Bulldogs Clinch Tough Football Win Over Malta 13-8
Choteau high fought a rugged contest to beat Malta 13-8 on Friday. The Bulldogs scored two first half touchdowns, then withstood a Mustang rally, sealing the win as Malta threatened late. The homecoming festivities included a parade and crowning of Susan Meadows queen.
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Choteau High School Bulldogs
Malta
Mustangs
Choteau
CHS Honkecoming
Susan Meadows
Chateau
Shelby
Conrad
Fort Benton
Local Mayors Prayer Breakfast Set For Monday Morning
About 80 to 90 people are expected at the Choteau Lions Club hall on Monday at 7 am for the Local Mayors Prayer Breakfast. Honored guests include Mayor D P Fabrick of Choteau Mayor Martin Olson of Dutton and other city, county, state leaders with Dr Dee Heetderks the Bozeman physician slated to speak. The event honors mayors and civic, political and religious leaders and promotes the Christian heritage, with a 27 member civic committee organizing. Prayer breakfasts have spread nationwide from the Presidents breakfast to state and local events.
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Choteau Lions Club
D. P. Fabrick
Choteau
Martin Olson
Dutton
Chet Leach
Fairfield
Leonard Sheble
Fred Barribal
Jack Rogers
Bill McCauley
Martin Shannon
C. O. Juelfs
Homer Rowland
Teton County
Jerry Breen
Nels Hemstad
Dee Heetderks
Bozeman
William F. Olsen
Chaiman
Olsen
United States
Christian Foundation
City Chamber Ad Campaign Gains Support In Choteau
At a quiet Chateau Chamber of Commerce meeting Marl Faurote said response to the home town advertising campaign has been most gratifying with nearly 60 businesses and professionals indicating they will participate. President Duane Reisch said the chamber is deeply in debt after Appreciation Day and seeks new members. 27 prospective members will be canvassed as volunteers solicit memberships.
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Chateau
Chamber
al Hensley
Minneapolis
Hensley
Grid Squad Wins Avenges Lone Loss at Choteau High
The Choteau High School B squad defeated Great Falls Central freshman 13-6 to improve to 3 1. The Bullpups had earlier lost 19-13 to Great Falls in the season opener. Scoring came on passes to LeRoy Banis from Jim Scott and a Greg Curtis interception return then a Scott Banis TD.
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Choteau High School
Great Falls Central
Choteau
Walier
Fairfield
Great Falls
Chateau
LeRoy Banis
Jim Scott
Greg Curtis
Curtis
Scott-Banis
Chuck Peck
Cliff Sabo
Charles Shannon
Steve McAuley
LeRoy Jacobs
Dennis Rice
Thompson Dies at Teton Memorial in Choteau
Wallace G. Thompson a Choteau contractor died at Teton Memorial Hospital after a period of illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiating. Odd Fellow services will be held Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at Banks Funeral Chapel.
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Wallace
Wally) G. Thompson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Choteau
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
Bank’s
Fire Season Extension in Teton Area
Forest officials extended the fire season in the Teton area through Oct 7 citing high temperatures and dry conditions. Hunters must carry shovels axes and buckets. debris burn requires permits. Fire danger remains high with a critical burn index and explosive potential. report fires to the Teton ranger station or county sheriff.
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Montana
Great Falls
Lew “Clark National Forest
Roskie
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Don Nelson
Teton
Teton Ranger Station
Teton County Sheriff's Office
Ruth Jessop's Canadian Trip Ends Near Home
Mrs Ruth Jessop returned home Tuesday after taking her sister Berdie Winsor to Lethbridge Alberta to catch a bus for British Columbia. The weather in Canada was dry and hot. She visited her daughter in Lethbridge and a brother who lives there, then traveled on to Cardston Magrath and Del Bonita before returning home.
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Ruth Jessop
Berdie Winsor
Lethbridge
Alta
British Columbia
Canada
Farmers Union denounces monopolies at county convention
FU official Tom Ryan lambastes concentration of buying power by giant corporations. He warns family farms and small businesses face destruction of free enterprise and says consumers will suffer later. He backs conservation, oppose atomic waste storage, and favors REA loans and expanded power lines. Charles Field elected president and other officers named.
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Tom _ Ryan
Montana
Chateau
Ryan
Cmae
Farmers Union
REA Coopera
William E Alzheimer Awarded International Business Machines Fellowship
Bozeman Montana State College graduate William E Alzheimer won a $2,000 IBM fellowship for graduate study in civil engineering at MSC. He led the MSC student ASCE chapter, received a $1,000 ASCE scholarship, and maintained near straight A grades. He worked on concrete design and placement for the Montana egg project and was employed last summer by Shell Bee Line in Houston Texas.
