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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
5
Montana Winter Fair opens January 26 in Bozeman with over $2600 in beef cattle premiums. About 65 producers from at least 40 counties are expected to enter more than 300 head. Herefords likely to lead entries with Angus rising. Shorthorn and Galloway breeders expected to participate.
Reservations for lessons can be made by appointment with lessons taught on weekdays and Saturdays. Available to play for dances weddings funerals and entertainment in the surrounding area using a Hammond Organ or piano. For further information call or see.
Dale Davis of Belgrade oversees the Angus show while Bryan Lovely of Livingston handles Shorthorns and Patricia Anderson of Bozeman heads the Galloways. Leo Jarboe of Manhattan runs the beef barn. Charolais will be exhibited. Emil Razac of Tabor South Dakota judges Herefords and J. D. Mankin of Payette Idaho judges Angus. Paul Orcutt of Bozeman judges Shorthorns and Galloways. Entries due in the fair office by January 8.
Julien J. Laisnez 22 of Dutton trained with the 3rd Armored Division in Exercise Sabre Knot in Germany. The week-long drill tested winter combat readiness with about 30,000 troops. He serves as an intelligence clerk in the 23rd Engineer Battalion's headquarters in Hawau and joined the army in 1961 after Fort Ord basic training. He arrived overseas in 1962. he is a 1958 Dutton High School graduate who attended Carroll College in Helena.
Classified note from Choteau Acantha advertises felt tip markers for sale at 60 cents each in all colors.
The United States Immigration and Naturalization Service urges all aliens to report their addresses in January. Forms are available at post offices and INS offices nationwide. Most aliens must comply annually or face possible serious consequences.
Signalman third class Talifson aboard USS Endurance participates in Exercise Night Stick off California. The five day drill began Dec 10 with eighteen ships and several aircraft units practicing anti-submarine and anti-air warfare to maintain readiness for Western Pacific duties with the Seventh Fleet.
Montana residents save on heat and power with monthly bills from 4.56 to 12.56 dollars lower than Tacoma Seattle Spokane and Portland. A Federal Power Commission and American Gas Association study shows Montana Power customers pay 17 to 36 percent less for gas and electricity. Industrial rates are among the nation’s lowest seven percent, and commercial rates place Montana in the lowest 22 percent among 374 cities surveyed.
Harriet Miller, superintendent of public instruction, notified Teton county it will receive 100353 dollars as the first payment for elementary and secondary schools from the state equalization fund. The sum covers about 60 percent of the total funds allocated to the county schools this school year.
Arnold Hanusa county Savings Bonds chairman releases the monthly sales report showing 1 344 823 dollars in November sales and 1962 year to date total of 15 106 047 dollars. He notes bond safety features and patriotic reasons driving purchases amid international crises and economic support.
The Gotch Jacobs and Arthur McAuley families express gratitude to the sheriff and assistants, Jay Robinson, George Hodgskiss, and Rich Brown for helping in the Saturday night search. They commend the community volunteers who spent hours in near zero weather and praise Roy and Steve for staying with the jeep and remaining safe.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at Glenwillow the ranch home of Mrs Elizabeth Bateman Monday at 8 p m Members needing transportation may call Edith Peterson or Jane Gronberg The membership chairman thanks all members for paying their dues early
The Fairfield Lions Club will hold its annual New Years Eve dance on Monday December 31 at the Fairfield American Legion hall. Admission includes hats horns noisemakers balloons and music.
Used 1956 Chevrolet Belair V eight sedan in above average condition with low mileage. Contact Bob Pourroy or call 466 2485. Also a one bedroom partly furnished house for rent listed with Alex Zier at 466 2569.
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