City to Stress Safe Cycling During Safety on Streets Week
Mayor James Hamilton announced the week of Oct 28 to Nov 3 will be proclaimed Safety on the Streets Week in Chateau at the City Council meeting. The event follows a National Safety Council effort by the Woman's Conference to promote safer neighborhoods and streets. The program includes automobile bicycle pedestrian and school safety tying in with a city safety initiative to educate bike riders.
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James Hamilton
Chateau
Womans Conference
The
National Safety Council
Hamilton
Choiteau
Teton County
Robert Gormley
Bob Nauck
Bill Oberwolie
Gary Malcott
Hobson
John Nordhagen
Sabo
Marvin Larson
Hazletts
Kermit Rowlandson
Sears
Cremnal
Lloyd Martin
Donald Perrill
Cowszill
Joseph Rorvik
Water Department
Charles Nauck Earns Eagle Scout in Lions Club Ceremony
Charles Nauck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nauck, received his Eagle Scout badge at a Special Eagle Court of Honor during the Chateau Lions Club meeting. The ceremony featured Troop 51 sponsors and included remarks by Harley stressing high standards for Scouts.
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Charles Nauck
Bob Nauck
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club
Rupert Gormley
Leo Pierre
George Higgins
Bit. Patton
Teo Brown
Tacs Club
Grant Curtis
Pat Hurley
Great Falls
Garmler Tor
Nauck
al- Wais
Harley
Choteau Lions Host Ladies Night with Tony Pinski
The Choteau Lions Club invites all members and guests to a ladies night on Tuesday Oct. 23. Tony Pinski of Great Falls will perform vocal selections. Tickets cost $3. cocktail hour starts at 6:30 pm and dinner at 7:15 prepared by Carrie Bagley and staff.
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Choteau Lions Club
Tony Pinski
Great Falls
Carrie Bagley
Moonlight Madness at Chateau Saturday Night
Moonlight Madness comes to Chateau this Saturday October 20 with clerks in crazy outfits to lure shoppers. Stores offer bargain merchandise during 7 to 10 p.m. mostly, with some staying open into the weekend. event promotes Christmas shopping and real savings as clerks parade in zany costumes.
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Chateau
Pheasant Season Opens Sunday in Teton County
Montana in 1973 opens pheasant hunting on Oct 21 noon and ends Nov 25 sunset with varied daily bag limits by area. In Teton and listed counties, daily bag is 3 cock pheasants with 6 in possession. others allow 3 with hens allowed in some cases. Shooting hours start at noon first day and 1 half hours before sunrise thereafter. Field dressed birds must have feet and one wing attached.
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Montana
Wynn Freeman
Department of Fish and Game
Lincoln
Flathead
Pondera
Glacier
Toole
Liberty
Sanders
Lake
Teton
Chouteau County
Marias River
Missouri River
Mineral
Missouri
Powell, Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Judith Basin
Ravalli
Granite
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Meagher
Yellowstone County
Teton County
Hoerman Services Planned For Friday At Banks Chapel
Christian A. Hoerman longtime Collins area farmer died Tuesday October 16 at Teton Memorial Hospital Chateau at age 90 Funeral services set for Friday October 19 at 2 p m in Banks Chapel with Rev Allen Adams officiating Robert Gronberg and Mrs Ray Ballantyne to provide music Pallbearers listed Burial in Chateau Cemetery Survivors include three stepchildren Cevan Keys Bow Island Alta Edna Thacker Burdett Alta Nedra Leitch Vancouver BC three sisters Mrs Berta Guither Martha Hoerman of Waverly Iowa brothers Bernard Smithtown Mo Theodore Max Creek Mo Aloise Kansas City Mo George Pomona Calif a daughter Mrs Lawrence Cleah Fitzgerald died in 1971
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Christian A. Hoerman
Collins Area
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Banks Chapel
Allen Adams
Robert Gronberg
Ray Ballantyne
Walter Coffman
Charles Horak
Ray Keller
Roy England
Rev Coghill
Eugene Baquet
Hoerman
Bremer County
Iowa
Collins
Cevan Keys
Bow Island
Alta
Edna Thacker
Burdett
Alta Nedra Leitch
Vancouver
Berta Guither
Martha Hoerman
Waverly
Victoria Farmer
Colorado
Bernard
Smithtown
Theodore
Max Creek
Aloise
Kansas City
George
Pomona
Calif
Lawrence
Cleah) Fitzgerald
Choteau Bulldogs Defeat Cut Bank 22 to 8 in Conference Clash
Choteau Bulldogs beat Cut Bank 22-8 to extend its conference win streak to three. QB Steve Buck sparked the offense with a 30 yard pass to Greg Crabtree for a late first half score and a 22 point margin, as Choteau’s defense held Cut Bank to 8 points in a hard fought game.
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Gene Boyle
Chateau Bulldog
Cut Bank
Wolves
Bulldogs
Choteau
Malta
Bulldog
Boyle
Steve Buck
Buck
Greg Crabtree
Rod Kelly
Chateau
Carl Dreyer
Reiding
Dreyer
Crabtree
Goldrich
Smith
Browning
Shelby
Conrad
Fort Benton
Teton Pass Set To Open New High Capacity Double Chair
The Teton Pass ski area near Chateau plans a 3200 foot double chair lift about 70 percent complete ready for the upcoming season. It will nearly double capacity, raise skiers about 1000 feet, and provide new terrain from Mt. Lockhart. The project, begun six years ago in the Lewis and Clark National Forest, is supported by the US Forest Service and local volunteers. Season passes for 1973-74 go on sale in November with new rates and a special grade schooler rate.
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Teton Pass
Chateau
Mt. Lockhart
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Montana
United States Forest Service
Mt Lockhart
Continental Divide
FFA Members Attend National Convention in Kansas City
Four Chateau FFA members Tim Kelly Jim Stott Alvin Zier and Art Pearson travel from Great Falls International Airport to Kansas City Missouri for the national FFA convention accompanied by advisor Bob Nauck They tour the city attend sessions and the American Royal Stock Show then return home Friday Oct 19 Local members plan a Work Day Oct 20 with about 20 volunteers offering yard tree and garden work to raise funds for jackets and convention expenses.
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Chateau Ffa
Great Falls International Airport
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Tim Kelly
Frank Kelly
Jim Stott
Stanley Stott
Alvin Zier
Herman Zier
Art Pearson
Marvin Pearson
Bob Nauck
Chateau
FFA
Mrs. Jessie A. Thompson Dies At 90
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie A. Thompson age 90 were held Wednesday October 17 at Brady Community Methodist Church. Born in Mazappa Minnesota she taught school before marrying Hiram Thompson in 1902. The couple farmed near Brady from 1917 to 1945. Survivors include daughter Olive Coughlin of Brady and sons Ernest Homer and Earl of Brady.
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Brady Community Methodist Church
Jessie A. Thompson
Pondera Pioneer Rest Home
Louis Pratt
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Choteau Lions
Chris Hoerman
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