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Bozeman
William E. Alzheimer
Chateau
Montana State College
International Business Machines Company
MSC
Alzheimer
American Society of Civil Engineers
United States
Sibioding Asc
Alsiotnter
Northern Estingratory
Montana
Shell Bee Line” Company
Houston, Tex
Navy Recruits Move to Interview for Chateau Post
The sheriff's office says applicants including Steve Cagie are scheduled for interviews and tests to qualify for a new position at Chateau. The process seeks both male and female applicants as part of standard screening.
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Wisit Key
Steve Cagie
Navy
Government offices building underway in Chateau
Construction started last week on a 30000 dollar one story office block between the Wier building and Western Star Motel. Contractors Moon Construction Co. will house three federal agencies the Department of Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee the U S Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service. The Russian colored pumice block building measures 114 by 42 feet and will include 12 partitioned offices with completion hoped by January 1 depending on weather. Local firms will supply prime and subcontracted work. In other business Walter Henneford plans to retire selling the V Store to Kalispell manager Victor Hunt with changes anticipated. The Log Cabin Drive In under new owners Darrel and Mrs Darrel Byford is to resume tomorrow.
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Wier
Jake and
Harry Luinstra
Moon Construction Co
Department of Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U. S. Forest Service and
Soil Conservation Service
Jake Luinstra
Luvistra
Walter Henneford
Hunt
Henneford
Darrel Byford
Freeman Appearance Slated in Civic Center
The Great Falls Rural Report and Review meeting rescheduled for October 9 at the Great Falls Civic Center will feature Orville L. Freeman, secretary of agriculture. Freeman will speak at 8 p.m. and take audience questions, with a written report and full meeting recording to be sent to Washington, D.C. for review. Freeman arrives in Great Falls at 6 p.m. Wednesday before continuing to Walla Walla, Washington.
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Great Falls
J. Viola Herak
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Rainbow Hotel
Orville L. Freeman
ASCS
Freeman
Washington, D. C
Walla Walla
Wash
Poupa Youth Dies in Wreck Near Pendroy
Timothy Poupa five percent year old son of Mr and Mrs Tony Poupa Pendroy was killed Friday when the car his mother was driving left the road and rolled She sustained minor injuries Funeral services were held Tuesday in a Great Falls mortuary and at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery Survivors include two brothers a sister paternal grandmother maternal grandparents and other relatives
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Timothy Poupa
Tony Poupa
Pendroy
Sunmobile Demonstration At Chateau High School
General Motors previews of Progress features the Sunmobile a 15 inch solar powered car shown to Chateau High School students. Sunlight powers the hood cells and a 300 watt lamp simulates the sun. GM notes there are no plans to mass produce sun powered cars.
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Chateau High School
General Motors
John F. Gordon
Bill Winters
Albuquerque Grain Programs Face Payment Confusion
Limited details describe two or more grain programs and payments, with references to CRBS SRE BML and potential overlap. The fragment mentions this week and a discussion of feed grain programs, but specifics and entities are unclear.
Choteau High School Grads Enter Colleges
A total of 24 CHS graduates from 1963 are attending colleges this autumn. Ed Schiller, superintendent, notes attendees at Montana State University include Pete Frazier and several others. Montana State College, Northern Montana College of Education, Eastern Montana College of Education, College of Great Falls, and out of state students at Gonzaga University Kinman Business College Links Business College and Harvard College are listed.
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Choteau
Ed Schiller
Choteau Schools
Montana State
Univerhe
Pete Frazier
Waar ‘Malone
Janice Stromgwold
Don Reiner
Rich Clough
John
Battle
Montana State College
Mike ‘Ferris
Bob’ Wright
Ruth Smith
Rich Stoudt
Ann Chalmers
Sherry Peebles
Detra Abbott
CHS
Carol We‘dum
Ron George
Roger Kelly
Terry Kelly
Northern Montana College of Education
Andrea Lindseth
Jack Nesbit
Eastern Montana College of Education
David Anderson
College of Great Falls
Kathleen Stokes
Gonzaga University
Jan Oertel
Kinman Business College
Louise Truchot
Links Business College
Dan Hansen
Harvard College
Mrs. Susan Charbonneau Dies at Kalispell
Susan Charbonneau 77 died in Kalispell this week after living in the Chinook area and later moving to the Flathead Valley. She married Michael Campbell in 1906, then Ernest Charbonneau in 1924. Funeral services were held Tuesday. Survivors include three daughters Evelyn Perkins Plains and Gladys Bjornrud Kalispell, plus sister Mrs. Fred Payne Fort Benton.
