Bulldogs Eagles Open 1966 Grid Schedule in Choteau
The Choteau Bulldogs host the Fairfield Eagles in the season opener at 8 pm. Coach John Rose announced possible starters, with seniors Van Auken Yeager at ends and Curtis Hansen at tackle. The schedule lists nine subsequent games including Fort Benton and Malta, with several non conference tilts.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Fairfield Eagles
Choteau
John Rose
Dennis van Auken
Gerry Yeager
Jeff Curtis
Ronnie Hansen
Jerry Luinstra
Dave Lindseth
Tim McCartney
Bulldogs
Brad Gunderson
Mike Dellwo
Cliff Sabo
Doug Sabo
Jim Waltermire
Rose
John Camiden
Scott Forrest
Russell Wiseman
Rudy Ameline
Randy Larson
Burr Field
Bill Whealy
Ron Lensing
Don Gordon
Tom Stott
Pat Saylor
David Zion
Don Scott
Eddie McCollum
Dick van Auken
Curtis Wilson
Dennis Massey
John Maloney
Mike Jenson
Fairfield
Eagles
Darrell Shoquist
Larry Henning
Mike Jacobsen
Lewis
Schenk
Fort Benton
Chateau
Conrad
Shelby
Malta
Chinook
Don Rose
Tope
Cut Bank
Valier
Signatures Gathered for Chateau High Bond Election
William F. Olsen, clerk of the Chateau High School board, says about 300 signatures were collected on petitions to force a bond election for a new high school. If valid, the board will meet architects within a week and set a date for a special election, likely in mid-October.
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William F. Olsen
Chateau High School
Olsen
Monday Bowling Schedule Announced
Jim Arensmeyer secretary of the Monday Night men s bowling league said the league will start play Monday Sept 12. A full roster of teams is signed with the 7 pm session featuring Chateau Electric vs Jaycees Great Falls Select vs Vita Rich Dairy and Texaco Inc vs H and H Implement. The 9 pm shift includes Choteau Drug vs Choteau Flying Service Corbett Angus Ranch vs Petrolane Steelgas and Choteau Merchants vs Teds Drive Inn.
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Jim Arensmeyer
Chateau Electric
Jaycees
Great Falls
Vita-Rich Dairy
Texaco, Inc
Choteau
Choteau Flying Service
Corbett Angus Ranch
Petrolane Steelgas
Choteau Merchants
Teds Drive Inn
Priv ate Brownell completes Army surgical tech course
Fort Carson Colorado Army Private Richard L Brownell 24 and wife Carol Pendroy moved parents Mr Mrs Robert S Brownell pass. He completed a six week surgical technician course at Fort Carson Army Hospital Aug 19 trained in operation room procedures surgical packs and bandaging. Sp5 John Hanusa with Army medical group Camp Zama Japan reports helicopters fly 24 hours bringing Viet Nam wounded to Camp Zama hospitals. The Fiests Borze man Chateau visiting Rolland Ferris and relatives.
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Fort Carson
Colo
Richard L. Brownell
Robert S Brownell
Carol
Pendroy
U. S. Army Hospital
Brownell
Sp5
John Hanusa
Army Medical Group
Camp Zama
Japan
Hanusa
Viet Nam
Choteau Women to Attend District Soroptimist Meeting
Mrs. Tom McCartney and Mrs. Arnold Hanusa will attend the District Soroptimist meeting in Helena on September 17 and 18. McCartney is the Choteau club president and Hanusa will join a panel discussion. All local members are urged to attend.
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Tom McCartney
Arnold Hanusa
Helena
City council clarifies livestock ordinance and sidewalk plans
The Chateau council revised Ordinance No 66 with Ordinance No 108 allowing livestock in city limits if three adjacent homeowners within 300 feet file a written complaint. They halted final readings of a stricter ordinance banning most domestic livestock except rodeo grounds. The meeting also covered sidewalk repairs, muskrat control at the sewer lagoon with Fish and Game approval, and building permits for W E Whealy and Lydia Howe in Jackson's First Addition.
