Research Biologist Assigned to Sun River
Richard Knight, Montana Fish and Game Department biologist, will conduct elk, bighorn sheep and deer studies in the Sun River area west of Great Falls. The research aims to detail productivity, food habits and range use to guide the Sun River big game program. Knight, a Montana State College graduate, will be based at Augusta with his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Knight
Montana Fish and Game Department
Sun River
Great Falls
Knight
Montana State College
Bozeman
Freezeout Lake
Choteau
Sheridan
Wyo
Augusta
Bond Joins Marine Landing Exercise on Formosa Coast
Marine Pfc. Rodger Bond, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bond of Chateau, took part in Operation Blue Star a large amphibious landing exercise March 22 on Formosa's southern coast with the Okinawa based Third Marine Division. The exercise involved over 18 000 Marines and 70 Navy ships and aimed to improve U S and Republic of China forces coordination in conventional and vertical assault landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Rodger Bond
E. A. Bond
Chateau
Formosa
Third Marine Division
First Marine Brigade
U.s.republic
U. S
Republic of China
Northcentral Montana Musicians Shine At Festival
Music students from area schools participated in a weekend festival with Chateau High School students earning superior and excellent ratings. Soloists and ensembles like Betty Sheble, Jim Crane, Julie Jaumotte and others advanced to the state festival in Missoula May 6 and 7, with several Chateau participants named to all state band and chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chateau High School
Betty Sheble
Jim Crane
Superior
Julie Jaumotte
Andy Anderson
Mona Kay Larsen
Beatrice Barton
Virginia Stott
Karu Russell
Janet Mo
Dean Baker
Gerry Monkman
Dell Rowley
Bob Dunckel
Fred Jackson
Former Acantha Editor Buys Western News Libby
Paul Verdon of Helena purchases the Western News weekly at Libby from W R Littell. Verdon, who helped on Chateau Acantha, has worked in Malta and Great Falls and served as publications manager for the Montana Chamber of Commerce since January 1959. Ray Denning of Phillips County News will acquire an interest and join management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Verdon
Helena
Western News
Libby
W. R. Littell
Verdon
Chateau Acantha
Ray Denning
Phillips County News of
Malta
Great Falls
Chateau
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Montana Affairs
Montana Citizen
Flying Club Officers Elected and Meeting Set
Chateau's Ear Mountain Flying Club elected Lloyd Pedersen as president Jim Jarosimek as vice president Tore Reuterwall as secretary treasurer and John Nordhagen and Tom Evenson as directors A meeting is planned for 7 am next Thursday April 14 at the Cornell with breakfast to establish by laws The club plans to expand operations and currently operates a radio equipped Cessna It includes three commercial pilots six student pilots and three private pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau’s Ear Mountain Flying Club
Lloyd Pedersen
Jim Jarosimek
Tore Reuterwall
John Nordhagen
Tom Evenson
Cornell
Mrs. Trescott Dies in Great Falls at 80
Rose A. Trescott 80 died last Thursday in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services set for Saturday at 9:40 am from T. F. O'Connor Co. Funeral Home and 10 am Requiem Mass at Holy Family Church. Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. She was born Sept 1, 1879 in Montreal and later lived in Nei hart Dupuyer Chateau before moving to Great Falls in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose A. Trescott
Great Falls
Burett
Chateau
T. F. O’connor Co
Holy Family Church
Mt. Olivet
Trescott
Montreal
Que
Michigan
Montana
Neihart
Burett Trescott
Dupuyer
Polutnik
Hazel Steensrud
Giles
Myrle
Spokane
Clara Beaudry
Emma le Veille
Belt
Hazel Bergeron
Arthur Landry
Klamath Falls
Ore
Edward Landry
Ubal Landry
Columbia Falls
Legion Auxiliary unit holds April meeting and installs officers
The C. James Smith Unit No. 6 met at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Doris Higgins presiding. Winners of the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest were announced, delegates named for Cha teau Girls State, and officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. Edith Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James Smith
Legion Hall
Doris Higgins
American Legion Auxiliary Americanism
Thelma Schiller
Unit
Chateau
Edith Southard
Guatemala
Eunice Bremer
Legion
Chotea
Sun River
Higgins
Marion Jacobs
Mary Baker
Darlene Higgins
Alyce Gleason
Mable Rice
Jane Gronberg
Mrs Billie Dawson Visits Chateau on Tuesday
Mrs Billie Dawson, a Chateau business visitor, was noted in Augusta on Tuesday. She toured facilities and met with local executives to discuss potential collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Billie Dawson
IRS Rules When to Count Farm Support Loans as Income
The IRS clarifies that a certificate of interest from the Federal price‑support program is not income until the loan proceeds are taken from the bank. A farmer who receives the certificate in one year and cashes it in the next will report the loan as income in the year of the cash disbursement if he makes the required election under Section 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
K. E. Sturgis, Chateau
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Commissioner
The
CCC
H D Club Meeting At Methodist Church Parlor
The American Home Demonstration Club meets Monday at 8 pm in the Methodist Church parlor. Frieda Schroder, the county home demonstration agent, will present a project. Members will take roll by sharing knowledge about Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Demonstration Club
Methodist Church
Frieda Schroder
Alaska
St Josephs Parish Sunday Mass Times List
The notice lists Mass times for next Sunday at Bynum 9 am Chateau 11 am and Augusta 7 pm. Weekday Masses Monday Tuesday Wednesday are at 7 30 am led by Rev Thomas J Gannon Pastor. A closing line questions past curfews and waking with noise.
