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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1964

Page

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Bosses Night set for Chateau Jaycees event

The annual Bosses Night on Thursday Jan 16 at 6 30 p m in Odd Fellows hall honors employers and businessmen supporting the Jaycees The Distinguished Service Award and Outstanding Young Farmer will be presented Harrison Fagg state Jaycee president will speak Nominations for DSA close soon and are reviewed by a panel of judges Chateau and region Jaycee weeks Jan 12 26 will be recognized also.

Chateau Jaycees Odd Fellows Hall Harrison Fagg Jaycee Zat Billings Jaycees Chateau Darwin Fuzz) Armstrong QSA DSA Armstrong Ron .Hinman Don Passmore Agriculture Committee Teton County Passmore Tom Brown Petrolane Steelgas Rex Manuel

McCartney Elected 1964 Chateau Chamber Leader

Tom McCartney was elected 1964 president of the Chateau Chamber of Commerce at a Monday meeting succeeding Duane Reisch. Gale Isakson named vice president and George Higgins secretary treasurer. Higgins replaces Mrs. Al Hensley. Board members elected were Murl Faurote and Bill Obernolte. McCartney, head of Teton County Abstract, has long been active in chamber work and community organizations including Lions, Boy Scouts, and church groups.

Tom McCartney The Chateau Chamber of Commerce McCartney Duane Reisch Gale Isakson Geo Rge Higgins Higgins al Hensley Murl Faurote Bill Obernolte Teton County Abstract Company Chateau Chinook Lions ‘Club Tailtwister Boy Scouts Teton District Chateau Methodist Church Methodist Men’s Brotherhood Church Finance Committee New Chamber Blaine County Abstract Company Reisch Enoch Stroh Eddie Howard Chamber

Area Seniors Eligible For Soroptimist Award

The Choteau Soroptimist club offers a $50 savings bond award to an outstanding area senior from Choteau Fairfield Dutton or Augusta high schools. Entries judged on service in home school and community leadership and dependability. Regional winner advances to $2500 from the Soroptimist Foundation. Forms available from school superintendents.

Choteau Area U. S Choteau Fairfield Dutton Augusta Northwest Soroptimist Federation Soroptimist Foundation Soroptimist Federation of the Americas

Choteau Bullpups Rally to Second Straight Win

The Choteau Bullpups defeated the Great Falls Central freshman squad 58-42 to extend their win streak to two. Dick Stenson scored 18 and Jerry Yeager added 14 as Choteau led 19-0 in the first quarter and 35-16 at halftime before a late charge by GFC. Tim O’Hare topped the visitors with 10 points.

Choteau Great Falls Central GFC Dick Stenson Stenson Cith Harlem Wildcats Chotéau Stott Dunckel De‘fense Sasser Banis Tolme

Navy Recruiter to Visit County Sheriff Office

Navy recruiter Stephen Cagle will visit the County Sheriff’s Office in Chateau tomorrow Friday at 1 p.m. Interested men and women are invited to meet Cagle for naval information.

Stephen Cagle Navy Chateau Cagle

Mr and Mrs Dellno Spend Sunday in Choteau

Mr and Mrs Tom Dellno Augusta spent Sunday in Choteau visiting relatives and sightseeing in the Montana town.

Tom’ Dellno Augusta Choteau

Aliens Urged to Register by End of January

R G Hoffeller of the immigration and naturalization service reminded aliens they must report before the end of January or face penalties. Report cards are available at post offices and offices of the immigration and naturalization service.

R. G. Hoffeller Immigration and Naturalization ‘Service Immigration and Naturalization Service

Weather summary for week ending January 7

The report lists highs and lows for the week ending January 7 with a high of 58 and a low of 11 in one year and a high of 60 and a low of 19 in 1963. Precipitation through January 7 is 0.2 inches for the period compared with last year.

