Missile Site Locations Investigated Near Malmstrom AFB
The Army directs site investigations for Safeguard Remote Sprint Launch Sites near Malmstrom AFB Montana. Two areas, in Teton and Pondera Counties, may receive about 50 acres each plus 300 acres easements. Land acquisition hinges on 1971 appropriations. investigations include core drilling and official consultations to ensure compatibility with local planning.
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Secretary of the Army
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Montana
Thomas A. Duke
Safeguard
Conrad
Minuteman
Teton County
Pondera County
Department of Defense
Army
Pondera
Toole
Missouri Hunter Found After Three Nights in Wilderness
A 67-year-old hunter from St. Louis John Blade was found Friday by Les Wedum near the mountains west of Choteau after four days and three nights in the wilderness. He traveled about 50 miles, had no food or gear and was brought to the Seven Lazy P Guest Ranch before being returned to Augusta. An estimated 20 people, including sheriff deputies and Montana Game Wardens, aided in a search aided by helicopters.
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St. Louis
Choteau
John Blade
Les Wedum
Seven Lazy P Guest Ranch
Teton County
Albert Becker
Kenneth
Gleason
Blade
Wedum
Chateau
Augusta
Becker
Great Falls
Services Held For Olive Gray
Mrs Olive Gray 73 died Saturday at Teton Nursing Home Chateau. Rosary prayed at Banks Chapel and Mass at St Josephs with Rev James Gannon. Burial in Teton Canyon Cemetery Banks Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include sons Alfred and Clifford a daughter Florence Carrier brothers Lorman Albert Jack Bruno Kalispell Mack Bruno Great Falls sisters Mary St Germain Minnie Fellers Ellen LaRance Mabel McComb 11 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband Walter a daughter Mary and a son Buford.
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Olive Gray
Teton
Chateau
Banks Chapel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Gannon
Teton Canyon
Banks Funeral Home
Bill Riggs
Tom Groot
Eldon Scott
John van Wichen
Woodrow Ameline
Dale Dreyer
Gray
Choteau
Mabel McComb
Great Falls
Walter
Mary
Buford
Parents Honor Bulldogs at Chateau High Dinner
Annual Parents Appreciation Night honors the Chateau High School football team. Banquet is tonight at 6 30 p.m. at United Methodist Church. All Bulldog boosters may attend and are asked to donate to offset food costs. Players' parents provide hot dishes and desserts.
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Chateau High
United Methodist Church
Bulldog
CHS Concert Set for Sunday at Chateau High
Chateau High School Music Department presents its first concert on Sunday November 1 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The program features both choir and band with sacred folk spirituals and sea chanteys plus pieces from Dixieland Jamboree and Deep River Suite. Soloists Gwen Gormley and Jolene Isakson perform selected numbers with the choir. Admission is 75 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Gwen Gormley
Jolene Isakson
Lloyd Reynolds
Reynolds
Choteau Drops Final Game 21 18 at Fort Benton
Choteau ends football season with a 21 18 loss to Fort Benton as Dennis Wethern powers the Longhorns with 258 rushing yards and two TDs. Conrad Gunderson seals conference title for unbeaten Conrad Cowboys while Malta Chinook and Chinook pursue top spots.
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Choteau
Ft. Benton
Fort Benton
Longhorns
Bulldogs
Dennis Wethern
Conrad Gunderson
Bob Fjelstad
Stu Elliott
Lonnie Kelly
Conrad
Cowboys
Malta
Mustangs
Chinook
Conrad Cowboys
Sugarbeeters
Sugarbeeter
Shelby
Cut Bank
Chateau
Browning
Browning Indians
Chamber Capers program acts still needed for Nov. 14
Sponsoring chamber reports only four acts acquired for this year’s Capers show and urges interested individuals or groups to contact Gale Isakson or Dick Nordhagen. Negotiations continue to book Tiny Tim and Miss Vickie, while the Bynum Bunch including Billie White and others have agreed to perform. A local women’s singing group also plans numbers for the evening and more acts are sought.
