Rex Manuel
Chateau Chamber Names July 4 Parade Chairs
Enoch Stroh and Jack Rogers were named chairs for the July 4 parade at the Chateau Chamber of Commerce meeting. Rex Peterson appointed Robert Gronberg to lead the tourist information and slide program in city park pavilion. The group approved moving to monthly summer meetings and discussed feeding visitors at the July 22 Jaycee art show with local restaurants, deciding not to sponsor a dinner for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Stroh
Jack Rogers
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Rex Peterson
Robert Gronberg
City Park
Chateau
Chamber
Country Clubbers Set Cleanup Day at Chateau Club
Country Clubbers organize cleanup day at the Chateau Country Club on Thursday May 11. All women members are asked to help prepare club rooms for the coming season with morning afternoon and evening work sessions.
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The
Chateau Country Club
Choteau Hosts Acantha Track Meet This Saturday
Choteau prepares to host the annual Acantha track meet, its only home meet of the season, after a recent third-place finish at a 10-team Havre invitational. Teams entered include Havre, Cut Bank, Lewistown, Chester, Malta, Chinook, Fort Benton, Big Sandy and Harlem. Thronson stars with multiple wins and relay victories boosting Choteau's points in the triangular meet last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Havre
Acantha
Cut Bank
Lewistown
Chester
Malta
Chinook
Fort Benton
Big Sandy
Harlem
Thronson
McCauley
Allen
Jordan
Whealy
Young
Newell
Chateau
Steve Buck
Steve LaRance
Adams
Rance
Rich Allen
Buck
Browning
Power
Thonson
Revel
LaRance
Hinman
Mark Spinder
Tom Peebles
Dreyer
Brutosky
Dick Arensmeyer
Breen
Hogue
Ted Anderson Services Held
Funeral services were held at Banks Funeral Home in Choteau for Ted M. Anderson age 68 who died Friday April 28. Rev. Marlow Engberg officiated with burial in the Choteau cemetery Veterans Plot. Survivors include sister Clara Peterson and brother Edwin both of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks Funeral Home
Choteau
Ted M. Anderson
Marlow Engberg
Veteran’s Plot
Ray Anderson
Rex Peterson
Helmer Anderson
Art Anderson
Joe RR. Anderson
Roger Widseth
Pete Ekegren
Vern Scott
Anderson
Boyd, Minn
Montana
U. S
Ingrid Johnson
Cap
Clara) Peterson
Edwin
Gene Boyle Named CHS Football Coach
Gene Boyle a native of Cut Bank and former Lewiston Idaho coach has been named head football and assistant basketball coach at Chateau High School. He is a Carroll College graduate who led Immaculate Heart of Mary Couer d Alene teams to two state basketball titles and posted a 101 41 basketball mark along with 45 6 2 football record. Boyle will teach science and math and provide counseling in addition to coaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Boyle
Cut Bank
Lewiston
Idaho
Chateau High School
Boyle
Carroll College
Carroll
Immaculate Heart of Mary High School
Couer d'Alene
Savings Bond Sales Report For March Totals
U S Savings Bond sales in March show Teton County at 25706 dollars with year to date 55797, Montana state totals reaching 1 452 698 for March and 4 298 852 for 1972. National figures show Series E bonds at 551 million up 13 percent and a 27 year March high, with H bonds at 31 million up 20 percent and record high total cash value for E and H at 320 million. Bonds carry 5 percent interest if held to maturity with tax advantages enhancing the yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Teton County
Montana
Republican Senator Candidate Norman C. Wheeler Campaigns Here
Norman C. Wheeler Republican candidate for U S Senator campaigned in Chateau Tuesday afternoon He is a Wibaux County ranch raised para trooper in World War I and a Montana State University graduate He and his wife Betty have lived in Bozeman 26 years and are parents of three
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman C. Wheeler
U. S
Chateau
Wheeler
Wibaux County
Montana State University
Betty
Bozeman
Hospital to host open house for National Hospital Week
Teton Memorial Hospital in Chateau will hold an open house May 7 from 2 to 5 p.m. to showcase major improvements in the x ray department and new lab. Hospital officials and radiologists will explain the upgrades, with refreshments and a screening of the film A Hospital Is.
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National Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Jim Humble
Robert Morgan
Fairfield
Conrad
Donald Bosshardt
M. A. Johnson
P. C. Cannon
Association
Tate
R. F. Morgan
Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Morgan
City Council Plans to Change Chateau Livestock Ordinance
City Attorney to draft an amendment prohibiting keeping livestock within city limits except dogs and cats. Council seeks to curb neighbor disputes by tightening the current rule requiring three neighbor complaints to permit livestock. May 15 is set for presenting the amended ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Murphy
Proposed Constitution Mailer Sent to Voters in 1972
Teton County Clerk Mary Baker urges registered voters to watch for a red white and blue mailer containing the proposed constitution. The 24 page package includes a sample ballot delegates list and blue explained notes. Voting is set for Tuesday June 6 1972 in a special constitutional election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Mary N. Baker
Moisture High In Mountains Reported By Forest Service
Bay Mills of the U S Forest Service reports very high water content under mountain snow. Teton survey on Thursday April 27 records Waldron Creek at 25 inches snow and 12.6 inches water, Mount Lockhart at 87.8 inches snow and 43 inches water, with year over year and four year average comparisons.
