Opening of Pinafore Slated for Choteau High Auditorium
The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta H M S Pinafore will open tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium for a two night run. Lions Club will sponsor with about 20 local cast members led by Janet Wedum. Proceeds benefit the pool filtration fund.
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Choteau High School
Choteau
Bob Brown
Joseph Porter
Frank Diener
Gale Isakson
Karen Grandal
Linda Vance
Rich Clough
Artie Anderson
Ron George
Mrs. Tsakson
Fairfield
Dutton
Conrad
Egg Hunt Set By Chamber Next Week
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce will hold an Easter Egg hunt on Saturday April 13 on the courthouse lawn. Arvid Sundet chairing, the lawn will be roped into three age areas with 2% years and younger in the southeast section 2% to 4 year olds in the northeast and 5 to 6 year olds in the west. Only eligible children may enter planted egg areas. Merchants are asked to supply three dozen eggs collected by Choteau Boy Scouts Saturday morning. The hunt starts at 1 p.m.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Arvid Sundet
Sundet
Choteau
Choteau Boy Scouts
Inter Town Kegler Meet Slated Friday
The Cho teau-Fairfield bowling meet begins Friday April 5 at A E Lanes at 8 p m. Top Choteau and Fairfield bowlers compete with Arvid Sunder Hank Van Setten Lloyd DeBruycker Bob Luck and Rudy Fuhringer leading Choteau on the men first team.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Arvid Sunder
Hank van Setten
Lloyd DeBruycker
Bob Luck
Rudy Fuhringer
Howard Truchot
Barney Toenyes
Alex Truchot
Jack Rogers
Jack Slanger
Jim Arensmeyer
Don Hofeldt
Jim Dellno
Cal Southard
George Henderson
George‘ ‘Best
Chateau
Wilma Toenyes
Virginia Nordhagen
Kay Sander
Eileen Nelson
Betty Swenson
Marge Timmerman
Rose Truchot
Chateau A
Fairfield B
Dr A Jordan Takes Second In Regional Art Show
Dr Andrew A Jordan, a Chateau dentist, won second place in the Motorola regional nonprofessional art exhibit at National Distributor Sales in Great Falls. His painting Waiting for the Thaw placed second to a Great Falls woman, with Jordan and two others to be entered in the national Motorola exhibit in Chicago in June. The regional works, including Jordan's, will be displayed in Duvall Great Falls through Saturday April 6.
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Andrew A. Jordan
Motorola
Great Falls
Jordan
Chicago
Motorola Fine Arts
Duvall
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Noted for April 8
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a meeting for Monday April 8 at 8 p.m. in the upper Legion hall. Officers and chairmen should arrive by 7 50 p.m. for photographs and arrangements.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Upper Legion Hall
Sunburst Pair Lease Texaco Station Reopens as Kimmet Brothers Texaco
Stan and Jerry Kimmet, formerly of Sunburst, take over Oertel Texaco Chateau and reopen as Kimmet Brothers Texaco. The shop was rebuilt after hurricane damage in November and will offer full automotive service plus welding, tuneups, and farm equipment repairs. Both families move to Choteau while Les Oertel remains but plans indefinite.
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Stanley
Jerry Kimmet
Sunburst
Oertel- Texaco
Chateau
Kimmet Brothers Texaco
Kimmets
Les Oertel
Stan Kimmel
Jerry
Harvey Dale
Jerry Kimmel
Texaco
Los Angeles
Calif
Choteau
Oertel
Lilies Sale by Chateau Rainbow Girls on April 6
The Chateau Order of Rainbow Girls will sell Easter lilies on local streets Saturday April 6 to raise funds for the Easter Seal campaign. Proceeds support the annual drive and related charitable work.
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The
Chateau Order of Rainbow Girls
Track Squad Weak Says Pessimistic Peck
The Chateau High School track prospects are the poorest in six years, coach Chuck Peck says. With one senior and few juniors, Peck says rebuilding will consume much of the season. Indoor practice followed a snow day, and the team will compete at Montana State College Bozeman this Saturday with four top athletes.
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Chateau High
Chuck Peck
Peck
Montana State College
Bozeman
Gary Dunckel
Ronnie Gollehon
Tom Dellno
Lonnie Dale
Great Falls
John Little
Community polio clinic schedule spreads care in four towns
The Choteau Oral Polio Vaccine Clinic runs noon to 7 p.m. Saturday at Choteau Elementary with similar sessions in Fairfield Grade School and Dutton Confectionery. Fairfield hours are 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Dutton from noon to 5 p.m. Coordinating chair Ron Hinman says the month long campaign aims to immunize everyone over six months old with Sabin vaccine. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 75 cents for children. adults receive two doses and children three, with spacing about a month for kids.
