Total pool attendance up from last year at Chateau Lions pool
The Chateau Lions Club pool closed after a 55 day season, eight days longer than last year, with 11 001 swims vs 10 117. July lagged by 1 500 swims due to poor weather. Thirty competitive swimmers formed the Lions Aquatic Team and 273 children took lessons.polywogs numbered 53 with many named participants. Dutton and Fairfield clubs contributed members. 71 beginners were labeled Minnows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions’ Club
Lions’ Club
Chateau Polywogs
Sally Sulgrove
Jeanne McNea
Martyn Hanson
Ken Johnson
Bob Waldron
Lenore Jessop
Burr Field
Cliff Sabo
Hope Hensley
Butch van DeRen
Virginia Baker
Dennis Waldron
Sharman Field
Judy Morey
Frank Meyers
David Waldron
Mike Potter
Mel McNea
Carol Schiller
Chris Field
Herb Frick
Jerry Yeager
Donna Nett
Clark Russell
Scott Russell
al Lindseth
Rae Depner
Margaret Tesch
John Camden
Dennis van Auken
Jim Hannon
Barbara Cole
Dave Zion
Jeff Curtis
Marilyn Hansen
Tom Tesch
Jan Ragar
Terry McClellan
Tim Saylor
Ralph Paulus
Dave Chalmers
Gwen Shannon
Dave Depner
Dave Lindseth
Gloria Lindseth
Cindy Tesch
Doug Peterson
Vivian Baquet
Alan Baquet
Robin Anderson
Maeve Lindseth
Janine McAuley
Dutton
Todd Briggs
Alan Cheetham
John Cheetham
Jim Clotfelter
Catherine Fuhringer
Janice Fuhringer
Jerry Habel
Janice Johnson
Terry Olson
John McDonald
Mary McDonald
Marcia Petch
Doug Rosholt
Margaret Rosholt
Allen van Heel
John Walker
Fairfield
Chateau Minows
Wendy Burns
Marilyn Hanson
Hunter Safety Instruction Begins Soon
County program chairman Carl Wedum announces hunter safety courses for ages 12 to 18, with registration at schools. Classes start next week if enough enroll. only one week for registration, through Sept 12, then next classes in February. Older youths must pass or show prior license. Fairfield and Dutton may host classes. Bob Donlin notes only 46 percent of Montana youths seeking training have completed the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wedum
Fairfield and
Dutton
Teton County
Wedum
Fairfield and Power
Chan Bailey
Jim Cheetham
Bob Donlin
Hunter Safety
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Woman's Club Seeks Used Clothing for Yellowstone Ranch
The Bole Woman's Club collects good used clothing and linens for the Yellowstone Boys' Ranch after hailstorms in June ruined grain crops and 107 chickens. Items can be left at Tesch Sales and Service to help fund a new lodge for eight more boys, with a goal of $10,000 in three weeks. Franklin Robbie, executive director, says every donation helps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole Woman's Club
Yellowstone Boys’ Ranch
Tesch
Billings
Reform School
Franklin Robbie
L. H. Bush
Enrollment totals at Chateau Public Schools rise to 633
On opening day this year Chateau Public Schools enroll 633 students, up from 616 last year. The high school hosts 191 students, with 49 seniors, 44 juniors, 50 sophomores and 48 freshmen. The grade school numbers 442 students, an increase of 21, including 24 morning and 24 afternoon kindergartners and 29 newcomers to the district. Principal Robert Gormley notes this is the largest grade school enrollment to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Schools
Choteau
Robert Gormley
Porter Bench Man Alex Breding Dies at 74
Funeral services for Alex Breding 74 of Porter Bench were held at Mission church in Conrad with Rev. O A Monson officiating. He died at Conrad hospital after a two year illness. Born September 16 1883 in Bancroft Nebraska he homesteaded near Porter Bench Montana. Survivors: brothers William Gregory and George and Henry, and sister Mrs Dora Burgerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Church
Conrad
Alex Breding
Porter Bench
Conrad Hospital
O. A. Monson
Hillside Cemetery
Breding
Bancroft
Neb
Montana
Porter Beach
William
Chateau
Henry
Gregory
S. Dak
George
Randolph, Neb
Dora Burgerman
Randolph
Chamber Plans for Attracting Campers
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce met in a brief session at the Cornell hotel dining room to discuss attracting travelers to camp in the area. They considered placing signs at intersections and noted concern over the Fairfield East Road injunction decision with no action planned. The group also touched on Christmas decorations for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Finals Set for Chateau Country Club Golf Tourney
