Community Committeemen Named After ASC Election
Result of the 1969 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committeemen election announced by Rex Manuel, Teton County ASC chairman. Mail ballots completed Sept 16 and publicly tabulated Sept 23. Listed are the Diamond Valley, Pendrey, Agawam, Collins, Beck, Farmington, Bynum, and Role communities with their chairs, vice chairs, regular members, and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASC
ASCS
Diamond Valley
William R Briggs
Ray J. Habel
Howard Bolland
Fred van Horn
Nils Rosok
Pendrey
Wagner Halverson
Donald Rice
J. P. Wellenstein
Kenneth Johnson
John R. Field
Agawam
Howard Truchot
Leonard Wiebrock
Henry Smith
Leslie Stott
Arnold Hanson
New Chateau High School Dedication Planned for Sunday
The new Chateau High School will be dedicated Sunday at 3 p.m. in Choteau with Charles M Guthrie as principal speaker. The event follows bond approval in 1966 and construction completed at a total cost of 1.389 per square foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New High School
Charles M. Guthrie
Chateau
Watters Con
Charles M
Chick) Guthrie
Minneapolis Tribune
Choteau
Guthrie
Minn
Rockland
Associated Press
Louisville
Frankfort
Montana
Great Falls Tribune
Minneapoli Tribune
Chester Abbott
Don Tan Smith
Phillip Ward Jr
Helena
Department of Public Instruction
Cecil Passmore
Mac Anderson
Ruth Andrews
Irene Askew
Alberta Clearman Passmore
Erma Blanch Cleland
Bessie Crane Silberman
Ruth Hale
Dina Johanns
Catherine McDonald
Hattie Miller Lyon
Henrietta Slanger
Christian Trebesch
Hazel Trescott
CHS Modern Choir
Lloyd Reynolds
Ed Schiller
America
New Chateau
Ron Nelson Wins $50 Sweepstakes in Choteau
Ron Nelson of Choteau won the third of five weekly $50 sweepstakes drawings. Final two drawings are Saturday Sept 28 at Choteau Food and Saturday Oct 5 at Citizens State Bank, with 3 p.m. draw and a 10 minute claim window. If unclaimed, purse grows and Oct 5 prize may reach $100. Draws then continue every 10 minutes until claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Nelson
Choteau
Choteau Food
Citizens State Bank
Meet the Candidate Rally slated by Teton Republicans
Plans progress for the Meet the Candidate Rally in Chateau on Sunday Oct 6. A 1 15 pm Parade of Candidates down Main Street will precede a potluck dinner at the city pavilion with supplies provided by sponsors. Attending Republicans include Gov. Tim Babcock and seven others. The event is non fundraising and will feature a concluding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Republican Women’s Club
Teton County Republican Central Committee
Chateau
Main Street
City Pavilion
Tim Babcock
Dick Smiley
Tom Selstad
Alex Stephenson
Robert Woodahl
Henry Cox
John Lyon
Nels Hemstad
Teton County
Mrs James Arensmeyer Attends ALCW Workshop at Chico Springs
Mrs James Arensmeyer attended a district ALCW workshop held Tuesday and Wednesday this week at Chico Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arensmeyer
Chico Hot Springs
Choteau Defeats Fort Benton 27-0 in Class B Clash
In windy wet conditions Choteau Bulldogs defeated Fort Benton Longhorns 27-0 for their first win since 1963. Burr Field opened scoring with a 67 yard run, Tim McCartney added a TD, and John Camden connected on a late first-half extra point pass. Field and Ame line sparked two big plays in the second half, widening the lead to 20-0 as Choteau dominated with stout defense and key special teams plays.
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Choteau
Fort Benton
Bulldogs
John Rose
Burr
Longhorns
Chateau
Scott Forrest
Russ Wiseman
Ameline
Benton
Tim McCartney
Field
John Camden
T.D. Field
Dick van Auken
Choteau Lions Club to Sponsor Annual Pool Fiesta
The Choteau Lions Club hosts a Pool Fiesta Saturday night at 7 in the city pavilion. About 20 games for all ages and door prizes will entertain residents while funds support the local pool, kept affordable and operating at a deficit. Proceeds go to the civic charity fund with all donations donated and no club expenses.
