Bulldogs Defeat Mustangs 21-0 Homecoming Planned for Friday
Chateau High School defeated the Malta Mustangs 21 to 0, breaking the game open in the third quarter with two quick touchdowns. The Bulldogs claim their third conference win as Malta hosts Homecoming. queen candidates were named and a parade planned for Choteau.
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Bulldogs
Mustangs
Chateau
Malta
Kaufman
Frazier
Jones
Burr
Choteau High School
CHS
Choteau’s
Barbie Bjork
Ray Bjork
Darlene George
Lester George
Lynne Jackson
J. L. (Chick) Sulgrove
Cynthia Reyner
Max Reyner
Choteau
Shelby Coyotes
Shelby
Conrad
Chinook
Ing
Dick van Auken
Tim McCartney
Curtis Wilson
John
Little Dynamite
3531 Electors Register to Vote in General Election
Three thousand five hundred thirty one Teton County residents are registered to vote for the upcoming general election, up from last June's primary but below the 1964 and 1966 general election totals. Turnout expectations are high due to a presidential year and state races. Mr and Mrs Bob Maloney attended a Standard Oil Agents meeting at the Diamond S Ranch Hotel in Boulder.
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Teton County
Bob Maloney
Standard Oil
Diamond S Ranch
Boulder
Choteau Scouts Retrace Lewis and Clark Trail
Twenty seven Choteau Boy Scouts joined a national hike retracing the Lewis and Clark Trail from Alice Creek to Bean Lake. The group covered over 20 miles with rock marker obelisks, met by leaders by Green Creek, and birthday cake for Johnny Nordhagen.
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Choteau Boy Scouts
Choteau
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Alice Creek
Lincoln
Lewis and Clark Pass
Dearborn River
Bean Lake
Augusta
Meriweather Lewis
Pacific
Lewis & Clark Pass
Green Creek
Jim Pourroy
Chuck Rose
Johnny Nordhagen
Mountain Front
Lester Canfield Ranch
Lance Sargent
Brad Sargent
Tim Alzheimer
Chuck Young
Mike Otness
Joel Alzheimer
Jerry Breen
John Breen
Fred Tesch
John Sulgrove
Clark Corey
Lee Pourroy
Dan Bush
Marvin Baker
Joe Higgins
Lee McCauley
David Enzweiler
Steve Weinert
Jim Weinert
Andy Jordan
John Nordhagen
Glen Mainard
Dean Brumberger
Robert Snyder
Russell Swanson
Gary Denison
Greg Crabtree
Glen Yeager
Leo Pierre
Dick Conklin
Raul Alzheimer
Martin Alzheimer
Les Otness
Bill Breen
al Tesch
D. B. Crane
Old Settler Officers Set Committees for 57th Annual Party
Teton County Oldest Settlers officers and directors met with President Jesse Gleason to plan the 57th annual meeting at Chateau Saturday November 9. Events start 6 30 p m with banquet business meeting program and dancing. committees named for door dinner dance program decorating tables necrology sound system nominating membership reception and more. Eligibility requires 51 years residence in Montana 30 years in the county 20 in Teton with dues 1 and banquet dance 1 75.
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Teton County
Jesse Gleason
Chateau
Masonic Hall
Gleason
Arthur A. Tesch
Bill Jones
Gib Monkman
Paul Kropp
Jim Sulgrove
Joe Knudtzon
Bill Jay
Tom Moore
Bob Clark
Marie Larson
Wilbur Yeager
Darwin Crane
Ted Saylor
Earl Hollar
Paul Marinchek
Herb Armstrong
Eleanor Hopper
Bert Stott
Gregor Tangen
Bill Bateman
Nellie Kochman
Gene Armstrong
Gordon Monkman
Dick Reiding
Ted Halvorson
Otto Swanson
Julia Monkman
Bill Irwin
Paul Rice
Milton Johnson
Marion Averill
Archie Manuel
T. J. Kolste
Adam Dahlman
Joe Radcliffe
Ophelia Forrest
Adolph Bushman
Rose Jensen
Evalina Walley
Eva Burns
John Sullivan
Carrie Salmond
Christina Sulgrove
Hugh Robinson
John Moore
Maggie Bannatyne
Maggie Blakeslee
Carl Malone
Jim Peebles
George
Wellington Opens Refrigeration Service in Chateau
Gerald Wellington starts Glacier Refrigeration offering domestic and commercial repair and service. The business includes air conditioning installation for homes, businesses and autos, leveraging 10 years in the trade and prior Whitefish ownership plus recent work in Chateau.
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Chateau
Gerald Wellington
Wellington
Glacier
Whitefish
Teton Furniture
Choteau
Jaycee Survey Part 2 Highlights Choteau Community Views
Chateau Jaycees publish the second part of a community survey showing resident opinions on what is liked and disliked about Choteau. Key findings include 79 percent citing appearance and 74 percent citing services and facilities, with concerns about streets, stray animals, and vacant lots. Residents prioritize a teen center, new industry, street repair, and town cleanups as top needs.
