Graduation for 59 Chateau Elementary Eighth Graders
Graduation for 59 members of the eighth grade class at Chateau Elementary School will be held Monday in the high school auditorium. Dorothy Allen will lead the processional and Rev. Marlow Engberg will give the invocation. Speakers include Steve Hinman Jeannie Dellno and Mike Arensmeyer. Principal Stan Rathman will present the class to Paul Alzheim er who will award diplomas. The eighth grade chorus and Brass Ensemble will perform as Rev. Engberg gives benediction and Mrs. Allen plays the recessional.
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Chateau Elementary
Dorothy Allen
Marlow Engberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Steve Hinman
Jeannie Dellno
Mike Arensmeyer
Stan Rathman
Paul Alzheim
Engberg
Allen
Marc Arensmeyer
Michael A. Arensmeyer
Gregory Alzheimer
Mark Armstrong
Sharrol Lyn
Chateau High School
Gene Boyle
Jim Hinman
Dick Dale
Tim Alzheimer
Lee McCauley
David Hansen
Mike Thronson
Jim Forrest
Gary Dension
Robert Jenson
Steve Weinert
Rich Allen
Mark Hitchcock
Record turnout for District 3 High School Rodeo weekend
The District 3 High School Rodeo in Chateau Jayces is set for June 9 and 10 with 120 contestants eight 9 girls and 12 from Teton County including Karen Hitchcock Karen Kuster Robin Swanson Pam Vigen Patricia Maxwell Zale Olsen Sherry Turk Lynne Van DeRiet and Sally Van DeRiet. Events span bare back riding to goat tying and the Queen contest. A queen contestants breakfast and Moose Hall dances amplify the two day schedule and local economic impact.
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Rasmussen
Teton County
Karen Hitchcock
Karen Kuster
Robin Swanson
Pam Vigen
Chateau
Patricia Maxwell
Zale Olsen
Sherry Turk
Lynne van DeRiet
Sally van DeRiet
Fairfield
Moose Hall
Range Resource Program Explained To Choteau Lions
Jack Salmond spoke to the Choteau Lions Club on the newly formed Teton County Range Resource Committee. He Described range land use, grazing systems and the role of ranchers in Montana’s economy, noting improved land management could boost local economies and sustain cattle, sheep and wildlife.
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Jack Salmond
Choteau
Choteau Lions Club
Salmond
Teton County
Montana
Range Resource Committee
Bob Nauck
Awards Dinner Set by Chateau Lion's Club Saturday
The first annual awards dinner will be held Saturday June 2 in the city park pavilion. Jack Rogers president says ticket holders dine earlier and the public is invited to attend the program and dance to follow. Program begins at 830 with dancing after. Admission for the public is 1 dollar per person and door prizes will be awarded.
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City Park
Jack Rogers
Chateau Lion's Club
Rogers
Needed Rain Arrives Here
Montana area records 0.73 inch of rain at Chateau Airport Weather Checking Station as the county sees widespread moisture. The rain boosts grain crops and pastures after a long dry spell, though soil moisture remains low and more rain is needed.
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Montana
Chateau
Fireworks Fund Donations Fall Short for Chateau
Only 17 donations in the past week raise about $100 toward a $600 plus cost for the Chateau Fire Department July 4 show. Leo Pierre and Don LaBaugh lead the drive and appeal for public support as the show promises larger shells and greater appeal despite fewer shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Pierre
Don LaBaugh
Chateau
Arlene Vander Pas
Bob Scott
Gary Glock
Casey Dane
Percy Robinson
Glen Inbody
Bernice van Setten
Snappy Stenson
P. S. Cannon
Emily Crary
Ray Mills Family
Charlotte Crary
Mary Petersen
Vigen Saddie Shop
Banks Funeral Home
Lee Brown
Norman Brown
Salmond Ranch
Choteau Elementary Schedules Two Spring Programs
The Choteau Elementary School plans musical programs on Thursday May 31 and Friday June 1 in the high school auditorium. Grades 1-4 perform from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. with square dancing and the May Pole. Grades 5-8 sing with bands starting at 3 p.m. Dorothy Allen directs the elementary chorus and Lloyd Reynolds leads all bands and upper grade choirs.
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Choteau Elementary School
Dorothy Allen
Lloyd Reynolds
Choteau Teams Do Well at State Track Meets
Choteau High School boys finish second and girls fifth at state class B meets held last weekend. Boys’ champ Plentywood edged Choteau by a yard in the final mile relay. Chuck Young led CHS scoring with 8 points. Girls set a state record in the 880 medley relay with Janet Dale, Toni Maltby, Tracy Maltby, and Karen Allen.
