Juvenile Cases Decline Cited by Probation Officer
Probation Officer Bill McMullen reports a strong drop in juvenile cases for the year ending July 1 1961 in the 9th Judicial District judge W M Black notes. He credits parental interest and cooperation with officials schools and churches for the reduced workload along with noontime driving restrictions in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McMullen
W. M. Black
9Th Judicial District
Black
McMullen
New Seven-digit Dial System Offers Numerous Advantages
Mountain States Telephone district manager Newcomb explains All Number Calling will replace two letters five digits with seven numerals. The move expands central office codes, reduces confusion between O and 0 and I and 1, and standardizes dials for easier long distance dialing and digit-only directories set for 1961 in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Newcomb
Mountain States Telephone
Newcomb
Ingersoll
Chateau
Duttorr
Montana
Billings
Helena
County seamstresses win 51 blue ribbons at Montana State Fair
At the Montana State Fair in Great Falls 441 blue ribbons were awarded in the 4 H dress division. Teton county entrants captured 51 ribbons including 15 for Choteau 4 H members. Gwen Sorenson won a headscarf blue ribbon. other winners include Connie Bauman Myrna Johnson and many more across dress, skirts and school activity divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Falls
Teton County
Gwen Sorenson
Connie Bauman
Myrna Johnson
Power
Carmilla Vralstad
Janice Knight
Kathy Manuel
Brenda Siegle
Fairfield
Marcia Petch
Dutton
Dianne Gronberg
Sally Sulgrove
Chateau
Shirley Gronberg
Pamela Erickson
Jan Ragar
Donna Weist
Brady
Vivian Baquet
Collins
Barbara Burman
Carol van Setten
Brenda Sieg
Kay Trebesch
Donna Chalmers
Choteau
Linda Russell
Alice Stott
Betty Schmidt
Karen Buchanan
Darlene van Setten
Carol Ostberg
Karen Johnson
Latch String Out At Teton Furniture
Mr and Mrs Marl Faurote plan a September grand opening for Teton Furniture inviting Chateau and nearby residents to visit and meet the new shop team while coffee is served as they unpack merchandise. Funeral services for Mrs Ellery Hilda E Sorenson were held at T F O Connor Funeral Home with Rev Glenn D Hammer officiating. Survivors include sister Rosalie Dardis Parker of Shelby.
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Marl Faurote
Teton
Chateau
Fauretes
Acantha
Ellery
Hilda E.) Sorenson
5Th Ave
Great Falls
T. F. O’connor
Glenn D. Hammer
Rosalie Dardis Parker
Shelby
Dellwo Agency Reds Crown Babe Ruth League Champs
The Dellwo Agency Reds defeated M and A Motors Greens to win the Babe Ruth League title Friday night in a close pitched final. Dave Warneke earned the win with strong defense behind him while Grant Gormley suffered the loss despite a stingy performance and 13 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellwo Agency
Reds
M & A Motors Greens
Dave Warneke
Grant Gormley
Tom Dellno
Warneke
Greens
Jim Sulgrove
Maillard Gets 14 Year Sentence in Deer Lodge Pen
Henri William Maillard and accomplices looted cabins in the Sun River Canyon area early in July. Maillard pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received a 14 year sentence in Deer Lodge. Co defendants include Danny G. Wigeman and a juvenile. Wiseman may receive a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri William Maillard
Danny G. Wigeman
Ritzville
Wash
Teton County
Deer Lodge
Robert Woodahl
Maillard
W. H. ‘Black
Woodahl
Wiseman
Sun River Canyon
James Mills
Carl Lindstrand
Ray Reeve
Carlson
Ernie Kind
Nels Hemstad
State Penitentiary
Walter Magee
William McMullen
Chuckie Peters Dies Buried in Sunset Memorial Gardens
Charles Donald Peters age 20 months died last Thursday morning at home after birth. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Latter Day Saints chapel in Chateau with Elders Dwight George and Roy Stott officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens, Great Falls. Survivors include his parents a brother and both sets of grandparents.
