Robbins crowned Junior Miss at Jaycee Pageant
Sandi Robbins of Choteau won the Teton County Junior Miss title at the Jaycee Junior Miss Pageant in Chateau. Gwen Shannon and Shelley Baquet finished as first and second runners-up, with judges scoring interview scholastics arts poise and youth fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libraryical Library
Montana Historical Society
Helena
Montana
Choteau
Sandi Robbins
Henry Helf, Choteau
Teton County
Chateau
Robbins
Shirley Gronberg
Gwen Shannon
Dave Shannon
Dutton
Shannon
University of Montana At
Mis
Soula
Dutton High School
Shelley Baquet
Eugene Baquet
Miss Baquet
Missoula
Misses Robbins
Miss Robbins
Mae Rosok
Jody Genger
Fairfield High School
Miss Rosok
Nils Rosok
Miss Genger
Ward Genger
Fairfield
Darlene George
Lester George
Lynne Jackson
J. L. (Chick) Sulgrove
Cynthia Sue Reyner
Max Reyner
Janet Shepherd
Gideon Shepherd
Laura Lee Larsen
Kaare Larsen
Chateau Diane Gettel
Jean Cecile Schultz
Power High School
Ann Marie Hould
Mobile
Ala
Kathy Sboussard
Donna Harris
Karen Peck
Diane McClue
Henry Helf
Miss Shannon
Kalispell
Ron Hinman
Plans to widen Division Street move forward in Chateau
The Chateau City Council plans to widen West Division Street next spring by eight feet from the Nursing Home to Second Avenue West, adding four feet each side near the pool, tennis court, and Methodist Church block. Estimated cost $8,000 to $9,000 to be funded by a state gasoline tax. The project aims to reduce a traffic hazard created when cars park along the curb. The State Highway Commission supports the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau City Council
West Division Street
Second Avenue
Clude
John Dunkel
State Highway Commission
Dunckel
Don Swanson
Gerald Wellington
Chateau Volunteer Fire Department
Ray Anderson
Hazlett
C. O. Juelfs
Madison Chemical Corporation
Allen Smith Co
American Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Chamber of Commerce Plans February Annual Banquet
Cha teau Chamber of Commerce President Bob Taylor names Al Hensley banquet chairman with officers to be elected at the Dec 3 meeting. New officers will be installed at the annual banquet. Lights for a Christmas tree on the courthouse oval are ordered, replacing previous tree purchases to fund lighting more trees in coming seasons.
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Bob Taylor
The
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
al Hensley
Enoch Stroh
Court House Oval
Court House
Jack Rogers
Bike Light Law Enforcement to Begin in City
Police Chief Leon Gollehon announced that after sunset until before sunrise all bicycles must have a front white light and a rear red reflector or red light. Beginning Dec 1 first offenses will be warned, with action for subsequent violations. He urged parent involvement and bike registration to aid recovery of stolen bikes.
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Leon Gollehon
Gollehon
Senior Class Play Postponed at CHS
Chateau High School postpones the senior class play after lead actor John Scott falls ill and is hospitalized. Ed Schiller says work on the production continues and the public will be notified before any future presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
Chateau High School
Schiller
John Scott
Pheasant Season To Close Sunday
Pheasant hunting will close at sunset Sunday Nov. 24 ending a three week season with a daily bag limit of three birds. Reports from local hunters indicate a continued shortage of pheasants, with birds especially hard to find after opening day.
Schiller Re-elected Red Cross Chairman In Teton County
Ed Schiller was re-elected chair man of the Teton County Red Cross Chapter at the annual meeting Monday night at the court house in Chateau. Also re-elected were Mrs. Nels Hemstad first vice president and R W Gronberg secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
Teton County
Red Cross
Court House
Chateau
Nels Hemstad
Dutton
R. W. Gronberg
Schiller
Gronberg
Margaret Olson
Norman Stormwind
Fairfield
Edith Breckon
Doris Rosholt
Gordon Monkman
Grant Curtis
Stan Rathman
Leonard Sheble
Monkman
Pete Huidekoper
SREC Meeting Well Attended in Great Falls
About 600 members and friends attended Sun River Electric Cooperative 81st annual meeting at De Molay Youth Center Great Falls. Trustees George Huffman and Charles W Field re elected for three years. President George Grosskopf and officers re elected. Ramona Arnst presented Washington trip slides. Bill Haney performed magic. Door prizes awarded and capital credit checks totaling 80 476 10 issued to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Electric Cooperative
de Molay
Great Falls
George Huffman
Charles W. Field
Pendrey
George Grosskopf
Belt
S. T. McFarland
Conrad
Ralph
Annual TSAA Meet Is Friday in Chateau
Robert Brastrup of Great Falls executive secretary of the Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Commission will be guest speaker at the TSAA annual meeting in Chateau Friday. He will address the banquet at 6 30 p m in the Cornell Hotel, ham dinner served. Tickets cost 2 50 and are available from TSAA directors or secretary Charles Crane. The business meeting at the Cornell Hotel begins at 1 30 p m with the election of five officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brastrup
Great Falls
Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Commission
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Chateau
Brastrup
TSAA
Cornell Hotel
Charles Crane
Cornell
Ink Spots to Perform in Chateau High School Auditorium
The Ink Spots, famous recording artists, will appear in Chateau on Tuesday Nov 26 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Lions Club sponsors, with John Dunckel in charge, say proceeds help the Lions Civic fund. Comic Bobby Smith opens the show, expected to run about 2 1/2 hours.
