Bowling League Standings and Honors Report
Wednesday league results show Les Bar leading with 2.545 high team series while Taylor Motor posts 906 as high individual series. Monkman nets 584 in high series with J Teenyes 566 and Nelson 563. Strauss 220 tops high game. Chateau Club and several teams post notable scores including Ted's Drive In with 12.521 high team series and 886 high team game.
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Les
Chevrolet Garage
Stinchfield Bar
Schroeder Hardware
Dutton Merchants
Olsen Agency
Chateau Ov
Tartar Motor
Log Cabin Drive In
Citizens Staite Bank
A & P Motors
Les’ Bar
Taylor Motor
Monkman
Strauss
J. Teenyes
Nelson
Taylor
Sunder
Chateau Club
Rexall Drug
Gamble Store
Art's Service
Choteau Texaco
Hanusa Agency
Standard Oil
Choteau Flying Set
Power Independents
Ted
T Miller
Id Arensmever
High scores in bowling meet with multiple records
E Stroh posted the high single game at 223 while H Truchot led with 576 in a high series. G F Select captured top team marks with 928 in a game and 2531 for the series. The $00 Club list credits H Truchot 576 R Riddle 564 Balek 528 A Zier 528 M Sandish 526 C Southard 523 Johnson 517 A Hensley 506 H Van Setten 502 A Tesch 501.
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E. Stroh
H. Truchot
G. F. Select
R. Riddle
Balek
A. Zier
M. Standish
C Southard
Johnson
A. Hensley
H. van Setten
A. Tesch
Christmas Events Highlight Farmington Club and Schools
The Farmington HD Club held its annual Christmas dinner at the Farmington hall with a turkey feast and carols. A pantomime and a reader named Mrs G I Tangen were part of the program. School programs at East Farmington and Farmington featured music, gifts, candy, and coffee. Parish activities included Methodist, Lutheran, and Pendrey church events with local families participating. The Burton Country Clubbers meet January 3 at 2 p.m. at A O Lindseth home, and guests Mrs Ben Christman and Mr and Mrs D O McKee visited with Ronald Otness’s family after hosting.
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Farmington
East Farmington
Methodist Sunday School
G. L Tangen
Judy
Pendrey
Jay
Dorothy Rice
American Legion
Burton Country
Holiday Household Guests and School Program Note
Fairfield social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker hosting Melvin Bueling Corr and others for Sunday dinner. The grade school Christmas program and high school band recital are reported at the local gym, with KFBB recording the band’s songs.
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Fairfield
Melvin Bueling
Corr
Ellery and Kirby wed at Methodist church in Chateau
Ellery, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Crazy, and Kirby Cramer were married Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church in Chateau. A wedding reception at the Crazy home followed, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilke and others. Vern Mayo, formerly local schools chief, and family now reside in Klackimas Oregon. Ernie Thorn underwent major surgery in Great Falls Deaconess hospital.
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el Cajon
Calif
Vern Mayo
Skipper
Klackimas
Ore
Mayo
L. S. Crazy
Ellery
Kirby Cramer
Leo Wilke
William Cole
Melvin Bueling
Janis
Gary
Kirby
Chateau
Ernie Thorn
Deaconess
Great Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miller
J Arensmever
Schilling
Standish
Hickman
Hansen Dairy
Ted's Drive Inn
Joe Knudtzon
Ie Moose
IG F
Woodward Electric
Cheethams
I Tesch Sales & Service
Legion
Dutton Boosters
Legion No
Montana Power
Moose
A & K Lanes
Ciriama
Mary Gia
Choteau Garage
Stiac — Oldemobile — G. MC
Pearl Tangen, Carr
Ararar
Lial Ag
Arama
Bob Swortzel
Santo
Bob Arensmeyer
Ae Voy
Herbert Tangen
Kathy
Harold Baker
Henry Arensmeyer
Margaret Arensmeyer
Charles Hanson and Sons
Ray Weist
Pete Stewart
San Diego
Jess
Mark Pendleton
Glen Ewald
Alan
A. L. Fay
Cc. B. Turnbull
CB. Turnbull
Earl
Janis Bucling
Ellery Crazy
KFBB
Ralph Eastwood and Sons
E. Whitaker
Augusta
Stan Brown
Cmey
Rara
Inara Karam
A & E Lanes
Merry Christmas
Babe - Marie - Cedric
Gallatin Valley Milling Co
Standard Bulk Plant
Eddie - Bob - Eileen
Howard’s Carter Servicenter
Choteau Bakery
Forest Service
John Richem
Tom Evensen
Mase Grealings
Teton Cleaners
Shorty
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