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Gale Isakson
Dick Nordhagen
Chamber
Tiny Tim
Miss Vickie
Bynum Bunch
Billie White
Vicki Perkins
Terri Jenson
Karen Hitchcock
Robin Larson
Rock Perkins
Bynum
Good Voter Turnout Expected in Montana General Election
Voter turnout predicted for Tuesday's general election with two amendments and one referendum on the ballot. Incumbent U S Senator Mike Mansfield faces Harold E Wallace. Arnnold Olsen challenged for First District representative. county offices Clerk Recorder and Sheriff contested. multiple state races and a constitutional revision pending.
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Helena
Call
Teton County
General Election Candidates and Roster by Office
A compiled slate lists Republican Harold E. Wallace for U S Senator and Democrat Mike Mansfield for U S Representative along with candidates for state and county offices including Alfred C. Langley and Paul Cannon for Public Service Commissioner, Tom J. Kearney for State Supreme Court, Earl Berthelson and Gordon McOmber for State Senate, Nels Hemstad and Charles W. Doheny for State House, Roy F. Goodell for County Commissioner, G E Monkman for County Clerk, Albert Becker for Sheriff, Charles M Joslyn for County Treasurer and other county posts, plus nonpartisan judicial candidates led by Chief Justice James T. Harrison and Associate Justices John M. Schiltz and Robert W Gabriel.
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Gev Paul Cannon
Alfred C. Langley
Livingston
Tom J. Kearney
Montana Supreme Court
Wesley Castles
Robert Gabriel
Great Falls
Gene B. Daly
Harold L. Holt
Missoula
James T. Harrison
John M. Schiltz
Billings
Earl M Berthelson
Conrad
Fairfield
Gordon McOmber
House
Senate
Teton
Pondera
Toole
Nels Hemstad
House of Representatives
Charles Doheny
Dutton
Mary N. Baker
Gordon E. Monkman
Charles M. Joslyn
Connie Dellno Kuster
Chester O Baker
Muriel S Reiquam
Lee E. Zwerneman
William F. Olsen
Sterling DePrata
Justice of the Peace
Richard G
Dick) Shoup
Arnold Olsen
Paul Cannon
Supreme Court
Earl Berthelson
Charles W. Doheny
Pheasant Hunting Prospects Improve Across Montana
Game managers report improved pheasant hunting prospects statewide, with better chances in Flathead Valley and eastern districts. The ringneck season runs Oct 24 to Nov 29 with a daily bag limit of three pheasants and a six bird possession limit. Hunting is allowed with a 10 gauge shotgun or bow, and birds must have a wing attached for aging. Closures apply to state game preserves and national parks. check Indian agencies for reservations and refuges.
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Montana
Wynn Freeman
Fish and Game Department
Flathead Valley
Kalispell
Ninepipes
Continental Divide
Bitterroot
Deer Lodge
Townsend
Yellowstone Valley
Livingston
Divide
Best
Cascade
Fairfield Beach
Power Conrad
Montana Observes School Bus Safety Week
Helena notes highlight of Montana School Bus Safety Week with emphasis on the safety record of drivers. Gov. Forrest H. Anderson designates Oct. 25 week and motorists urged to slow for amber lamp signals and stop for red lights. Superintendent Dolores Colburg cites bus transport as safer than family cars.
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Helena
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Forrest H. Anderson
Dolores Colburg
Colburg
Montana Heart Association Grants Fund Cardiac Research
Research projects on cardiovascular problems across Montana and surrounding states receive support from the Montana Heart Association. More than 250000 dollars has funded basic heart research over 15 years. Memorial gifts and annual Heart Fund campaigns finance grants and memorials to aid research efforts.
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Montana
Montana Heart Association
Charles Boussard
Teton County Heart
John J O'Neil
Teton County
CHS Senior Class To Present Play
CHS senior class will stage the play Girl Shy Friday at 8 pm in the Chateau High School auditorium. Student directors Cady Jenson and Sharon Hoyt note the story centers on a boy who is girl shy at graduation and conflicts with his father over an arranged hometown marriage. A cast list and more details will follow next week. Admission is 90 cents per person.
