Jaycees Name Winners At Annual Bosses Night Awards
Bill McCauley received the Distinguished Service award while Leslie Arensmeyer was named Outstanding Young Farmer and Wayne Carlson the Agriculture award at Bosses Night in the upper Legion hall. The Agriculture award debuted this year and the event highlighted Jaycee projects and community leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Wayne Carlson
Bill McCauley
Leslie Arensmeyer
Upper Legion Hall
Chateau
Bill McMullen
Jack
Court House
Jim Bond
Bob Johnson
Helena
Johnson
Duane Reisch
Jaycées
Montana Jaycee
Dewey Johnson
Weist
Bob ‘ Neue
Wayne
Gorison
Ernest Carlson
Bernard Gravdal
Elmer Erickno
Bob Gormley
Arnold
Gravdal
Don Arénsmeyer
Tax Officials Warn Bosses On Withholding
Internal Revenue Service in Great Falls announces stepped up collection of payroll withholdings. J. J. Sullivan says trust fund taxes belong to the United States and must be paid. growing delinquent accounts trigger quicker enforcement to prevent abuses and unfair burdens on compliant employers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
J. J. Sullivan
Great Falls
United States
Sullivan
Weists Win Awards At Bozeman Winter Fair
Three Weists earned ribbons at the Winter Fair in Bozeman. Danny Weist won first in heavyweight Hereford. his steer finished third in open fat steer class. Donna Weist placed fourth and Caralynn Weist eighth in Hereford lightweight divisions. All are Agawam Nimble Fingers 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weists
Bozeman
Danny Weist
Donna Weist
Caralynn Weist
Agawam Nimble
Mrs Zeigler Dies After Long Illness at Teton Memorial
Mrs. Zeigler died at Teton Memorial Hospital after a long illness at age 82. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Mrs. Zeigler
William Zeigler
Teton Memorial, Hospital
Coast store owners to attend convention in Minneapolis
District representatives and coast to coast store owners will travel to Minneapolis for a regional convention. Officials from the department discuss industry standards and networking opportunities.
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Dy. P
Minneapolis
Fea
Farmers Must Sign for Acreage Reduction in 1962
Montana wheat barley and corn producers may join the Wheat Stabilization and Feed Grain programs this year by signing an intention to participate. Sign-up opens February 5 at county ASCS offices. Participation is voluntary, with penalties only for advance payments if not completed. eligible payments depend on acreages diverted and price supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bozeman
State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
McKenna
ASCS
Habe
Montana official urges welcome climate to attract industry
Tom Collins, director of the Montana State Planning Board, told Chateau Chamber of Commerce members at their annual banquet that Montana must leverage its natural resources to attract industry. He cited markets labor and materials as factors and warned against taxing residents too heavily to avoid driving industry away. He predicted growth in western Montana with a new pulp mill and increased feeder and packing plants, while noting the planning board’s budget limits on attracting industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Collins
Montana State Planning Board
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Future of
Montana
Collins
Planning Board
Yellowtail
Les Murphy
Jake Luinstra
Chamber
Heart Fund drive kicks off in Teton County efforts
The 1962 Heart Fund drive in Teton County began with a preliminary meeting at chairman Dorothy Boussard's Choteau home. County workers in each town, led by volunteers, organize under a county committee to run February campaigns with Heart Sunday highlighted.
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Teton County
Dorothy Boussard
Choteau
Audrey Ombholt
Roy Petch
Martin Olson
Agawann
Alex Zier
Farmington
Rose
Slanger
Beverly Carlson
Péndrey
Doris Rose
Belleview
Beatrice Durr
Wilson Hodgskiss
Collins
Vi Pedersen
Henry Tomsha
Bob
Glen Yeager
Power
Clifford. Schaefer
Emil‘Bakke
Lorraine Gun
Montana and American, Heart, Association
Heart
Boussard
Teton Barley Protest Group Seeks Montana Grain Action
A Teton County barley protest group plans petitions opposing Montana feed grain programs. The group formed under county planning council sponsorship and joins a statewide Montana Grain Producers Association effort. Petitions urge land idle policy and warn against mandatory programs, requesting action from Secretary Chan Agriculture to remove barley from the feed grain plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
County Planning Council
Montana‘ Grain Producers Association
Chan Agriculture
Skelton
Swho
Owill
Him
Pendrey
John Robison
Chateau
Jim‘ Stephens
Dutton
Docket Set For Ninth Judicial District Sessions In Montana
Two criminal and eleven civil actions are slated for the ninth district sessions in Teton County beginning February 19. Criminal cases before Judge W M Black involve DWI charges with prosecutors Robert L Woodahl Nancy Robinson and Hank Pfeiffer. Civil matters include multiple foreclosures debt suits and personal injury actions with parties Alfred J Cotter Rodger Bond Margaret Shaver Fred Ritzschke Ole Anderson Nisei G Anderson Ole L Anderson Vivian G Anderson Tejon County PatHie Insurance Co Elton O Lee Nona Whitman Talcott Tank Co Leo Rieben Leo M Rieben H Hammond Teton Plumbing and Heating Doris E Anderson Charles Royce Han ce non va George Bleecker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth ‘Judicial District
Teton County
Elmer Erickson
Court
W. M. Black
State of
Montana
Robert L. Woodahl
Nancy
Tim
Robinson
Hank Pfeiffer
Alfred J. Cotter
Rodger Bond
Margaret Shaver
Fred
Ritzschke
Nisei
Anderson
Ole
Vivian G. “Anderson
Tejon’ County
PatHie’.Insurance Co
Charles
Royce
George
Bleecker
Chateau Leads Choteau To 61-33 Victory
The Chateau team pulled away after a close first half to win 61-33 over Choteau. Dunckel led with 12 points and Anderson added 10, while Phelps topped Cut Bank with 22. Final quarter push sealed the win as both teams struggled to find range.