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Choteau High
Choteau High School
Plentywood
Missoula
Billings
Choteau
Chateau
Fay Buck
Thronson
Whealy
McCauley
Crabtree
Dreyer
Steve Buck
Janet Dale
Toni Maltby
Tracy Maltby
Karen Allen
Chateau Girls
Bonnie Bremer
Meg Wearley
Conrad
Robert McNeel
Seeley-Swan
Cauley
Tom Hofeldt
Dick Dale
Chuck Young
Greg Newell
Pete Hartman
Duard Dellwo
Carl Wisse
Mark Spinder
Arnie Hanson
Robert Jenson
J. V
Mike Bruce
Gary Dale
Wally Chane
Hal Dreyer
Richard Nordhagen
Pat Scott
Jay Stott
J. C. Yarde
Marvin Baker
Rodney Kelly
Chris Oertel
Jim Spinder
Tim Hogue
Jim Stott
John Jenson
Dan Alzheimer
Ray Petrilli
Steve Petrilli
Tom Clarke
Wayne Krahe
Jim Hinman
David Hansen
Jerry Breen
Brian Brutosky
Steve Weinert
Ron Neckstad
Tracy Toni Maltby
Robin Swanson
Verna Bremer
Karen Kuster
Jeanine Ferris
Vicki Perkins
Jean Rada
Bettina Zier
Winnie Morey
Denise Weinert
Kathy Wilkerson
Kay Arensmeyer
Bob McNeel
Karen Thronson
Donna Hodgskiss
Liz Jordan
Laura Mitchell
Carl Dreyer
Pat Whealy
Mike Thronson
Lee McCauley
Jim Forrest
Greg Crabtree
Rod Kelly
Gary Denison
Dan Isakson
Harold G Stearns Addresses CHS Class of 73
Graduation exercises for Chateau High School's class of 1973 featured Harold G. Stearns publisher of the Harlowton Times as principal speaker. He urged graduates to be active citizens, study history, and base lives on the 10 Commandments and Golden Rule.
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Harold G. Stearns
Chateau High School
Harlowton Times
Montana
Stearns
High School Class Night Awards Highlight Students
Chateau High School held a lengthy class night honoring students across athletics and academics. Awards covered football, basketball, wrestling, girls sports, and track with recipients named for MVPs, inspirations, lettermen, and junior varsity participants.
Memorial Day Services Held Monday at Choteau Cemetery
Rev. James Gannon delivered the Memorial Day address at Choteau Cemetery praising veterans sacrifice and urging patriotism. The program featured the Chateau High School band, Assembly and Taps, and names of veterans who died in the past year with poppy remembrance from Legion and VFW auxiliary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gannon
Choteau Cemetery
Brittain
Gannon
Chateau High School
Lloyd Reynolds
Everett Sassa
George Higgins
James Hamilton
American Legion
VFW
Jack Rogers
Gordon Monkman
Frank Gordon
Fred Gewald
Joseph Carrier
Mary Petersen
Connie Kuster
Legion
Hospital Aux States Meeting At Teton Memorial
The Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday June 5 at 1 30 p m in the hospital board room Prospective members may join by mailing 1 annual dues to Mrs Jack O Neal or contacting any auxiliary member New members are needed for visitor desk volunteer work Active or inactive status allowed Men and women are urged to join A film by Jim Humble titled Beyond the Wall will be shown about hospital expansions Two members may attend the Hospital Auxiliary Workers Convention June 10 13 at Jackson Hole Lodge Wyoming Interested members should call Mrs Porter Cannon auxiliary president
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Jack O’neail
Jim Humble
Hospital Auxiliary Workers Convention
Jackson Hole Lodge
Wyo
Porter Cannon
Rebekah Lodge Schedules Dinner
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 announces a special dinner on Wednesday June 6 at 6 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall for members and spouses. Mr and Mrs Myles Standish will present slides after the meal. Dinner is 2 25 per plate. A Past Grands meeting follows the dinner.
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Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31
Odd Fellows Hall
Myles Standish
Mail Time Change At Post Office
Postmaster C. G. Monkman announces Saturday mail closing will move to 1 30 p m from 2 p m effective Saturday June 2. The change applies to Saturdays only reflecting recent practice adjustments.
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C. G. Monkman
Demo Women Set Meeting at Choteau
The Teton County Democrat Women's Club will meet at 12 30 p.m. on Monday June 4 at the Choteau Public Library. Members are urged to bring a sack lunch and coffee will be furnished. This is the final meeting before the state convention later in June.
Golfers to Form Monday Night League
An organization meeting of the Men's Monday Night Golf League will be held Monday June 4 at 6 p.m. at the Country Club. Play will begin following the meeting. Interested men should sign up at the club house.
Funeral Rites Held for Frances R Philipps in Dutton
Frances R Philipps six year old died Tue May 22 from an accident in Dutton. Funeral Mass Friday May 25 at St. William’s Catholic Church with Rev. Gannon and others celebrating. Burial in Dutton Cemetery. She is survived by her parents four brothers four sisters and numerous relatives.
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Frances R. Philipps
Dutton
St. William's Catholic Church
Thomas Gannon
Harry Butoh
James Gannon
William Gannon
Wyse
Conrad
Jim Frieling
Henry McDunn
Ervin Anderson
Marvin Aune
Bill Habel
John Loch
Miss Philipps
James Philipps
Dutton Elementary School
Tom
Greg
Terry
Joseph
Pollyann
Susan
Juliana
Patty Jo
Leo Philipps
Julian Laisner
Elizabeth Voet
Blood Drawing Set at Methodist Church Basement
A Red Cross blood drawing is scheduled for Wednesday June 13 in the Methodist Church basement from 2 to 5 p.m. Volunteers needed to assist and donate.
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Red Cross
Methodist Church
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Stan Rasmussen
Chateau Jaycees
Choteau Lions
Srseees
Young
Lewis and Clark
St. Louis
New World
Larry E. Maze
James Denison
Linda Luinstra
Jake Luinstra
Dan Ferriter
Robert Gormley
Don Pass
Rich Jimenez
Gene Passmore
David Rathman
Mark Mathis
Terry Reistad
Lee Mc
Hospital
Aux States
Rebekah Lodge
Golfers
Monday League
Frances Philipps
Dutton Church
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