Chamber to Seek Pavement on Farmington Conr ad Road
The Chamber plans to form a committee to urge the County Commissioners to prioritize paving the unpaved Farmington road linking to the Pendrey Conrad highway. Al Hensley outlined county and secondary road funding, with state kickbacks and federal sharing, and said the committee will press for action though funds are tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Farmington-Conrad Road
Chamber of Commerce
Farmington
al Hensley
Hensley
Territorial Integrity Legislation Urged by Sun River Electric
About 750 Sun River Electric Cooperative members at Great Falls urged Montana lawmakers to adopt territorial integrity legislation at the 1971 session. Fay Crusch warned rural cooperatives may need to borrow funds, stressing security against private power takeovers. Trustees re elected and officers named as the group serves 2,800 members across eight counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Electric
Sun River Electric Cooperative
Great Falls
Montana
Fay Crusch
Bainville
Crusch
George Grosskopf
Belt
Stanley Stelling
Simms
Pondera
Cascade
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Toole
Liberty
Judith Basin
Henry Zanto
Highwood
National Rural Electric Meeting
Las Vegas
SREC
Wrangler Aided By Dr Johnson After Horse Accident
A. W. Tom Carter, a Carter area rancher, was kicked in the head and chest by his horse near Gibson Lake west of Augusta. Dr M A Johnson and others from the Chateau area treated him at the scene and airlifted him to a Great Falls hospital after a long night. Carter suffered four broken ribs and facial and chest injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnson
A. W
Tom Carter
Carter Area
Gibson Lake
Augusta
Carter
Glenn Roberts
Cabin Creek
Tucker Flatt
M. A Johnson
Paul Alzheimer
Harold Richert
Rodney Greenwood
Chateau
Greenwood
Johnson
Great Falls
Dr. Johnson
Choteau Hunters See Locked-Head Deer Battle aftermath
Ray Kelly and his son Roger found two buck deer locked in battle along the Teton River west of Choteau. One dead, the other alive but unapproachable, so the hunters killed the living deer to end the struggle. Kelly planned to save the horns still locked together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kelly
Roger
Choteau
Teton River
Junior Miss To Be Chosen Sunday November 30
Preparations are underway for the 1969 Junior Miss Pageant in Teton County set for Sunday at Chateau High School. Eleven contestants attend a final rehearsal on Sunday November 23 with Jaycee and Jayceen committees coordinating dance, attire, and MC duties under Tony Jaconetty and others guiding decorations and program flow. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau High School
Bill McCauley
Jaycees
Charles Crane
John Arnold
Clark Russell
Jayceens
Jerry Wellington
Jack Clark
Tony Jaconetty
Roger Weist
Dave Stott
Jaconetty
Ray Anderson
Bill Patton
Yearly Chamber Capers To Feature Glamorous Celebrities
The annual Chamber Capers Saturday at 8 p.m. in Chateau High School hosts Honey Cardston and Ted Mayhem plus stars like the Lemon sisters Ding Dim and Mrs. Muller. Mayor Dellno and Rev. Engberg speak, with local acts including Brumberger, Isakson, Warneke and a stump the band finale. Turkeys are given away to attendees registered at local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Mayhem
Cardston
Ted
Chamber
Lemon Sisters
Ding Dim
Muller
Jim Dellno
Marlow Engberg
Skyline Lodge
Adrian Dargan
Reg Wearley
Cha
Teau Jaycees
Dean Brumberger
Liz Jordan
Jolene Isakson
Carol Jo Allen
Dave Warneke
Lloyd Reynold
Robert McNeel
Wayne Krahe
Gale Isakson
Mayhem
Trixie
Dixie
Pixie
Bertha
Moon Rocket Launch Impresses Choteau Youth Scientist
Frank Hensley a Choteau High School senior described the Apollo 12 launch as impressive and noted a lightning strike hitting the pad during liftoff. Hensley attended NASA sponsored Youth Science Congress in Pasadena and observed the Cape Kennedy event after research on brain protein and genetics for the American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hensley
Choteau High School
Hensley
NASA
Pasadena
Calif
American Cancer Society
Missoula
Florida
Chicago