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Choteau
Choteau Elementary School
Fairfield
Dutton Confectionery
Dutton
Ron Hinman
Chateau Jaycees
Chateau
Hinnman
Choteau Voters Endorse Zoning Referendum and Elect Ward 2 Aiders
In Choteau Ward 2, Jack Rogers 91 votes and Fred Barribal 77 beat George Henderson 39 to win alderman. Ward 1 incumbents Leonard Sheble and Bill Mc Cauley each had 79 votes, with Mc Cauley starting a first term. Citywide turnout was 198 of 904 registered amid wet weather and apathy. The zoning referendum passed 136 62 overall, with Ward 1 59 22 and Ward 2 77 40. Bob Gronberg ran unopposed for city treasurer, netting 81 votes in Ward 1 and 110 in Ward 2. Mayor Fabrick received 179 votes. Irwin 176. Council to canvass results. officials assume office May 6.
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Jack Rogers
Fred Barribal
George Henderson
Choteau
Rogers
Barribal
Henderson
Leonard Sheble
Bill McCauley
McCauley
Bob Gronberg
Gronberg
Sheble
D. P. Fabrick
William Irwin
Fabrick
Irwin
Snow Storm Brings Moisture to Teton Area
A Sunday Monday snow storm dumped about five inches in Chateau and .40 inch moisture at the Teton County courthouse station. The wet snow will help range grass and crops as a slow thaw starts, easing reservoir and stream concerns for fishermen and farmers.
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Teton Area
Chateau
U. S. Department of Commerce Weather Station
Teton County
Choteau
Choteau Station
Ray Kelly
Teton River
Acantha
Teton Canyon
Kelly
School District 1 Election Set for Saturday
Incumbent L. C. Burns and challenger Theodore Sorenson run for three year terms in the annual School District 1 election. Polls open noon to 6 pm at Chateau Grade School. No special school tax levy this year.
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L. C. Burns
Theodore Sorenson
Burns
Sorenson
Fells
Chateau
Ed Schiller
Louis Asmus Tops City Playoff in Bowling Tourney
Louis Asmus led the Chateau Men's Bowling Tournament at A and K Lanes by winning top spots in multiple events. Neckstad and Henderson traded top singles with 671 and 668, while Asmus and Toenyes captured doubles with 1311. Ted's Drive-In won the team title with 3094 as Neckstad, Henderson, and other crews posted high series and scores across the event.
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Chateau
A &K
Louie Asmus
Reider Neckstad
George Henderson
Barney Toenyes
Asmus
Ted
Jess Stuart
Bob Suck
Howard Truchot
Suck
Tesch
Stinchfield Insurance
Olympia Wagon Wheel Bar
Club Tavern
Olsen Agency
Great Falls Select
Neckstad and Henderson
Louie Clough
Darwin Armstrong
Bob
Luck
Lloyd DeBruycker
Bill Stinchfield
Leo Keel
Dick Nordhagen
Don Arensmeyer
Buddy*' White
Fred Baker
Barney McClu
Duane Reischi
Clifton Swanson
Jufi Arensmeyer
Charles Boussard
Bill Vance
al Tesch
Suek
Fred. Baker
Art Ander‘gont
Dai W
Armstron
N Swanson
Jim Arensmeyer
Mrs Malone Recovering After Operation at Home
Word from Carl Malone says Mrs. Malone is recovering from a recent operation and hopes to be back in Chateau in about three weeks.
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Acantha
Carl Malone
Chateau student omitted from science fair report
David Anderson of Chateau High School was inadvertently omitted from last week's District Science Fair coverage. He earned a superior rating for his project The Effects of Stimuli on Artemia Salina.
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David Anderson
Chateau High
Anderson
Chateau City Council approves two new hires and permit
The Chateau City Council approved hiring Danny Mayson for the street crew and Orville Alison for sanitation. A building permit was granted for Julian Stenson to erect a residence in Jackson's First Addition near the Jack Rogers greenhouse. The panel also discussed the police car rental and approved the 1963 legislative code supplement for city attorney Leo Murphy at $27.50.
