Lions Club to stage annual Pool Festival in Choteau
The Lions Club plans a Saturday night Pool Festival at the City Park Pavilion with 22 games and concessions. Rex Peterson chairs the event aimed at raising funds for the pool and debt payments, with more than 50 club members and volunteers assisting.
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Ae P.m
Chau Lions’ Club
Wessin
Tun
Rex Peterson
Man
Lions ‘Club
Yuey Sy
Lions Club
Marion Averill
Paul.Kropp
W. W. ’ Scott
Jim Smith
John Dunckel
Bob Nauck
Frank Stearns
Leo Murphy
Leonard’ ‘Sheble
Bill Olsen
al Finley
Tom ‘McCartney
Virgil ’ Lindsey
Ed ‘Schiller
Jack ‘Wright
C. O. Gorder
Bob Gronberg
Jake Luvnstra
Joe Lucier
D. P
Fabrick
Nordhagen
Bill
Vance
Bob Wood Jahi
Ray
Weist
Duane
Reisch
Tra
Perkins
Burns
Bob ‘Laumeyer
Stan
Rathman
Stroh
Ray Kelly
Bob Gormley
Masker
J.R. Crab
Tree
County airport levy cut provokes official letter response
Glen Inboddy of the Teton County Airport Commission criticizes the Board of County Commissioners for eliminating levies to fund Choteau Airport improvements. He urges restoring the budget, arguing the commission and board know the airport’s needs and that a Bell letter should not dictate spending. (Continued on page 8)
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Glen Inboddy
Teton County
Inbody
Albert G. Bell
Great Northern
Bell
Teton
County Airport Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Grethern
Eepreatinvene
Choteau
Malta Mustangs Roll Past Choteau 32 7 in Football Clash
Malta overwhelms Choteau 32 to 7 as Roy Ereaux gains 51 yards and Terry Stiles connections set up 45 yard play. Dave Hanson adds 65 yard runbacks and Regan Leftdahl returns a pick for another score before Choteau rallies late. Coach Rose criticizes seniors for lack of effort in rally.
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Roy Ereaux
Mustangs
Ereaux
Terry ‘Stiles
Goodheart
Mustang
Dave Hanson
Breaux
Hanson
Regan Leftdahl
Bulldogs
Jim‘ Scott
Dick Stenson
John Rose
Shelby
Rose
Malta
Coyotes
Mrs. J. Jones Services Held in Pendroy
Mrs. J R Jones 85 of Pendroy died in Teton County Rest Home after five months of illness. Funeral set for 2 p m Thursday at Chateau Methodist Church with Rev C Fred Crowe. burial at Chateau Cemetery. Survivors include son William R Jones daughters Mrs Earl McIlvanne and Mrs Betty Walton five grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters. Pallbearers listed.
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J. R
Minerva) Jones
Teton County Rest Home
Chateau Methodist Church
C. Fred Crowe
Chateau Cemetery
Jones
Delhi
Iowa
Great Falls
Pendray
Mountainview School
J. R. Jones
Spokane
Betty Walton
Parkdale
Ore
Jessie Luther
St. Paul
Elizabeth Burton
Los Angeles
Roy Johns
Simms
Leonard Rice
Leslie Stott
Bynum
Leonard Sheble
Chateau
Jess Lantz
Cascade
George Porter
Pendroy
Clothing Store Sets Saturday Opening
H and S Sporting Goods and Clothing Store will hold its grand opening Saturday September 26 in the former Penguin Cafe. Owned by Harm Toren Jr. and wife, the store opened in August with free coffee and doughnuts, door prizes for men and women, and special bargains.
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H & S Sporting Goods and Clothing Store
Penguin Cafe
Harm Toren Jr
Scouts Will Meet On Wednesday For Pack 51
Cut Scout Pack No 51 will hold an organizational meeting September 30 at 8 p m in the lower Legion hall. The event aims to elect officers and explain the scouting program to parents. Boys aged 8 to 11 are eligible for Cub Scouts and interested parents should attend. The session will run about one hour.
