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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1960

Page

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Divisional C Tourney Opens 3 Day Session

The Northern Class B divisional basketball tourney begins at 3 p.m. Thursday February 25 at Chateau High School with the fourth and fifth place teams in the first game. Evening sessions feature third vs sixth and second vs seventh with the top team earning a bye. Standings show Cut Bank and Fairfield tied for first. Conrad third, Sunburst fourth, Browning fifth, Chateau sixth, Walier seventh.

Chateau High School Cut Bank Fairfield Chateau Conrad Sunburst Browning Walier Clarence Bartell Phono Bestwina George Evankovich Thomas Zadick Great Falls Ed Schiller Judge Burns Fay Buck Milton McNea E. K. Ragar al Finley Augusta Dutton Simms Belt Centerville Brady Power and Cascade Power Lewistown

Fashender Wins District 8 American Legion Oratorical Contest

Larry Fashender of Great Falls won the District 8 American Legion oratorical contest held at the Chateau Legion Auxiliary hall. Lois Stillar of Cascade was runnerup. Fashender advances to the zone contest March 1 at Fort Benton. judges were Bob Woodahl Norrine Ingland William Norwood Jack Hane and Dale Miller.

Larry Fashender Great Falls American Legion Chateau Legion Auxiliary Hall Lois Stillar Cascade A. R. Bender Augusta Bob Davidson Choteau Fasbender Fort Benton Bob Woodahl Norrine Ingland William Norwood Jack Hane Vaughn Dale Miller Simms

Loran Vanest Dies Here in Montana

Funeral services for Loran Wat son Vanest 59 of Fairfield were held at Croxford's Mortuary Great Falls with burial in Lewistown. He died Friday in the Chateau hospital after an illness of two weeks. Born August 19 1900 in Lewistown he lived there until 1928 then moved to Great Falls and later Fairfield. He worked for the Great Northern Railway most of his life until 1951 when he became a service station operator. Survivors include son Gene Vanest Fairfield sister Edna Kelly Lewistown and several nieces and nephews in Lewistown plus niece Mrs Kenneth Payton Great Falls.

Loran Watson Vanest Fairfield Croxford Great Falls Lewistown Vanest Chateau Hospitals Great Northern Railway Gene Vanest Edna Kelly Kenneth Payton

New Mechanic Takes Over Abbott Implement Shop

Jim Sprague, former shop foreman for Haas Implement in Great Falls for five years, now heads Abbott Implement in Chateau. He is married with three boys and a girl.

Jim Sprague Haas Implement Great Falls Abbott Implement Chateau

Two Teens Injured In Weekend U S 89 Crash Near Choteau

Four other teens escaped injury when a car carrying six teenagers left a curve on U S 89 four miles north of Choteau Saturday night. Driver Neal Wedum suffered shock and Janet Locke cut her eyelid. Patrolman Helf cited inexperience and excessive speed for road conditions as the cause.

Choteau U. S. 89 Neal Wedum Janet Locke Jerry Asay Carol Wedum Ernie Schwenke Ginny Lou Jackson

Red Cross Fund Drive Plans Set Leaders Named

Choteau district Red Cross chairmen, including Alma Partlow for Chateau and Gibson Monkman guiding the business district, are appointed with Fairfield Dutton and others to run the drive starting March 1. Carl Field notes Red Cross offers $30 value per $5 donated in 1960, supported by nearly 2 million volunteers.

Choteau Red Cross Fund Agawam Bynum Fairfield and Dutton Fund Chateau Alma Partlow Gibson Monkman Lions’ Club J. A. Swanson Pendrey Lyle ~ Standish Bob Herb Silb Red Cross Field Ee Public Field Sai

Heart film shown at Greenfield PTA program

The Greenfield PTA sponsored a film Secrets of the Heart prepared by the American Heart Association. Mrs. Gordon Haiberg introduced the presentation and Dr. Haiberg answered questions after the screening. Remember Thinking Day Sunday for all Girl Scouts and their mothers.

