Dellwo Attends Conrad Meeting On Updating Missile System
City Clerk James Dellwo reported on a Conrad Chamber of Commerce meeting about missile site improvements in Conrad, Chateau, and Lewistown. Col. William R. Brooksher and Col. Page discussed plans for a 22 month project starting Nov. 1 1976 with $100 million in funding and 750 workers across the three areas.
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Dellwo
Conrad
James Dellwo
Conrad Chamber of Commerce
Evergreen
Chateau
Lewistown
William R. Brooksher
341St
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Col
Page
City Revises Liquor Ordinance to Conform with State Law
Choteau city council held the first reading of Ordinance No. 200 a full revision to align local beer and liquor rules with Montana law. The measure would allow sales from 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily including Sundays and on election days pending the second reading.
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Montana
Choteau
New Choteau High Adopts Mollgaard as Teacher Replacement
Thomas L. Mollgaard is retained by Choteau Public Schools to replace Janet Olson who resigned to join her husband in Helena. Mollgaard, Augsburg College graduate, holds a philosophy degree and recent English certification with a history minor from MSU. He is single and enjoys outdoor activities.
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Thomas L. Mollgaard
The
Choteau Public Schools
Janet Olson
Helena
Mollgaard
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
Minn
MSU
Bozeman
Lions Club Pool Festival prep nearing completion in Choteau
With under two weeks to go, the Lions Club festival sets Nov 15 at the city pavilion. Bob Gormley leads committees for games and bake sale to fund the Choteau swimming pool, detailing setup by Nov 11 and full staffing by 7 p.m. Nov 15. Proceeds help cover pool operations amid rising costs.
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Everthing
Lions Club
Bob Gormley
Montana
Yesteryear
Gormley
Henry Smith
Stan Rathman
Leonard Sheble
Leo Murphy
A.A. Jordan
Dick Nordhagen
Enoch Stroh
Les Otness
Ray Kelly
Jack Rogers
Barney McClue
Bill Patton
C.W. Boussard
Walt Armstrong
Lions
Chateau
Taxpayers Association Meeting With Edward Nelson Speaker
The Taxpayers Association will hold its annual meeting on November 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Chateau pavilion. Guest speaker Edward W. Nelson, Helena resident and Montana Taxpayers Association executive VP, is a former state budget director and ex head of the Department of Institutions. Nelson, a WWII veteran and University of Montana graduate, will speak on the need for a county level taxpayers association.
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Taxpayers Association
Chateau Pavilion
Edward W. Nelson
Montana Taxpayers Association
Nelson
Helena
Department of Institutions
Montana University System
University of Montana
Dupuyer Road Construction Under Study
The Montana Department of Highways says about twenty miles of U S 89 near Dupuyer will be studied for future reconstruction. The existing road is over 40 years old with sharp curves and snow drift and flood problems. Preliminary surveys and mapping will assess alternates and design. Public hearings will follow at an appropriate stage.
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U.S. 89
Dupuyer
Department of Highways
Wet October Leaves 3.07 Inches of Precipitation
October was exceptionally wet with 3.07 inches of precipitation at Chateau Airport Weather Checking Station. Normal October only 0.43 inches. The month featured 11 days with measurable precipitation, high of 81 on Oct 2, and record low of 15 with recent wet snow contributing to moisture.
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Chateau
F.A. Course Starts Nov 17 At Chateau Library
Instructor Bob Armstrong announced a Standard Multi-Media first aid course to be held Mon Tue Wed November 17 18 19 in the Chateau Library meeting room starting at 7 30 p m Each night. Open to all seeking basic first aid and helpful for those planning later advanced instruction. Armstrong recently conducted a class at Power and will run a refresher for Ski Patrol on November 10 14 in the Choteau Masonic Hall.
