Pourroy Sworn In to Council as Nauck Elected President
Pourroy was sworn into the Chateau City Council to fill a vacancy created by Jim Dellno’s resignation. Mayor James Hamilton moved to the mayor’s seat, while Bob Nauck was elected Council president. Civil Defense director George Anderson outlined ambulance, fire support, and river watch programs for the county.
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Bob Pourroy
Chateau
James Hamilton
Pourroy
Jim Dellno
Hamilton
Bob Nauck
George Anderson
Teton County
Council
Anderson
Greenfield
C. D
Teton
Deep Creek
Parent-Teacher Conferences Scheduled at Choteau Schools
Choteau Public Schools declare a vacation day on Friday November 17 for conferences. Grade and high school students will not attend classes though the 180 day minimum remains. Report cards go out November 9 and many conferences will occur on other days due to teacher schedules.
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Choteau
Superintendent of Schools
Chateau Chamber Plans Christmas Decorations and Hours
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce board announced Christmas lightings on courthouse trees to be completed by November 25. Stores plan extended hours the week before Christmas with Dec 18 to 23 emphasized for late shopping. Santa visits and a free pre Christmas movie are also in the works.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Rex Peterson
Court House
Chateau
Football Banquet Scheduled Friday
A reminder to all football fans of the annual Parents Appreciation Banquet Friday November 10 at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Chateau United Methodist Church. The event honors this year’s Bulldog team coaches managers and cheerleaders with Doug Sabo, former Chateau athlete now Malta coach, as master of ceremonies after dinner. Fans are invited with no dinner charge and a nominal donation to offset food costs.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
Bulldog
Doug Sabo
Chateau High School
Malta
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Chateau on November 11
Mayor James Hamilton proclaims Saturday November 11 as Poppy Day in Chateau urging citizens to wear Buddy Poppies. V F W Auxiliary members will sell poppies on Chateau streets to benefit disabled and needy veterans, widows and orphans of deceased veterans.
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James Hamilton
Chateau
Hamilton
V.F.W
Chateau Streets
Choteau Girls Triumph Over Shelby In 34 18 Victory
Choteau High School girls basketball defense held Shelby to eight points through three quarters as Bonnie Bremer led with 10 points and Tracy Maltby added nine. JV action ended 17 8 with multiple Choteau players seeing time. Next game is November 1 at Sunburst, stressing conference play and top two advancing to divisional tourney.
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Choteau High School
Shelby Girls
Shelby
Bob McNeel
Choteau Girls
Bonnie Bremer
Karen Kuster
Linda Smith
Tracy Maltby
Jeanine Ferris
Vicki Perkins
Jean Rada
Chateau Girls
J.V
Verna Bremer
Denise Weinert
Winnie Morey
Kay Arensmeyer
Terrie Jenson
Linda Ferris
Bettina Zier
Robyn Swanson
Choteau
Sunburst
McNeel
Wreath orders still being taken by local Scout troop
The Chateau Girl Scout Troop continues wreath sales with orders due by Saturday November 11. Scouts have sold wreaths door to door since October 30 and must submit orders this Saturday. Call Mrs. John Rose at 466-2865 to place an order.
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Chateau
John Rose
District 15 election yields Democrat sweep in Montana
In Montana's District 15 races Gordon McOmber and Percy DeWolfe win state senate seats while Gail Stoltz leads for representative. Incumbents Johnston Manuel and Stephens win. Snortland Hemstad defeated. McOmber tops district votes 7611 and Stoltz 7930 in a high turnout county result.