Greenfield Pta American Heart Ass’n Gordon Haiberg Teton County Educational Haiberg Girl Scouts

JayCees Bring Jim Bond wildlife show to Choteau

The Choteau JayCees host Jim Bond for a two night Montana wildlife program at the city pavilion March 4 and 5. The show features two hours of Kodachrome footage shot around Sun River Sawtooth Mountain and Continental Divide with elk goat and fishing scenes. Bond narrates with high fidelity sound as four Montanans ride a rubber boat in Bear Trap Canyon.

JayCees Jim Bond Choteau JayCees City Pavilion Choteau Sun River Fred Scott Sponmov Ie Group Montana Vid Sawtooth Mountain Bond Scott Castle Mountain Deep Creek Missouri Madison Bear Trap

County Gets More Funds For Schools

Helena state education official Harriet Miller reports Teton county will receive 43 788 63 dollars for elementary schools from state lands interest and income and the State Permanent School Fund. total interest and income this year rose to 3 839 334, improving the funding outlook by eight percent over earlier estimates and bringing 19 89 dollars per resident aged six to twenty one. oil and gas leases on state school lands chiefly boosted revenue along with agricultural grazing leases and other investments.

Helena Harriet Miller Muriel Reiquam Teton County Miss Miller Montana Trust and Legacy Fund

Girl Scout Tea Sunday Presented by 8th Grade Troop

Area Girl Scout event at the Methodist Church Sunday at 3 p.m. honors the birthday of the Scouting founder. The program, written and presented by the eighth grade troop, applies to Curved Bar Rank requirements for Girl Scouts and Brownies and their mothers.

Methodist Church Scouting

Adult sewing classes planned at Chateau High School

Chateau High School Superintendent Ed Schiller announced adult sewing classes will be offered under the vocational program. The program includes 10 three hour sessions in beginners and dressmaking, 12 in tailoring, with costs split between government sponsorship and students.

Chateau High School Ed Schiller Ee Oe Oussens Esther Buchanan State Department of Public Instruction Vocational Education Organization Buchanan Montana State College Band Imore

Auto License Sales Down in County This Year

County treasurer Mariel Stenson released figures showing 2,256 new auto licenses issued by the Feb 15 expiration date for 1960, down from 2,296 a year earlier. A late Monday rush yielded 467 licenses. 1960 totals included 1,881 trucks, 114 trailers, and 176 small trailers versus 1,864 trucks, 107 trailers, and 172 small trailers in 1959.

Mariel Stenson

Legion Initiates New Members at Post No. 6

American Legion Post No. 6 held its annual initiation and stag party at the Legion hall. Commander Fred Meadows led the initiation of Boyd Jensen, Bob Woodahl, Harry Stott, Don Sussenden, Elmer Wilson, Jerry Regimbal, and Leo Stepper with staff including Grant Curtis Bud Moulton Jay Robinson Joe Anderson Chick Sulgrove and Rex Peterson. Films of Yellowstone earthquake damage were shown by Al Hensley and Bob Gronberg after the initiation. A lunch followed prepared by Les Otness Bob Gronberg and Bob Scott.

C. James’ Smith American Legion Legion Hall Fred Meadows Boyd Jensen Bob Woodahl Harry Stott Don Sussenden Elmer Wilson Jerry Regimbal Leo Stepper Grant Curtis Bud Moulton Jay Robinson Joe Anderson Chick Sulgrove Rex Peterson Yellowstone Park al Hensley Bob Gronberg Stag Party Les Otness Bob Scott

Chateau squad earns first conference win in tight 44 40 victory

The Chateau squad defeated Sunburst second team 44 to 40 on Saturday night to secure its first conference win. Gary Moon led with 12 points, Roger Kelly added nine, and the game stayed close through the first quarter before Chateau pulled away in the second and third periods.

Chateau Sunburst Bulldogs Gary Moon Roger Kelly

Allotment Period To End March 1 For 1960 Wheat Farms

The county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office reminds farmers that March 1 is the last day to request a 1960 new wheat farm allotment. Applications must cover the producer’s entire farming operations and be filed in person or by mail at the county ASC office.

