Civil Defense Leader Quest and Shelter Survey Report
Verne Murr appeals for volunteers to head county civil defense divisions including religious rescue warden and radiological units. Survey of 14 potential shelter sites in Chateau found five to six ready with minimal prep. plans to stock shelters with water and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Murr
Chateau
County Civil Defense Organization
Muir
Collins
Pendrey
Bynum
Dutton
Fairfield
fFeton
Chateau High School
F. G. Curtis Implement
Citizens State Bank
County Nursing Home
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton County Rest Home
Murr
Local Keglers Win Big in Aragon Bowl Handicap at Fairfield
Five Choteau and Fairfield bowlers shared top prizes in the Aragon Bowl Handicap tourney at Fairfield last weekend. Morris Larson of Choteau earned top singles money with 1388, joining Hank Helf Barney McChie Bob Luck and Roger Torene from Choteau among $1056 in singles. Team prizes totaled about 760 with Heisey Alleys Great Falls and Aragon Bar Fairfield among top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Aragon
Fairfield
Morris Larson
Henry
Hank” Helf
Barney McChie
Bob Luck
Roger
Torene Teton
Taylor
Great Falls
Henry Helf
Jerome
Toenyes
Ray Carlson
Les Jacques
Roger Toren
Chateau
Blue Welker
Shelby
James L. Murphy
Leo Wilke
Heisey
Little’s Lanes
Aragon Bar
Murph’s Rowing Center
Teton Five
Taylor Motor
Dirkets 66
Sletten Construction
Gerald Case
Mrs Irene McManus Visits Daughter in Billings
Mrs Irene McManus flew to Billings to visit her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Dave Barrett and others during a local social trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene McManus
Billings
Dave ‘Barrett
Choteau Bulldogs Rally For Second In Northern Division
The Choteau Bulldogs finish tied for second in the Northern Division Class B standings with a 10 4 mark. Cut Bank leads at 12 2 with Sunburst also 10 4. Choteau earned second place for district seeding via a coin toss earlier in the week. First round games schedule at Choteau High School include Choteau vs Browning, Maller vs Sunburst, Fairfield vs Shelby, and Cut Bank vs Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Bulldogs
Cut -Bank
Choteau
Sunburst
Cut
Bulldogs
Chalice
Chateau’s
Shelby
Chateau
Browning
Choteau High
Maller
Fairfield
Bank
Cvs. Conrad
Bank Wolves Eee Chateau Bulldogs
Sunburst Refiners
Shelby Coyotes
Fairfield Eagles
Walier
Panthers
Sil Browning Indians
Conrad Cowboys
Shane
Donkey Ball Show Promises Local Entertainment
Tonight in Choteau the Dunham's Donkey Ball team will perform at Crescent Okla. The event features tricks and bucking rides by local riders with admission 75 cents for adults 50 cents for students and 35 cents for grade school youths. Reverend Richard Vick, pastor of Mountain View Methodist Church, is recovering from a heart attack per the Together magazine Denver area edition report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Choteau
Créscent
Okla
Farmers of America
Dunham’s
Richard Vick
Mouritain
Methodist Church
Butters
Denver ‘Area News
Together: Magazine
Duane Johnson Joins Curtis in Partnership
Duane O Johnson of Conrad joins F G Curtis and Son in Cha teau to form a partnership. He comes from Conrad Implement Co where he spent four years in sales. Born in Jamestown North Dakota he will share sales and administration duties with Grant Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Johnson
Curtis
Duane O. Johnson
Conrad
F. G. Curtis and Son
Chateau
Johnson
Conrad Implement Co
Jamestown, N. D
Iwith Grant’ Curtis
Mooselike family plans Choteau residence
A fragmented note outlines a family with ties to J Deere equipment and the Moose Lodge. It mentions pace waters and a Johnson who is married with three children. The family intends to establish residence in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Deere Equipment
Noble
Pace Waters
Johnson
Isin
Ad the Moose Lodge
Choteau
Teton County Young Dems Meet At 8pm
Wayne Copenhaver, president, said the Teton County Young Dems club will meet at 8 p.m. Election of officers will take place and all Democrats are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton ‘County