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Cut Scout Pack No. 51
Lower Legion Hall
Paintings by Ernest White on Display at the Villager
Former Chateau resident and Jesse Gleason student Ernest White has painted for five years. A painting donated to the Lions Club will be owned by Dr. Jim Howard, a former Choteau veterinarian. White’s work has appeared at the state fair Art in the Park in Great Falls and in the Choteau area.
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Ernest White
White
Jesse Gleason
Lions’ Club
Jim Howard
Choteau
Art
Great Falls
Choteau Go-Karts Dominate State Meet Positions
Great Falls reported Tom Swortzel won first in the fast class with Ed Schilling second and Rick Richem first in the slow division. Larry Schilling finished third in the kids division as the Swortzels and Richem emerged among the season’s top karters. Also noted, Jeffery City visitors the Morton family spent two days with Mrs. Gladys Nelson.
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Tom ‘Swortzel
Gary
Richem
Lass
Larry
Schilling
Swortzel
Ed Schilling
Swortzels
Schilli
Sand Richem
Longtime Dutton Resident Mrs Laubach Dies
Mrs. Cora Ann Laubach of Dutton died after a long illness. She was born in 1917 in Montana and married to Mr. Harry Laubach on Sept 21 1921. She served as choir director at Dutton Methodist Church and held leadership roles in 4 H Diamond Valley and Garden Club founding the first president. Survivors include her widow husband three sons a daughter a sister and several grandchildren.
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Dutton
Montana
Laubach
Diamond ‘Valley
Dutton Methodist‘ Church
Order of
Diamond Valley
Dutton Garden Club
Montana “Wheathearts
Allah
Hurd
Phoenix
vAriz
Glen
Acantha Reports Republican Caravan in Cho Tea Context
The Acantha previews full coverage of two events with deadlines and activities noted in Choteau. Roland Renne is mentioned as part of the plan, with detailed reporting promised in next week’s issue.
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E Press
Acantha
Aia ‘Nok
Choteaw
Roland
Chotea
Ehmeere
Iweek
Pash Barat
Glauner named district scout executive for Hi Line area
Arnold Hanusa announces Jack W. Glamner selected as district scout executive for the Hi-Line and central districts, reporting September 28. Glamner, a 1964 University of Idaho graduate and former Bonners Ferry scout, will split time between Great Falls and local districts, replacing Pat Murphy who moves to Cascade District.
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Arnold Hanusa
Chateau
North Central Montana Council
Boy Scouts of America
Jack W. Glauner
Glauner
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
University of Idaho
Hi-Line
Liberty, Hill
Blaine
Phillips
Judith Basin
Fergus
Petroleum
Wheatland
Glamner
Funeral services set for early Wednesday for local resident
Jes 4 funeral services announced for early Wednesday afternoon at Teton-Memos Hospital for John O’Hare 1900 birth in Silimtansies Sand Coulee son of Mr and Mrs John O’Hare He married Marie McKeon in 1921 and moved to Choteau in 1929 where he ran a grocery store later worked at Choteau Food Store and served as deputy sheriff He belonged to the F ellows Lodge and Choteau Volunteer Fire Department Survivors include wife Ruth a daughter Thomas brother Mary Lutes two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Pallbearers were local hunting companions Robert Young Billings Howard Cunningham Snappy Stenison Boyd Stenson Art Tesch and Larry Banks Burial in Choteau Cemetery
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Sand Coulee
John
O’hare
Marie
Robert Young
Billings
Howard‘ ‘Cunningham
Fairfield
Stenison
Boyd
Stenson
Art Tesch
Larry
Students observe logging and plywood mill operations
Students detervi ee the e held at Anaconda lumber mill Bonner as logs are loaded and processed through the mill into finished laminated beams. Van Evan Plywood plant observed logs cut into wood pieces then rolled and weighed, forming parts for buildings and paper mill output.
