District Governor Boid to address Choteau Dutton Lions Saturday
Chester K Boid Glasgow governor of Lions District 370 will visit for a combined Choteau and Dutton Lions Club meeting at the Masonic hall Choteau Saturday May 18. The program includes a cocktail hour at 6:30 p m dinner at 7:30 with awards presentations and entertainment by local residents. The event marks the governor's official visit to both clubs and includes officers from Fairfield and Dutton clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester K. Boid
Glasgow
Lions District 370
Choteau
Dutton Lions Clubs
Masonic Hall
Carrie Bagley
Lions District
Little League Association
Chateau
Dutton Lions
Fairfield Lions
Chateau Club
Leo H. Murphy
Bob Gronberg
Tom McCartney
Charles Allen
Ray Ballantyne
Dick van Auken
C. Gibson Monkman
A. C. Hanusa
Chester K. Reid
Dutton Club
Regular School Board Meeting Agenda Covers Bids and Repairs
The grade school board opened bids for painting Chateau Elementary classrooms with bids from W Schoenen Great Falls Rainbow Paint Great Falls Walter Linz Great Falls and Dolezal Decorating Fairfield. Dolezal Decorating won the contract to complete summer work.
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Chateau Elementary School
W. Schoenen
Great Falls
Rainbow Paint
Walter Linz
Dolezal Decorating
Fairfield
Dolezal
Robert Gormley
Chateau
John Rose
Rose
Terry Johnson
Johnson
Blood Drawing Set for May 27 in Chateau
Teton County Red Cross blood program chairman Mrs. Grant Curtis announced a blood drawing in Chateau on Monday May 27 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Methodist Church basement. The quota is 65 pints the last drawing of the fiscal year and organizers seek a strong turnout to meet the deficit.
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Teton County
Red Cross
Grant Curtis
Chateau
Methodist Church
Legion Calls Meeting Of Queen Entrants
High school girls from Teton county who attended during 1967-68 are invited to a May 17 meeting at 8 p.m. at the Chateau Legion hall to learn details of the July 4 rodeo queen contest. The winner earns 300 dollars plus 100 dollars in western clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Legion
Chateau Legion Hall
Jack Reiding
Sabo Chosen for East West Shrine Game
Chateau High School senior Doug Sabo is selected as a halfback for the East team in the East West Shrine Game to be played in Great Falls on August 17. He starred for the Bulldogs last season, scoring 42 points, throwing eight touchdown passes, and earning a reputation as a hard-hitting defender and skilled blocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Sabo
Chateau High School
Great Falls
Sabo
Bulldogs
Malta Mustangs
Chateau
Jack Henneford
Tony Jaconetty
Floyd Joramo
Joramo
University of Montana Grizzlies
Local Little League Announces First Practice Session
Boys interested in trying out for the traveling team are asked to attend the first practice on Saturday at 6 at the Little League diamond. Coach Jim Spinder says practices and signup will continue on Saturdays for the next weeks before a regular schedule is set. Regular Little League and Pee Wee leagues start after school lets out with a later signup date to be published.
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Jim Spinder
Judy Morey Wins Nursing Scholarship
Chateau High School senior Judy Morey won a Walter Reed Army Institute of Nurses scholarship. The four year award funds room and board books tuition and a monthly 121 stipend and leads to a commission as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps after two years at Montana State University and training at Walter Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Morey
Chateau
Walter Reed Army Institute of Nurses
Charles Peck
Miss Morey
Montana State University
Bozeman
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
D.C
University of Maryland At Washington
United States Army
Army Nurse Corps
United States
Cecil Morey
Selstad to Meet With Republicans
The Teton Womens Republican Club plans a joint meeting with the Teton Republican Central Committee on Friday May 17 at 8 p.m. in the lower Legion hall. Participants include lieutenant governor candidate Tom Selstad Nels Hemstad for county representative and other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Womens Republican Club
Teton Republican Central Committee
Legion Hall
Tom Selstad
Nels Hemstad
Teton County
Bulldogs second in divisional meet at Great Falls
Shelby won the Northern Division class B track meet with 100 points, Choteau 46, and other teams led by Cut Bank 40 Fairfield 33 Sunburst 24 Browning 18 Conrad 8 and Walter 1. Choteau star Rudy Ameline injured. Ron Lehnerz set a school shot put mark and led with one first place. Eight Bulldogs qualified for state, including Lehnerz Ameline Camden Beaudeau Snyder Sabo Hartman Stokes Bilbro Wiseman.