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Charles Donald Peters
Donald Peters
Bynum
Latter Day Saints
Chateau
Chuckie” Peters
Conrad
Dwight George
Roy Stott
Arlene
Judy Stott
Suzanne Perkins
Cloyd
Lloyd Stott
Earl Perkins
Darrell Stott
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Great Falls
Mitchell James
Roland Peters
Rose
Pendroy
Frank George
Choteau
Art Johnson resigns from State Board of Education after 35 years
A. W. Art Johnson 64 formerly with Teton County High School has resigned from the Montana State Board of Education after a 35-year career in state agricultural education. He arrived in Montana, graduated from Montana State College in 1926, and taught vocational and general science at Teton City High School before stepping down as supervisor of vocational agriculture due to poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W
Art” Johnson
Teton County High School
State Board of Education
Helena
Johnson
Montana
Montana State College
Teton Ciy
Burning Index At 60 Low Fire Risk Caution Urged
The article notes a burning index of 60 in the forests signaling high-range conditions. The shovel axe and bucket law is in effect and Camp fires must be fully extinguished when left. A small camp fire on the north fork of the Teton last week was extinguished by a private citizen and could have become a man caused fire. Remember only you can prevent forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
North Fork
The
Teton
Toastmistress Officers to Be Installed at Charter Night
The Chateau Toastmistress Club will receive its charter and install officers at a banquet Saturday evening August 5 at the Methodist Church. Temporary officers from the January organization will be replaced by Mrs. Ted Saylor president and others including Mrs. Ed Schiller vice president Mrs. Boyd Jensen secretary Mrs. Esther Buchanan treasurer Mrs. Dave Shannon parliamentarian and Mrs. James Arensmeyer historian. Mrs. Ronald Thompson of Butte will present the charter and has held ITC offices at the international level and as parliamentarian. Mrs. Mayo Story Dean of Bozeman will install officers. she is a Montana native and educator with extensive civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Chateau Toastmistress Club
Ted Saylor
Ed Schiller
Boyd Jensen
Esther Buchanan
Dave Shannon
James Arensmeyer
Ronald Thompson
Butte
ITC
Butte Club
Mayo Story
Bozeman
Montana
Dean
Monticello College
University of Wisconsin
MSC
Goo
Episcopal Church
Republican State Committee
Toast
Boussard Cards Hole-In-One At Choteau Invite
Dr C W Boussard of Choteau aced a 189 yard No 3 wood hole as part of the first annual Choteau invitation golf tournament. Over 60 golfers competed July 30 with James Baker winning the men’s division and Anita Dellwo the ladies’ division.
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James Baker
Conrad
Anita Dellwo
Choteau
C. W. Boussard
Dr. Boussard
Baker
Anita Delino
Vern Smith
Shelby
Don Hofeldt
Bess McCartney
Delores McDonald
Marjorie Saylor
Smith
Mrs. McCartney
Catherine Kassel
Chuck McDonald
Harvey Thronson
James Dellwo
Pat Callan
Dutton
Callan
Dutton State Bank
Wheat Marketing Quotas Proclaimed Referendum Set
The 1962 wheat marketing quotas and a referendum date of August 24 were proclaimed by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. Montana’s state allotment is 4 033 938 acres, with county and farm allotment decisions to follow from past wheat acreage and production trends.
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Orville L. Freeman
Montana
R. J. McKenna
Bozeman
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
McKenna
Secretary of Agriculture
Chateau schools set to resume with full staff
Chateau elementary and high schools will start Tuesday September 5 with a full staff. Robert Gormley leads the elementary as principal. Elementary teachers include Hazel Castle Betty Clifford Eileen Erickson Marion Huffman Carl Johnson Dorothy Kneeland LeRoy Kretchmer Robert Laumeyer David Lafond Grace McGuire Helen B. Miller Stanley Rathman Catherine Zeller Dorothy Reiner June M. Russell Janet Slezak and Elsie R. Gierke. High school staff features Supt. Ed Schiller Charles Peck Albert Finley Charles Allen John R. Nauck Dominic Reed Fay L. Buck Mary Mendel Patrick Magdall Meridith L. Bear Frank Deiner and Helen Rustad. Patrick Magdall joins the high school staff and John Rose replaces Richard Wood. Charles Peck to head all sports coaching with John Rose as assistant.