The Chateau Country Club finals are scheduled for Sunday at 12:30 p.m. with 18 holes of stroke play. Semifinals feature Maurice Wedum vs Charles Boussard and Ted Saylor vs Charlie Dahlin, while Dick Crabtree and John Swanson Jr meet to decide another finalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Cedric Schroeder
Maurice Wedum
Charles Boussard
Milton van Auken
Wedum
Boussard
Ted Saylor
Charlie Dahlin
Dick Crabtree
Bob Gronberg
John Swanson, Jr
Dean Swenson
Crabtree
Swanson
Bob Dahlin
John Swanson
Tore Reuterwall
Saylor
C. Dahlin
B. Dahlin
Reuterwall
John Dunckel
Carl Field
Eureka Lake Tested by State Crew for Trout Restocking
State fish and game team tested Eureka reservoir to gauge rough fish in relation to trout. Three gill nets yielded 74 suckers and two trout, prompting plans to drain the reservoir for a poisoning restock program possibly between October 5 and 10. A Sept 11 test will assess survival of 1,200 legal size trout planted this spring amid suspected DDT effects in Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Department
Eureka
Lowell Meyers
Teton Sportsmen's Association
Teton Cooperative Canal Company
Spring Creek
Agricultural Panel to Be Presented Friday
The agricultural panel of four out of county men will be presented in Chateau tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the upstairs Legion hall. The public is invited per Mrs. William R. Jones president Teton Women's Republican Club. Panelists include Art Par lsons Cascade Norris Hanford Fort Benton Buck Moore Great Falls and Ed Wren Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Legion Hall
William R.jones
Teton
Conrad Firm Plans New Choteau Store
Kay Naylor of K's Auto Parts in Conrad will open a wholesale automotive parts and supplies store in the Malcott Body Shop building in Choteau within two or three weeks. Darwin Armstrong of Conrad will be store manager. Warren Malcott will work at Anderson Chevrolet. Naylor has run a Conrad parts firm for about three years and the new Choteau store will offer a full line of parts and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Naylor
K's Auto Parts
Conrad
Choteau
Malcott
Darwin
Fuzz) Armstrong
Warren Malcott
Anderson Chevrolet
Naylor
Chateau
Cherry Couple and Fern Cherry Depart Shelby for Chicago
Mr and Mrs Eddie Cherry and Miss Fern Cherry left Shelby on Sunday bound for Chicago Eddie plans to enter his senior year in the Northwestern University School of Dentistry Fern will enroll in the Chicago School of Dental Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cherry
Fern Cherry
Shelby
Chicago
Eddie
School of Dentistry
Northwestern University
Fern
Chicago School of Dental Nursing
Lewis Haverty Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Lewis M. Haverty 66 were held Tuesday at the Choteau cemetery after his death at home in Choteau following a three month illness. The Rev A Bernard Grandal officiated. Survivors include his widow Lois Emhoff Haverty. Pallbearers listed were Walt Armstrong Fred Barribal Cap Peterson Stan Johnson J I Burch and Cedric Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Haverty
Choteau
A. Bernard Grandal
Haverty
Waterton
Minn
Minnesota
Cut Bank
Great Falls
Choteau Bar
Lois Emhoff
Stevensville
Walt Armstrong
Fred Barribal
Cap” Peterson
Stan Johnson
J. I. Burch
Cedric Schroeder
Arlene Vincent Weds Wesley Higgins in Fairfield Ceremony
Arlene Vincent and Wesley Higgins exchange vows in Fairfield with wedding details noting the bride’s Italian lace gown, seed pearl adornments, fingertip veil, and bouquet. The ceremony includes Mrs Norman Oakley as matron of honor in an orchid gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Vincent
Wesley Higgins
Fairfield
Norman Oakley
Bert Vincent
Wesley C. Higgins
George Higgins
Chateau
Charles Pobanz
Livestock Ordinance Tops Choteau Council Session
A lengthy council meeting focused on enforcing the livestock ordinance in Choteau. The LaRances faced accusations of discrimination after receiving a city order to remove their horse, while the council pledged stricter enforcement and possible amendments to protect riding by local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe LaRance
D P Fabrick
Choteau
Choteau Park
Robert Swartzel
Hazlett
Citizen’s State Bank
U S
Fabrick
Mary Hardin
Minot
N. Dak
Chateau
James Sulerove
Morris Black
Cits
Bulldogs Begin Football Season With Helena B Squad
