High school plan for Chateau faces long lead time
A Chateau school board session focused on a new high school with Great Falls architects warning construction may not begin before spring 1966. They estimated a piecemeal addition would cost 8 to 10 percent more than a complete new building over 40 years, while a full study of options would aid decision making.
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Dellwo
Stream Protection Program Talk At Courthouse Tonight
Montana Fish and Game Department speakers push a cited arbitration law to protect streams and wildlife at a Choteau meeting sponsored by the Choteau Jaycees. James Mitchell will outline the stream conservation program at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse tonight. The 1963 law expires June 30 1965 and requires notice to the commission before any project altering streams.
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Mrs. J. Mozer Dies Sunday at Chateau
Margaret Mack Mozer born January 29 1879 in Odessa Russia died Sunday at her Glen Loyd Hotel home after a five year illness Funeral services were held with Mass at St Josephs Church Rev James P Barry officiating Rosary recited in Banks Chapel prior Burial in Choteau Cemetery Survivors include daughters Lena Marinchek Lillian Anderson and Margaret Mozer sons Laurence Joe John Julius Tony Walter and Mike 23 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren a sister and a brother The family names Lahrrence Joe John Julius Tony Paul Marinchek served as pallbearers
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Margaret) Mozer
Glenloyd
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James P. Barry
Banks Chapel
Mozer
Paul
Lena) Marinchek
Edwin
Lillian) Anderson
Margaret Mozer
Choteau
Laurence
John
Julius
Great- Falls
Tony
Dupuyer
Walter
Chicago
Mike
Detroit
George Leatherman
California
Augusta Mack
Orrin
N. D
Sdns
Lahrrence
Paul Marinchek
Choteau Cemetery
Mayor's Prayer Breakfast Set for December 7 at Treetop
Bill Olsen announced the second annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast will be held Monday December 7 at the Treetop Restaurant. The event is open to the public and will feature a guest speaker. Tickets are available at Citizens State Bank Chateau Drug Olsen Agency or from Robert Gormley or Leo Murphy. Further information will be published next week.
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Chateau Drug
Olsen Agency
Robert Gormley
Leo Murphy
Wek
Paintings by Mrs. M. Black on View at the Villager
Mrs. Marion Black of Brady displays oil paintings at the Villager through November 28. She has studied with Mrs. Martha Thompson for four years and has exhibited at the Great Falls and Marias fairs and at Art in the Park in Great Falls.
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Brady
Black
Martha Thompson
Great Falls
Marias
Wedding invitation for Paulette Bianchi and John Pratt
All friends are cordially invited to the wedding and reception of Paulette Ruth Bianchi and John Leonard Pratt on Wednesday November 25 at 6 00 PM at St Josephs Church. ars age of
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John Leonard Pratt
St. Joseph’s Church
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Blood Drive Aids Open Heart Surgery Patient
The American Red Cross chapitre in Teton County will hold a blood drawing Monday November 30 at the Chateau Methodist Church. The quota is 65 pints with donations encouraged to reach 80. Mrs Grant Curtis urges regular donors to attend and notes Mrs Don Swanson requires 25 pints for an upcoming open heart operation.
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Chateau
Grant Curtis
Swanson
Heart Association Organizes for Drive in 1966 Campaign
Mrs Don Swanson resigned as secretary treasurer of the Teton County Heart Association and is set for a second open heart operation at the University of Washington Hospital in January. Mrs Frank Diener took over duties as Swanson’s replacement as the group plans nationwide campaign efforts led by chair C W Bousard.
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Don Swanson
Teton County Heart Association
Frank Diener
Paign
Choteau Steak House Plans Grand Opening Saturday
The Choteau Steak House and Bar announces a grand opening and the Choteau Bar’s first anniversary under current owners Mr and Mrs Herbie Owens. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served at the Steak House and a steak dinner for two is offered. The Bar will provide free beer from 8 to 9 p.m. also marking the anniversary.
Chamber Capers set for Chateau High School show
"Chamber Capers" a courthouse variety show debuts at Chateau High School auditorium with more than 10 acts including comedies and dances. Gale Isakson, chamber chairman, says the event aims to boost community spirit and offer a low 50 cent admission with a Turkey giveaway from registrations at local business firms. Final dress rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p.m. prior to Saturday 8 p.m. performance.
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Gale Isakson
Chateau High School
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Choteau Entertainment
Choteau High School
Chamber of Commerce
Chateau
Cemerit
Lee’s Grocery
Citizens State Bank
Teton Furoe A
Veterans Day observance urged citizenship and readiness
Neil Sheppard, Chester, guest speaker at the Chateau American Legion and Auxiliary Saturday night observance, urged about 100 attendees to commit to active patriotism. He called for citizens to empower youth, defend the nation, and keep peace through preparedness and strength, noting 45 years of Legion history and the need for a deterrent legacy.