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Bonner
Van-Evan
Waldorf- Hoerner
Van-Evan- Plywood
Citizens Rededicated leader predicts smear campaign against group
Dick Pattison of Citizens Rededicated warned that allies of right to work politics in Montana will face intensified attacks from extremists and labor groups as the Next legislature nears. He said the group will not be intimidated and will continue its anti hate and extremism work amid potential smear campaigns. He cited threats from John Birch Society and Ku Klux Klan aligned factions and noted expected GOP resistance to extremism. The remarks came during a Farmers Union gathering in Montana counties.
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Montana
Annies
Dick Pattison
Aeton County Farmers Union
Pattison
John Birch Society
Montania
Community Party
Klu Klux ‘Klan
Aes Ste
Pheasant season rules set by Montana Fish and Game Commission
The Montana Fish and Game Commission Monday adopted pheasant hunting terms for opening day October 25. East of the divide including Teton county allows one bird per day with a six bird possession limit after opening day, and a final hunting day set for November 29. The season adds a six bird overall bag with a two hen limit and includes Hungarian and chukar partridge. Drawings for permits will be announced later.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Divide
Teton County
Local Soroptimists Attend Region Meet at Lewistown
Four Choteau Soroptimist Club members attended the fifth annual Northwestern Region meeting at Lewistown Yogo Inn on Sept 19 and 20. Conference theme Communication through Action was explored in talks and panel discussions. Mary Blomstrom from Cat Bank presided and Margaret Larkin of Klamath Falls, Northwestern Region governor, was honored guest. About 100 people from 20 clubs attended.
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Choteau
Lewistown
Yogo Inn
Marl Faurote
Mary
Blomstrom
Reception Stated UM Honor Yes
A brief notice records that a reception was held with the stated UM honor acknowledged. Details are limited in the fragmented text.
Dutton Cardinals dominate Centerville in 28 12 rout
Dutton built a 28 12 halftime lead and withstood a Centerville surge in the second half. Ken Olson raced 45 yards for a first period TD and connected with Barry Fleshman for a score. Olson later passed to Fleshman for a conversion and Brad Fleshman added a TD pass to Olson for another conversion. Cascade defeated Augusta 118 6 and Simms beat Belt 38 0 in district play as Inverness edged Brady 12 6.
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Dutton
Centerville
Cardinals
Ken
Olson
Barry
Fleshman
Hurriand
Barry Fleshman
Bob
Johnson
Mike
Laisner
Brad
Cascade
Augusta
Simms
Inverness
Brady
Swortzels Attend State Airstream Tally at Hooper State Park
Mr and Mrs Charles Swortzel attended a five day airstream tally at Hooper State Park Lincoln. There were twenty four trailers at the event. The Swortzels drove to East Lake Shore Kalispell and visited friends for a week.
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Charles Swortzel
Hooper
State Park
Lincoln
Imeét
Swortzels
Lake
Kalispell
Marjorie King to Speak on School Finance at Club
Mrs Marjorie King a member of the State Board of Education will speak at the Chateau Republican Woman Club meeting tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Cornell Hotel banquet room. The public is invited. She will discuss school finance and the controversy between the State Board of Education and Superintendent of Public Instruction Harriet Miller. King has served on the Winnett School Board for three fears and was not reappointed last spring.
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Marjorie . King
State Board of
Education
Chateau
Cornell
King
State Board’ of ‘Education
Harriett Miller
Winnett School Board
Mphtana
Taxpayers’ ““Association
Marjorie” ‘Saylor
Montana migratory waterfowl regulations near Continental Divide
The 1964 Montana Fish and Game Commission set open season rules for migratory waterfowl east of the Continental Divide. Daily limits include 22 ducks and 5 mergansers total, with specific caps on mallards, canvasbacks, red heads, and Canada geese. Closures affect Beaverhead, Mussell-O died areas and reservoirs like Chinooks, with a continuation noted on page 11.
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Axye Ily
Canada
Watertow
Chinooks
Golden Valley
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Teton- Memos Hospital
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