Choteau Girls Basketball Heads to Divisional Tournament
Coach Lee Reynolds brings the Choteau girls to the Northern Divisional tournament at CMR to finish the 1975 season. They open against Shelby at 6 p.m. with a potential rematch vs Great Falls High on Thursday if they win, and a loss ends their run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
CMR High School
Shelby
Pam van Setten
Lee Reynolds
Choteau
C. M. Russells
Great Falls High School
Bisonettes
Great Falls
Great Falls High
CMR
Malta
Browning
Havre
Conrad
Chinook
Cut Bank
Fort Benton
Denise, Weinert
Laura’ Stott
Jacque ‘Jensen
Dru Nordhagen
Susie Linville
Pam Van_ Setten
Theresa Scott
Cathy Fellows
Bonnie Stott
Lorinda Walker
Valerie Burgess
Rosemarie Stokes
Reynolds
First Nine Weeks Honor Roll Announced at Choteau High
Choteau High School announced the first nine weeks honor roll after report cards were issued. Eligibility required a 3.00 GPA or B average. Seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen named include numerous students such as Dan Alzheimer Jolene Arnold Charlene Barker Mike Bruce Tom Clarke Jamie Crawford Gary Dale Janet Dale Ingrid Gassner John Jenson Liz Jordan Shaun Kelly Rich Nordhagen Pat Scott Jay Stott Jim Stott Judy Wiebrock J. C. Yarde and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Alzheimer
Jolene Arnold
Charlene Barker
Mike Bruce
Tom Clarke
Jamie Crawford
Gary Dale
Janet Dale
Ingrid Gassner
John Jenson
Liz Jordan
Shaun Kelly
Rich Nordhagen
Pat Scott
Jay Stott
Jim Stott
Judy Wiebrock
J. C. Yarde
Mike Arensmeyer
Jim Campbell
Jean Dellno
Craig Ekegren
Sally Evensen
All Conference Football Honors for Northern Division A
Choteau Bulldogs feature in the Northern Division Class A All-Conference list led by Cut Bank’s dominance as co champions with 6-1 marks. Cut Bank finished state runners-up 14 9 to Livingston. Choteau earn first team offense Randy Jenson Mark Armstrong. first team defense Mike Bruce Wally Chane Rich Nordhagen. Second team defense Randy Jenson Tom Maltby. second team offense John Buck Mike Bruce Mike Hamilton Pat Scott Todd Curtis Bill Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Livingston
Randy Jenson
Mark Armstrong
Mike Bruce
Wally Chane
Rich Nordhagen
Tom Maltby
John Buck
Mike Hamilton
Pat Scott
Todd Curtis
Bill Smith
City Council Meeting Postponed Due to Absences
The city council meeting was postponed because several council members were out of town. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday December 1.
Royal Arch Masons Plan Monday Potluck Dinner
Royal Arch Masons announce a Monday potluck supper on Nov 24 with dinner at 6 30 p m for all Masons and spouses or widows. A filmstrip Saga of the Royal Arch will follow. Lodges from nearby towns invited. contact Ralph Coleman or Charles Tesch for more information.
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Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Chateau
Ralph ‘Coleman
Charles Tesch
Benefit Dance For Chuck Nauck Medical Needs
Choteau teachers sponsor a benefit dance on Saturday December 6 at the Choteau pavilion from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Proceeds go to Chuck Nauck’s medical expenses for Hodgkin’s disease with a $1 minimum admission. Music by Reynolds directed group. Midnight lunch served.
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Choteau
Bob Nauck
Chuck
Hodgkin's
Choteau Pavilion
Lloyd Renolds
Reynolds
Naucks
Banquet Set For Monday To Honor Football And Girls’ Team
Parents of football players and girls basketball team members approved a banquet to honor both squads. The event is scheduled for Monday November 24 at 6 30 p m in the pavilion. Invites go to parents coaches cheerleaders and school board members with food duties to be coordinated by Mrs Ron Hinman.
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Ron Hinman
Family Unity Demonstration To Be Held
A Family Home Evening demonstration hosted by the LDS Church will take place Sunday November 23 at 7 p.m. at the Choteau LDS Church as part of Family Unity Week promoted nationally by President Ford and locally by the Choteau Jayceens. The notice urges families to participate and outlines tips for family involvement and quality time together.