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Shelby
Great Falls
Choteau
Coyotes
Ron Lehnerz
Chateau
Buck
Lehnerz
Billings
Lehnert
Ameline
John Camden
Paul Beaudeau
Steve Snyder
Doug Sabo
Dave Hartman
Paul Stokes
Casey Bilbro
Russ Wiseman
Coyote Jim Gunlikson
Stan Buresh
Fairfield
Sabo
Buresh
Satur
Chateau Cindermen
Beaudeau
Bilbro
Wiseman
Snyder
Camden
Marcie Curtis
Jeanine Hamilton
Karen Neckstad
Janet Peck
Valerie Krone
Susan Rathman
Kim Sabo
Sally Sulgrove
Kristie Wilkerson
Fay Buck
Rudy Ameline
Don Scott
Bill Whealy
Dick van Auken
David Hartman
Gary Alzheimer
Mark
Class Night Honors Shine at Cha teau High School
Cha teau High School held class night ceremonies with numerous awards to athletes musicians and student leaders. Notable recognitions included Ron Lehnerz Doug Sabo and Ray Smith for major sports honors plus Sally Sulgrove for music and Dominnic Reed for outstanding senior girl.
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Darlene George
Carol Huidekoper
Cindy Jenson
Terri Guse
Yvonne Kramer
Jeanine Hamilton
Gwen Gormley
Pam Baker
Teri Poore
Greg Luinstra
Frank Hensley
Anna Marie Gronberg
Kris Wilkerson
Stuart Moulton
Bob Corbett
David Alzheimer
Romi Sargent
David Hartman
Anita Sunder
Casey Bilbro
Ronnie Allen
Kim Sabo
Cynthia Reyner
Bob Snodgrass
Bob Hodgskiss
Gibson Monkman
Cynde Tesch
Debbie Davidson
Ed Schiller
Judy Morey
Cathy Corey
Sally Sulgrove
Shirley Gronberg
Mario Peck
Karen Gefeller
Burr Field
Dave Alzheimer
Cindy Kretschman
Connie Enzweiler
Jim
Montgomery Calls for Citizen Financing in Campaign Reform
Republican congressional candidate Wayne Montgomery spoke at a Cornell Hotel coffee hour in Choteau urging a new precinct level citizen financed campaign system. He warned current funding favors corporate interests and urged voter awareness, reform, and unity on water conservation with Castle Reef dam site support.
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Wayne Montgomery
Congress
Montana
Cornell
Choteau
Montgomery
Castle Reef
Officers Elected for Proposed Skyline Lodge Retirement Center
The Chateau project District forms Skyline Lodge non profit to build a modern retirement center. Fred Meadows president and board members including D P Fabrick and others plan site near Country Club Addition with Rocky Mountains view. May 27 meeting to discuss site purchase and architect plans. memberships at 10 a year or 100 for life to fund preliminary expenses.
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Chateau
Fred Meadows
D. P. Fabrick
Robert Gronberg
Jerry W. Breen
Donald H. Corbett
D. B. Crane
Lester George
Thomas McCartney
Leo H. Murphy
Lloyd S Pedersen
Skyline Lodge
Secretary of State
Country Club
Rocky Mountains
Citizens State Bank
Carroll College Carrolleers Bring Versatile Concert Here
Carroll College Carrolleers will perform at the Chateau High School auditorium on Sunday May 19 at 7 p.m. Admission is 50 cents. The group includes 38 performers from 20 Montana communities and three other states with director Joseph W. Munzenrider and choreographer Mrs. Jean Britz. The program blends classical selections such as The Gloria and The Echo Song with modern pieces like Downtown and Georgy Girl, plus scenes from Fiddler on the Roof and individual solos and dances. Local participants Lynette Van Heel, Patricia Stokes, and Dennis Van Auken perform with the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll College
Carrolleers
New Chateau High School
Montana
Joseph W. Munzenrider
Jean Britz
Heather McLeod
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Helena
Carroleers
Vivaldi
di Lasso
Brock McElheran
Carroneers
Georgy Girl,” “Thank You,” “Michele
Lynette van Heel
Dutton
Patricia Stokes
Dennis van Auken
Choteau
Country Club Potluck Dinner Tonight at Chateau
The Chateau Country Club hosts the first potluck dinner tonight Thursday May 16 with dinner at 8 p.m. A Memorial Day golf fun day and potluck supper are planned for May 30 with details to follow. New and prospective members are invited to Thursday dinners all summer. Memberships due: family 20 dollars single 10 dollars student 5. Cart space rental 3.50. New members may join via any current member.