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Dunckel
Chateau
Anderson
Phelps
Fae
Police Fy
Sergeaage Tean
Choteau
Kelso Hie’ Ee A
Sun
Regional fund drive plans announced by local group
A regional effort outlines its annual fund drive with organizers Janet Wedi, Lyle Standish, Gat Prae, and branches at Great Falls Pendroy Contes Duiton Power. The notice highlights community support and drive goals for the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Wedi
Lyle Standish
Gat Prae
Bank
Great Falls
Contes Duiton
Pendroy
Honor roll lists at Chateau High School for six weeks and semester
The report shows 17 percent of seniors on the six week honor roll and smaller on the semester list. It details names and grades for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen, with numerous scores such as 8.5 8.2 7.9 across students including Roberta Crocker Ree Drummond Carol Howard and others.
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Chateau High School
Roberta Crocker
Ree
Drummond
Carol Howard
Rodney Schilling
Jim Murphy
Dana Boussard
Lynn
Nordahl
Louise Truchot
Dan Hansen
Kathy Stokes
Walter Malone
Mike Ferris
Betty Fjeldheim
Don Reiner
David ‘Anderson
Audreys Sheble
Luis Meadows
Judy Morpig
Linda Vance
Marsha. Newnan
Lonnie Dales
Jean McGuire
Donna
Chalmers
Marc ‘Anereou
Russell Koch
Ee Cent
The
Fresh Med
James Murphy
Gram Gormley
Carol ‘Miller
Karen Miller
David Shannon
Tom Dellno
Ian ‘Paulus
Candy
Betty ‘Hightower
Ron Talmage
Mr and Mrs Ed Woedahl Visit Helena Sunday
The short item notes Mr and Mrs Ed Woedahl and Mr and Mrs Romey McCollom visiting in Helena on a Sunday, as relatives.
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Ed Woedahl
Romey
McCollom
Helena
1961 Report on Agricultural Conservation Program
The Agricultural Conservation Program aids farms through cost sharing to establish new practices. In 1961 it assisted 496 farms with 116034 dollars, including cover crops acres, stripcropping, range and erosion work, water facilities, drainage, irrigation, manure management, and soil conservation technical services. Twenty-eight percent participation notes wool payments and wheat stabilization signups with 184 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oin
Local Youth Claims High Ranking in Westinghouse Talent Search
Julius Leland Drummond, a Chateau High School senior, placed in the top ten percent of 356 entrants in the 21st Westinghouse Science Talent Search. He was one of three Montana students to reach the honors section and may compete for awards totaling 34350 dollars in Washington D C starting March 1.
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Julius Leland Drummond
Westinghouse
Washington, D. C
Acantha
America
Wasti House
Educational Foundation
Drummond
Montana
Symbolic Logic
Lee Corbett
Chateau High ‘School
County Democrats File for June Elections
Political activity heats in Teton county as two Democrats file for office. Tom Dellwo seeks sheriff following a prior defeat, bringing ten years as sheriff and undersheriff. Caroline Bell Smith files for committeewoman from precinct 6, which includes Power precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Tom
Dellwo
A. O. Peterson
Caroline Bell Smith
Scouts Collect Books for Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Girl Scout Troop No. 118 will collect books for Yellowstone Boys Ranch in Billings during February. Books for ages 6 to 18 are needed. Pickup by Girl Scouts after school on Monday evenings. call 466-2477 or drop books at Joe Anderson residence 101 Third Ave N.W.
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Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Billings
Girl Scouts
Joe Anderson
Third Ave
N.W
Gambie’s Store Meeting Attended by Mr and Mrs Robert Scott
Mr and Mrs Robert Scott attended a Gambie’s store meeting in Billings over the weekend, signaling local interest in the shop’s plans and community events.
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Robert Scott i
Gambie’s
Billings
Local Couple Attends Tourism Meeting in Montana
Mr and Mrs Al Hensley attended a tourism meeting with the Montana State Advertising Department the State Planning Board and the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs. They represented the state motel association. The session explored attracting tourists to Montana points of interest and extending visits at reservations. Representatives from seven Indian tribes and tourism-related groups participated.
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al “Hensley
Mont- Sir
Hensley
William F.at
Helena
Olsen
Montana Association of Insurance Agents
McCartney Named Assistant Secretary at Seattle Title Firm
Thomas F. McCartney of Chateau is named assistant secretary of Washington Title Insurance Abstract Co in Seattle. He leads Teton County Abstract and will coordinate with Title Insurance and Trust Co of Los Angeles and First Montana Title Insurance Co as co insurers. The appointment follows Chateau’s agent role for First Montana and coincides with executives from Montana Insurance Agents meeting in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. McCartney
Chateau
Washington,Title Insurance Abstract Company
Seattle
Wash
McCartney
Teton County Abstract Company
Title Insurance and Trust Company
Los Angeles
Montana Title Insurance Co
Montana Title Insurance Company
Cut Bank Beats Sunburst In Tight Clash For Lead
The Cut Bank Wolves rallied to a 61 57 win over Sunburst after a fast fourth quarter. John Quist led Cut Bank with 11 points in the opening period as Chateau trailed 39 30 at halftime. In a dramatic finish, Bob Hoollas fouled out and Boyle iced the victory with late free throws.
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Cut Bank
Sunburst
Bulldogs
Bank
Wolves
John Quist
Chateau
Roger Kelly
Kelly
Dan Hansen
Tecs
The
Choteau
Teau
Bob' "Hoollas
Ne Boyle
Peterson
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Austad
Irene
Hemstad
Teton Barley
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Solis
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