Patrick Lee to Speak At TSAA Banquet on Individualism and Policy
Patrick E. Lee director of information and publications for the College of Great Falls will deliver the keynote at the Treasure State Agricultural Association banquet. He will discuss individual responsibility and oppose big government while urging government aid when facing opposition. The event includes TSAA meetings, officer elections, and resolutions on United Nations participation and censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Chateau American Legion Hall
Patrick E. Lee
The
College of Great Falls
Lee
Butte
Montana State University
Missoula
Carroll College
Helena
Kcap Radio
Montana Chamber of Commerce
KFBB
Great Falls
Helena Jaycees
Montana
Red Cross Blood Council
Chateau Legion Hall
TSAA
United States
United Nations
Fullbright
Bulldogs Open District Play This Weekend
The Choteau Bulldogs begin Northern Division play with games against Walier and Cut Bank in Cho teau. Coach Chuck Peck expects Cut Bank to challenge for conference honors amid recent losses by Malta and Anaconda Central. John Quist, a 6 5 senior, scored 27 vs Fort Benton as veterans McGlothlin Waller Boyle and Luedtke pace the lineup. Preliminaries start at 7 p m with main games at 8 p m the Bulldog B squad also competes.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Walier
Cut Bank
Choteau
Chuck Peck
Malta
Anaconda Central
Wolves
Havre Central
Fort Benton
John Quist
Quist
Lenny McGlothlin
Don Waller
Tom Boyle
Ron Luedtke
Glethlin
Jim King
Valier
Chateau
Bulldog
Peck
Moon and Hansen Sail For European Army Duty
Gary Moon and Bob Hansen departed November 27 by boat for European service in the army. Their last orders place them near a town of about 31 000 population located roughly 30 miles east of Paris, France.
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Gary Moon
Bob Hansen
Paris
France
Free Matinee For Children At Roxy In Chateau This Saturday
The Roxy theater and Choteau Chamber of Commerce sponsor a free 2 PM Saturday matinee for children. The program features cartoons and The Sword of Sherwood Forest. Merchants stay open late and free tickets are available from listed local shops. about 350 children attended last week.
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Roxy Theater
Chateau
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Gilbert Richardson
Roxy
Sword of Sherwood Forest
Choteau
Henneford’s
V- Store
Bob’s Time Shop
Teton Furniture
J. C. Penney Co
Teton Pharmacy
Par- No Shoppe
Howards Eee Oes Re
Coast To Coastrea
Gem ‘Bles
Downtown Furniture
Richardson
Lions Win Praise From Montana AAU Publication
The Montana AAU lauds the Choteau Lions for running one of the best state swim programs and for their hospitality and role in Junior Olympic Track meets. The club will co sponsor next spring’s state Junior Olympic track meet, with Stan Rathman praised for his work with the swimming program.
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Choteau Lions
Montana Aau
AAU
Lions
Chateau
Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Rathman
Coac
Odd Fellows to Hold Christmas Social This Saturday
Chateau Odd Fellow Lodge No 11 plans a Christmas social at 8 30 p m in the Odd Fellow hall. Frank Dieners High School Orchestra will play for the dance starting 10 p m with prizes and a midnight lunch for attendees. High school students invited.
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Chateau
Odd Fellow Lodge No. 11
Odd Fellow
Frank Diener
Odd Fellows
Lutheran Choir Christmas Concert Set at Trinity Church
The Trinity Lutheran choir presents its Christmas concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in the church with selections including O Come All Ye Faithful and Silent Night. Soloists Mrs Gravdal and Mrs Paul Miller perform, with Mrs Gravdal and Mrs Scott on piano and organ during offertory. Choir director Janet Wedum leads a wide list of sopranos altos tenors and basses.
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Trinity Lutheran Choir
Jesus
Emmanuel
Bethlehem
Gravdal
Paul Miller
Scott
Janet Wedum
Hazel Gravdal
Bonnie Miller
Jane Reuterwall
Clarice Conklin
Marion Hinman
Betty Woodward
Dorothy Kneeland
Joyce Curtis
Vi Pedersen
Susan Gravdal
Sandra Orné
Martha Arensmeyer
Dorothy DeRusha
Joyce Isakson
Joyce Dyner
Myrtis Clark
Shirley Swortzel
Richard Conklin
John’ Nordhagen
Rev
A. B. .Gravdal
Gale Isakson
Chris’ Swenson
Dick Fabrick
Leo Pierre
Robert Gronberg
Robert Swortzel
Gary Clark
Victor Sargent
Big Sandy Defeats Choteau For Invitational Title
Big Sandy Pioneers rally to a 53-48 victory over Choteau Bulldogs in the Choteau Invitational. Stan Klimas led with 22 points, while Dan McNeil and Jerry Asay each scored 15 for their teams. Big Sandy hit 21 of 29 free throws to Choteau 16 of 27 as the Pioneers held a halftime 26-13 edge.