The Chateau Bulldogs open the football calendar with a Saturday non-conference game against the Helena B squad. This starts a four home-game stretch including contests with the Conrad Cowboys, Sunburst Refiners, and Fairfield Eagles. Thirty-one players have joined this year’s squad, with first and second string teams still forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Bulldogs
Helena
Conrad Cowboys
Sunburst Refiners
Fairfield Eagles
Fay Buck
Buck
Gene Depner
Don Baumgartner
Ralph Bachmeier
Lynn Nordahl
Wally Hitchcock
Wayne Carlson
Gary Armstrong
Dave Hart
del Rowley
Jim Crane
Bob McAuley
Jack Bradley
Bob Dunckel
LeRoy Yeager
Rich Wilson
Ray Yeager
Dean Baker
Harold Yeager
Jerry Asay
Bob Hollar
Ray van Wichen
Dick Moore
Robert Hansen
Jack Salmond
Don Myers
Gary Moon
Andy Anderson
Richard Johnson
Mike Snyder
Jim Connole
Don Slanger
Men’s Bowling League Schedules Open Next Week
League play starts Monday at A and E Lanes with Kudtzon Lumbers facing Choteau Club and Gambles meeting Ted's Drive Inn. Wednesday features Olsen Agency versus Citizens State Bank and Dutton Merchants versus Chevrolet Garage. Thursday pits World War II Vets against Woodwards Electric and Legion I against Dutton Boosters. Balance of games posted at the bowling alley. $15 sponsors fee due in first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kudtzon Lumbers
Choteau Club
Gambles
Ted's Drive Inn
Choteau Flying Service
Ridgerunners
Hansen Dairy
Art's Service
Texaco Service
Hanusa Agency
Rexall Drug
Standard
Olsen Agency
Citizens State Bank
Dutton Merchants
Chevrolet Garage
Les
Taylor Motor
Chotemt Oil Co
Schroeder
Funeral Services Held Monday for George Kochman
Requiem mass was celebrated at St. Joseph's Parish for George J Kochman 63 who died Thursday in Choteau after an eight year cancer battle Burial took place in Choteau cemetery Banks Funeral Home arranged the rites Kochman born Belgrade Mann May 8 1895 came to Teton county in 1928 settled at Bynum ran a garage until a 1950 fire Married Josephine Few at Helena in 1938 she survives Pallbearers were Tony Schaefer H J Moon Max M Hoeschen Art Johnson Frank Zgoda and Charlie Field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
George J Kochman
Choteau Hospital
Choteau
Banks Funeral Home
Kochman
Belgrade Mann
Teton County
Bynum
Josephine Few
Helena
Tony Schaefer
H. J Moon
Max Mhoeschen
Art Johnson
Frank Zgoda
Charlie Field
Players Asked To Return Pee Wee And Little League Uniforms
All boys who played in the Pee Wee or Little League program this summer are asked to return their uniforms to Dick Nordhagen at the Chateau Acantha. Some have already turned them in but overall returns are slow. Parents should ensure prompt returns so uniforms can be cleaned and stored for next year’s play. Mr and Mrs Pat ONeill spent Labor Day weekend in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Nordhagen
Chateau Acantha
Carol Frazier Takes Lead Role in Teton Welfare Office
Mrs. Carol Frazier was named caseworker in charge of the Teton County Department of Public Welfare Tuesday after prior work in the county clerk’s office. She recently in Havre completed orientation with Mary Lou Powers and holds a University of Wisconsin BA in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Frazier
Teton County
Gordon Monkman
H. W. Maddle
No School Monday For Chateau Grade School
Chateau grade school will not have class Monday as elementary teachers attend a State Department of Public Instruction conference in Conrad. The event involves teachers from Teton and Pondera counties and occurs at 9 am in the Conrad junior high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Robert Gormley
Conrad
Chateau High School
Teton
Pondera
Conrad Junior High School
Chateau Jayceens Plan Rummage Sale for Rest Home Fund
The Chateau Jayceens met at Mrs. Fred Scott's home on Tuesday September 2 at 8:00 PM. They voted to hold a rummage sale with proceeds benefiting the Rest Home Project and urged donations, listing contact Mr Gary Nelson at IN-¢- 2702 for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jayceens
Fred Scott
Gary Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club
Porter
Paul Rose
Pendray
Janet Helen Rose
Alvin D
Pete) Brown
Mary I. Brown
E. R. McLean
Collins
Eureka Lake
Conrad Firm
Lewis Haverty
Bulldogs
George Kochman
Pat O'Neill
Canada
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