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Chateau
Danny Mayson
Orville Alison
Julian Stenson
Jackson
Stenson
Jack Rogers
Leo Murphy
Choteau Men Elected to Fill Legion Posts
Two Chateau men Jay Robinson and Paul Kropp were elected to Legion posts in the Three Rivers District. Kropp and finance officer Martin Eriksen of Great Falls were named president Marcus Nichols chaplain John Wolf of Fort Benton historian Pete Pavilente Bert sergeant at arms. Mrs George Higgins won second vice president of the Legion Auxiliary district. Attendees from Chateau included Mr and Mrs Kropp Mr and Mrs Higgins Chris Beck S W Lindseth Mr and Mrs D H Moulton and Bob Crocker.
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Chateau
Jay Robinson
Paul Kropp
Three Rivers District
Mander
Kropp
Martin Eriksen
Great Falls
Marcus Nichols
John Wolf
Fort Benton
Pete Pavilente
Bert
George Higgins
District Legion Auxiliary
Higgins
Chris Beck
S. W. Lindseth
D. H. Moulton
Bob Crocker
Don Moulton Wins VEW Essay Contest
Donald Moulton was named winner of the Howard E. Anderson VFW Auxiliary essay contest. His essay advances to the state contest on What I Can Do For My Country. Linda Pedersen took second and Jean Chalmers third, with judges Mrs Muriel Reiquam and Mrs C H Mikkelson. The winning piece will be read at the April 8 Auxiliary meeting.
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Donald Moulton
Howard E. Anderson
VFW
Moulton
Linda Pedersen
Jean Chalmers
43rd annual meeting of Teton Old Settlers group set
The 43rd annual meeting of the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers will be held Saturday April 20 at the Fairfield American Legion hall with a 7 p.m. dinner followed by a Youngtimers dance. The New Happy Four orchestra will play. Tickets are sold by a long list of local coordinators. Youngtimers officers are Rose president Jack Thompson Power vice president and Luinstra secretary treasurer. Eligibility requires age 21 or older and lineage or residence in Teton county.
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Sons
Teton
Fairfield American Legion Hall
Youngtimers
Happy Four
Alan Odden
Dutton
William Moser
Pendroy
Louie Asmus
Jim Dehn
Jack Thompson
Power
Art Lindseth
Dupuyer
Ronald Otness
Farmington
Paul Alzheimer
Collins
Odin Neckstad
Spring Valley
Vernon LaValley
Ray Carlson
Elmer Pearson
Fairfield
Jack O'Neil
L. c. Burns
Harry Luinstra
Jack Rogers
Doug Crary
Jim Rose
Chateau
Lee
coordina+ Gomshittee
Bill Sabo
Sayde Hoover
City Chamber Dues Collection To Commence
Duane Reisch announces that members of the Chateau Chamber of Commerce will solicit local business dues next week to finalize the budget. Pledge cards were distributed and members instructed to gather dues and committee pledges. A Montana Advertising Department representative will discuss the “Five in. 65” tourist program at the Lions Club on April 23.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Duane Reisch
Reisch
al Hensley
Montana Advertising Department
Liong
Cancer Society Heads Named In Teton County Crusade
Mrs Leonard Olson chairman of the Teton county American Cancer Society Crusade announced community chairmen. About 100 county volunteers will solicit funds in April to support goals aimed at reducing the high cancer mortality rate.
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Leonard Olson
Teton County American Cancer Society Crusade
C. Holt
Dutton
Walter Campbell
Blackleaf
Kathryn Willis
Bynum
Clifford Blixrud
Teton Canyon
John Oberosler
Power
Martin Alzheimer
Collins
Robert Snodgrass
Pendroy
Howard Truchot
Agawam
Ernest Carlson
Farmington
Martin
Wheat referendum offers two choices for 1964 programs
Wheat growers face a spring referendum on two 1964 programs proposed by Mrs. Herak of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee. Program A would limit production to market needs with about $2 per bushel price support, aiming to keep income similar to recent years. Program B would remove production limits, pay 50 percent parity about $1.20 per bushel, raise production and lower income. Technical details are being developed by the USDA with growers and grain interests. Major provisions include a national marketing quota of about 12 billion bushels and a national acreage allotment near 49.5 million acres, close to 1962 levels.
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Herak
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Gollekon
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Jim Carlson
Dave Stott
Gary McCartney
Tom
Dellno
Dave Shannon
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Dave Forrest
Grant Gormley
Larry Jensen
Gary Malcott
Ronnie Swartzel
Greg Curtis
Leroy Banis
Mike Miller
John Davison
Jerry Cummings
da Davidess
Charles Shannon
Jimmy Scott
Uae
Rogers, Barribal
Louis Asmus
Council
Legion
Don Moulton
Missoula
TEN Choteau High School
Dwight Truchot
Judy Swenson
Gretchen Voorhees
Judy
Cook
City Chamber
Cancer Society
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