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Susan Charbonneau
Kalispell
Charbonneau
Bynum
Wisconsin
Chinook
Michael Campbell
Ernest Charbonneau
Flathead Valley
Florence. Coffey
Plains
Evelyn Perkins
Bag Limit and Season Set for Pheasants in Teton County
Teton county pheasant hunters will have a 22 day season starting noon October 13. Three roosters allowed in the bag with a six bird possession limit. The October 13 to November 3 period applies in Glacier Toole Liberty Hill Blaine Pondera Chouteau Judith Basin Meagher Wheatland and part of Cascade north and west of the Missouri River plus Teton county. Most of the state will be a 29 day season with the same limits. Hen pheasants may count as one of the three birds in many areas.
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Teton County
Nimrods
Glacier, Toole
Liberty, Hill, Blaine
Pondera
Chouteau
Judith Basin
Meagher
Wheatland
Cascade County
Missouri River
Ecuadorian Exte nsion Agent Visits Teton County
Luis Aguilar, agricultural extension agent from Manabi Province in Ecuador, visits Teton County as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange Program. He stays with the Eugene Baquet family in Collins from Sept 22 to Oct 20 after a hosted month in Lavina and a 10 week stay with Michigan farms. He notes Ecuador's average farm size and comments on Montana farming.
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Luis Aguilar
Manabi
Ecuador
Teton County
International Farm
LeRoy
Luft
Fairfield
Aguilar
Eugene Baquet
Collins
Lavina
Michigan
Montana
Mr and Mrs Jack Cherry Visit Relatives Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cherry visit relatives at Harlowton on Sunday. The short note records a family visit and confirms local travel for the weekend.
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Jack Cherry
Harlowton
Sabo elected head of Chateau Elementary student council
Doug Sabo was elected president of Chateau Elementary School student council. Shirley Gronberg is vice president Rene Sunder secretary and Coakey treasurer. Council includes fifth through eighth graders with room presidents listed per class and the council organizes assemblies pencil sales and annual talent show.
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Doug Sabo
Chateau Elementary
Robert Tae
Shirley Gronberg
Rene’ “Sunder
Sand jNevin
Coakey
Treasure
Greg Luinstra
Norman Haug
Susan Rathman
Jim Scott
Casey Bilbro
Frank Hensley
Twana Shackelford
Bob Corbett
Darwin Abbott
Karen Davis
Margaret Tesch
David Alzheimer
Diane Dellno
Dale _ Reisch
Laura Lee Larsen
Judy Taylor
Diane Reisch
Sharon Zier
Jerri Swenson
Jeanine McAuley
Clarence Pearson
Save the Children Federation
Baptism of Beth Ann Higgins at Chateau Methodist Church
Infant Beth Ann Higgins daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins was baptized Sunday at Chateau Methodist Church. A family dinner followed with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dabney their children Bobby Jimmy and Diana of Dupuyer and Mrs. Dabney’s sister Miss Barbara Sheldon of Billings.
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Beth Ann Higgins
George Higgins
Chateau Methodist Church
Boy Scout Fund Drive Opens in Montana
About 25 workers met for the annual fund drive kickoff breakfast at the Cornell Hotel banquet room. The weeklong drive aims for 550 contacts in the Chateau area, with a state radio kickoff by Gov. Tim Babcock and others.
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Boy Scout Fund
Cornell
Breakiay
Will
Bob Nauck
Chateau
Tim
Babcock
James T
Harrison and Northcentral Council
Arnold Hanusa
Montana
Aps
Tom
McCartney
Teton
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Bulldogs
Artie Anderson
Ron Gollehon
Dennis Seaton
Anderson
Dave Stott
Gollehon
Dave Forrest
Martin Mann
Stott
John Rose
Seaton
Banis
City Chamber
W. G. Thompson
Cm Mee
Poupa
Tan
Earl Gierke
Pete Huidekoper
Gideon Shepherd
Glen’ Main‘ard
Bob.Pourroy
Lyle Martin
Upper Legion Hall
Gierke
C. ‘Smith American Legion
Rainbow Girls and
de- Molay
of . F. Eastern ‘Star
Masonic
Tenple
Lis’ Agvilar
Boy Scout
Northcentral
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