Order to Show Cause for Sale of Estate in Montana District Court
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Tet on County the court orders an show cause hearing on March 6 1964 at 10 AM in Chateau for Richard Conklin administrator with will annexed of the estate of A M Yule also known as Marston Yule or Red Yule to sell all real and personal property to pay claims and expenses. The order requires publication in Chateau Acantha for two weeks prior to the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Yule
Marston Yule
Red” Yule
Richard Conklin
A Yule
Marston
Talus
Wemen
Chateau
Teton
Montana
Choteau Acantha
Chateau FHA delegates chosen for Montana State event
Four delegates will represent the Chateau FHA Chapter at the annual FHA convention at Montana State University March 21 22. Delegates will be selected on a point basis, with at least one eligible to sing in the all state FHA chorus. The chapter has 19 members. Miss Jo Staff is the sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Fha
FHA
Montana’ State University
South
Jo Staff
Bulldog Briefs from Great Falls District Meeting Highlights
Vicky Cook represented CHS in a February 8 library problems panel. Mabel Hansmann nominated and helped elect Margaret Larson as district secretary and served as a vote teller. CHS seniors entered Soroptimist contest with theme My Responsibility as a Citizen. Bowling team led by Dick Zier and others won. Jim Sulgrove led high game, series, and average. Church ushers for FFA Week were Ed Arensmeyer Jim Peebles Bob Pearson and Jim Carlson. Louis Guastella to perform piano selections at National School Assembly system program. Local high school basketball to play Northern Divisional tournament next week. school closes afternoons. Sally Meadows returns after six weeks with a leg cast. Soroptimist youth contest offers $50 bond and state competition path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky Cook
CHS
Great Falls
Mabel Hansmann
Margaret Larson
Mabel
Rose
Fox
Dick Zier
Wendy Burny
Roe Swortzel
Dianny Sunder
Jim ‘Sulgrove
Ed Arensmeyer
Jim Peebles
Bob Pearson
Jim Carlson Wer
Lutheran Church
FFA
National School Assembly System
Louis Guastella
Sally Meadows
Various Classified Notices Across Services and Goods
Local ads list Seed Wheat from Regis tered Thatcher Seed Wheat via General Mills Elevator Chateau with phone orders. Gem stone remounting offered by Bob's Time Shop. Septic tank pumping by Teton Plumbing and Heating. Wheel balancing at Taylor Motor Co. Pumps headquarters at Teton Plumbing and Heating. Free TV and radio tube testing at Coast to Coast Stores. Wholesale chisel sweep and point discounts at H and H Implement. Body work painting and glass by Re placement aealpit Body Shop. Office supplies stocked by Acantha with extensive inventory and service promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Mills
Chateau
Bob’s Time Shop
Teton
Tfce
Taylor Motor Co
Tfc
Teton Plumbing
Montana
Aealpit
Acantha
Sanford’s
Acco
Will of William Breding Probate Hearing Scheduled
In the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana a probate hearing is set for March 6 1964 at 10 a m to prove the will of William Breding also known as William Fred Breding deceased and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary to Dorothy Wiebrock and Lorraine Alzheimer. The hearing is open to interested parties and will be held in the district court at the Teton County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
William Breding
William Fred Breding
Dorothy Wiebrock
Lorraine Alzheimer
Elmer Erickson
Coffey and Woodahl
Larson
Chateau
Prospector 4-H Club Sees February Meeting
The Prospector 4-H Club met February 11 at the Legion Hall in Dutton with 12 members, two leaders, and one visitor present. Talks covered food spoilage gardens and flags, with plans for the Home Demonstration Club March 3 and a cooking meeting February 15 led by the cooking girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospectors
Margaret Loch
Ben Johnson
Mae Joanne Rosok
Eager Beavers 4‑H Club Meets for February Session
The fifth meeting of the Eager Beavers 4-H Club was led by Rodger Agee at 7 pm on February 13 at Bob Rice's home. Pledges to the flag and America were sung with piano accompaniment by Cameron and Bobbie Low. Mrs Rice distributed 4‑H calendars, Dick Zier reported on the Junior Leader meeting, and Agee spoke on weed identification. A lunch hosted by Bob Rice followed, with plans announced for the March 12 meeting at ten pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eager Beavers
cLus
Rodger Agee
Bob Rices
America
Bobbie Low
Cameron
Rice
Dick Zier
Rodger “Agee
Bobbie Lou
Ing
Bob Rice
Ralph Bouinas
iMarch
Peesnet
Winter concert highlights The Seven Last Words cantata
Chateau's band and chorus staged their winter concert on February 16 featuring Theodore Du Bois The Seven Last Words of Christ with soloists Artie Anderson Linda Vance Don Moulton Jere Huffman Kathy Boussard Karen Gravdal Tom Dellno and choir the program also included Second Suite for Military Band in F Major Take Five and two Negro spirituals This item notes the ensemble and selections at the new gym concert venue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Christ