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Chateau
John Dunckel
Ned
Bob Erickson
Erickson
Fish and Game Department
W E. Whealy
Jackson
Montana
South Chateau
Lydia Howe
Safe Hunting Instruction Set to Start September 14 at Church
Hunter safety classes begin next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Methodist Church basement. Dick Conklin asks interested youths to register, noting the venue change from the fire hall and requiring a parent's release form. Courses inform on safety and responsibility though no marksman or field training is included.
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Methodist Church
Hunter
Dick Conklin
Teton County
Conklin
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Bob Armstrong
National Rifle Association
Colorado Couple Injured After Pendroy Honeymoon Car Crash
Timothy Kelcher and his wife Joyce, newlyweds on a Glacier Park honeymoon, left the road two miles south of Pendroy in an IH Travelall. The driver fell asleep and the vehicle rolled in a field, totaling the car. Joyce Kelcher was treated for minor injuries at Teton Memorial Hospital.
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Timothy Kelcher
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pendroy
Ray Farrell
Keliher
Joyce
Glacier Park
Fun Day Barbecue Set for Sunday at Choteau Country Club
The annual Choteau-Conrad fun day golf tournament will be held Sunday Sept 11 at the Choteau Country Club with registrations by 10 a.m. and tee-off at 11 a.m. Winners of last year’s traveling trophy were Conrad men and Choteau women. Prizes go to first and second in each flight, followed by a beef barbecue dinner.
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Choteau-Conrad
Choteau
Conrad
Choteau Club
Bob Erickson
Chateau Country Club
Pheasant hen hunting linked to larger broods in Montana study
Great Falls biologist John P. Weigand reports that pheasant broods in areas that allowed hen shooting last fall average 6.2 young per brood versus 5.2 in cock-only zones. Data from about 200 northcentral Montana broods show increased brood sizes and higher spring crow counts in hen-harvest areas, suggesting conservation-focused management.
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John P. Weigand
Great Falls
Fairfield
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Weigand
Bird World
Montana
Government CCC storage costs drop from peak year
Government costs of storing and handling grain fell by more than 200 million dollars from the 1961 peak. Secretary Orville Freeman reported to President Johnson that CCC storage and handling costs for wheat and feed grains dropped from 391.1 million in 1961 to 187 million in 1966, with total reductions totaling 482.4 million.
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Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
Freeman
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Local Rainbow Girls Install New Officers in Choteau
Vickie Tesch will be installed worthy advisor of the Choteau Assembly of Rainbow for Girls at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, in the Choteau Masonic Temple. A silver tea will follow. Officers include Wendy Burns as worthy associate adviser and Vicki Sue Cook charity, Barbara Cole hope, Sally Sulgrove faith. Public invited.
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Vickie Tesch
Choteau Assembly of Rainbow
Choteau Masonic Temple
Wendy Burns
Vicki Sue Cook
Charity
Barbara Cole
Hope
Sally Sulgrove
Faith
Dauwalder Family Farming Visit Spanning States
Mr and Mrs Bob Dauwalder and Mike of Missoula travel to Chateau to visit Irene Mc Manus, Bob aiding brother Dick with harvest. Mrs Dauwalder spent several days in Conrad with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Meyer.
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Bob Dauwalder
Mike
Missoula
Chateau
Irene McManus
Bob
Dauwalder
Conrad
Harry Meyer
Wesley Harris Dies in Canadian Plane Crash
Funeral services were held for Wesley Frank Harris 22 of Fairfield after he died Tuesday August 30 in an airplane crash near St. John British Columbia while practicing forced landings. Harris born December 28 1944 in Great Falls attended Mount Ellis Academy and Walla Walla College. Survivors include parents Clifton and Mrs Harris brothers Phillip and Keith sister Louella and grandmother Mrs Anna Duffey.