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Chateau Country Club
The
Country Club
Democrats Pack Fairfield Rally with Local and State Candidates
More than 200 Democrats attended the Teton County rally in Fairfield last Friday with candidates Elmer Erickson Bud Olson Charles Doheny Gordon McOmber Paul Cannon Thomas Hanrahan Mike Kuchera Thomas Judge Eddie Dussault Hanford Gallup LeRoy Anderson Harriet Miller and others present. Henry McDunn chaired the event and entertainment came from Choteau and Fairfield barbershop groups directed by Lloyd Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fairfield
Elmer Erickson
Bud Olson
Charles Doheny
Gordon McOmber
Paul Cannon
Thomas J. Hanrahan
Mike Kuchera
Thomas L. Judge
Eddie Dussault
Hanford Gallup
LeRoy Anderson
Harriet Miller
Ward Genger
Bernie Bissell
Hod Cunningham
Bob Nelson
Norman Oakley
Nancy Genger
Passmores Return After Lake Park Florida Stay
Mr and Mrs C G Passmore arrived back Friday following a six month visit at Lake Park Florida their home community notes the reunion and travel details remain limited.
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C. G. Passmore
Lake Park
Fla
Fireworks Donations Lag Ahead of July 4 Display
Fireworks fund donations grow slowly says Leo Pierre chairing Chateau Volunteer Fire Department. Donations must arrive before June 1 when the display order is placed. goal is a 400 dollar show. Residents urged to donate what they can at Gamble Store Citizens State Bank City Hall or the Acantha with listed local donors.
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Leo Pierre
Chateau
Pierre
Gamble Store
Citizens State Bank
City Hall
The
Acantha
Triangle Distributors
Lee Brown
Chateau Acantha
the Corral
Roxy Theatre
Chester Corey
D. O. Moulton
Leo’s Shoe Repair
Robert Kretschman
H. H. Wuest
Grace Black
Teton Abstract
Choteau Schools Set Graduation Exercises
Choteau High sets Baccalaureate at 8 p.m. Sunday May 26 and graduation at 8 p.m. Wednesday May 29 in the new high school auditorium and gymnasium. Chateau Elementary graduation is 8 p.m. Memorial Day May 30 in the new high school auditorium. the grade school term ends Friday May 31.
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Choteau High
Chateau
Public Urged to Stay Off Fire Truck Parade Route
Fire Chief Robert Erickson urged residents to yield to fire engines when sirens sound. He noted drivers often pull off too late or chase trucks, delaying volunteers rushing to fires. He advised watching for firefighters and staying clear, with police to issue summons for following vehicles and congestion.
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Robert Erickson
Erickson
Chateau Police
Workday at Eureka Scheduled Sunday
A cleanup of the grounds at Eureka lake will be held this Sunday May 19 according to Sam Luinstra of the Teton County Sportsmens Association. Workers are asked to bring pick ups shovels rakes etc and the cleanup will begin at 10 a.m. Everyone is welcome to help out with the cleanup. Pfc James R Larson is now a patient in the Madigan General Hospital at Tacoma Washington. Larson's condition is good but he will be in the hospital for an indefinite time.
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Eureka Lake
Sam Luinstra
Teton County Sportsmens Association
Pfc
James R. Larson
Madigan General Hospital
Tacoma
Wash
Larson
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FFA
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Kansas City
Clarence Pearson
Tom Stott
Minneapolis
Stott
Pearson
Jim Hodgskiss
Denver
Colo
Legion
Selstad
C.H.S
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Jeff Curtis
Dave Lindseth
Randy Larson
John Maloney
Scott Forrest
Jim Alzheimer
John Scott
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Choteau Schools
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