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Big Sandy
Choteau
Big Sandy Pioneers
Bulldogs
Pioneer
Stan Klimas
Sonny Broescher
Vern Turk
Chateau
Bob Hollar
Dan McNeil
Jerry Asay
Asay
Hansen
Pioneers
Peck
Roger Kelly
ASC Elects Committees For County Agricultural Stabilization
ASC announces the election of community committeemen led by chairman Lyall Schaefer. New officers listed for each community include Diamond Valley Roy F Goodell Arthur Habel James Stephens and William Briggs plus alternates. Balloting rose to 777 votes from 713 last year with new committeemen taking office January 1, 1962.
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Lyall Schaefer
ASC
Ber
Diamond Valley
Roy F. Goodell
Arthur Habel
James Stephens
William Briggs
Frank Loch Jr. Pendrey
J. A. Kelly
Charles Johns
Wagner Halvorson
Robert Brownell
Donald Rice
Agawam
Harry Agee
Henry
Bole
Glen Yeager
Ernest Dale
Herman G. Bouma
Dick Dauwalder
Leslie Burns
Lester Giese
Tony Burg
Fuhringer
Arnold Holt
Lawrence Trebesch
Sheridan Erickson
Fairfield
Rex Manuel
Grant Shoquist
R. J. Benne
Elmer Pearson
Harry Free
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Grant Curtis
Don Passmore
Andrew J. Brutosky
Russell Larson
Greenfield
Ernest Eugene Knight
John Vari Setten
Arnold Beck
Bert Vervick
Melvin Johnson
ASCS
Chateau
Courthouse Trees To Be Decorated In Choteau This Week
Two more decorated Christmas trees will grace the Teton county courthouse lawn this week as community groups light trees. VFW Post 4606 and Auxiliary will light one, Rainbow Girls another, bringing total trees to six, with Jaycees and Lions already contributing. A nativity scene and another tree are sponsored by the Choteau Chamber of Commerce and local churches. The sixth tree honors Mrs. Alice Marantette, Choteau native and Acantha editor, who died on Thanksgiving Day.
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Teton County
V. F W. Post
Jaycees
Choteau
Babson to Give 1962 Forecast
The Chateau Acantha will publish Babson's Business and Financial Forecast for 1962 written by Roger Babson a renowned business commentator. Babson, born in Gloucester Massachusetts educated at MIT, founded Babson Institute and Webber College and helped found the Gravity Research Foundation. His forecast accuracy is highlighted with an 83 percent hit rate for 1961 and a strong 20 year record.
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Chateau Acantha
Babson
Roger Babson
Glouchester
Mase
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Babson Institute For Men
Webber College For Women
Midwest Institute of Business Administration
Eureka
Kan
Gravity Research Foundation
New Boston
New Hampshire
U. S
Grade School to Present Yale Program
The Chateau plans December programs over two days showcasing kindergarten through eighth grade students. Kindergarten performs December 19 with morning and afternoon sessions. Grades 1–6 present December 20 in the high school auditorium, featuring an international Christmas theme and varied carols.
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the Chateau
Olitterent
Swill
Mrs. Erickson
United States
Castle
Huffman
Miss Zeller
Roy Ringwald
Choteau Motel Receives National Duncan Hines Mention
The Bella Vista Motel in Che au is named in the 1962 Duncan Hines Lodging for a Night as one of 4800 recommended North American lodgings. Owner Jack Wright is noted, with related titles Adventures in Good Eating and Vacation Guide cited.
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Bella Vista
Cheau
Duncan Hines
Roy H. Park
Duncan Hines Institute
North America
Jack Wright
High School Homemaking Class To Stage Christmas Tea Show
Homemaking students will present a Christmas tea and style show next Thursday at 7 30 p m in the home economics room of the high school. Parents of girls enrolled in homemaking classes are invited to attend and see the garments and medals earned this school year.
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Chateau High ‘School
Youth Hoop Squad Named After Tryouts For Grade School Team
Grade school basketball team picked by coach LeRoy Kretchmer includes Greg Curtis Greg Diener LeRoy Banis Dick Stenson Jim Scott Roy Jacobs Jerry Cummings Gerry Yeager John Davison and Mike Dellno with Mike Thompson as manager Six players from last year return to form core The team goes to home games against St Marys Great Falls Conrad Shelby and Browning with set dates and times Cheerleading tryouts ongoing Public may attend home games free in the old gymnasium
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LeRoy Kretchmer
Greg Curtis
Greg Diener
LeRoy’ Banis
Dick Stenson
Jim Scott
Roy Jacobs
Jerry Cummings
Gerry Yeager
John Davison
Mike Dellno
Mike Thompson
Kretchmer
St. Mary’s of Great Falls
Conrad
Shelby
Browning
McMullen Elected President of Choteau Jaycees
Bill McMullen was elected president of the board of directors of the Choteau Jaycees at a recent meeting. Other officers include Don Arensmeyer first vice president Duane Reisch second vice president Ron Hinman secretary Laverne Murr treasurer Jack Reiding and Darwin Armstrong directors. A joint orientation meeting with the Conrad Jaycees was held in Conrad last week with Ken Weist and Jerry Norquist oriented into the organization. McMullen invited interested young men to join the Jaycees.