County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office ASC Lyall Schaefer

Forest Service meet attendees noted in Great Falls report

Dave Terry and 16 other Forest Service and Montana Fish and Game representatives attended the annual meeting in Great Falls last week. Al Muchmore chaired the two day session as assistant supervisor of the Lewis and Clark National Forest. William J. Baldus, 73, longtime Power-area resident, died recently at Deer Lodge Rest Home after several months illness. Born in the United States in 1893, survivors include brothers Norbert and Ben, both of Lewiston Idaho.

Dave Terry Forest Service Montana Fish, and Game Department Great Falls al Muchmore Lewis ‘Anid, Clark National Forest William J. Baldus Deer ‘Lodge Ito United States Norbert Ben Lewiston Ida Suni Gehaae

Chamber Plans Politics Course

The Chateau Chamber of Commerce intends to sponsor a nine session two hour weekly Practical Politics course to boost business political awareness. It is a national, non partisan program used widely, with 500 Montanans taking it last year.

Chateau Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce of the United States Chambers of Commerce Trade and Professional Associations Enoch Stroh Tom Hammond Bob Crocker Montana

Committees Named By Dutton Garden Club 1960

Members of committees for the 1960 Dutton Garden Club were named at the February meeting. Appointments include program chair Lucille Flick. flowers and cards Mabel Verhbael. junior gardeners Ora Schultz and Lucille Flick. history and scrapbook B J Fuhringer, Phyllis Goodmundson, V Martin. year book B J Fuhringer V Martin Fannie Juelfs. membership Edith Kaldor Carol Luek. publicity Cora Laubach. third chair Julia Schabel. civic V Martin Leona Goodmundson. community club Jean Fuhringer Peggy Van Horn. flower show education Mabelle Mehl Cora Laubach. fair booth Cora Laubach. photography Lucille Flick. ways and means Ora Schultz Lucille Waters. garden therapy Cora Laubach Mabelle Mehl. book chair Ora Schultz. Christmas decorating Cora Laubach Julia Schabel Mabelle Mehl.

Dutton Garden Club Lucille Flick Mabel Verhbael Ora Schultz F. Juelfs B. J. Fuhringer Phyllis Goodmundson V. Martin Fannie Juelfs Edith Kaldor

Piano Recital Sunday by Mrs Hanusa at home

Mrs Marge Hanusa presents the second studio piano recital this Sunday at 2 p.m. at her home. Students include David and Jean Chalmers Vivian and Shelley Baquet Tommy and Betty Jo Dellno Maureen Larson Carol Huidekoper Sue Mills Marilyn Mosier Ralph Paulus Gwen Shannon Judy Robinson Ray Timmerman Tommy Swartzel Rodney Schilling Carolyn Weist Virginia Alice and Tommy Stott Relatives and friends are welcome.

Marge Hanusa David Jean Chalmers Vivian Shelley Baquet Tommy Betty Jo Dellno Maureen Larson Carol Huidekoper Sue Mills Marilyn Mosier Ralph Paulus Gwen Shannon Judy Robinson Ray Timmerman Tommy Swartzel Rodney Schilling Carolyn Weist Virginia Alice Tommy Stott

Council Begins Discussion on Trailer Law

The city council debated a proposed trailer ordinance at a semi monthly meeting. City Attorney Leo Murphy prepared a draft with parking rules for the city. The panel will review the ordinance again at the March 7 session.

Council Leo Murphy Maurice ‘Black Great Falls D. Fabrick Tesch C. R. Allum Jackson

Stamps for Scouts Offered Across Stores in Choteau

Girl Scouts of Choteau begin placing Gold Bond stamps in all local stores for those who do not wish to save them. Stamps redeemable for camping equipment to be used by the Girl Scouts of Choteau.

Girl Scouts Girls Scouts of Choteau

Choteau Bulldogs Fall Twice in Weekend Games

Choteau Bulldogs dropped to Browning 53 to 45 after a slow start and were beaten 55 to 39 by Sunburst. Jackson scored 18 points against Browning with Don Peters ejected early in the third period. Sunburst edged Choteau as Larry Stone hit key shots late while fouls hampered Choteau’s offense.

Browning Indians Chatman Matt Choteau Bulldogs Browning Choteau Sunburst Bulldogs Chateau Chotea Don. Péters A. Browning Jackson

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