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Ink Spots
Choteau
Lions Club
John Dunckel
Chateau
Bobby Smith
Smith
Red Foley
Preston Foster
Danny Thomas
Jimmy Durante
Happy Jones
Dunckel
Lions Civic Fund
Chateau High School
Services Held Here Saturday For L. Clough
Funeral services for C. L. Louie Clough 46 were held at Chateau United Methodist Church with Rev. Don Ian Smith officiating. Burial in Chateau Cemetery included Air National Guard honors. Clough, a radar technician with the Great Falls Air Guard, died Nov. 13 after a heart attack. He served in the Navy 1941-47 and 1950-52. He lived in Great Falls since 1966, born 22 Sept 1922 in Keokuk Iowa. Survivors include wife Lois Mae Duits Clough, sons Rich in Germany and Robert in Great Falls, daughter Jeanne, along with his mother, stepfamily, and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of Chateau Odd Fellows, James Smith Post American Legion, and the Methodist Church.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
C. L. (Louie) Clough
Great Falls
Don Ian Smith
Banks Funeral Home
Chateau Cemetery
Air National Guard
Marge Hanusa
Leo Pierre
D. B. Crane
Art Lindseth
Dick Conklin
Clough
Air Guard
Chateau
Keokuk
Iowa
Lois Mae Duits
Choteau
Navy
Cloughs
C. R
Rich) Clough
U. S. Army
Germany
Robert
Jeanne
Joe Carroll
Pasadena
Tex
Joe and
Jordan Carroll
George Montgomery
The
Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge
C. James Smith Post American Legion
Methodist Church
Hospital Drive In Progress At Teton Memorial
The annual fund drive for Teton Memorial Hospital continues with residential areas mostly contacted. Business district solicitation is delayed due to John Strandveld’s hospitalization, and Ron Hinman expects to complete those calls within a week. Residents can mail donations to Hinman or John Brandvold at Citizens State Bank.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
John Strandveld
Ron Hinman
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Hinman
John Brandvold
Citizens State Bank
Bulldogs Schedule Two Invitational Tournaments In 1968 69
Chateau High School coach Charles Peck released the 1968 69 basketball schedule featuring 10 home games and two early season tournaments. The team opens November 29 30 in the Fairfield Invitational tourney and plays a full slate through February 21 including Browning Fairfield Cut Bank Conrad Shelby Sunburst Choteau Valier and Ft Benton games.
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Charles Peck
Chateau High School
Peck
Fairfield
Ft. Benton
Polson
Choteau
Cut Bank
Conrad
Browning
Chinook
Shelby
Sunburst
Valier
Fairfield Invitational Basketball Tournament Sets Games in Choteau Gym
The Fairfield Invitational basketball tourney will be held in the Choteau gym because Fairfield gym is not ready. Participants include Fairfield, Choteau, Great Falls Russell IV, and Simms. Fairfield vs Great Falls Russell IV opens the event at 7:30 p.m. with Choteau facing Simms at 9 p.m.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Great Falls
Russell IV
Burr Field sidelined by eye injury for December return
Coach Peck says Burr Field must sit out until mid December for an eye exam after a season ending injury. If healed insufficiently, Field could miss the rest of the season and Chateau may struggle to fill one guard slot. Veterans Ameline and Smith remain at guard and center.
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Peck
Burr Field
Chateau
Veterans Field
Rudy Ameline
Ray Smith
L Rodney Grossman Dies in Great Falls
L Rodney Grossman 29 a Power farmer died Tuesday in a Great Falls hospital where he had been a patient since August. Born in Great Falls March 24 1939 he was a Power High School graduate. Survivors include his parents siblings uncles aunts and cousins. Funeral services by Rev Gordon Patterson today at 1 30 at Croxford and Sons Mortuary Great Falls. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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L. Rodney Grossman
Power
Great Falls
G. Grossman
Power High School
George Grossman
Joan
Diane
Gordon
Fort Shaw
Gary
Missoula
Gordon Patterson
Croxford & Sons Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Hearing Scheduled at Collins Depot
Great Northern Railway seeks permission from the Board of Railway Commissioners to discontinue its Collins agency station and remove the building. The company says Collins handles mainly carload business and can be billed from a neighboring agency. A public hearing is set for 1 p.m. December 4 at Collins depot for interested parties to be heard.
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Board of Railway Commissioners
Great Northern Railway
Collins
Great Northern
Missionary to Speak At Chateau Baptist Church
Rev. Paul Schlener a veteran missionary with the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism will lecture at Chateau Baptist Church Friday at 8 p m He and his brother John began work in the Upper Amazon Brazil about 16 years ago creating the Port of Two Brothers and ministering to the Ticana Indians He will show a film of the work and the public is invited.
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Paul Schlener
Association of Baptists For World Evangelism, Inc
Chateau Baptist Church
Schlener
John
Amazon
Brazil
South America
Port of Two Brothers
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Choteau Jaycees and
Jayceens
Division Street
Chamber of Commerce
SREC
Chateau High School Music Department
L. Clough
Bulldog
Collins Depot
Baptist Church
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