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Bill .McMullen
The
Choteau Jaycees
Don Arensmeyer
Duane Reisch
Ron Hinman
Laverne Murr
Jack Reiding
Darwin Armstrong
Choteau
Conrad Jaycees
Conrad
Ken Weist
Jerry Norquist
Bill’ McMullen
Gre
McMullen
Jaycees
Evensen Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Tom Evensen and their daughters visited with Tom s parents Mr and Mrs Chris Evensen at Flathead Lake. They drove over a week to take Tom s mother home after her visit.
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Tom Evensen
Flathead
Lake
Tom
Chris
Evensen
Fire Dangers At Christmas From Conifers
Agent Ray Kelly recommends a fire retardant solution of nine parts sodium silicate to one part water with detergent per quart to coat trees. He also urges diagonal cut on bases and soaking trunks to improve water uptake and reduce ignition risk.
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Ray Kelly
Kelly
Independents Stack Four Wins In Hot Start
The Chateau Independent basketball team opening the season with four straight wins. They defeated Augusta 68-52 and 61-53, Fairfield 63-37, and Great Falls Smelterworkers 68-36. Jaconetty led scoring in several games with 31 and 18 points, Gefeller adding 17 and 14, Lohse 14. They set a 2 p.m. Sunday matchup against Fairfield Silver Dollars at Choteau High School.
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Chateau
Independents
Augusta
Fairfield
Great Falls Smelterworkers
Choteau
Tony Jaconetty
Roger Geteller
Jim Lohse
Great Falls
Jaconetty
Gefeller
Lohse
Choteau High School
Duncan Named Head In Masonic Election
Wymond W. Duncan was elected worshipful master of Chateau Masonic Lodge No. 44 AF AM last week. Other officers include H Wilson Hodgskiss senior warden Chester L Abbott junior warden Miles L Standish treasurer William G Irwin secretary Charles F Tesch senior deacon Jim Rose junior deacon Milton McNea senior steward Bert Guthrie junior steward and John J O'Neil tyler. Installation will be held later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymond W. Duncan
Chateau Masonic Lodge No
AF & AM
H. Wilson Hodgskiss
Chester L. Abbott
Miles L. Standish
William G. Irwin
Charles F. Tesch
Jim Rose
Milton McNea
Bert Guthrie
John J. O’neil
Tyler
Mr and Mrs Frank George Head for Mesa Arizona Winter
Mr and Mrs Frank George departed for Mesa Arizona to spend the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank George
Mesa, Ariz
Tourney Leads Shift In Kegler Handicap Tourney
Last week in the Men s Fifth Annual Handicap bowling tour at the A E Lanes in Choteau team standings shifted. Toren s Conrad and the Choteau Keglers led with 2916, ahead of Darigold Browning on 2902 and Heisey Alley in Great Falls third on 2883. In singles George Oshkello of Great Falls leads with 1281, A Schmidt Fairfield second with 1227, Browning pair W Goss and D Taylor tied for third. The tourney wraps up this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & E Lanes
Choteau
Toren
Conrad
Choteau Keglers
Darigold
Browning
Heisey Alley
Great Falls
Great Falls Pickup
Marias Construction
Shelby
Stinchfield’s
Chateau
George Oshkello
A. Schmidt
Fairfield
W. Goss
D. Taylor
M. Standish
Christmas Cantata by First Methodist Singers
The First Methodist choir plans a Sunday night cantata at 8 in the church with a medley of carols and titles such as Cherubim Song No 7 Praise Ye the Lord Be hold that Star Bethlehem The Baby Was a King Joy to the World and Give to the World Thy Peace. Soloists include Peggy Kennedy Anita Arensmeyer Pat Howard D B Crane Bob Brown and Frank Diener. The junior choir will sing during Sunday morning service with Edith Southard directing and Chris Hinman as accompanist.
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First Methodist
Bethlehem
Augusta Community Church
Ruth Ausmus
Mabel’‘Crane
Carol Frazier
Carol Ann Howard
Peggy Kennedy
Irene McManus
Mary E. Schilling
Freida Schroder
Edith Southard
Bernice van Setten
Debra Abbott
Ann Arensmeyer
Lois Mae Clough
Betty Hightower
Pat Howard
Velma Olsen
Dawn Reisch
Bob Amick
Artie Anderson
D. B. Crane
George Higgins
Neil van Wichen
Chet
Abbott
Bill Bateman
Bob Brown
Wes Cherry
Frank Diener
Helen Ballantyne
Dorothy Allen
Anit Arensmeyer
Edith Souwthard
Chris Hinman
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Patrick Lee
Fred Meadows
John Peebles
Chuck Crane
Lutheran Choir
Sandy
Eagles
Panthers
Chuck Hartz
Pat Brophy
Panther
McGrew
Norm Bal
Roger W. Babson
Eeccea -Poones
Bearecace
Ceegener
Eeeuessee
Eeecaper
Poe
Messcesronies
Yale
Choteau Motel
Duncan
Head
Kegler
First Methodist Singers
Wey
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