Women of the Moose Meet Monday Afternoon

Women of the Moose will gather at Moose hall on Monday January 13 at 3 p.m. for a meeting.

The Moose

Teton Officials Attend Great Falls Meeting

Teton county officials attended a meeting in Great Falls to discuss the ASC program and USDA operations. Attendees included L. E. Fitzgerald chairman Rex Marinel Glen Wenger Arlyne McCollum Joyce Pierre and Verna Poore. The session covered 1964 feed grain signup price support and compliance methods with information to be shared with community committeemen.

Teton County L. E. ‘Fitzgerald Rex Marinel Glen _Wenger Arlyne McCollum Joyce Pierre Verna Poore Fitzgerald ASC Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman USDA ASCS Chateau Lyall Schaefer

Miss Julie Jaumotte Hosts Carol Dale Shower in Home

A Miss Julie Jaumotte hosted a shower honoring Miss Carol Dale Friday at the Jaumotte home. Guests included the honored’s mother Mrs Ernest Dale and grandmother Mrs Martin Johnson. Miss Dale’s sister June assisted in opening the gifts.

Julie Jaumotte

Choteau Rest Home Commission Formed and Discussed

Nine officials from Choteau and surrounding areas met at the Choteau courthouse to organize a Teton county rest home commission. L. C. Burns chaired the group with members including D P Fabrick and R D Juelfs. The panel outlined its duties to manage facilities, consider rest home needs, and address state welfare funding and licensing deadlines.

Choteau Fraesto Rest Home

L Schaefer Appointed Fieldman Chateau Ambulance Station Wagon Substitution

The Chateau ambulance is out of service due to heating and other troubles. Police Chief Maurice Black announced plans to rent a station wagon as a temporary ambulance until a replacement is found. The city obtained the current ambulance in 1957 from local civic groups. Water rights were filed for city sources with a Dec 31 deadline. Lyall Schaefer was named ASCS fieldman for Teton and five nearby counties after eight terms as Teton ASC county agent.

Chateau Maurice Black D. P. Fabrick Jack Sangray Eldon Cook Bob Swartzel John Groot Chateau Contractors James Sulgrove Sulgrove Sangray Lyall Schaefer Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Teton ASCS Schaefer ASC

Tay ety Tay ety committee chairman of ASC duties

Tay ety Tay ety committee chairman will serve the counties Teton Chouteau Fergus Judith Basin Pondera and Cascade. He will represent the State ASC committee and office work with county committeemen and the administration of ASC programs. He will maintain field liaison with Department of Agriculture agencies and the school board for four years, including three as chairman. Schaefer succeeds Andrew H. Schilling who has served in acting capacity.

Teton Chouteau Fergus Judith Ties Pondera Cascade Countes ASC Ay A ‘Agriculture Schaefer Andrew H. Schilling

Transferred Priest Gannon to Butte Parish

Rev. Thomas J. Gannon will move from St. Joseph's Chateau to St. Helena's Butte on Jan. 16 to serve as pastor and hospital chaplain. He replaces Rev. James Sheerin. brother Rev. James Gannon moves to Dillon parish.

Thomas J. Gannon St. Joseph’s Chateau St.Helena’s Butte Raymond G. Hunthausen Gannon St. Joseph’s Parish St. Helena’s St.James Community Hospital William Mércy Drummond

Carl O Madson Dies in Billings Lutheran Home

Carl O Madson former Augusta area rancher and manager of Henningsen Land Co died December 7 at St John’s Lutheran Home in Billings. Born August 20 1887 he owned farms near Augusta and Sun River and lived in Kalispell Phoenix and Columbus rest homes. Survivors include brother George of Billings two sisters Mrs Agnes Melby of Billings and Mrs Dorothea Baker of Seattle and many nieces and nephews.