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Chateau High School
Cady Jenson
Sharon Hoyt
Conrad Art Show Seeks Local Artists for Sunday Exhibit
Local artists are invited to display work at the Conrad A.FS. Art Show on Sunday November 1 from noon to 5 pm at St Michael's C C D building. Artwork must be delivered Saturday afternoon. contact Mrs Ronald Otness for details.
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Conrad A.fs
St. Michael's C. C. D
Ronald Otness
Polling Places Announced For 1970 General Election
County Clerk G E Monkman lists polling sites for the November 3 election. Voters in Choteau, Fairfield, Collins, Spring Valley, Pendray, Bynum, Agawam, Farmington, Dutton, Greenfield and surrounding precincts will vote 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. except small precincts under 100 electors open 1 p.m. locations include Masonic Temple and various schoolhouses.
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G. E. Monkman
Choteau
Masonic Temple
Mozer
Homa Doheny
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Spring Valley
Pendray
Zogi Variety Show Set for Friday at High School Auditorium
The Chateau Lions Club presents a Zogi Variety Show Friday October 30 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The two hour program features novelty acts and illusions with Zogi famed from Ed Sullivan and Hollywood stages. Clarence and Gladys provide music and appear in the cast. Advance ticket sales are encouraged to support the Lions Civic and Charity fund.
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The
Chateau Lions Club
Zogi
Hollywood Palace
New York
Las Vegas
Hollywood
London
Clarence
Gladys
Lions Club
Lions Civic
Missionary Abe Gunther to Speak at Chateau Baptist Church
Rev Abe Gunther a Liberia missionary of 25 years will headline a special evening service at Chateau Baptist Church tonight at 7 30. He pilots a mission plane to reach Taberia remote areas delivering gospel aid evacuating the sick and bringing supplies. His son Darrell survived a recent plane crash while piloting in Liberia. The talk will include a slide presentation and locals are invited.
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Abe Gunther
Liberia
West Africa
Chateau Baptist Church
Gunther
Taberia
Darrell
Rev
Chateau
Halloween Costume Dance at Chateau Country Club
Members of the Chateau Country Club and Lions Club plus guests host a Halloween party with live music. The event starts at 10 p.m. with dancing, lunch at midnight, and resumed dancing. Admission is 5 dollars per couple with invites for guests.
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Chateau Country Club
Lions Club
Country Club
Adult Farmer Classes Planned At Chateau High School
Robert Nauck Vocational Agriculture teacher at Chateau High School plans an adult welding class two hours weekly for 8 to 10 weeks. Other options include range management and a farm law course with Judge W W Leslie’s prior outline. Details and meeting times will be announced. interested persons should contact Nauck or the high school office.
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Robert Nauck
Chateau High School
Nauck
W W . Leslie
Bozeman Nauck
Teton County
First Installment On Property Taxes Due November 30
Teton County Treasurer Marie L. Stenson announced all real estate property taxes are due. The first payment must be made by 5 pm November 30 to avoid a 2 percent penalty and 8 percent interest. second payments are due by May 3. Statements have been mailed. notify the Treasurer's office if a statement is missing.
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Teton County
Marie L. Stenson
Cubmaster Seeks Scout Uniforms for New Cub Scouts
George Higgins of Citizens State Bank requests donations of Cub Scout hats scarves or shirts not needed by families. Higgins notes many new Cub Scouts this year require uniforms and asks donors to contact him.
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George Higgins
Citizens State Bank
Higgins
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Missouri
CHS
U. S
Mike Mansfield
Harold E
Bud) Wallace
Mansfield
Wallace
Richard G. Shoup
Olsen
Representative
Democrat
Henry M. Helf
Roy F. Goodell
G. E Monkman
Teton County Sheriff
Charles M Joslyn
Chester O. Baker County
Muriel S. Refquam
Wm. F. Olsen
Public
Associate Justice
Robert W Gabriel
Harold L
Holt
Heart Fund
Baptist Church
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