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Choteau Lions Club
Tom McCartney
Choteau
McCartney
Lions
Lions Club
The
Winter Sports Area Expansion Progress at Teton Pass
Teton Pass Winter Sports Area west of Chateau reports completion of stock sale and ongoing expansion for the season. New trails, a larger ski lodge, a new ski shop, doubled parking, and a 1800 foot pomalift with 600 skiers per hour capacity are planned. The Mighty-Mite lift will supplement to reach about 700 feet vertical. Concrete work is done and installation expected by November 1.
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Teton Pass
Chateau
Fairfield to Host Democratic Rally
Fairfield prepares for a Democratic rally on Thursday October 17 chaired by Henry McDunn of the Teton County Democratic Central Committee. Charles Doheny reported on a recent platform convention in Billings and State Senator Gordon McOmber outlined November ballot initiatives. The next Central Committee meeting is set for Monday October 7 in Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Henry McDunn
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
McDunn
Central Committee
Charles Doheny
Billings
Gordon McOmber
Dutton
Baptist Missionaries To Speak Tonight at Chateau Church
Rev and Mrs Rich McLain missionary appointees under Baptist Mid Missions will speak tonight at the Chateau Baptist Mission during Bible Study and Prayer Hour at 8 p m. They are Western Baptist Bible College graduates and plan soon to go to Brazil. The public is invited to attend.
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Rich McLain
Baptist Mid-Missions
Chateau Baptist Mission
Western Baptist Bible College
el Cerrito
Calif
Field Reports On Boys State To Lions Club
Burr Field shared his Choteau High School senior experience at Boys State last August. He spoke on speakers from across the United States including Gov. Tim Babcock and cadets from West Point and the Air Force Academy. Field described his activities, noted patriotism among 510 delegates, and urged continued Lions sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lions
Burr Field
Boys State
Field
Lions Club
Choteau High School
United States
Tim Babcock
West Point
Air Force Academy
Supreme Court
The
Lions
Bob Nauck
Carl Field
J. A. Swanson
John Buck
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield
Cascade
Sun River Valley
Sunrise
Electric City
Great Falls
Community Survey Sheets Under Study By Choteau Jaycees
The Choteau Jaycees survey sheets distributed last week are under study by the committee. Jaycee president Jay Dunckel says the survey seeks missing community elements and improvements. Residents not at home Tuesday may return sheets at Chateau Drug by Saturday. A District Orientation meeting is set for tonight at 8 p.m. with reps from several towns including Chateau and Great Falls.
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Choteau Jaycees
Jay Dunckel
Jaycee
Chateau Drug
Jaycees
Lip
Chateau
Conrad
Cut Bank
Rudyard
Chester
Shelby
Browning
Great Falls
Soroptimists Present Second Bird Machine to Hospital
The Soroptimist Club of Chateau area donated a second Bird machine to Teton Memorial Hospital for respiratory treatment. An anonymous donor contributed 100 dollars toward the purchase, with the club funding the rest. The group also funds equipment through a spring style show and operates the Good Hunting Shop in Chateau Drug basement.
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Chateau Drug
Abbie Kerr
Chateau Cleaners
Auction Sale Items Needed by Chateau Jaycees
The Chateau Jaycees plan a miscellaneous auction to raise funds for the Industry for Chateau Project. Donations of items are urged from Chateau residents with pickup arranged by contact persons Walt Armstrong, Jay Dunckel or Ron Hinman.
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Chateau Jaycees
Jaycees
Walt Armstrong
Jay Dunckel
Ron Hinman
Lazy Eye Screening Clinic Set at Choteau Church
An amblyopia screening clinic for ages 3 to 6 will be hosted by the Choteau Jayceens at the United Methodist Church this Saturday from 3 to 6 pm. A rescreening option exists Friday from 3 to 5 pm, with no charge for the screening and potential treatment if detected early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau United
Jay Dunckel
Jayceens
United Methodist Church
Wedum Appointed New Deputy Sheriff
Teton County Sheriff Albert Becker announced the appointment of Les Wedum age 30 of Choteau as a deputy. Wedum received his education in Choteau and attended the University of Montana. He replaces Ronald Nelson who will soon leave for the west coast to work in logging.
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Teton County
Albert Becker
Les Wedum
Choteau
Wedum
University of
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Reg Wearley
Bert Rice
New Chateau High School
Farmington
C. Albert Carlson
Cecil C. Cole
Herbert Styren
Leslie Arensmeyer
Herbert Tangen
Bynum
William Johnson
R.R. Maltby
Robert Rice
Earl Perkins
Percy Ostle
P. D. Huidekoper
Richard Dauwalder
Grant Curtis
Maurice P
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