Montana principal eyes federal education role at D C meeting
Chateau resident and Elementary School Principal Robert Gormley attended a National Department of Elementary School Principals conference in Washington September 15 17 to discuss education challenges. He cited federal involvement funding questions and desegregation issues as key topics.
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Robert Gormley
United States
Gormley
National’ ‘Department of
Washington, D. C
Mecnow
Chateau
Rural Defense Operations Reviewed by County Board
Teton County Defense Board met with state USDA defense board members in Great Falls on September 23 to review operations and responsibilities. Attending were Arlyne McCollum chair, Roy Goodell, Vergil Lindsey, Raymond Kelly, Albert Van Hemelryck, and others. The six-state series aims to keep counties ready for emergency food and agricultural programs, with radiological monitoring and leadership guidance during crises.
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Usda .Teton County Defense Board
Usda Defense Board
Great Falls
Arlyne McCollum
W.W. H. Vance
SCS
Raymond’ Kelly
Vergil ‘Lindsey
Forest Service
Albert » van Hemelryck
FHA
Roy Goodell
Teton County
Bozeman
Billings
Miles City
Wolf Point
Missoula
Department of Agriculture
Usda Defense
USDA
Harvesting Help: Program Extended and Ready for Week
The Chamber of Commerce and local businesses extended harvesting help with five signed volunteers unused last week. Chairman Higgins said better weather this week could mobilize all who signed up to assist farmers during the weekend halt.
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Chamber of Commerce
George
Higgins
Chamber
Myers Funeral Held for Stuart Myers in Florida
Stuart Myers, former Chateau resident and longtime farmer from the Tg. L. Gap area north of Fairfield, died of lung cancer after a period of illness. Services were held recently in Florida, as reported to Dick Reiding.
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Stuart Myers
Chateau
Florida
Dick Reiding
Myers
Tg. L. Gap
Fairfield
Reiding
Bird Preserve Reposted to Warn Hunters in Montana
Montana Fish and Game officials reposted the Teton Spring Creek bird preserve to keep hunters out. Wardens Ray Somers and Paul Mihalovich posted multiple signs declaring the area closed to hunting and firearm discharge one mile north of Chateau in Township 74 North Range 5 West.
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Teton-Spring Creek
Montana Fish and Game
Ment
Ray Somers
Paul ‘Mihalovich
Choteau Bulldogs Ready for Tough Conrad Clash
Choteau hosts undefeated Conrad in a pivotal Northern Division football game likely to decide the league title. Coach John Rose praises the Bulldogs for tough, come-from-behind win at Shelby as quarterback Jim Scott and fullback Greg Curtis pace a strong ground game.
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Choteau
Bulldogs
Conrad
Jim Scott
Greg Curtis
John Rose
Cowboys
Bakken
Rick Kronebush
Tommy Hoover
Rose
Shelby
Rosé
Scott
Doug Sabo
Coyotes
Chateau
Banis
Lehnerz
Bro
Services Held Wednesday For Mrs Dellwo
Funeral services for Helen Margaret Dellwo 68 were held at St Josephs Catholic church with Father William Morley officiating. Dellwo a Chateau resident since 1929 died Monday after a stroke. Born Helen Margaret Corcoran June 19 1897 in Blue Earth Minnesota she moved to Conrad as a child. She married Thomas J Dellwo June 29 1922 at Conrad. Survivors include widow three daughters Annetta Weinert Choteau Margaret Olson Milwaukee Connie Kuster Moccasin four sons Larry Bynum Gordon Augusta and Bob Jim Choteau two brothers Leo and Ray Corcoran Conrad three sisters Mary Towey Mildred Foltz Claire Corcoran Conrad and 28 grandchildren. Pallbearers were Andy Axelson Ernest Weist Carl Olson Walt Magee John Dunckel John Sulgrove. honorary pallbearers listed.
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Helen
Margaret Dellwo
St’ Joseph’s Catholic Church
William Morley
Dellwo
Chateau
Helen’ Margaret Corcoran
Blue Earth
Minn
Conrad
Thomas J. ‘Dellno
Annetta Weinert
Choteau
Margaret
Olson
Milwaukee
Wis
Connie Kuster
Moccasin
Larry
Bynum
Gordon
Augusta
Bob
Jim
Leo
Ray
Corcoran
Mary Towey
Mildred Foltz
Claire Corcoran
Andy Axelson
Ernest Weist
Carl ‘Olson
Walt Magee
John Dunckel
John Sulgrove
Chris Beck
Cap Peterson
Fred Barribal
Jess Gleason
Art Bagley
Henry Helf
Jerry Breen
Walt Scott
Henry Jensen
John Manix
Victor Krueger
FU Convention Set for Oct 9 at Moose Hall Chateau
The Teton County Farmers Union annual convention is scheduled for Saturday October 9 at Moose Hall in Chateau. County president Charles McWilliams says the Montana state organization marks its 50th year and all past presidents and 50 year members will be honored. A potluck dinner will be served at noon.
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The
Teton County Farmers Union
Moose Hall
Chateau
Charles McWilliams
Montana’ State Organization
Lions Club reviews pool costs and Fall Festival plans
Tuesday's meeting covered pool maintenance spending totaling about 1000 dollars with 516.70 spent on chemicals and 321.55 on an underwater vacuum to meet health standards. Fall Festival preparations were announced with volunteers urged to set up games and collect bake sale items.
