Lyle’s Chevrolet Company Declared Bankrupt
Donald Kenneth Hansen and Lyle K. Hansen of Fairfield owners of Lyle's Chevrolet Company have been declared bankrupt by the Eastern District Court of Washington. First creditors meeting set for December 19 at 11 am in Spokane’s Federal Building. Creditors must file proofs of claim within six months to participate in potential dividends. Hansen totals show debts of 82983.01 and assets of 2254 for Lyle. 63737.57 debts and 554 assets for Donald. The business has been closed about a year.
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Lyle
Donald Kenneth Hansen
Chevrolet
Lions Club hears 1961 Montana crash analysis by captain Havesty
Captain Havesty of the Montana Highway Patrol spoke at the Lions Club Tuesday night presenting a review of 1961 Montana automobile fatalities and discussing accident causes. He showed a film on medical treatment for crash victims while Bill Jones introduced him.
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Captain Havesty
Montana Highway Patrol
Lions Club
Montana
Bill Jones
Christmas Brunch Hosts Faith Circle Honor
Mrs Walt Arensmeyer hosted Faith Circle for a Christmas brunch Thursday morning at her home. Mr and Mrs Dick Jenkins have moved to Browning where they are employed by the Finley Ranch Co. Mr and Mrs Ted Lee and family of Great Falls spent Sunday with Lee's sisters and their families Mr and Mrs Arvid Sunder and Mr and Mrs Ray Hanson were also noted in the social notices.
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Walt Arensmeyer
Faith Circle
Dick Jenkins
Browning
Finley Ranch Co
Ted Lee
Great Falls
Lee
Arvid Sunder
Ray Hanson
Safety Officer Warns Parents Of Toy Danger
Dr. Albert H. Domm cautions parents to select gifts by child maturity and supervise risky toys. He lists checks on finishes sharp edges detachable parts weight and flammability to prevent harm from purchases this Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Domm
Domm
Prudential Insurance Co
Moon Ends School In Automotive Work
Army Pvt. Gary J. Moon, son of Mrs. Doris I. Jardine of Chateau, completed 14 weeks at Automotive Ordnance School Aberdeen Proving Ground Md on November 24. He learned to inspect repair adjust and replace automotive equipment parts after entering the army last June and finishing basic training at Fort Ord Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Gary J. Moon
Doris I. Jardine
Chateau
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Moon
Fort Ord
Calif
Three area women sing in Rocky Mountain College concert choir
Three area women participated in the Rocky Mountain College concert choir Christmas program in Billings Sunday. Members of the 30 voice choir include Audrey Harman of Dutton, Linda Tjaden and Linda Pobanz, both of Fairfield.
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Rocky Mountain College
Billings
30 Voice
Audrey Harman
Dutton
Linda Tjaden
Linda Pobanz
Fairfield
Choteau B Squads Split Weekend Frays
The Choteau high school freshmen and B teams split weekend games, beating Paris Gibson junior high 49 48 and losing to West Side junior high 41 27. Gary Dunckel and Artie Anderson combined for 40 points, while Dave Stott led the losing team with 12 points.
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Choteau High School
Great Falls
Paris Gibson
West Side Junior High
Gary Dunckel
Artie Anderson
Choteau
Dave Stott
Teton Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
The hospital lists current admissions for Kenneth Milette Lincoln. Mrs. Ray Jensen Fairfield. William FE. Aobert Simms. and numerous others including Mrs. Lloyd Martin Choteau and Mrs. Jack Gallagher Choteau. Births include a son to Mrs. David D. Kleinsasser Pendroy and sons to Mrs. Robert McMullen Choteau and to Mrs. Jack Gallagher Fairfield.
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Kenneth Milette
Lincoln
Ray Jensen
Fairfield
William FE. Aobert
Simms
Lloyd Martin
Choteau
David D. Kleinsasser
Pendroy
Robert McMullen
Toni Austad
Walter Lame
Augusta
Charles Stone
Dutton
Ernest Knight
William E. Zeigler
Larry Jensen
Rodney Peace
Jack Gallagher
Raymond Graf
Alfred J. Caron
Tom Wurtz
A. C. Robinson
Otto Bremer
Walter Tetzel
Fred Wilkie
Walter Wilson
Duane Mellinger
Kenneth Breckon
Otto Wagnild
LeRoy, Wiseman
Fort Shaw
Big Sandy Edges Fairfield In Tight Tournament Opener
Big Sandy beat Fairfield 48 to 47 in a tight tournament opener as Klimas led both teams with 15 points and Udin added 14 for Fairfield. Choteau overwhelmed Valier 65 to 38 to reach the Saturday final with Rogers scoring 17 for Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantyne
Ken Mills
Fairfield
Big Sandy
Allan Udin
Stan Klimas
Choteau
Valier Panther
Peck
Bulldogs
Bill Rogers
Pat Brophy
Doug Henneman
Valier
Jenkins
Stott
Ballantyne
N.s
McGrew
Stephen
Peterson
Brophy
Poon
Peterson, E
Schneider, C
Henneman
Sb Apasiesty
McNeil
Wccessvessscon
Slaissala
Lanning
Hammond
Setbice
Robertson
G Broesder
Klimas, Woifessitidp
Pelefield
Lonnsisetbate
Annie
Hartz
Walier
Brophy, P
Donovan
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del Monte
Pelican
oyYs
Lions
Big-Sky Girl’ Scout Council
Santa
Chateau Electric
Wylers Soup
Ohl
Folgers
Ockeers & Groceries
Getneds Aendwers
Teton Memorial Hospital
Acantha
Larson Bldg
Robert L. Woodahl
Ed Schiller
Choteau Boosters
Schiller
Pioneers
Nancy Robinson
Chateau High School
Ronnie George
Judy Stott
Kenny Rice
Phyllis Rice
Louise Truchot
Larry Swanson
Klimas
Broesder
Turk, Vo
Hammon
Joe Anderson
Anderson
Don Arensmeyer
Darrel
O. M. Seaton
Agnes Arensmeyer
Kenny Arensmeyer
Esa
Hollar
Wal Thabasand Basse Des
Kelly
der Sabsceseyerropers
Rockers
HIWAY
P’ Sh
Fine Hardwoods Association
Glen’s Radio & TV
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