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Gordon McOmber
Fairfield
Percy DeWolfe
Browning
McOmber
DeWolfe
Jim Cheetham
Dutton
Norbert Majerus
Valier
Cheetham
de Wolfe
Gail Stoltz
Walier
George Johnston
Cut Bank Democrat
Rex Manuel
Robert Stephens
Everett Snortland
Conrad
Nels Hemstad
Snortland
Hemstad
Dick Kullberg
Cut Bank
Manuel
Teton County
Sen
R. D. McPhillips
Elmer Erickson
Martin Shannon
Sterling DePratu
Office of Justice of the Peace
Choteau
Chateau
Power
Collins
Spring Valley
Pendrey
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Greenfield
Ovens
Lee Metcalf
Dick Forester
Cagarvecnes
Tna
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Bill Christiansen
Ccsscsonee
Secretary OF
David Lewis
Bede Neneecowman
Frank Murray
Bob Woodahl
John C. Sheehy
N. One
Hollis G. Connors
Nemnee
John McLaughlin
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Richard Kullberg
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Justice OF Peace
Sterling DePratu Sen
Stee
Capers Act Seeks More Acts for Nov 18 Show
Local organizers urge more acts for the Chamber Capers to fill a 1% to 2 hour program at Chateau High School on Saturday November 18. Signups are open through Gale Isakson Jack Rogers or George Higgins with a Friday dress rehearsal planned and merchandise door prizes for participants and registrants.
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Chateau High School
Gale Isakson
Jack Rogers
George Higgins
Robin Larson
Vickie
Rock Perkins
Marge
Jenna Arnold
Elaine Tweet
Helen Anderson
Power
Christmas Cantata Practice Begins This Thursday
Practice starts Thursday November 9 at 8 p.m. in the Methodist Church for a Church-Community Christmas Cantata titled Born A King by John Peterson. Methodist and Lutheran choirs join with singers of all faiths. organist Mrs Ray Ballantyne and pianist Mrs Vern Scott plus a brass ensemble. Call Lloyd Reynolds at 466-2965 for details.
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Lloyd Reynolds
John Peterson
Ray Ballantyne
Vern Scott
Shepherds Sunday Observed At Union Grove Baptist Church
The Shepherds Home and School near Union Grove Wisconsin marks Shepherds Sunday on the second Sunday of November with services at Chateau Baptist Church at 9 am and 7 pm. The institution serves 60 children and 32 adults from 19 states and Brazil and relies on tuition church budgets and gifts without direct government funding. The program includes Bible basic skills arts and crafts personal hygiene social living and recreation. Slides will depict the work and needs of the mentally retarded residents.
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Shepherd's Institution
Shepherds Home
Shepherds
Brazil
South America
United Fund
Union Grove
Wis
Chateau Bapist
Shepherd
Beef Production Field Day Slated Here on Nov. 10
A day-long Beef Production School is scheduled for Chateau in the library meeting room on November 10. North Montana Research Center beef assistant A nderson will open at 10 am with Replacement Heifer Management covering selection nutrition and breeding for lifetime production. Dr Jack Catlin of Montana State University will discuss Calving Health in the afternoon, including pre calving cow health calving difficulties post calving health and vaccination timing if time allows. Virgil Torgerson, brand inspector, will close with a talk on livestock protective districts.
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Chateau
Don Anderson
North Montana Research Center
Havre
Anderson
Jack Catlin
Vet Research Lab
Montana State University
Catlin
Virgil Torgerson
Torgerson
Sportsmen's Meeting in Chateau Library Tonight
Te ton County Sportsmen's Association holds its monthly gathering on Tuesday November 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Chateau Library meeting room. Entry should be made through the rear door.
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Teton County
Fire Destroys Large Barn At Lindseths Farmington
A barn on the A. O. Lindseth farm in Farmington was destroyed Wednesday night Nov 1 after a passerby spotted the fire around 10 15 p m. Deputies and rural firefighters contained the blaze preventing spread to outbuildings though the barn was a total loss with only a few attached structures and equipment saved. The cause was undetermined but suspected faulty wiring. the barn was partially insured and a night crew returned to monitor the scene into the early hours.
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A. O. Lindseth
Farmington
Lindseths
Chateau
Bob Swartzel
Glen Yeager
Local Officials Attend MSU Road Workshop
Bozeman Teton County commissioner Roy F Goodell Dutton and road supervisor William R Riggs Chateau were among five percent of participants at the Intergovernmental Maintenance Workshop for Secondary Roads at Montana State University October 26 and 27. The event was sponsored by MSU Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics in cooperation with the Montana Association of County Commissioners the State Highway Department and the State Highway Traffic Safety Office.
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Bozeman
Teton County
Roy F. Goodell
Dutton
William R. Riggs
Chateau
Montana State University
MSU Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics
Montana Association of County Commissioners
State Highway Department
State Highway Traffic Safety Office
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