Fourteen teachers propose facilities for new high school
Fourteen Chateau high school teachers presented ideas at a special school board meeting on Thursday. Secretary William Olsen said the board will review suggestions to determine space needs and feasibility, with plans to meet with architects next month and estimate the project cost. Ideas include science workrooms, green house, weather station, two 30 student labs, language rooms, and wildlife areas.
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Chateau High
William Olsen
Olsen
Oe 4
Chateau to Open 1965 Basketball Season With Two Nonconference Tilts
Coach Charles Peck reports Chateau will start the 1965 basketball season with two non-conference games this weekend. The Bulldogs travel to Ft. Benton on Friday and host Saturday for the home opener.
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Bulldogs
Chateau
Charles Peck
Fort Benton
Rocky’ Tope
Bob Schoonover
Bob Appleby
Peck
Doug Sabo
Jim Scott
Jerry Yeager
Dan Jacobs
LeRoy Banis
Dick ‘Stenson
John Davison
Dennis van Aitken
Dick Zier
Cliff Sabo
Ron Lehnert
Larry Brandvold
Charles Shannon
Mike’ Dellwo
Dennis Massey
Conrad
Cut Bank
Shelby
ASC Ballots Due On Nov 29 In Agricultural Stabilization Elections
FARMERS and ranchers are urged to cast ballots by November 29 in the ASC elections. Ballots mailed to eligible voters may be delivered in person or mailed and must be postmarked by Nov 29. Ballots tabulation is set for Dec 6 at 8 a.m. in Chateau with signer envelope required for validity.
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ASC
ASCS
Rex Manuel
Chateau
ALCS
Mrs Crabtree Dies at 89 in Montana Rest Home
Mrs C W Alice Crabtree aged 89 died Monday night at the Teton County Rest Home. Funeral services are pending. She homesteaded with husband Chris in the Sun River Valley in 1910. Survivors include four daughters Mrs John Kessinger Mrs Bernard Hatcher Mrs Frank Sumak and Mrs L C Buck a son J W Crabtree and a sister in Mis soula.
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C. W
Alice
Crabtree
Simms
Teton County Rest Home
Chris
Sun River Valley
John’ Kessinger
Chateau
Bernard Hatcher
Greenfield
Frank
Sumak
Utah
Clark and Dials Fly to Seattle for Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dial drove to Great Falls Tuesday then flew to Seattle to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. They plan to return this weekend.
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Bob Clark
Elmer ‘Dial
Great Falls
Seattle
Rest home bond issue discussed at Teton meeting
Representatives of the Citizens Committee for the New County Rest Home, including Walter Doheny and Harriet Morgan, spoke at a Fairfield informational meeting on Friday. They described patient concerns, cost per bed estimates, and argued private groups cannot match county plans.
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Citizens Committee
New County Rest
Walter
Doheny
Harriett
Morgan
Teton
Fairfield
Feyah
Russell
Sewell
Art 'Tavaryz
ABC Corp
Cut Bank
Martin Shannon
Mrs. Morgan
Jaycees Oppose County Rest Home Bond Issue
The Jaycees oppose the $150000 county rest home bond, arguing private facilities can provide the service cheaper. They warn a future bond for additions could follow and state a private home could withdraw patients if costs rise, urging voters to defeat the Dec 4 ballot.
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Chateau
Ihome Rover
Teton County
Jaycees
Bob's Ford Buys Radiator Shop Equipment
Bob Dellwo and Bob's Ford Sales acquired radiator repair equipment and supplies from The Shop, former operator Robert McDonald who closed the business. McDonald will assist for two weeks with radiator repair instruction before attending Montana State University after Christmas. Dellwo notes the radiator repair portion was purchased and the deal closed Monday.
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Bob Dellwo
Bob
Ford Sales
Robert McDonald
Montana State University
Dellwo
McDonald
Marlow Randall
Residents discuss planning for mentally retarded in Teton County
About 40 residents from Teton County met November 16 in the county courthouse to learn how they might assist mentally retarded people in the area. Dr. Arthur E Westwell spoke on differences between mental retardation and mental illness, noting about 200 causes with only 25 percent known. Senator J W Breen and Rep W Gordon McOmber attended and Breen was named temporary chairman. Chester Baker to be temporary secretary treasurer. Jayceens provided coffee and cookies.