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Chateau Jaycees
Choteau
Chalmers and Zier Win Montana 4-H National Trips
Two Teton County 4-H members receive statewide honors. David Chalmers, a high school senior, earns a seat at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and a $600 conservation scholarship chance. Dick Zier, a Montana State University sophomore, joins a Duluth tour of grain facilities and marketing centers as a statewide 4-H winner.
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Teton County
David Chalmers
Chicago
Dick Zier
Montana State University
Bozeman
Montana
Duluth
Minn
Chalmers
John Deere Company
Teton
Little Bitterroot Lake
Kalispell
National Congress
Zier
Danforth
Teton County Nursing Home Opens with Open House
An open house for the new Teton County Nursing Home is set for Sunday October 27 from 10 a m to 4 p m. Commissioners architects and the building contractor completed a final inspection on Monday and patients will be moved in after the event. Further open house details will be released next week.
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New Teton County Nursing Home
Democrats in Montana Rally At Fairfield Tonight
A Democratic rally and buffet convenes tonight at 6 30 p m at the Fairfield American Legion hall with attendees including Arnold Olsen reelection candidate for the House Forrest Anderson Montana attorney general and gubernatorial candidate Gordon McOmber district 20 senator Charles Doheny Teton County representative Elmer Erickson district court clerk unopposed at the general election and Dutton official Henry McDunn noting invited candidates may join and several are expected.
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Fairfield American Legion Hall
Arnold Olsen
House of Representatives
Forrest Anderson
Montana
Gordon McOmber
Charles Doheny
Teton County
Elmer Erickson
Henry McDunn
Dutton
Democratic Central Committee
Warneke to Receive Red Cross Merit Award
William Warneke a former Chateau police officer will receive a National Red Cross Merit award for saving a child's life by mouth to mouth resuscitation last spring Ed Schiller chairman of the Teton County Red Cross Chapter said. The presentation is set for Wednesday Oct 30 at 8 pm in the courtroom of the Teton County courthouse in Choteau.
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William Warneke
Chateau
Red Cross
Ed Schiller
Teton County
Warneke
Teton County Court House
Choteau
Local Church Drives Holiday Aid to Vietnam
Trinity Lutheran Church reports a successful Vietnam clothing drive with abundant donations from area residents. Packaging will ship for Christmas arrival, but postage funding is needed immediately to meet the end of October deadline. donations may be given to Mrs. LaVerne Murr or Mrs. Dana Vail.
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Vietnam
Trinity Lutheran Church
LaVerne Murr
Murr
Dana Vail
Junior Miss Pageant Registration Deadline Nears
Senior girls from four Teton County high schools must submit applications by Friday Oct. 18 for the Junior Miss Pageant sponsored by the Chateau Jaycees. The event occurs Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau High School auditorium with the winner advancing to the State Pageant in Kalispell.
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Teton County
MEA State Meeting Begins Next Week in Great Falls
About 1100 educators from Teton County attend the Montana Education Association State Convention in Great Falls on October 24 and 25. School is dismissed for the two days as teachers attend conventions to improve instruction. Speakers include Dr. George Walter of Lawrence University and Dr. Richard Armour on satire.
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Teton County
Montana Education Association
Great Falls
Montana
George Walter
Lawrence University
Wisconsin
Pegasus Prancing
Richard Armour
Higher Support More Diversion Recommended for Feed Grain
The National Advisory Committee on Grains urges increased feed grain diversion and higher price support for next year. The 36 member group favors 2 to 4 million extra acres beyond 1968, higher loan and payment levels, and continued minimum acreage div inison for eligibility. It backs soybean loan at 2.50 per bushel and calls for early program announcements and flexible loan maturities. The panel, including producers and industry reps, plans regular meetings to guide policy.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
National Advisory Committee On Grains
Keep Montana Green Poster Contest Seeks Entries
The annual Keep Montana Green Forest and Range Fire Prevention Poster Contest, sponsored by the Keep Montana Green Association and local Jaycee Clubs, invites schools and clubs statewide to participate. Four age divisions award top prizes at the state contest, with state winners advancing to an international event in San Francisco.
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Keep Montana Green
Ralph Hanson
Blackfoot Forest Protective Association
Keep Montana Green Association
Missoula
British Columbia
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
San Francisco
Ray Anderson
Jaycees
Jay Dunckel
Ski West Part Two to be Shown at Chateau High School
Montana photographer Jim Rice presents Ski West Part Two on Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. in Chateau High School auditorium. The 90 minute color film covers Alaska blue ice, Alta Gelendy, and World Cup scenes with Killy and Greene. Presented by Teton Pass Ski Patrol, admission 1.25 for adults and students, 0.75 for younger pupils.
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Jim Rice
Montana
Chateau High School
Rice
Alaska
Alta
Jean Claude Killy
Canada
Nancy Greene
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Mike Whealy
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Rodney Kelly
Tom Hofeldt
Greg Newell
Pat Whealy
Ted Parnell
Mark Spinder
Tim Kelly
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Peavey Company
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