Meeting Probes Proposed Livestock Ordinance in City
Nearly 40 residents and horse owners attended a City Council session in Chateau to review a draft tightening livestock rules. Officials said the plan is not final and will set specifics for consideration at the June 5 meeting.
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Jim Dellno
Lower Legion Hall
Leo Murphy
Chateau
Dellno
Ted Perry
Ken Depner
Donald Bosshardt
Choteau
A. A. Jordan
Harold Yeager
Chateau Lions Club 45th Anniversary Celebration
The Chateau Lions Club marked its 45th anniversary with a ladies night banquet hosted by charter member D. P. Fabrick. District Governor Mik Bolokoski of Lethbridge Alberta spoke praising Fabrick and the club. Awards honored longtime members and perfect attendance as entertainment capped the program.
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Chateau Lions Club
D. P. Fabrick
Lions District
Mik Bolokoski
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
Bolokoski
Lions
Lions of
Chateau
Dick Fabrick
Fabrick
Arnold Hanusa
Ken Gilbert
Cascade
Ray Kelly
Jim Smith
Jack Wright
L. C. Burns
Stan Rathman
Grant Curtis
R. W. Gormley
Jake Luinstra
Bob Nauck
Ira Perkins
Enoch Stroh
Oscar Ekstrom
Dick Nordhagen
Marion Averill
Bob Gronberg
Leo Murphy
Gibson Monkman
Pete Ekegren
Vern Scott
Dzivi Speaks at Democrat Rally in Fairfield
Gubernatorial candidate Dick Dzivi, of Great Falls, led a Democrat rally in Fairfield last Wednesday criticizing opponent Tom Judge over the proposed constitution. Dzivi endorsed the document and urged careful wording while opposing a highway funds diversion amendment and pledging to keep federal highway funds for highways. Also present were Democrat candidates District 15 incumbent Gordon McOmber and Percy De Wolfe, and House hopefuls Rex Manuel, Robert Stephens, and George Johnston.
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Dick Dzivi
Great Falls
Fairfield
Dzivi
Tom Judge
Judge
Montana
District 15
Gordon McOmber
Percy de Wolfe
Cut Bank
House of Representative
Rex Manuel
Robert Stephens
Dutton
George Johnston
Minnie S Breding Dies at 81 in Chateau
Funeral services for Minnie S. Breding 81 were held today at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Marlow Engberg officiating. She died May 16 at Teton Memorial Hospital after farming and ranching in Agawam and Chateau, survived by two daughters, two sisters, ten grandchildren, and fourteen great grandchildren. husband William and two children preceded her.
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Minnie S. Breding
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marlow Engberg
Chateau Cemetery
Zwerneman
Anna Whuwaldt
Emma Breding
Randolph, Neb
William
Everett
Mabel
Clifford Morgan Dies at Poplar
Clifford Morgan former Choteau and Augusta resident died in a Poplar hospital on Monday May 15 at age 43. Funeral services set for May 19 at 11 am at Banks Chapel Choteau with Rev. Alen Adams. Burial in Choteau Cemetery. He was born October 28, 1928 in Choteau and married Lucille Steene in 1970. He served as a police officer in several towns and was with Poplar Police at his death. Survivors include his widow, his mother Ruth Morgan, three children, four stepchildren, two brothers and multiple nieces and nephews.
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Clifford Morgan
Choteau
Augusta
Poplar
Banks Chapel
Alen Adams
Erland Anderson
Albert Statler
Nick Morrison
Luther Eller
Glen Arps
Emery White
Jack Walsh
Bob Ponds
Vernon Erickson
Morgan
Lucille Steene
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Shelby
Harlem
Ruth Morgan
Candy
Bim
Scott
Gene Anderson
Spokane
Phyllis Wilson
Great Falls
Joy Ann Glass
Michigan
Lois Anderson
Frank
Ralph
William Eaman Dies at 81 in Great Falls Area
William M. Eaman, 81, died Tuesday May 16 at Chateau. Services are set for Saturday May 20 at 2 pm in the Great Falls Mausoleum with the Dutton Masonic Lodge and Rev. Howard Hogue. Banks Funeral Home in charge. He was born January 24, 1891 in Detroit Lakes Minnesota and married Kathleen Lowe in 1914. They ran a drug store and post office in Dutton until 1941, then moved to Great Falls where he worked as a pharmacist. The couple recently moved to Chateau to live at Skyline Lodge. Survivors include his widow a niece Mrs Bud Moulton Chateau and sister Agnes Fisk San Diego California.
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William M. Eaman
Chateau
Great Falls
Dutton Masonic Lodge
Howard Hogue
Banks Funeral Home
Eaman
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Kathleen Lowe
Dutton
Con Con Meeting Slated at Chateau
Irv Gysler a Constitutional Convention delegate from Fort Benton will speak at a public meeting Friday May 19 at 8 p.m. in the lower Legion hall. Voters are urged to attend to learn about changes proposed in the constitution before the June 6 primary.