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Bob Armstrong
Chateau Library
Armstrong
Power
Choteau Masonic Hall
Stores to Close Next Tuesday For Vet's Day
Most Chateau stores will close next Tuesday Nov 11 for Veterans Day while Chateau schools stay in session. The change from Monday to Tuesday allows a three day holiday under new state law. Local schools could observe or not as an option. government offices vary by level.
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Board of Adjustment
Skyline Lodge
Perry
Board of Adjustments
George Higgins
Leonard Wiebrock
Hilmer Hansen
Sherburne
Chateau
Bicentennial Program Planned Saturday in Choteau
The Teton County Bicentennial Committee schedules a Saturday program at 7:30 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium to present historical information about Teton County and celebrate local achievements. Ira Perkins will serve as master of ceremonies with Roy Goodell delivering the welcome.
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Teton County
Choteau High School
Gordon
Monkman
Ira Perkins
Bynum
Roy Goodell
Com
Soroptimist Style Show Slated In Choteau Friday
The Choteau Soroptimist style show on Friday November 14 at 8 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium features fashions from Fairfield and Choteau with hair styling by Betty Maroney. Co chairs Mrs Tom Evenson and Mrs Jim Ramaker highlight past fashions and Montana history through readings and music. Proceeds support the community with door prizes refreshments and a program focusing on Teton County history and Montana figures.
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Choteau High School
Fairfield
Betty Maroney
Yesteryear
Tom Evenson
Jim Ramaker
Isakson
Corral
Ellen’s
Chateau
Lyla’s
Clothes Tree
Calico Cat
Missioners
Jim Hamilton
Montana
Teton County
J. C. Salmond
Joseph K. Toole
Wayne Whitehorn
Riscilla Bergen
Montana Wheat Queen
Dutton
Hal Stearns
Montana Bicentennial Administration
120Th Fighter Group
Montana Air National Guard
Choteau
Ole Lestrud
Great Plains
Practice starts for cantata by Methodist and Lutheran choirs
The combined choirs of the Methodist and Lutheran churches begin rehearsing God's Love Gift the Christmas cantata on Thursday November 6. Rehearsals will be held every Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Methodist Church inviting community singers to join.
Choteau Lions Study Pool Finances And Funding Options
The Choteau Lions Club reviewed pool finances with manager Stan Rathman reporting operating costs near 6500 annually and rising. President Dr. Bill Patton urged City support to cover chemicals and Montana Power bills, freeing about 3500 for improvements. The club seeks funds for a new bath house as the pool operates beyond city funds.
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Choteau Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Rathman
Lions
Bill Patton
Chateau
Patton
Montana Power
Chamber of Commerce Plans For Coming Christmas Season
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce met at the Sip and Sup Cafe to map the Christmas shopping period. Stores may stay open evenings December 15–19 and 22–23 with 5:30 to 7 closed, then 7 to 9 or 9:30 reopen, to aid staff meals. Citizens State Bank will sponsor a free movie and treats December 20 at the Roxy Theatre with a Santa visit. Art Shew urged promotions to draw tourists to Choteau, suggesting a tourist information center and longer stays. Tree lighting at the courthouse is being considered with two front trees to be lit if Montana Power approves.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Sip and Sup
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Citizens State Bank
Roxy Theatre
Art Shew
Golden Triangle Development Corporation
Triangle Area
Shew
Choteau
Gale Isakson
Montana Power
Enoch Stroh
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Air Force
Col. Page
Vern Smith
J. R. Crabtree
Irv Thompson
Bob Jensen
Bob Gronberg
William Olsen
Walt Scott
Allan Clarke
Ray Anderson
Charles Fellows
Bob Zion
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Taxpayers State Meeting
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Gene Boyle
Chateau Bulldog
Cut Bank
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Pat Scott
Wally Dhaene
Fred Thompson
Rodney Arensmeyer
Randy Jenson
Jim Stott
Rich Nordhagen
Jay Stott
Mike Bruce
Tom Maltby
Patricia Whitehorn
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