Men’s Handicap Bowling Tourney Opens at A and K Lanes
The 13th annual Men’s Handicap Tournament starts this weekend December 13 14 at A and K Lanes with events for five man teams and six line singles. Entry fees are 25 dollars for teams and 10 dollars for singles. Last year prize money totaled 696 dollars for singles and 528 dollars for teams with winners led by Chuck Buley Keith Leavitt and Art Schmidt. This year handicap rules base on 662 / 35 of 200 and ABC averages from 21 games. Entries close at the end of the last scheduled shift.
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Arvid Sunder
A & K Lanes
Chuck Buley
Great Falls
Keith Leavitt
Shelby
Art Schmidt
Fairfield
Cal Southard
Howard Truchot
Herb Foster
Chateau
John Banka
Brady
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Sunder
A & E Lanes
Local Students Make Who's Who at Tech
Eighteen Montana Tech seniors are nominated for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Kathryn Lear from Chateau and John Hartz from Fairfield are among the area nominees. The directory recognizes campus leaders, with selections made by campus committees including faculty administration and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Tech
Gustav Stoltz Jr
Kathryn Lear
Chateau
John Hartz
Fairfield
Poets Compete For Cash Prizes In State Contest
Mary Brennan Clapp Memorial Poetry contest invites Montanans to submit up to three poems totaling 100 lines by March 31. Winners receive $40 $30 $20 and $10. Submit with author name and titles on a separate sheet and include a stamped self addressed envelope for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brennan Clapp
Katherine Crumb
New Zealand Girl Visits Augusta Ranch
Peggy Cowan a 22 year old from Otironga New Zealand stayed with Mr and Mrs Richard Mosher of Augusta after a long world tour. She spent 17 months traveling including work in Holland and England and planned to work in California before returning home if a visa is approved. The Mosher family had met her father during a tour of New Zealand and Cowan and his son later visited in 1964.
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Peggy Cowan
Richard Mosher
Augusta
Miss Cowan
Otorohanga
New Zealand
the Moshers
Holland
England
California
Farmers Get Tax Forms Early Across Nation
About three million 1969 federal income tax forms for farmers and fishermen were mailed early this month by the Internal Revenue Service to aid in choosing filing options. An estimated tax package will arrive separately, and filers may elect to file by January 15, 1970 with full payment or file only by February 16. Farmers and fishermen will use the new one page form 1040 with optional schedules for complex returns.
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Helena
America
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
O E S Fidelity Chapter 18 Meeting in Choteau
Eastern Star Fidelity Chapter No 18 announces a meeting at the Masonic Temple in Choteau on December 10 at 8 p m. The gathering honors past matrons and patrons with a formal program.
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Fidelity
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Choteau
Weather Dates and Temperatures for December Week
The week ending December 9 shows highs from 55 to 24 and lows from 20 down to 0 with scattered values. Precipitation totals reach 10.66 this year versus 12.62 last year. High for the period compares to 55 this year and 49 last year with a low of 0 versus 1.00.
Legion Auxiliary unit meets in lower hall November 24
C James Smith Unit No 6 of the American Legion Auxiliary met in the lower Legion hall on Nov 24 with President Edith Southard presiding. Reports covered membership open house during Education Week and Veterans Day dinner. gifts and letters from Fort Harrison and Ron Hinman noted. Aimed actions include sending greetings to service members, knitting slippers, and distributing rehabilitation gifts. Christmas party set for Dec 13. next meeting Dec 29 featuring New Hope Singers led by Jane Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Lower Legion Hall
Edith Southard
Fort Harrison
Ron Hinman
Ron
Gormley
New Hope Singers
Jane Southard
Choteau Grade School Beats Fairfield In Conference Game
The Choteau eighth grade team defeated Fairfield Junior High 45 to 36 in Choteau on Saturday. Tim Kelly, Pete Hartman, and Mark Spinder led scoring with 16, 8, and 7 points respectively while Hogue and Buck shined on defense. The seventh graders also defeated Fairfield 35 to 30 with R Reiding scoring 10 and J Arensmeyer 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fairfield Junior High
Chuck Rose
Pete Hartman
Steve Buck
Tim Kelly
Chateau
Fairfield
M. Baker
D. Hofeldt
J. Arensmeyer
R. Kelly
J. Spinder
R Reiding
For Sale: 1962 4x4 Scout and 1970 Arctic Cat Snowmobile
Classified notice lists a 1962 4x4 Scout and a 1970 Arctic Cat Snowmobile for sale. Items may be sold separately or as a package. Call 466-2975 at Chateau for details. Also available: choice fire wood and a fully automatic home water softener. call 466-2840 in evenings.
Crime Control Commission Meeting Date Set
Teton County Sheriff Albert Becker says the Crime Control Commission will meet Friday at 11 am in the courthouse. A no host lunch is planned at the Cornell at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crime Control Commission
Teton County
Albert Becker
Acantha
Cornell
Nyberg Couple to Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
An open house for Mr and Mrs V C Nyberg Sr marks their 40th wedding anniversary at their Conrad home on December 26 from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Hosts request no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Nyberg Sr
Conrad
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Choteau, Montana
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L. A
Tech
Chateau Food
Foodtown
del Monte
O.E. S. Meeting
Legion Auxiliary
Tom
Burton
Tom Moore
Bentley
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Choteau Drug, Inc
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Hotpoint
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