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Irv Gysler
Fort Benton
Constitutional Convention
Legion Hall
Snowpack Drops From May Readings at Mount Lockhart
U.S. Forest Service scientist Ray Mills reports snow and water content in the mountain runoff are markedly lower than May 1 readings. May 1 measurements showed 87.8 inches of snow and 43 inches of water at Mount Lockhart, while last Monday recorded 74.1 inches of snow and 36.6 inches of water. Waldron Creek declined from 25 inches of snow to 6.4 inches and from 12.6 inches of water to 3.1 inches.
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Ray Mills
U. S. Forest Service
Mills
Mount Lockhart
Waldron Creek
Choteau Firemen Run Two Dry Fire Drills
The Choteau Fire Department responded to two calls last week and both were dry runs. A false alarm near Kade's Greenhouse prompted Thursday night action, but no fire was found. A reported highway fire south of Chateau Sunday afternoon had been extinguished before arrival. Spectators should stay clear of the scenes to aid firefighters.
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Choteau
Kade
Chateau
Rev James Gannon to Present European Trip Program
Rev James Gannon of St Josephs Catholic Church will speak at a Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild program on Thursday May 18 at 8 p.m. in the United Methodist Church. He will give a slide narration of his Europe trip. Men and women are welcome and refreshments will follow.
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James Gannon
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
United Methodist Church
Father Gannon
Europe
Girl Scouts Plan Court of Awards
A Girl Scout Court of Awards will be held Monday May 22 at 7 30 p m in the L D S Church cultural hall. A practice is set for 4 p m. A Day Camp registration blank appears on page 7. interested Scouts should clip, fill, and return it to Mrs. Harry Luinstra or a scout leader.
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L.D.S
Harry Luinstra
Pendroy eighth grade graduation set for May 23
Father James Gannon will be guest speaker at Pendroy Community Hall graduation exercises. The ceremony honors Shaun Campbell Carlene Hanson Richard Jimenez and Kathy Thomas. Ted Morhardt is the teacher.
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James Gannon
Pendroy
Shaun Campbell
Carlene Hanson
Richard Jimenez
Kathy Thomas
Ted Morhardt
Poppy Day Set for May 20 in Chateau Area
American Legion Auxiliary members will distribute red remembrance poppies on Saturday May 20 in Chateau and surrounding areas as part of Poppy Day activities.
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Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
Baccalaureate and Commencement Set for Choteau Seniors
Baccalaureate services Sunday May 21 at 8 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium will honor a 60 member graduating class with Rev. Marlow Engberg delivering the sermon and Carol Allen leading music. Commencement follows next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. State Senator John Lyon will give the address.
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Choteau High School
Marlow Engberg
Carol Allen
Fireworks Fund Starts to Grow
The Chateau Fire Department fundraiser for the July 4 display has begun with six donations led by Leo Pierre. Contributors include V F W Post 4605, Chester Corey, Jim Humble, Home & Ranch Realty, Zion Construction, and R W Gormley. Donations are collected at Leo’s Shoe Shop and local businesses as the $600 display is ordered for delivery before Independence Day.
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Leo Pierre
Chateau Fire Department
Pierre
Leo’s
Acantha
Isakson’s
Chateau Drug
Citizens State Bank and Gambles
V.F.W. Post
Chester Corey Jim Humble
Grade Graduation Date Is Announced For Eighth Grade
The eighth grade graduation ceremony is set for Wednesday May 31 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. A May 22 parents meeting to plan activities will be held at 8 p.m. in the elementary school cafeteria. The final elementary music concert is scheduled for May 26 at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium featuring chorus and band from grades 4 to 8.
Baseball Signup Scheduled Friday
All boys aged 6 through 12 planning Pee Wee or Little League baseball this summer are asked to sign up Friday evening at the ball park. Registration starts at 6 30 p m. Boys 6 through 8 enroll in Pee Wee League and boys 9 through 12 in Little League. Bring $2 insurance money if possible.
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Ball Park
Power Schools Plan Services Commencement Week Observed
Power High School staff announce commencement week activities starting with baccalaureate services on Sunday May 21 at 8 p m Rev William Tankersley presiding. Graduation on Tuesday May 23 with Dr Harold Wenans delivering the address and James Anderson presenting diplomas. Valedictorian Nancy Maurer and salutatorian Leslie Thompson lead a class including Lyn Arensmeyer Craig Asmus Ronald Brumwell Michael Brunner Karl Gunderson Steve Heyer Keith Hull Marlet Largent Brad Schaefer Kathi Schaefer David Somerfeld Gary Sommerfeld Sandra Wittke Debra Young. eighth grade diplomas also awarded to David Beaver Jefferey Ewert Gary Hansen Brenda Hull James Keil Joseph Lehnert Joey Schmidt Susan Tackes Scott Toldness Walter Turville Janice Young.