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Teton
County
Teton County
Montana
Betty” “Swenson
Arthur E
Westwell
Chuck) John
Conrad
Westyre
Oftane
Boulder
Visat
Johnson
Betty Swenson
J.W. Breen
W. Gordon’ McOmber
Night openings set by merchants
Chateau merchants announce seven Friday and weekend nights when shops will stay open until 9 p.m. This week dates include December 3 7 and 10 and December 21 22 23.
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Chateau Merchants
Taylor family to spend Thanksgiving in Denver
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Taylor and their daughter Judy left Tuesday for Denver to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Taylor and family. En route they stopped in Bozeman to pick up Mrs. Hazel Taylor who accompanied them on the trip.
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Bud Taylor
Judy
Denver
Larry Taylor
Bozeman
Hazel Taylor
Local bowling pair to teach clinics at A and E Lanes
Jack and LaVerne Edler, famed bowling instructors, will conduct five week, Friday classes for all levels at A and E Lanes Chateau beginning December 3. Sponsored by A and E Lanes and the PBPA Learn to Bowl and Bowl Better Clinics, they join staff pros for the program.
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Will
A & E Lanes
Chateau
Arvid
Sunder
Jack and
LaVerne + Edler
Ithe
Jack
Jill
Rand
A &E
PBPA
Edler
Dutton Man Wins 15 Year Award
Wayne Proff of Dutton is among six supervisors honored for 15 years of service with the Soil and Water Conservation District. The 24th annual meeting of the Montana Association for Soil and Water Conservation Districts was held in Havre November 7 19. The report notes trip to Pierre South Dakota to fetch Mrs Marie Wood and Harold Wood who had been in an automobile accident. Harold remains hospitalized in a body cast and recuperating at home where visitors are welcome.
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Wayne Proff
Dutton
Soil and Water Conservation District
Tithe
Montana
Havre
Wee
Harry’ "Wood
Pierre
S. D
Marie Wood
Harald
Harold
M Anderson Services Held In Choteau
M Edward Anderson 19 son of Mr and Mrs J R Anderson of Choteau died at Memorial Hospital Teton after months ill ness He was born Sept 9 1948 in Great Falls raised in Choteau He played many sports after Choteau High School graduating he attended Luther College Decorah Iowa as a pre law student Survivors include his parents a sister Robin and brothers Zane and Kent all at home maternal grandparents and many aunts and uncles Services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Marlow Engberg officiating Organist Mrs Marge Hanusa and vocal solo by Gale Isakson Burial was in Chateau Cemetery Banks Funeral Home in charge All the boys of his high school graduating class were honorary pallbearers with active pallbearers Jere Huffman Lonnie Dale Ronnie Gollehon Dave Warneke Jim Sulgrove and Gary Dunckel
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Great Falls
Choteau
Chateau High School
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Robin
Zane
Kent
Trinity Lutheran
Marlow Engberg
Marge Hanusa
Gale Isakson
Chateau
Banks Funeral Home
Jere Huffman
Lonnie Dalé
Ronnie Gollehon
Dave Warneke
Jim Sulgrove
Gary Dunckel
Chateau council and school board act to ease traffic
The Chateau city council and school board unite to reduce parking and pedestrian hazards at the high and elementary schools. A cable barrier across the high school lot will direct traffic flow, limiting entry and exit to two lanes. Students may leave cars at noon to free space, while gravel lots owned by Drs. McAuley and Crabtree will be used for staff parking, freeing streets for parent pickup.
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Chateau
Drs. McAuley and Crabtree
Hunting Trip Ends with Near Fatal Back Injury to Dr William Patton
Dr William Patton and three companions were hunting Friday when a .2710 caliber bullet struck Patton’s back. The projectile entered mid back and exited the right shoulder, leaving an eight inch wound. Patton remained conscious, was taken by truck to a hospital, admitted Friday night, released Monday, and back on the job Tuesday. He reported a second bullet hole later found in the brim of his hat and said the incident would not slow his hunting.
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William Patton
Patton
Larry Delino
Henway
Pattonii
Thadi
Postmaster urges early mailing and careful packing for holiday rush
Monkman notes post office handled record mail last Christmas and expects higher volume this year. He urges updating addresses with ZIP codes, shopping early, keeping gifts in sturdy packaging, and writing clear addresses to ensure timely delivery.
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Monkman
Ives
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