Orlando
Nixon
Edmund Muskie
Cape Kennedy
Seniors Present Annual Drama at Chateau High
The Chateau High School senior class will stage The Whole Truth by William D. Fisher tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. An all senior cast features Tom Swartzel as the father and Bob Corbett as the minister in a story about truth, social pretenses, and a family posing as servants to impress a businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
William D. Fisher
D. J. Reed
Tom Swartzel
Carol Dreyer
Paul Stokes
Diane Young
Valerie Krone
Jack Hinman
Bob Corbett
Darwin Abbott
Sheila Murphy
Rose Corey
Rob Batten
Australia
Schedule Set For Basketball Coach Knutson at Chateau High
Coach Don Knutson leads Chateau Bulldogs in 1969 70 season prep for the Fairfield Invitational November 28 29 a season opener slate listing games at home and away against Conrad Shelby Sunburst Browning Fairfield Cut Bank Cascade Walier and more with district tours in Shelby Cut Bank and Butte and season tickets at 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Knutson
Chateau High School
Knutson
Simms
Fort Benton
Conrad
Shelby
Cascade
Eureka
Sunburst
Valier
Browning
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Walier
Butte
Chateau
Local Girls Shine In Make It Yourself With Wool Contest
In Great Falls last Saturday, Jane Wisse Chateau and Nancy Maurer Power earned prizes in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. Maurer won the junior division for ages 14 to 16 with a red wool semi fitted coat showing black leather buttons. She advances to the state contest in Billings on December 9 and 10 alongside senior division winner Sidonie Weingart Winnett. Wisse also placed in the junior division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wisse
Chateau
Nancy Maurer
Power
Great Falls
Miss Maurer
Billings
Sidonie Weingart
Winnett
Miss Wisse
Library building questions answered in Choteau
The Choteau Library Board clarifies details on proposed library expansion. Funding comes from a $30,000 Villager building plan with $15,000 public subscription and $15,000 federal grant matched. Ownership stays with the City of Chateau and federal rules require a long term library use agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Villager
State Library Board
Chateau Library Board
City of
Chateau
Montana Power
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Leonard Blixrud
George M. Goodwin
Teton Canyon
Forest Service
Robert Gronberg
Citizens State Bank
Gronberg
Tom McCartney
Chamber Capers
Chateau Bulldog
Casey Bilbro
Steve Snyder
Steve Larson
Don Horak
Ron Allen
Ken Brown
Mike Casey
Fay Buck
John Poore
Hick Baird
Lonnie Kelly
Mark Alzheimer
Dan Rogers
Don Dale
Bob Hodgskiss
Russ Swanson
Conrad Gunderson
Scott Swanson
Jim Hinman
Wayvan Campbell
Ted Lesmeister
Lyall Tesch
John Chane
Jim Pourroy
Allen Adams
Steve Jenson
Bob Stokes
Steve Rose
Leonard Scott
Gary Alzheimer
Greg Yeager
Terry Martin
David Enzweiler
Kim Sabo
Marcie Curtis
Sue Rathman
Caroline Dreyer
Kathy Cowen
Johnny Carson
Carson
Tom
McCartney
Honey Cardston
Abbott Implement
Chateau Ford
Sip
Sup
Cornell
Bob’s Time Shop
Teton Furniture
Taylor Motor Co
Lil's Beauty Shop
Isakson’s Department
Teton Motors
Choteau Bakery
Choteau Club
Breen Oil Co
Teton Cleaners
Montana Power Co
Choteau Electric
Ellen’s
Safeway
Teton County Abstract Co
the Corral
Choteau Cleaners
Choteau Acantha
Hanusa Agency
Rich’s Standard Service
Standard Bulk Plant
V & J Appliance and Tire Co
Dolly’s Flower Shop
Coast To Coast
Choteau Imp. Co
Choteau Drug, Inc
Mountain Bell
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Al’s Husky
Log Cabin Drive
Bob's Union 76
Andy’s
Choteau Feed and Seed
Luinstra Texaco
Kimmel Brothers Texaco
General Mills Elevator
Bella Vista Motel
Antler Bar
Rex's Thriftway
Choteau Bar
Olsen Agency
Choteau Food
Gambles Store
Glacier Refrigeration
Swartzel’s
Texaco
Enco
Phillips 66
Big Sky 66
J. A. Swanson Agency
Parkway Cafe
K’s Auto Parts
Moon
Young Choteau
Acantha
Ted Sherman
Friends of the Library
Choteau Jaycees
Ted Crawford
Jaycee Committee
Crawford
Choteau Library Board
Dutton
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