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Power High School
William Tankersley
Harold Wenans
Great Falls
James Anderson
Rev. Meyer
Nancy Maurer
Leslie Thompson
Lyn Arensmeyer
Craig Asmus
Ronald Brumwell
Michael Brunner
Karl Gunderson
Steve Heyer
Keith Hull
Marlet Largent
Brad Schaefer
Kathi Schaefer
David Somerfeld
Gary Sommerfeld
Sandra Wittke
Debra Young
David Beaver
Jefferey Ewert
Gary Hansen
Brenda Hull
James Keil
Joseph Lehnert
Joey Schmidt
Susan Tackes
Scott Toldness
Walter Turville
Janice Young
Pinewood Derby Set for Sunday at Chateau City Park
Cub Scout events this Sunday May 21 include a family potluck at 1 p.m. and derby races starting around 2 p.m. Cubmaster George Higgins organizes the annual Pinewood Derby.
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Chateau City Park
George Higgins
Choteau Elementary Pre-School Roundup Set for Tuesday
The Choteau Elementary pre school roundup will be held in the school cafeteria from 3 30 to 5 p m Tuesday May 23. Parents should bring birth certificates for registration and eligibility is based on birth dates for first grade and kindergarten in 1972.
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Choteau
Chateau
Bulldogs win district track title at Shelby
The Choteau Bulldogs captured the District 3B track championship at Shelby, scoring 64 points to Fairfield 44, Browning 41, Cut Bank 40, with eleven Bulldogs scoring and Mike Thronson amassing 21 points as top scorer. Records fell for Chuck Young and Pat Whealy in long jump, and the half mile relay set a new mark as the team heads to the divisional at Great Falls Saturday.
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Choteau
Shelby
Fairfield
Browning
Cut Bank
Conrad
Sunburst
Walier
Fay Buck
Buck
Great Falls
Mike Thronson
Pat Whealy
Young
Newell
Steve Buck
Allen Adams
Tom Peebles
Dick Arensmeyer
Rich Allen
Lee McCauley
Andy Jordan
Bulldogs
Chuck Young
Jere Huffman
Whealy
Newell, Young and
Thronson
Fred Jackson
Ray Yeager
LeRoy Yeager
Wayne Carlson
Rich Wilson
Memorial Stadium
Missoula
Ron Iverson
Jack Sparks
Clark Smith
John Hanley
Darryl DeKaye
Merlin Doore
Alvin
John Kapp
Steve Smith
John Scott
Chateau
Lyle Allen
Gary Witt
Bob Knobel
C. D
Francis Heavy
Mike Henning
Ken Welker
Jerry
Sveum
Terry Genger
Bill Hansell
Paul Suck
Mark Dooley
George Thompson
Dan McCormick
Greg Newell
Burt Tuma
Linn Hughes
Harold Horn
Jim Jacobson
John VandenBos
Rick Rewerts
Eric Gustafson
Gary Kimmel
Jerry Sveum
Skip Butler
Jay Good
Roger Askelson
Randy Stenson
Dwight O'Hara
Grant Genger
Melvin Running Wolf
Alvin No Runner
Tim Murphy
McCauley
Allen
Jordan
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Roger Smith
Walter Arensmeyer
Walt Arensmeyer
M. A. Johnson
Lions Club
Chateau Lions
Democrat
William Eaman
Girl Scouts
Court of Awards
Helena Rac
Atow
John Lyon
Lyon
KSEN
Shelby Public Schools
North Montana College
Los Angeles City College
Texas Tech
University of Montana
Senate
United States Air Force
U. S
Allen Gay Adams
Bruce Ivan Adams
Karen Louise Agee
Zane Joseph Anderson
Sherie Lynn Aston
Rhonda Joy Barrett
Jennie Adrianna Bouma
Michael Alan Bremer
Sharon Lee Christman
Timothy Ernest Cook
Clark Joseph Corey
Herbert Richard Corey II
Robyn Dawn Crary
Donald Lee Dale
June Marie Dale
Evan Nanette Davidson
Mary Ann Dellno
Patricia Colleen DuPaul
Ellen Kay Gauthier
Debra Lynne Gefeller
Sandra Kay George
Michael Cleo Gollehon
Nina Louise Greyn
Pamela Louise Groth
Peggy Ann Groth
Carol Jean Guse
James Walter Halvorson
Mark David Hansen
Mary Claire Hensley
Shirley Jean M Hodgskiss
Betty Lucile Inbody
Richard Allen Jacobson
Steven Udell Jenson
Andrew Augustus Jordan Jr
Paul Leon Lesmeister
Michael John Luinstra
Randall Keith Morris
John Birk Nordhagen
Darrel Allen Otness
Power Schools Plan Services
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