Ede
Wayne
Copenhaver
Lions Club Ladies Night Highlights District 37 Ties
More than 90 Lions members women and guests attended Lions hall for ladies night honoring District Governor Don Wilcox of Shelby. Joyce Curtis discussed American Red Cross blood programs and the upcoming fund drive as Wilcox was introduced by John R. Mauck. A dog house gift from a Fairfield Lions delegation was shown to the Choteau club with other area representation. Teaser notes prep for a later club rally, bake sale and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Hall
Lions
Don Wilcox
Shelby
Wilcox
Lions International
Montana
Alberta
Canada
Mra
Joyce Curtis
Borner. Entertainment
Iby
Thee Cpepvines
Diener
Choteu
Ralapions
Dutton
Great Falls Electric City Club
Ith Dyers
Five-More Filings Registered in County
In the past two weeks five candidates filed for local offices. Wilma G. Mayer and Anton S. Lattin, both Democrats, sought precinct 18 committeewoman and committeeman respectively. Floyd E. Smith ran for precinct 6 committeeman, Marshall E. Winship for precinct 6 game office, and Muriel S. Reiquam, incumbent county superintendent, pursued retention on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma. G. _ Mayer
Anton’.S. Lattin
Floyd
E. Smith
Marshall E. Winship
Muriel S. ‘ Reiquam
Dincumben County
Marion Averill Receives York Rite Knight Honor
Marion Averill, former master of Chateau Lodge of Masons in 1943 and high-ranking York Rite leader, is awarded the Knight of the York Cross of Honor for attaining the highest offices in four Masonic bodies. A certificate of meritorious service has been mailed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Averill
Chateau
York
Idegree
Chateau Lodge of Masons
Teton
Royal Arch Masons
Great Falls
Bethany
Templar
Montana
Priory
Mednerahty
Death of Dupuyer resident Rev. Jones
The long-time Dupuyer area resident Rev. Jones, 72, died at his home 12 miles southwest of Valier. Services were held Tuesday at Dupuyer with Rev. F. Deudenmailie officiating. Born October 22, 1889 in Nebraska, he came to the Conrad area in 1917 then moved to Dupuyer and worked for the state highway department and later for the Ponders County Canal. Surviving are his widow Eva, two sons John of Choteau and William of Dupuyer, two daughters Mrs. Co Henerer of Choteau and Mrs. John Johnecin of Eldon. Jones was buried in the Dupuyer cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Jones
Dupuyer
Valier
F. Deudenmailie
Nebraska
Conrad
Daugh
Co Henerer
Soroptimist Style Show Heights To Be Held In April
Mrs Arnold Hanusa, chairman, announced a Soroptimist style show set for April sixth. Merchants in the west store and canteen district plan to participate. Proceeds will be directed to local community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
V . Who
Montana Grain Producers Association to speak on feed grain plan
A delegation led by President Bill Stufrt of Cut Bank will appear before the Montana Senate Agricultural Committee February 28 and House Agricultural Committee March 1. They protest barley inclusion in the feed grain program and Montana's participation, aiming to gather several thousand petition signatures from about ten counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Grain Producers : Association
Uzes
Senate
Agricultural
House‘ “of” ‘Representatives
Ted Skelton
Teton
Producers ’Association
Presi
KFBB
Great Falls
Chateau
Teton ‘County
Washington
Acantha
Finley Nominated Regional Director by Teachers Association
Finley a Chateau high School science teacher was nominated for Regional Director of the National Science Teachers Association. Other nominees include Miss Novella Bredenbenner Des Moines Iowa and Charles R Estee chemistry chair. Finley has wide science education credentials and past Montana leadership roles. Petitions oppose barley in feed grain. signatures urged in Chateau area as Washington delegation funding sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Finley
Chateau High School
Association
Novella Bredbenner
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles