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Bynum
Chateau
Augusta
Thomas J. Gannon
Women's City Pin Tourney Completed
The annual women's handicap city bowling tournament concluded at A and R Lanes with M and R Motors taking team honors at 2824. Rowena Sargent and Rose Slanger won doubles 1205 and Lois Davison claimed singles 663. Other winners include Team Teton Plumbing 2780 and Chateau Floral 2769.
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A & R Lanes
M & R Motors
Rowena Sargent
Rose Slanger
Lois Davison
Team Teton Plumbing
Chateau ‘Floral
Dellno Agency
Parlor Shoppe
Phillips
Wier Furniture
Betty Swenson
Kay Zier
Irene Toenyes
Vera Schaefer
Mary Timmerman
Kay Sander
Rose Truchot
Eileen Trebesch
Betty Fuhringer
Geraldine Smith
Virginia Luvistra
Anna Mae Asmus
Mildred Hagen
Lu Miller
Elsie Agee
Floreine Stoudt
Marcy Yeager
Wilma Toenyes
Clara Larson
Edith Breckon
Margaret Leigland
Edith Dunckel
Charles Riley, Fairfield, Dies
Charles J. Riley 70 of Fairfield died Thursday of last week at a Great Falls hospital. An auto mechanic most of his life he was born May 9 1889 in Shelby County Missouri and came to Montana in 1911 settling at Cascade until 1934. He later lived at Craig Wolf Creek and Great Falls before moving to Fairfield two years ago where he served as caretaker for Three Rivers Telephone Cooperative. Survivors include his widow Armilda three daughters Eleanor Nahrgang of Craig Marian Buckingham and Dorothy Adams both of Great Falls a sister Eva Gats on Monroe City Missouri two brothers Edward and William of Lakenan Missouri 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Charles J. Riley
Fairfield
Great Falls
Riley
Shelby County
Montana
Cascade
Craig
Wolf Creek
Three Rivers Telephone Cooperative, Inc
Armilda
John
Eleanor) Nahrgang
Charles
Marian) Buckingham
Dorothy Adams
Eva Gatson
Monroe City
Edward
William
Lakenan
Chateau Jayceens Welcome Two New Members
The Chateau Jayceens met at Mrs. Don Arensmeyer's home on Wednesday March 30. Two new members, Mrs. Bill Hoyt and Mrs. Dave Terry, joined. They planned the forthcoming bazaar and worked on event projects. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Les Kolste's home on April 13.
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Chateau Jayceens
Don Arensmeyer
Bill Hoyt
Dave Terry
The
Jayceens
Les Kolste
Births And Admitted Patients At Teton Memorial Hospital
List of patients admitted at Teton Memorial Hospital including Elma Randall Lloyd Christensen and others with residences in Fairfield Vaughn Choteau and Augusta. Birth announced for a daughter to Mrs Robert Laumeyer Choteau. Several patients dismissed including Mrs Gladys Yeager and others from Choteau Pendroy Fairfield and Pendrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Randall
Fairfield
Lloyd Christensen
Vaughn
Kenneth Farmer
Chateau
James Sands
Richard Loss
Harry van de Riet
Augusta
Ethel Anderson
Daniel Waldner
Pendray
Merianne Sabo
Belt
John Shaw
Robert Laumeyer
Choteau
Phil Pings
William Riggs
Lloyd Grasdock
John Patefield
O. A. Kenck
Herb Wood
Walter C. Rogers
Laura Johnson
Palestine
Pete” Stewart
N. W. Edwards
Mitchell Leu
Gladys Yeager
Grant Curtis
Erich Keiper
Alvin Guse
Frank Diener
Hale Moore
Bert Packer
Lois Palmerton
Donald Moore
Pendrey
Cleon McNett
Pendroy
Mrs Irene McManus Returns From Midwest Visit
Mrs Irene McManus returned to Chateau Monday evening after a three week visit to relatives in Miles City and in Omaha and Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene McManus
Chateau
Miles City
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
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Suel
Will
Kodvonk
Uttestlaanss
Heartcraft
Bob’s
Time Shop
Acantha
V.F.W
Randy Erickson
Dick van Auken
Doug Sabo
Steve Larson
Cub Scouts
Lynn Mortenson
Howard Harman
Tetondera
Dutton
Flying Club
Glen’s Radio & TV Repair
Bronko
Food Values
USDA
Miracle
Kraft
Chateau Lockers & Groceries
EGC
Pal
aRetete
Legion Auxiliary
John van
BOLC
IRS
H. D. Club Meeting
ST. Josepph’s Parish
Charles Riley
Teton Memorial Hospital
Andrew Jordan
Crazy Building
Andy
Scotts Crabgrass
Scotts
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