Cascade Edges Choteau 81 80 In Overtime
Cascade Badgers beat Choteau Bulldogs 81-80 after a late rally in regulation and a 10-9 OT. McCauley led Choteau with 20 points while Newell and Young added 17 each. Cascade countered with four double figure scorers including Thompson 20 and Sanderson 16. Competition resumes after holidays with Cascade and Choteau next games listed.
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Cascade Badgers
Choteau Bulldogs
Cascade
Choteau
Badgers
Pat Whealy
Bulldogs
Chateau
McCauley
Newell
Young
Whealy
Thompson
Culliton
Sanderson
Winterrowd
Allen Adams
Bulldog
Knutson
Adams
Indians
Browning
Fairfield Eagles
Dick Dale
Tom Hofeldt
Greg Newell
Lee McCauley
Chuck Young
Pete Hartman
Ee Cascade
Fg Ft Pf
Kimmets Receive Praise for Services
Barry N Terrazzo of California praised Stan and his brother Kimmel for towing his car north of Chateau, arranging a rental pickup, and returning a replaced transmission at a reasonable price. He called them outstanding representatives of the Auto Club after a 29 day vacation across eight states and Canada.
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Kimmet Brothers Texaco
Barry N Terrazzo
California
Chateau
Kimmets
Terrazzo
Stan Kimmel
Auto Club
Koa
Great Falls
Kimmel Brothers
States
Canada
Montana Automobile Association
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Notice of Probate Will Proof for Sidney Hanson
Montana probate notice announces January 21, 1972 at 10:00 AM in Chateau for proving Sidney F. Hanson will and addressing Norma B. Hanson's petition for letters testamentary. Any interested party may appear to contest. Court clerk Elmer Erickson signs the notice.
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Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
County OF Teton
Sidney F. Hanson
Chateau
County
Bowling Winners At A and E Lanes Championship Recap
The annual Mens Handicap Bowling Tournament ended Sunday with 111 singles players and 32 teams. John Toenyes of Great Falls won singles with 1339, followed by Jack Nesbit, also of Great Falls, 1287. Clarence Edwards Browning led 6-line singles with 1200, while Single Agency Shelby captured team honors at 3010 pins, Chateau Merchants second at 2950, and G and G Lanes Shelby third at 2925. Walt Armstrong posted the top team actual series of 616.
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John Toenyes
Great Falls
Jack Nesbit
Willard Martin
Conrad
Clarence Edwards
Browning
Tom Gardipee
Shelby
Jerry Herman
Chateau
Max Weekly
Wayne Randall
Choteau
Jack Stower
Grant Curtis
Jim Boltz
Ken Wade
Hank van Setten
Don LaBaugh
Dennis Haynes
Tom Herman
Chester
Pat Dzubzynski
John Franshie
Boulder
Dick Molenda
Brady
Dave Evans
Fairfield
Chateau Merchants
the Pin and Cue of
Chester Pickups
Grain Growers No
B & B Grocery
Walt Armstrong
Savings Bond Sales Reported in Teton County
Savings bond totals through November reached $173 169 in Teton County placing the area at 129.9 percent of its annual goal. State sales for the month were $1 127 733 with year to date $13 123 728 or 99.4 percent of the 1971 state goal. National November sales were $457 million up 22.6 percent from 1970. Redemptions at cost were $326 million, cash sales $131 million less. First eleven months 1971 cash sales of E and H Bonds totaled $5 038 million, up 77 percent from a year earlier. Teton County ranks fifth in quota achievement while Carter and Broadwater lead at 162.7 and 161 percent.
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U. S
Teton
Arnold Hanusa
Teton County
Carter and Broadwater
Judging Contest Set at Forseths Sunny Slope Ranch
A 4-H judging contest will be held Wednesday December 29 starting at 9:30 a.m. at Oliver Forseths Sunny Slope Ranch west of Fairfield. 4-H members from several counties and FFA judging teams expected. Classes include beef swine sheep horses and possibly dairy cattle.
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Oliver Forseth
Sunny Slope Ranch
Fairfield
FFA
Caskey invites to wedding of Kaye Caskey Johnson
Mr and Mrs Ralph Caskey invite friends to the wedding of their daughter Kaye Caskey Johnson to Charles S Johnson at United Methodist Church on December 30 at 7 p.m.
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Ralph Caskey
Kaye
Charles S. Johnson
United Methodist Church
Former County Woman Ruth Baker Dies at 75
Ruth Baker of Sunburst died Saturday at Shelby at age 75. Born June 8, 1896 in Whiting Iowa she taught near Simms and later in Great Falls. She married Jackson E. Baker in Townsend May 21 1935, who died in 1957. The couple ran restaurants in Conrad and Sunburst and owned a sheep ranch near Fairfield.
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Ruth Baker
Shelby
Great Falls
Baker
Fairfield Area
Carl Malone
Ted Saylor
Chateau
Whiting
Iowa
Sioux City
St Peters Mission School
Simms
Jackson E. Baker
Townsend
Conrad
Sunburst
Fairfield
Public Participation Emphasized for Montana Con Con
Montana citizens are urged to participate in the three month constitutional convention. The Public Information Committee proposes open sessions with no executive meetings, seven day advance notices for hearings, and a citizen suggestion process. Tours, library materials, a Speakers Bureau, and contact details are provided to engage residents ahead of reconvening.
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Helena
Convention Public Information Committee
Montana
Public Information Committee
Convention Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Montana Constitutional Convention
State Capitol
Montana Constitutional Convention Commission
State Library Commission
Merchants Urged to Post Base Prices Under New Rules
IRS Montana official Nelson L Seeley warns merchants fail to post base prices as required across departments. The rule covers top selling 40 items per department or single small retailers, with food products mandatory and exceptions for exempt items. Noncompliance delays price changes until after Jan 1 1972 and triggers ceiling price request forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Montana
Nelson L Seeley
Internal Revenue
Seeley
IRS
Presidents Price Commission
Price Commission
Mary Angelucci Buried at Fairfield
Mary Angelucci 84 died December 4 in Englewood California. Graveside rites were held at Sunset Hills Cemetery in Fairfield. She was born in Italy and lived in Fairfield with her husband until his 1952 death. Survivors include daughters Mrs Harold Woodhouse Power and Mrs Antoinette Sale Berkeley California a son Steven Englewood California three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Alma Knudtzon left for Lovell Wyoming last week to spend winter with her mother.
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Mary Grace Angelucci
Englewood
Calif
Sunset Hills
Fairfield
Angelucci
Italy
Harold Woodhouse
Power
Antoinette Sale
Berkeley
Steven
Alma Knudtzon
Lovell
Wyo
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