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Choteau Jaycees
LDS Church
Choteau Lds Church
Ford
Thomas Judge
Chateau Jayceens
United States
Montana
Girls Divisional Tournament Opens at Choteau
The Northern Divisional Class B girls basketball tournament starts Thursday at Choteau High School with eight teams including Fairfield Sunburst Belt Cascade Rudyard Inverness Winnett and St Leo s Lewistown. Sessions begin 2 PM and 7 PM daily through Saturday with finals at 7 PM. Admission varies by session with all-session ticket prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Fairfield
Sunburst
Belt
Cascade
Rudyard
Inverness
Winnett
St. Leo’s
Lewistown
Daisy King Dies Tuesday At Great Falls
Obituary notices Daisy King aged 72 dies Tuesday in a Great Falls nursing home. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Chateau United Methodist Church with Rev. Allen Adams officiating Beaches Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include her husband Marshall and four daughters in Hamilton and Seattle. The notice also lists numerous tournament officials and staff for a local high school event in Chateau with top teams from four districts.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
Marshall
Daisy) King
Great Falls
Allen Adams
Banks Funeral Home
King
Davenport
Iowa
Jim Robertson
Choteau
Daisy
Marshall King
Chateau
Skyline Lodge
Jack
Dorothy) Likins
Hamilton
Edward
Marion) DeBroski
Seattle
William
Katherine) Goebel
Alice Laurin
George Carroll
Teton County Government Study Commission Sets Public Meetings
The Teton County Local Government Study Commission held its fifth meeting at the county courthouse and plans a November schedule of interviews with commissioners officials and department heads. Public meetings are set for December 8 at Chateau and December 10 at Fairfield to gauge public input on the current government form. Members include Larry Maurer Tom Stott and Rod Hanson.
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Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton-Power
Teton County Commission
Larry Maurer
Tom Stott
Rod Hanson
Mrs G Curtis Leads Red Cross Drive in Montana
Mrs Grant Curtis, a Red Cross Blood Chair man and civic leader, will head Teton County's part of the state drive to raise 375000 for a new Montana Red Cross Regional Blood Center. The plan includes freezing blood to improve safety and supply capacity with a slide series at Kiwanis and hospital staff events. Contributions may be sent to local campaign chairs in Dutton Fairfield and other towns.
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Grant Curtis
Red Cross Blood
Chateau
Teton County
Montana Red Cross
S. Clark Pyfer
Helena
Curtis
Irene Hemstad
Ardell Shannon
Dutton
Lorraine Hartz
Fairfield
Thanksgiving Parade for Choteau Children
Children in Choteau gather for a Thanksgiving parade next Tuesday at 4 15 p m. The Choteau junior high band led by Lloyd Reynolds provides music as Catholic children carry Spirit of 76 banners and flags. The procession starts at the Catholic Church and ends at the pavilion with songs and prayers. Hot chocolate will be served and all area children are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Aes Lutheran
United Met
Tier
Day ‘Saints
Pecos
Lloyd Reynolds
America the Beautiful
Main Street
School Photos Rescheduled After Processing Failure
Due to ruined film in Seattle, Chateau schools move photo day to Tuesday November 25 at 9 p.m. through the day for grade and high school photos. A preschool and adult session follows Wednesday November 26 from 1 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at Chateau Photo. Anyone absent on November 25 may attend the studio on Wednesday to have pictures taken.
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Seattle
Chateau
Chateau Photo
Girl Scout Wreath Sale Planned at Chateau District
The Chateau Girl Scouts announce a wreath and charm sale during the first weekend in December. Wreaths cost $2.25 and charms $2.50, available door to door and at the Curtis Building on Main Street Saturday December 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Orders can be sent to Box 696, Chateau.
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Chateau
Curtis
Main Street
Teton Pass Ski Patrol Schedule Ski Swap
The Teton Pass Ski Patrol schedules its annual ski swap for Friday December 5 in the building once occupied by Chateau Implement. The event offers used equipment at reduced prices and provides a selling avenue for outgrown gear. The patrol collects a 10 percent commission on sold items. Contact Jane Nesbit for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass
Ski Patrol
Chateau Implement
Jane Nesbit
Pishkun and Bynum Reservoirs See Strong Salmon Catches
Fish and Game biologist Bill Hill reports good salmon snagging at Pishkun and Bynum reservoirs. Pishkun salmon run larger on average. four-year-olds maturing and spawning with measurements showing males about 19.8 inches and 2.86 pounds, females about 18.1 inches and 2.17 pounds. Three-year-olds at Pishkun average 15.9 inches and 1.52 pounds. Daily limit is 35, season ends January 31. Nanifowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Pishkun
Bill Hill
Fish and Game
Hill
Pishkun Reservoir
Chateau
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Denise Weinert
Jacque Jensen
Laura Stott
Choteau High
Sun
Daisy King
Robert Gormley
Don Murray
Stan Rathman
Fay Buck
Terry Reistad
Bill McCauley
Helen Dale
Syd Clark
Gene Boyle
John Rose
FFA
CPC
Karen Rambo
Stan Corps
Doug Russell
Devon
Jim Williams
Walter
Bill Wilkerson
Montana High School Association
Penny Bullock
County Government Study Commission
States Meetings
Mrs. G. Curtis
Red Cross
Mrs
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