Chamber Committees Named for 1960 at Chateau Chamber
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce announces its 1960 committee slate with members across housing highways freight publicity Christmas lighting and more. Notable names include Arnold Hanusa Jerry Breen Al Hensley Bud Taylor and Jack Wright among others serving on diverse panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Breen
al Hensley
Bud Taylor
Grant Curtis
Harold Hinman
Bob Wier
Jerry Strauss
Gilbert Richardson
Enoch Stroh
Walt Henneford
Walt Partlow
Eddie Howard
Arvid Sunder
Jack Wright
Cal Southard
Tom Hammond
Bob Crocker
Arnold Hanusa
Bob Gronberg
Jerry Regimbal
Dick Conklin
Milton Mc
Easter Egg Hunt Set for April Sixteen at Courthouse Lawn
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual Easter egg hunt on the courthouse lawn Saturday April 16. Boy Scouts will collect eggs from local businesses and distribute them on the lawn before the start time and supervise the hunt. The hunt begins at 1 PM for children six years and under. A Special section for three year olds and younger may be created. announcement will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Girl Scouts Plan Four Story Hours in April
Girl Scout Troop 122 schedules four Saturday story hours to earn the first class rank. The sessions run April 9, 16, 23 and 30 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the lower Legion Hall with games stories records and singing. Mothers of children ages four to six are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop 122
Lower Legion Hall
Voters Need Two Soil District Supervisors Thursday
All landowners or renters are reminded to vote for two Soil Conservation District supervisors next Thursday afternoon April 14. Voting places are Bynum Parkett’s store Pendrey Moser’s store Dutton Mehl’s office Chateau Fairfield county agents offices.
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Soil Conservation District
Bynum
Parketts
Pendrey
Mosers
Dutton, Mehls
Chateau and Fairfield
Couple visits Missoula relatives this week
Mr and Mrs Harry Wood spent several days last week visiting at the home of Mrs Wood's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Wilford Cook and family at Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
Mrs
Wilford Cook
Missoula
Woodahl Files For County Attorney Post
Robert L. Woodahl of Choteau filed his nominating petition on the Republican ticket for county attorney. A nine month Choteau resident born in Great Falls, he holds a 1956 business degree and a 1959 law degree from Montana State University, with further study at MSU and SMU. He is active in Boy Scouts and serves as secretary of the Teton County Republican Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Woodahl
Choteau
Woodahl
Great Falls
A. B. Woodahl
Montana State University
Montana State College
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Tex
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Lions
American Legion
Teton County
Republican Club
Rogers of Buffalo Visits Relatives in Chateau
Charles Rogers of Buffalo Wyoming arrived in Chateau Monday evening to visit his father Cleo Rogers and other relatives and friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rogers
Buffalo
Wyo
Chateau
Cleo Rogers
Chateau residents push for city fire department space
At the regular semi monthly council meeting Chateau residents discussed expanding city fire department storage and training space by relocating the city shop to a larger city owned building across the alley from the Frontier Motel rear. Fire Chief Bud Taylor and firefighters Leo Pierre and R A Conklin outlined needs and future meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
City Hall
Bud Taylor
Leo Pierre
R. A. Conklin
City Fire Department
Fire Department
Frontier
Taylor
Pierre
Conklin
Thelma Schiller
City Council Grants Multiple Building Permits
Several permits were issued at a Monday night city council meeting. The Chateau Methodist Church received a permit for a metal pipe floodlight mast by the east stained glass window. E L Wilson obtained a permit for a new residence on Sherbourne's addition lots 14 15 16. Dr Arthur McAuleys sought a permit for an interwoven Redwood patio fence on his east residence lot. Konrad Hegge was approved for a new residence on Hobson's addition lots 27 28. Robert Zion asked to add a three bedroom unit to a four plex on Sherbourne's addition lots 14 15 16. Paul Wolf received permission to move a former Milwaukee Road section house to Tract A in Hobson's addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Chateau Methodist Church
E. L. Wilson
Sherbourne
Arthur McAuleys
Konrad Hegge
Hobson
Robert Zion
Sherbourne’s
Paul Wolf
Milwaukee Road
Cancer Control Drive Begins 1960 Campaign in Fairfield Area
The 1960 Cancer Control Drive starts April 1 under Fairfield Teton County commander Mrs. Leonard Olson of the American Cancer Society. Funds will support research education and patient services. list of community chairmen includes Mrs. Martin Schultz Dutton Mrs Evelyn Carlson Mrs John Chalmers Farmington and others across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Olson
Fairfield
Teton County
American Cancer Society
Olson
Martin Schultz
Dutton
Evelyn Carlson
John Chalmers
Farmington
Roy Page
Bynum
Ed Oberossery
Power
Carl
Choteau Hosts Inaugural High School Track Meet
Choteau welcomes nine teams for the Choteau Invitational at the high school field. Competition starts at 10 a.m. with classification mix of Class C and B schools including Augusta Simms Centerville Belt Cascade Dutton Power Brady Fairfield Chateau.