4-H Baby Beef Wins at Montana State Fair
Judging of the 4-H Baby Beef fat stock at the Montana State Fair in Great Falls awarded multiple ribbons to Teton county 4-H members. Debbie Davidson won junior showmanship. Caralynn Weist took second in senior showmanship. D. Weist and others earned blue and purple ribbons in Hereford classes including Coy Davidson, Jim Larson, Kaylene Larson, and Sally Olson among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County
A. E. Darlow
Stillwater
Oklo
Debbie Davidson
Bob Davidson
Choteau
Caralynn Weist
Danny Weist
Hereford
Sally
Olson
Fairfield
Coy Davidson
Chateau
Jim'Larson
Kaylene Larson
Bynum
Rites for Mrs Susie Swanson Held in Hamilton
Notice from Choteau reports the death of Mrs Susie Swanson longtime local teacher. Funeral services are scheduled in Hamilton at 2 p m on Saturday with arrangements forthcoming from the family.
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Ss. Swanson
Hamilton
Choteau
Susie Swanson
Choteau Lions Swim Team heads to Helena for state meet
The Choteau Lions Club swim team heads to Helena for the outdoor state junior Olympics. Twenty four Choteau swimmers will compete as part of Montana’s 14-team field, aiming to break last year’s 25 state places while medaling in all age divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lions Club
Helena
Montana
Chateau
Choteau
Artie Anderson
Rich Clough
Russ Koch
Forrest Johnson
Grant Gormley
Dave Forrest
Marc Anderson
Ron Swartzel
Bob Clough
Tom Dellno
Ray Hanson
Tom Tesch
Tom Crocker
John Camden
Gretchen.Voorhees
Jan Oertel
Laurie Banks
Susan Meadows
Mary Meyers
Helena Hensley
Sally Meadows
Susan Jackson
Hope Hensley
Wendy Burns
Grams Sisters
Janet
Nancy
Shirley
Choteau Lions
Great Falls
Havre
Little John Camden
Mel McNea
August 11 Trip To See Great Falls Electrics
Chateau baseball officials announce the annual trip to watch the Great Falls Electrics this Friday August 11. Little League and Babe Ruth players are guests. coaches umpires and parents may accompany them. Players enter free while adults pay admission. Parents offering cars should contact Jim Dellno for transport planning. Boys should turn in caps and shirts for storage until spring.
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Chateau
Great Falls Electrics
Jim Dellno
Harvey Frye to Deliver Farewell Sermon August 6
Intern Harvey Frye of the Chateau Dutton Lutheran Parish will preach his farewell sermon at 9:00 a.m. Sunday August 6. A coffee hour and testimonial program followed by lunch will honor him and his family at the church parlors. Frye plans to return to St Paul in early September to finish his senior year at Luther Theological Seminary ahead of ordination in spring 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Frye
Chateau-Dutton Lutheran
Fryes
Breen Oil Reds Win Choteau Little League Title
The Breen Oil Reds topped the F. G. Curtis Greens 11-5 in their opener and defeated the Choteau Feed and Seed Yellows 15-10 to claim the Choteau Little League championship. Pat Saylor pitched the first game for the Reds, with Scotty Russell catching and Ron Lehnert, Erick Winchester in the losing battery. Randy Larson led the Reds at 3 for 3 with a double. John Camden homered and Erick Winchester added a homer for the Greens. The Reds turned three double plays and benefited from walks and timely hits. The second night saw the Chateau Feed and Seed Yellows defeat the Jaycee Maroons 41 to 13, ending the Maroons’ undefeated season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Dellno
Reds
Greg Curtis
Rich Ferris
Greens
Robin Malphey
Doug Sterley
Grays
Dellwo
Texaco Grays
Tom Dellwo
Breen Oil Reds
Choteau
F. G. Curtis Greens
Pat Saylor
Scotty Russell
Ron Lehnert
Erick Winchester
Randy Larson
Steve Larson
John Camden
Jerry Luinstra
Paul Beadéau
Mike Kino
Gerry Yeager
Maroons
Littleague
Jaycee Maroons
Chateau
Butch’ van de ’Riet
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Highway Patrol
Belt
Pakepell Billings
California
H. W. Maillard
Chuckie’ Peters
Mrs. Mayo Story Dean
Boussard
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