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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
4
The Dutton Hummingbirds 4-H held two January meetings and a sleigh party on Parks Ridge. Seventeen or eighteen members and guests attended the events, with plans to see a Great Falls play later and notes from the extension office.
Don Arensmeyer came home last week after a nine day business trip to California. Advertisement promotes a new flower line for wedding announcements invitations napkins thank you notes and birth announcements.
James F. Battin, congressman from Montana eastern district, will be the principal speaker at the Lincoln Day dinner at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls on February 12. The 6:30 p.m. event welcomes Montanans from nearby communities. door tickets will be sold that night. Joanne Lester, former Miss Montana, and the Tau-Tones from Montana State University Missoula join the program.
Mrs Chet Abbott and Mrs Dave Shannon hosted a bridge luncheon and evening party at the Shannon home last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Gene Dabney and Diana of Dupuyer visited their daughter and sister, Mrs George H Higgins, and family Sunday.
Patti Jo Schiller daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Schiller Choteau wed John E Brown son of Mr and Mrs John A Brown Hilger Mont in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist Church Choteau Dec 30 at 4 pm Rev C Fred Crowe presided The bride wore a floor length gown of imported lace with a full lace over layered tulle skirt and extended brush train.
Mrs. James Arensmeyer took first in the Chateau Toastmistress contest with Grab that Falling Star. Second went to Mrs. David Buchanan on foreign relations and third to Mrs. C W Boussard with The VIP Treatment. The next contest is Feb 22 at the Chateau Methodist Church.
Contestants in the model car show at Cha teau Drug store express sincere appreciation to the store personnel and judges for their hours of work. Acantha SEE US for Wedding Invitations and Announcements.
The Choteau High Bullpups beat Cut Bank B 40 38 with Leroy Banis scoring 12 and Winterwood 11. Banis led Choteau 14 9 after Q1 and 33 24 after Q3 as they pulled away. They then defeated Fairfield B 46 35 with Banis scoring 14 and Gamradt leading Fairfield with nine.
The 25th annual Montana Cowboys Association convention opens Friday in Great Falls. Registration starts 11 a.m. at the Cowboys Bar, a 1:30 luncheon follows, and a 2:30 Dipping Vat session precedes Saturday events. Banquet at 6 p.m. honors guest Ace Reid of Kerrville Texas. about 30 Chateau area ranchers and cowboys expected.
Montana residents were urged to inspect chimneys for clogs and check vents from appliances and wall heaters. Loose bricks and mortar and even birds nests have endangered occupants in several homes. J L Weis of Butte, Montana Power Company cautioned periodic checks by a heating specialist, noting January cold revealed dangerous venting issues. Mr and Mrs J C Beck hosted friends at dinner Saturday night with guests including the William Mosers, Les Ottness, and Arvid Sundet.
The State American Legion Mailgraphic Bowling tournament for Chateau members runs Friday and Saturday Feb 22 23 at A E Lanes. Teams and individuals compete in doubles singles team and all events with scores mailed to the state headquarters for judging. Sundet notes last year’s champion team of Rogers Tesch McClue Dellno Sundet won $200 in prizes and Ted Halvorson had top singles and all events finishes.
Chateau Girl Scout Troop No. 122 plans a homemade candy sale at Davison Hardware on Saturday February 9 starting at 9 30 a.m. The candies will be packed in Valentine gift boxes.
Harold Hinman and Carmon Thorne of Dutton viewed the new light medium and heavy duty trucks and scout campers in Billings on Monday before returning home that night.
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