Chateau Country Club Announces Two Upcoming Events
Chateau Country Club officials set two events for members. The winter potlucks occur on the first Thursday of fall and winter, starting Oct 2 at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse with after dinner card games. The Chateau-Conrad golf day is planned for Oct 5 in Conrad at 10 a.m. weather permitting. Members with club dish towels should return them immediately.
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Chateau Country Club
Chateau-Conrad
Conrad
Country Club
Cut Bank Wolves Beat Chateau on the Road
Chateau drops from unbeaten status after a 28-13 loss to Cut Bank. The Wolves dominated with several big plays and fumbles by both sides, while Choteau struggled to mount consistent offense and finished with limited first downs as Cut Bank opened a two score lead.
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Chateau
Bulldogs
Wolves
Fred Thompson
Choteau
Burton
Lewis
Damberger
Tom Maltby
Bill Smith
Cut Bank
Randy Hiss
Studded Tires Allowed In Montana This Winter
The use of studded tires is permitted in Montana from October 1 to May 31. In the summer months studs are banned on highways except as emergency tires after a flat or blowout.
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Montana
Moonlight Madness Date Set by Chamber of Commerce
The Moonlight Madness sale is scheduled for Saturday October 11 with extended hours from 7 to 9 30 p m Participating Chateau merchants will operate as usual, then reopen at 7 p m with special priced items throughout the stores The promotion invites all Chateau merchants to join and aims to boost early Christmas shopping and bargain hunting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chateau
Plan to Close Small Post Offices Faces Montana Critique
Congressman Melcher urges against sweeping closures of rural post offices, arguing Montana’s 374 offices would lose essential services and revenue while savings estimates are questionable. He notes historical declines, constitutional calls for universal mail service, and warns rural communities would bear higher costs. He testifies before the committee on Montana needs and protests mass closures.
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Washington
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America
Big Sky
Kentucky
Hearing clinics offered in Teton County by health department
Two audiologists will hold no charge hearing clinics in Dutton Fairfield and Chateau from 9 12 and 1 4 with seven minute checks. Ages 18 plus should make appointments for Oct 18 Dutton Lutheran Oct 14 Fairfield Oct 15 Chateau. Call listed numbers to schedule.
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State Department of Health
Teton County
Dutton
Fairfield
Chateau
Dutton Lutheran Church
Jean Harman
Betty Briggs
Fairfield Community Hall
Fanny Hatcher
Chateau Senior Citizen Center
Helen Clark
Doris Higgins
Teton County Health Department
Extension Homemakers
Atows
Pool Festival Scheduled by Lions Club for November
Lions Club announces the Pool Festival will be held on Saturday November 8 with general chairman Bob Gormley saying the late harvest caused the shift from October to November. The event aims to raise funds for a new bath house at the pool and seeks broad community support through a varied lineup of games for all ages.
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Bob Gormley
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Gormley
Lions
Jayceens Offer Preparation for Parenthood Course in Choteau
The Jayceens sponsor a seven week prepared childbirth course at the Choteau Library meeting room starting Oct 9 Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. Betty Swenson and Charlotte Koch will instruct. The program covers labor stages breathing parental adjustment post birth breastfeeding and related topics. Open to expectant mothers and fathers not limited to first time parents. Participants should bring two pillows and a blanket for exercises. The seven sessions run through Nov 20 ending with a hospital tour.
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Choteau Jayceens
Preparation For Parenthood
Choteau Library
Betty Swenson
Charlotte Koch
R.N
Dr Schulman To Address United Methodist Women
The United Methodist Women meet Monday Oct 6 at 7 30 p m in the church Women's Parlor. Guest speaker Dr Steve Schulman of Chateau is a psychologist from the Teton County Mental Health Clinic. Entertainment by Fred Thompson. Refreshments afterward. Open to all interested men and women.
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United’ Methodist Women
Steve Schulman
Chateau
Teton
Fred Thompson
September Weather Draws Farmers With Dry Harvest Push
September in the Chateau area brought hot dry days and frosty mornings with light rain in the mountains. Highs reached 84 on Sept 15 and lows dropped to 81 on Sept 19 while eight days stayed at 80 or higher aiding harvest. Precipitation totaled 0.2 inches at the Chateau station versus 0.61 last September and a yearly average of 0.99 inches.
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Chateau
Mixed Team Bowling Championship Debuts in Chateau
A state mixed team bowling championship will be held at A and E Lanes in Chateau with local qualifiers over the next four weeks. Teams of three women and two men or three men and two women compete locally. top teams advance to the state event on November 1 2 8 and 9 at A and E Lanes. Prizes awarded at local and state levels, contact Arvid or Kay Sundet at A and K Lanes for participation.
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Chateau
Montana
Arvid
Kay
Sundet
A& K
Punt Pass and Kick Contest Set For Saturday
The annual Punt Pass and Kick event sponsored by Choteau Ford Sales will occur Saturday at 1 p.m. on the high school football field. Six age groups for boys 8 to 13 will compete. winners advance to Great Falls on Oct. 11. Registration closes Oct. 4 at Choteau Ford Sales. bring a parent or guardian and slips to the field the day of the contest.
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Firemen Sponsor October 11 Dance for Public Fund Drive
Chateau firemen announce their annual public dance on Saturday October 11 at the city pavilion. Teenyes Orchestra will provide the music with dancing from 9 30 p m Proceeds fund small equipment and supplies for the department Fire Chief Arvid Sunder urges public support Tickets available from listed firemen including Arvid Sander Art Anderson Don Hofeldt Adolph Kadubeck Bill McCauley Don LaBaugh Ben Hoge Frank Plachetka Bill Hoyt Bob Scott Bob Flesch Pete Howard Bud White Grant Curtis Glen Yeager Gale Isakson Wayne Dunning Tom Swartzel Milt Van Auken Dick Nordhagen
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Chateau Firemen
Teenyes
Arvid Sunder
Arvid Sander
Art Anderson
Don Hofeldt
Adolph Kadubeck
Bill McCauley
Don LaBaugh
Ben Hoge
Frank Plachetka
Bill Hoyt
Bob Scott
Bob Flesch
Pete Howard
Bud White
Grant Curtis
Glen Yeager
Gale Isakson
Wayne Dunning
Tom Swartzel
Milt van Auken
Dick Nordhagen
Auxiliary Scholarship Contest Set for 1975-76
The Voice of Democracy program opens in Chateau and across the nation with theme What Our Bicentennial Heritage Means to Me. Local chairman Mrs. Jim Hamilton notes eligibility for high school sophomores to seniors and local awards of 25 15 and 10 dollars. National winner earns 10000. Essays taped 3 to 5 minutes with judging criteria. Deadline December 5 1975.
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Voice of Democracy
Chateau
Jim Hamilton
VFW
Janet Olson
Chateau High School
Methodist Church School Featured in Magazine Article
Chateau United Methodist Church school is highlighted in The Church School magazine as a standout in the single pastor category. The article credits its innovative Christian education approach and pastor Allen Adams for reviving Sunday School attendance from 85 to about 113 children and 2 youth after a successful after school program.
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United Methodist Church
Chateau
United Methodist Resource
Church
Board of Discipleship
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Choteau
The
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Choteau Church
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