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CHS
Choteau
Augusta
Simms
Centerville
Belt
Cascade
Dutton
Power
Brady
Fairfield
Chateau
Kermit Young
Fred Jackson
Wayne Carlson
Leroy Yeager
Prac
Toole Club Plans Open Meeting in Teton County
The Teton County Toole-for-Governor Club, formed two weeks ago in Choteau and Dutton, schedules an open meeting tonight at 8 in the county courthouse. Jack Toole of Shelby is the gubernatorial candidate. he will not attend this meeting but a future rally is hoped. The Conrad Pondera County Toole club recently held a similar event. Officers include Martin Olson as chair, Harry Luinstra as first vice chair, Bob Stephens as secretary, Jim Dellno as treasurer, and Beverly Luinstra as publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Jim
Dellno
Choteau
Beverly Luinstra
Walt Partlow Attends Hotpoint Meeting in Butte
Local report notes Walt Partlow was in Butte on Tuesday attending a Hotpoint meeting, with no further details available on agenda or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Partlow
Butte
Tuseday
Heart Fund drive in Teton county raises 2275.83 dollars
County totals for 1960 Heart Campaign reach 2275.83, 300 more than last year, per Dorothy Boussard chair. She notes county led state in per capita receipts and thanks volunteers for support helping community heart programs.
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Heart Fund
Teton County
Dorothy Boussard
Chateau
County Heart Fund
Chateau High School district election yields light turnout
In the Chateau district election, James Rose won a three year term as School District No. 1 trustee, running unopposed to replace Judge Burns. A special levy for Chateau Grade School passed 85 to 11 and the special high school levy also carried. preliminary results in nine of eleven districts show 176 for 62 against with two small districts pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rose
Judge Burns
Chateau
Six Injured in Fairfield Highway Crash
Six persons were injured when a 1951 sedan left Highway 89 three miles west of Fairfield. The 17 year old driver, an airman, allegedly swung wide in a curve at high speed. A3c William Darty, 18, was treated at Malmstrom base hospital. four female passengers sustained minor injuries.
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Fairfield
Highway 89
William Darty
Malmstrom
CHS Band Plans Car Wash Fundraiser
The CHS band schedules a car wash for Thursday April 14 in Choteau to raise funds for band activities. Cars will be washed at multiple stations downtown.
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CHS
Choteau
School chief declares spring break dates
Supt Ed Schiller announced spring vacation runs from Thursday April 14 to Monday April 18 with classes resuming Tuesday April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. of Schools
Ed Schiller
Easter Concerts Planned by Churches for Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday services feature the Methodist Church choir in an annual Easter program dedicated to late members Stella Davis, Lydia Lewis, Beatrice Stenson, and Olive Duiis. Soloists include Dorothy Allen, Darwin Crane, Jim Crane, Frank Diener, Janet Moulton, and Betty Sheble. Choirs and organ accompaniment lead a one hour program aligning with the Lutheran Easter cantata Adoramus Te at 8:15 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church with Miss Mary Moore as guest soloist.
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The
Methodist Church Choir
Stella Davis
Lydia Lewis
Beatrice Stenson
Olive Duiis
Dorothy Allen
Darwin Crane
Jim Crane
Frank Diener
Janet Moulton
Betty Sheble
Mab
al Finley
Gerry Monkman
Evan Thompson
Edith Southard
Helen Ballantyne
Trinity
Lutheran
Clokey
Lutheran Church
Mary Moore
Tedder
Chicago
Great, Falls
Northwestern’ University
Mack
Trinity Lutheran Choir
Miss Moore
Hazel Gravdal
Dorothy Kneeland
Gordon Haiberg
Robert Gronberg
Ann Barribal
Clarence Conklin
Joyce Curtis
Beth Haiberg
Jane Reuterwall
Loretta Young
Ann Arensmeyer
Martha Arensmeyer
Dorothy
DeRusha
Tena
Johnson
Shirley
Swortzel
Betty Woodward
A. B .Gravdal
Dick Conklin
Halvorson
Leon ’ Pierre
Dick Fabrick
Chris ‘Swenson
William
Martinson
Robert “Swortzel
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Vets
Bazeman
Howard W. Bateman
Walt Scott
Chris Beck
Hollie Ferris
Ray McClue
Bill Olsen
Jim Dellno
Girl Scouts
Robert Woodahl
Chateau Cub
Kenneth
Inabnit
Waltermire
Cliff
Sabo
Charles
Corey
Boyd Jensen
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Seventh Ave
Jensen
Junior Chamber
Ernest Bond
Ellard Ender
Son
Bond
Enderson
Ed Schumacher
Mike Snyder
Jerry Asay
Dick Moore
Jim Connore
Jackson
Yeager
Miller
Chuck Peck
SOLE
Hssniegerdseen Donne Nanszeneny
Ince
ANG Beck
Boussard
Heart
Carol Adams
Raynesford
Mary Ann Sabol
Mary Olson
Patricia Voyteski
Ee Ccnesersweeees
Wewereesneeres
Sun
Perrrererrer Rr
Harrell
Metropolitan Opera Co
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