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Lions
Teton County
Chateau ‘Lions Club
Lions Club
Stan Rathman
State Board of ‘Health
Rathman
Inquest Planned Into Ditton Two-Car Crash Deaths
Coroner G L Banks announced the inquest into the September 22 Ditton two car crash that killed 18 year old Gilbert Aakre Conrad and 57 year old Dr Gertrude Roskie of Bozeman. The inquest is set for early October, delayed because a highway patrolman on duty was on vacation. Also hospitalized were several other victims.
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Banks
Gilbert
Aakre
Conrad
Auto crash injures two near Choteau
Orion McQuiston 22 of Fort Shaw and Melvin Cook 22 of Great Falls were injured when their car rolled over on Bellevue road seven miles west of Choteau. Driver Bruce Dormady 21 of Black Eagle escaped injury and was cited for driving without a license and careless driving. The three had been in the mountains looking for bear and were returning to Great Falls.
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Orion’ McQuiston
Fort Shaw
Choteau Hospital
Bellevue Road
Choteau
Melvin R. Cook
Great Falls
a.Great
Falls Hospital
Bruce W. Dormady
Black
Eagle
Montana ‘Highway
Dormady
Bear
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Set in Teton County
The Teton County Farm Bureau schedules its annual meeting today at 5 p.m. with a potluck at the Chateau Moose and a 6 30 p.m. program. President Bill Jones notes resolutions for state convention in Great Falls on Nov 15, delegate selection, and officer elections. Howard Lord of Helena, a Montana Board of Equalization member and rancher from Phillipsburg, will discuss taxation and its impact on Montana agriculture.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Chateau Moose
Bill Jones
Great Falls
Howard Lord
Montana State ‘Board of Equalization
Helena
Lord
Phillipsburgh
State Farm Bureau
Montana
Choteau Lions Plan Fall Festival Carnival
October 9, a week from Saturday, marks the Lions Club annual fall festival. Chairman Les Otness said the pool carnival will be in the Choteau city pavilion with doors opening at 7 p.m.
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Choteau Lions Club
Les Otness
Choteau City
Blood Drawing Seeks Quota Of 65 Pints
Chateau area residents plan a blood draw at the Methodist Church on October 7 from 2 to 6 pm chaired by Mrs. Grant Curtis. The goal is 65 pints, hoping to surpass 78 pints donated last March, with proceeds funding Lions Club pool programs and local civic projects. The event blends harvest season activities with a carnival including bake and rummage sales and games to support youth programs.
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Chateau Area
Grant Curtis
Methodist Church
Curtis
Otness
Pergons
Montana Power
Brigi
Peterson
Chateau
Girl Scout Kickoff Announces Season Fund Drive in Chateau
The Girl Scout kickoff is set for Saturday October 2 at the city park with a noon 12:30 sack lunch. Mrs William Sabo chairs this year s fund drive which aims to exceed last year s 669 95 in total proceeds to support leader training supplies camping equipment and the local camp at Scontana near Augusta.
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William Sabo
Sabo
Scontana
Augusta
Choteau
Farragut
Idaho
Sally Sulgrove
Barbara Cole
Patsy Thompson
Chateau
Carolyn Schiller
Miss Schiller
Oregon
Annual Swim Awards Night Slated at Lions Club Hall
Chateau team to host its annual awards party tonight at 7 p.m. at the Lions Club hall. About 60 swimmers plus parents and guests expected for awards assembly refreshments and a 9 p.m. dance. AAU state convention notes and bids for junior Olympic track and field discussed.
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Chateau
Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Rathman
Chatéau
Inia
Carl Field
Choteau
Bozeman
Billings
Montana
Salse
Age
Chevrolet franchise to temporarily keep former name
Ry A Taylor bought the Chevrolet franchise last week and will keep advertising as Anderson Chevrolet until a General Motors approval makes the change official. The Teton Motor Co will continue under the old name until clearance is granted.
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Chevrolet
Ry. A. Taylor
Anderson Chevrolet
General “Motors
The
Teton Motor Co
Anderson
Taylor
Subcommittee Studies Water Site Near Stevensville
Senator Jerry Breen, chairing a Montana Legislature subcommittee, inspects Burnt Fork near Stevensville for a proposed water conservancy district. The panel aims to craft a multipurpose plan using irrigation recreation flood control and power to preserve Montana water rights for Montanans before upstream interests act. Stevensville is noted as an ideal district site with hopes for multiple locations to be recommended at the next session.
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Jerry
Breen
Burnt Fork
Stevensville
Montana
Newcomb Family Wedding Plans Redirect Vacation
Mrs Be te Newcomb and Mrs Dan Chisholm family guests gather Wednesday at the Chisholm home. En route they plan a Canada vacation. Mrs Chisholm is the Newcombs daughter.
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Be Te Newcomb
Dan’ Chisholm
Canada
Wheat Program Signups Weaken as Congress Debates Legislation
Montana officials report no fall signup for the 1966 wheat program yet. Legislation under review would extend the voluntary grain program and may set concurrent signups for wheat and feed grains next spring. If enacted, the wheat allotment for 1966 will be announced to producers, with total acreage down about 3.4 percent nationally due to higher yields.
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Herak
Montana Agricultural
A. Volungrain
Congress
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