R. Estee
Neo Ign Eer
University of South Dakota
the University, ‘of
Wyoming
Oak Ridge Institute’ of Nuclear Studies
Montana State University
Montana
National Science. Teachers. Association
STAR
NSTA
National Education. Association
Montana ‘Academy
Association Journal
Scott-Foresman
Probation Officer McMullen Logs Juvenile Cases 1961
Robert McMullen of Teton County probation reports handling 82 juvenile cases from July 1 to December 31, 1961. Cases include 36 traffic and 18 illicit alcohol, plus eight theft and 14 behavior issues. Eight court appearances, one commitment, nine detentions. 16 licenses held. two fines. three restitutions. one youth to armed service. McMullen covered 38 boys in Bebee, 30 in Chateau, 21 in Fairfield, 10 in Power and Dutton, 21 in others, with year to year comparisons listed. He notes special services such as youth dances, county photo work, school functions, and placement work with recruiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘McMullen
Teton County
McMullen
Armed’ Service
Chateau
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Implement Dea ee ae ies te i Out Sew
Hamilton and Harold Hinman purchase Harold Nelsons interest in H and EE Implement. The firm opened in 1953 as N and H Implement with Hinman, Nelson and Hamilton joining in 1964. The store will continue to carry game equipment and International Harvester gear and trucks. Nelson has been inactive in the firm and is a Cut Bank farmer and director of the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Hamilton
Harold Hinman
Harold Nelson
H & EE
N & H Implement
Hinman
Nelson
International Harvester
Yancher
Farmer
National ‘Bank
Acantha Advertises Tourney Fans Page Amid Bulldogs Support
Acantha opens a fan page for the Northern Divisional tournament in Shelby to rally Bulldog backers and boosters. Chateau merchants sponsor the ad space as local fans and merchants participate in promoting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bulldogs
Shelby
Acantha
Bulldog
Chateau Merchants
Ree
Fragmentary OCR Verse References and Names
Unclear OCR text fragment with scattered phrases and names. Mentions Amy and Abel and partial phrases about numbers and times. Lacks coherent event or context to identify a concrete news item.
Blood Drive in Chateau Donates 85 Pints
Blood donors in the Chateau area rolled up their sleeves and gave 85 pints at the Red Cross community blood drawing. The drive was successful thanks to workers and volunteers. Most blood is used. any unused blood is sent to the Great Falls center for processing into plasma and other products. No blood is wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Red Cross
Curtis
Red Cross Center
Great Falls
KRTV Boosts Power to Expand NBC Coverage in Great Falls
KRTV in Great Falls channel 3 raised transmit power from 660 to 30500 watts, expanding NBC lineup across central Montana and airing additional ABC programs. The station, owned and operated by Snyder and Associates, began operation on October 5, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRTV
Great Falls
Montana
NBC
ABC
Snyder
and, Associates, Inc
Choteau Bulldogs Rally Past Browning Indians in Conference Action
Choteau withstood a rough Browning game to beat the Indians 53-42 at home and then overwhelmed Conrad 65-26. Asay led Choteau with 19 points, Bird added 19 for Browning, and the first quarter defined the night with Choteau taking an early 17-10 halftime lead. The Bulldogs stretched their advantage in the third, then maintained control in the final period as Browning fought to close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bulldogs
Sontrol Ood Coer Ecu
Wiing
Aed Ee Es Ae Alres Rogan
Asay
Chateau
Hansen
Browning
Chovay
Ind
White
Bird
Weasa
Ng A
Conrad
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Mitre
Department of Defense
Siskin
Heart Fund
Jere Huffman
Susan Meadows
Kathy Boussard
Gary Duickel
Simnmiy
Sulgrové
Duane. Johnson
Rions
Serre
Sero Ramla Ee
Eae & Pesesern
AL Finley
Sein
Jennie Malone
Howard Ee
Dr. Wing Wruererse
Sdoe Pkey
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