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Chester
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Free World
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U.S
Choteau High Faces Season With Youthful Basketball Squad
Coach Chuck Peck warned the Choteau Bulldogs will not be strong as they open Friday November 27 with a lineup featuring only one returning regular Loren Sasser and several inexperienced players. Height is scarce with Stenson and Yeager at 6'1" the tallest, and Banis out for the season injuring the center position. Peck predicts sixth place in conference standings behind Cut Bank Fairfield Conrad Browning Shelby and ahead of Sunburst and Walden. Season tickets cost 6 for nine games and singles are 1.
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Chuck Peck
Choteau High School
Choteau
Loren Sasser
Tom Dellno
Grant Gormley
Dale McLaughlin
Dennis Seaton
John Davison
Greg Curtis
Dick Stenson
Gerry Yeager
Greg Diener
Jim Scott
LeRoy Banis
Peck
Banis
Ee Banis
Tor
Bank
Fairfield
Conrad
Browning
Shelby
Fort Benton
Bulldogs
City Debates Dancing Ordinance And Planning Meeting
City council discusses amending ordinances to permit dancing within city limits at the request of Herbie Owens. Action postponed pending state law checks. Tom McCartney reports on a state wide planning group meeting with 12 to 15 towns represented. City aims to keep involvement active.
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Clive
Aeusie
Herbie Owens
Tom McCartney
McCartney
Terry Kelly Named All Conference Back
Terry Kelly of Northern Montana College earned All Conference quarterback honors in the Montana Collegiate Conference. He is a Choteau native, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly, a 1963 Cho teau High School graduate and a Havre College sophomore.
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Northern Montana College
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Frank Kelly
Choteau
Northern
Havre
Boy Scout Drive Kicks Off In North Central Montana
Arnold Hanusa, president of the North Central Montana Boy Scout Council, announced this week the 1965 drive to raise funds. The deficit of 12,000 dollars leaves a needed total of 77,000 to bring the council to a current basis. Further information will be published next week.
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Arnold Co
Hanusa
Montana
Boy Scout Council
Oun
Women Republicans to Meet Friday at 8 P M
A gathering of the Womens Republican group will be held Friday at 8 p.m at Cornell Hotel. The program includes an officers segment and a brief service. The public is invited.
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Cornell
Newsroom Copy Deadline Reminder
The message notes a copy deadline of noon Tuesday for submitting news stories and indicates a day early submission reminder to editors and reporters.
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Chouteau Featured in Vanishing America Book Series
Choteau is one of 12 American towns highlighted in a new collection Vanishing America The Life and Times of the Small Town The Choteau article The End of Their Wanderings by A B Guthrie Jr Pulitzer Prize winner covers Chouteaus origins early history and notable incidents Six early photos provided by Bee Banks accompany the feature The town event listings note a Sunday dinner with local residents including Bill Vance Chick Sulgrove Charles ouasard Ed Schiller and Gib Monkman amid community gatherings
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Pennsylvania
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Mississippi
Indiana
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Texas
New Mexico
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California
Washington
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Vance
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Arid
Charles Ouasard
Ed Schiller
Gib‘Monkman
Optometrist Opens Havre Practice With Associates
Dr. L. Thomas More began optometry practice in Havre this week. He is associated with Dr. W. E. Selner. More left Chateau after working with Dr. J. R. Crabtree for months. Earlier he practiced with Dr. M. F. Keller in Great Falls.
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L. Thomas More
Havre
W. E. Selner
More
Chateau
J. R. Crabtree
M. F. Keller
Great Falls
PLU Concert Band Set to Play in Fairfield
Pacific Lutheran University concert band will perform marches contemporary works and classical pieces in Fairfield High School gymnasium Sunday Nov 29 at 8 pm under director Prof Gordon O Gilbertson. The Tacoma band with 60 instruments invites public attendance.
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Fairfield High School
Gordon O. Gilbertson
Tacoma
Wash
Methodist Bazaar and Luncheon Planned for Saturday
The Methodist Church schedules a bazaar and luncheon this Saturday in the church basement. Bazaar opens at 11 a.m. with luncheon starting at 11:30. The event features a Centennial theme and chuckwagon stew.
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Methodist Church
Tax Statements Spark County Assessment Clarification
Taxpayers face confusion after Nov 1 mailing as the Teton County treasurer and assessor explain changes from land classification. The notice outlines increased bills due to land reclassification, production records, and guidelines from Montana and federal agencies on grading land for tax purposes.
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Land Classification Office
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