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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
4
Returns from the Stauffer regional meeting in Denver report Mrs. Robert Colley of the Chateau Beauty Shop returning home January 2 after attending events on January 23 and 24.
Mrs Colley notes the Stauffer Corp meeting as the largest ever with representation from all Rocky Mountain states except North and South Dakota. Montana sent three attendees, and the event highlighted the College of Knowledge.
The Stauffer Company will spend seven million dollars next year on nationwide advertising. Founder Mr. Stauffer was unable to attend, with instructor Mr. Savard of Denver leading the session.
The Choteau Jaycees report readiness for TV reception at the reflector station atop Rattlesnake Butte south of Choteau. Walt Yeager says the house and power are in place, reflectors for amplifier and aerial erected, awaiting Baker's Radio & TV Supply of Great Falls to install components so Lethbridge signals reach Chateau and Farmington viewers. Potential extension to Fairfield depends on local financial support, with plans for a 160 degree reflector now and possible future expansion to 360 degrees.
Helena hosted the mid winter conference of Women of the Moose with attendees from Chateau, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Butte and Helena. Local lodge members included Joan Pithead, Agnes Ladseth, Marlene Kiser, and Marie Morey.
The Montana Farmers Union state office held a leadership training school at Shelby on January 30 31 drawing leaders from the northern and high line sections. Mrs Melvin Good Mrs Gordon Tweet Miss Pat Muir and Sheridan Erickson led the leadership and educational commit...
A workshop led by tee members covered leadership in recreation and handicraft, and discussed present and future farm policies. Similar sessions have been held statewide in recent months. Attending from Teton county were Mrs. J. A. Monkman, Mrs. Eleanor Humble, Mrs. Nellie Kochman, Mrs. Gordon Monkman, Ray Habel, Frank Loch, and Sheridan Erickson.
The week brings a local sports note with Valier Panthers set to visit and the Wolves a minor challenge while Bulldogs face no upset. A group surprised Mr and Mrs Dwight George at 3 am after their wedding to Merilyn Fuller of Cottonwood Arizona.
Mr and Mrs Alan Dea and family moved to Chester two weeks ago after he was transferred by Montana Power Co as a lineman. He previously held a similar role in Chateau. Friends and relatives noted the change as he starts a new posting with the utility.
Dick Mauseth left last Wednesday for Estopia Washington to visit his brother Walter and family. Mrs Myles Standish returned from Bruneau Idaho after a week with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Charles Crabb. Betty White and her mother Emma McGoldrick spent last Sunday in Great Falls with Earl and Mrs Kraber. Frank Zgoda, away on an extended trip, traveled from Helena and Dillon by car to Phoenix then California. Elien Freeman Ray Ballantyne and Jack ONeill drove to Conrad last Monday for Rainbow Girls initiation where Marcia Holmes was installed Worthy Advisor.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Knaff entertained last Sunday with Mr and Mrs John W Anderson and family of Chateau and Mr and Mrs Jack Earhart of Great Falls as guests.
Our deepest thanks and gratitude to all our friends and relatives for the gifts of money food get well cards candy cigars and flowers sent to Bill and our family since his accident. Thanks to Dr McAuley and the hospital staff for wonderful care. Bill and Helen Sabo.
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