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Bay Mills
U. S. Forest Service
Chateau
Teton
Mills
Waldron Creek
Mount Lockhart
Fairfield Bowlers Sweep Choteau in All-Star Bowl-off
Fairfield bowlers dominated the annual three-team event at A E Lanes with wins from the Fairfield men A team 5368 to 5209 over Choteau A, Fairfield women 4724 to 4533, and Fairfield men B team ahead 2606 to 2563 after a late rally. Tom McCartney led A team scoring 1123 with a 245 game, while Wilma Toenyes topped the women with 1069 series.
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Fairfield
Choteau
Choteau A
A & E Lanes
Chateau A
Tom McCartney
McCartney
Duane Harper
Grant Curtis
Jerry Herman
Arvid Sunder
Art Schmidt
Les Emerson
Gid Schmidt
Kim Mills
Jerome Toenyes
Choteau - McCartney
Herman
Sunder
Curtis
Harper
Fairfield - A
Wilma Toenyes
Chateau
Anita Dellno
Gerry Smith
Virginia Nordhagen
Rose Truchot
Kay Sander
Len Beck
Gary Austad
Jim Dellno
Cal Southard
Howard Truchot
Dick Page
Alex Zier
Hoddy Cunningham
Art Neiffer
Mickey Schaefer
Jim Dellwo
Hibbard Cheetham Campaign Sighting in Choteau
Republican Senate candidate Henry S. Hibbard and State Senate hopeful James A. Cheetham attended a Choteau coffee hour in front of the post office Tuesday. Volunteers served coffee and doughnuts as the candidates met residents after Hibbard campaigned in Great Falls and neighboring towns. Cheetham, long time Dutton businessman, filed for the senate seat on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S
Hank) Hibbard
U. S. Senate
James A. Cheetham
Dutton
District No. 13
Choteau
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Hibbard
Great Falls
Chateau
Browning
Cut Bank
Cheetham
Senate
Sportsmen to Meet At Choteau Library
The Teton Sportsmens Association holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday May 9 at the Choteau library meeting room. It hosts annual Kid's Night with two films The Way of the Trout and So Little Time shown from 7 30 p m to let children enjoy entertainment without sitting through the meeting. The business session follows the movies per club president Ray Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Sportsmens Association
Choteau Library
Ray Mills
Annual Bowling Party Set for Saturday at Chateau Club
The year end bowling party will be held Saturday May 6 at the Chateau Country Club. A cocktail hour runs 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 and dancing at 9. Admission costs 1.50 per person or advance tickets are on sale.
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Chateau Country Club
Lidwinia Cook Rites Held at St. Joseph’s Church in Chateau
Funeral services for Lidwinia Cook, 87, were held Tuesday at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Chateau with Rev. James Gannon officiating. Burial followed in Chateau Cemetery. She was born in Germany in 1884 and lived in Minnesota before settling in Montana. Survivors include daughters Bessie Norris, Nellie Blixrud, Jessie White and sons Seth Cook, James Cook.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chateau
Lidwinia Cook
Teton Nursing Home
James Gannon
Zwerneman
Chateau Cemetery
Leonard Blixrud
William Norris
Charles Blixrud
William Cook
David Alison
Roger White
Choteau
Cook
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31
Billings
Rebekah
Wi-Mo- Da-Si Club
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Teton County Old Settlers
Harold
Bessie) Norris
Fort Shaw
Clifford
Nellie) Blixrud
Jessie E. White
Seth Cook
Helena
James Cook
Ethridge
George William
Harvey Joseph
Pitch Hit and Throw Contest Signups Begin at Big Sky Station
Local boys ages 9 to 12 in the Chateau area can sign up at Big Sky 66 Service Station for the PH&T contest. Each entrant receives a booklet with tips to improve skills and perform well. Local competition is planned for a Saturday with June 10 as a target. district and divisional rounds follow at a major league ballpark with plaques and jacket patches awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stoudt
Chateau Phillips 66
Big Sky 66
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Chuck Nauck
Morey Foster
John Nordhagen
Jim Pourroy
Hartmut Schmidt
David Hansen
Ralph la Rance
Andy Jordan
Lee McCauley
Jolene Isakson
Vicki Perkins
Caroline Swanson
Jean van Setten
Carol Allen
Jerri Lee Barrett
Sendi George
Ralph LaRance
Debbie Denison
Jenna Arnold
Nancy Thompson
Robert Jenson
Dick Dale
John Breen
Duard Dellno
Chris Oertel
Carol Jo Allen
Mary Hensley
Richard Allen
Gary Denison
Holly Adams
Corrine Baker
Jerri Barrett
Sheri Briggs
Country
Choteau Acantha
Ted Anderson
Murphy
Jim Hamilton
Delino
Rodeo Grounds
Phillips 66
Barney McClue
Milan Dittus
Don Bosshardt
Hibbard, Cheetham
Ph&t
Big Sky Station
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