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Wesley Frank Harris
Fairfield
Canada
Harris
St. John
B. C
Great Falls
Mount Ellis Academy
Bozeman
Walla Walla College
Washington
Banks Funeral Chapel
Chateau Cemetery
John Boyd
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Charles Geary
Robert Hamilton
Clyde Iverson Jr
Charles Wetzel
Erling Oksenholt
Norman Ballantyne
Dale Brassett
R. S. Hamilton
Clifton R. Harris
Phillip
Keith
Louella
Anna Duffey
Lewistown
Girl Scout Rally At Choteau Park
A Girl Scout rally is set at Choteau city park on Saturday September 10 at 11 30 am for current scouts and those interested in joining. Mothers are welcome and attendees should bring a sack lunch. After lunch a presentation by girls who earned last year’s opportunity trips with slides of travels to other states.
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Weigand
Fish and Game
Choteau City Park
Montana
Arensmeyer Couple Welcome Six-Week-Old Daughter Suzanne
Mr and Mrs James Arensmeyer announce the adoption of a daughter born Friday She is six weeks old weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces and joins brothers Mare and Paul in the family news indicates a local adoption milestone with named individuals.
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James Arensmeyer
Friday
Suzanne
Mare
Paul
Promotions Framed for Chateau Chamber Events
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for Crazy Days and Chamber Capers with a Christmas shop at home campaign. Members will solicit business sponsorships of 5 dollars for advertising and a Capers ticket, while highway sign moves and Yuletide tree stand promotions were discussed.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Marl Faurote
Jack Rogers
Chamber
al Hensley
Wolf Creek
Browning
Walier
Chateau
ASC Chairman Reviews 1967 Wheat Program
Rex Manuel, chairman of the Teton ASC county committee, outlines the 1967 wheat program options as the national allotment rises to 68.2 million acres. Farmers may plant all allotment with loans and certificates, plant up to 50 percent more, or as little as 35 percent, with various substitutions among wheat, corn, grain sorghum and barley. Enrollment details will be provided by the Teton ASCS county office.
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Rex Manuel
Teton Asc
Manuel
Bat
Teton Ascs
Two Local Shooters Place in State Fast Draw Champs
Marvin Schock and Ron Nelson of the Chateau Fast Draw Club placed seventh and eighth in the Montana Gun Slingers Association state fast draw championships at Fort Peck. Twenty shooters competed as entrants fired five shots in each of three events, aiming at targets. Duane Schwecke of Great Falls won first place.
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Marvin Schock
Ron Nelson
Chateau Fast Draw Club
Montana Gunslingers Association
Fort Peck
Duane Schwecke
Great Falls
NROTC Test Open to High School Seniors
The Navy offers its 21st annual regular NROTC qualifying test to qualified male high school seniors and graduates. The test on Dec 10 leads to interviews and medical exams with over 1,700 entering NROTC midshipmen at 52 colleges. Registration closes Nov 18.
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Navy
Charles Peck
Chateau High School
United States
Peck
U. S. Navy
Marine Corps
NROTC
Naval
U. S
Great Alls
Lions Club to Hear Boys State Delegate Dennis Van Auken
Dennis Van Auken, son of Mr and Mrs Milton Van Auken and Chateau High School senior sponsored by the Lions Club, reports on his Boys State trip at the next meeting. A hunter safety film and program will also be shown.
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Dennis van Auken
Milton van Auken
Chateau High School
Lions Club
Bob Zion
van Auken
Neelys Welcome Baby Brian Hugh in Kent Washington
Mr and Mrs Emil Neely of Kent Washington welcome a son born August 27 weighing seven pounds six ounces and measuring nineteen inches. Mrs Neely is the former Janet Hickman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hickman former Chateau residents now living in Canada.
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Emil Neely
Kent
Wash
Brian Hugh
Neely
Janet Hickman
Ralph Hickman
Chateau
Canada
Electrical Inspection Program Set to Start Oct 1 in State
Montana electrical safety board announces a new statewide inspection program starting October 1. Six districts will have inspectors with area staff to ensure timely inspections. permits require a fee and a form. Rough-in and final inspections aim for 48 hour turnaround. temporary service may bypass permit if code compliant.
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State of Montana Electrical Safety Board
Eith
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Colorado
Swan Dahlberg
Minneapolis
Anna Briggs
Tacoma
Rainbow Girls
Wesley Harris
Choteau Park
Chateau Chamber
ASC