Theodore Dubois
Karen Grandal
Artie Anderson
Ron Swartzel
Linda Vance
Gary Crane
Miss Vance
Don Moulton
Jere Huffman
Kathy Boussard
Karen Gravdal
Tom Dellno
Nesta
Appreciation for School Secretary Mrs. Monkman
Students express appreciation for Mrs. Monkman the school secretary who relays messages keeps records writes admit slips helps set schedules and handles lunch room duties She is seen daily on duty and her smiling presence accompanies purchases of pencils and activity tickets across the high school and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkman
Journey to Great Falls for ACT Test and Local Talks
A student journeyed to Great Falls last Saturday to take the ACT as part of admission requirements for state colleges. Gretchen Voorhees drives a distinctive blue and white 1957 Plymouth with unique skirts. CHS parking set a new one day record with 53 cars on Friday the 14th. Ron Pierre addressed the Lions Club in Fairfield and later spoke to sophomores and juniors about the U N Youth Pilgrimage trip planned for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Gretchen Voorhees
CHS
Ron Pierre
U. N
Lions Club
Fairfield
Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Editors and Reporters
The editors Bonnie Killam Jim Sulgrove and Ron Pierre lead a team including Jéan McGuire and Judy Morris as reporters for the publication. The roster highlights the newsroom leadership and contributing writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Killam
Drama Students Shine at Third Annual Festival
Ten dramatists and one declaimer from Chateau competed at Great Falls Central High School's drama and speech festival. Some 31 schools entered. local entry Pajama Party featured a 10 girl cast with Ron Pierre as declaimer. Beverly Faurote directed in place of Karen Murphy. The two day event drew 521 students and included 60 debate teams, 12 plays, and various declamations and speeches. Great Falls Central won top honors, while Chateau locals made a solid showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Falls Central High School
Ron Pierre
Lions Club
Beverly Faurote
Karen Murphy
Great Falls
Carpet Choices and Fiber Facts for Home Flooring
Advice on selecting carpeting covering wall to wall or room size fits. Discusses fiber types natural wool cotton and synthetics nylon acrylic medacrylic rayon acetate with pros and cons. Recommends dense pile, good backing, long wear life and padding boosting longevity by 30 to 50 percent.
Weekend traffic dangers rise with high speed roads
The note warns that any weekend can be as risky as holidays due to fast traffic. It urges drivers to stay careful, alert, polite and sober to avoid becoming another statistic.
Juniors Present Annual Play Teenage Millionaire Farce
The junior class presents a three act play Teenage Millionaire directed by Dr Reed on March 6 in the hotel lounge at Laguna Beach. Cast includes David Shannon Candy Stenson Bruce Boodell Don Moulton Shirley Reissrade Fuller Gary Crane Judy Swenson William Harris Dick Stenson Kaye Caskey Sandra Bell Linda Pedersen Hedio Secii John Rose Janice McMullen. Student directors are Coy Davidson Judy Cook with Terry Rentmeister as stage manager. Committees cover stage crew publicity tickets seats entertainment makeup. Wayne Puller the teen millionaire pretends to be married to Dottie Hart to gain an allowance raise while Wade Betty meet others and complications follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reed
David “Shannon
Candy’ Stenson
Bruce Boodell
Don Moulton
Shirley Aeree Reissrade Fuller
Gary Crane
Judy Swenson
William Harris
Dick Stenson
Kaye Caskey
Sandra ‘Bell
Coy Davidson
Judy Cook
Terry Rentmeister
Gary Malcott
Carol Miller
Grant Gormley
Karen Miller
Helena Hensley
Nag Beach
Wayne’ Puller
CHS Classes Return to Busy Schedule After Tests
Students resume classes across subjects at CHS as science topics like sound transmission, solarity, and circulatory study unfold. Freshmen tackle Latin nouns and algebra, while FHA plans a Missoula convention on March 22 23 and an April 8 banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley
FHA
Missoula
Mr. Peck
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Universal Sewing
Donald Kei ¢Nerad
Herman Tordale
Guss H. McDowell
Westinghouse
Donald Keil
Conrad
New Moon
Choteau
W. A. Lesmeister
Olsen Agency
Coronado
Dave Nesbit
Kemtone
Bitney’s Hatchery
Kalispell
Magrath
Calkins
Jay Hawk
Abbott Implement Co
Choteau Feed & Seed
Choteau Acantha Tfe
Charles Koch
Chris B. Johnson
Tfe
Neemae
Glenloyd
Bob Zion
Edna Danz
3Rd Ave
Tom Snyder
Don Morano
Lawrence
Perry
Miles Ask
Athena
Ford ‘Econoline
Plymouth
Sy Ams
EMA
Bob’s Ford Sales
Patricia Elliot
Dean
Rk ‘ O
Ast
Ota
Great Falls Central
Frieda_ Schrader
Western “Auto
Fort Benton
Auto Supply. Co
Ogden
Utah
Woodworth Apartments
Fred and
Evelyn Ritzschke
3Rd St. No. Great Falls
Mr. Allen
Ery
Wis Zee
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