Carl O. Madson Augusta Area Billings Madson Henningsen Land Co Choteau Augusta Sun River Kalispell Phoenix Ariz Columbus St. John’s Lutheran George Agnes Melby

Teton Area Schools To Receive State Funds

Teton area schools will receive a first payment from the State Public School Equalization Fund. The payment covers about 60 percent of the money the county’s elementary and secondary schools are scheduled to receive under the current funding plan.

Teton

Choteau Bulldogs Eyes Browning and Valier Tests

Choteau High School Bulldogs travel to Valier Friday and host Browning Saturday in conference play. Coach Chuck Peck expects tough battles on the road and eyes how the team handles hostile environments and a smaller Valier court. Previous away game at Walter Dec 21 saw a close 59-55 win in the Choteau Invitational final.

Choteau Harlem Valier Browning Chuck Peck Panther Walter Dec Peck Leary Bulldogs Chateau LaPlante Ibest Upham Brown Jubean Fairfield Conrad Wildcats

Voluntary Wheat Program Backed by Advisory Committee

The Advisory Committee on Feed Grains and Wheat met in mid December to advise the Secretary of Agriculture on proposals for a voluntary wheat program replacing the mandatory system. It favors financing via marketing certificates over compensatory payments, aims to keep consumer wheat food costs near current levels, and seeks to raise wheat and feed grain incomes while aligning with three administration goals: higher farm income, lower government costs, and reduced commodity credit stocks.

Averta Freeman Department of Agriculture Ond

Beauty Shop Opening Replaces Leo's Shoe Repair Site

Local notes report Ron Brumberger opening a new beauty shop on the former Leo's Shoe Repair site in Park City Utah. The owner, Mary Yakichin, is described as a native with ties to Brumberger Enterprises and Chateau Ink.

CPE Ron Leo Epair Stander The Rie Brumbér Brumberger Yakichin Utah

Unclear fragmentary note on family visitors and names

Fragmentary OCR shows names such as George, Mr and Mrs Frank, Mrs Roland Peters and Bynum. Mentions visiting daughter and family with scattered punctuation and missing context.

Frank George Thes’ Thiotyes Verre Mra Roland “.Peters Bynum

Paintings Display At Chateau Store By Mrs Corbett

Mrs Don Corbett will have her paintings on display at The Villager store until January 18. Her work has appeared at the Montana State Fair and Art in the Park in Great Falls. She has studied under Jesse Gleason for three years.

Don Corbett

Official To Talk At Dutton Feels Sportsmen Group

The principal speaker Will Weintz, a member of the State Fish and Game Commission, addresses the Dutton Sportsmen’s Association meeting at 8 p.m. in the Dutton Trap Club. The public is invited.

Heintz

Blood Drawing Quota Beat By 15 Pints In Choteau

Choteau area donors contributed 80 pints of blood at the Red Cross Friday, surpassing the 65 pint quota by 15. Seventeen new donors boosted the drive, with Mrs. Grant Curtis praising the sponsors and volunteers. The drive previously faced Janu ary quotas but met this time, and another draw is planned for March.

Choteau Red Cross Grant Curtis

Hynes Succumbs in Spokane Community Loss

Hynes, aged 56, of Spokane, died December 92 at his home. He was married to Alice Boehm Dutton and was active in the Chateau and Dutton areas. Survived by his widow and six children. Mrs Pete Zgoda and daughter Judy attended the funeral. Hynes was Zgoda's brother.

Tom ‘Hynes Spokane Hynes Alice Boehm Dutton Chateau Pete Zgoda Judy Zgoda

Fairfield Dairymen Set Meeting in City Hall

The annual district meeting of the American Dairy Association will be held in Fairfield city hall on Jan 15. A panel of area dairymen moderated by Earl Peace of Montana State College will discuss dairy herd management and feeding. District directors and officers will be elected. The ADA is a voluntary group of dairy farmers aiming to represent dairy products in the national market.

Montana American’ Dairy Association Fairfeld Earl Peace ADA Alex Purvis Vaughn

Dutton Cardinals Capture Power Invitational Title

The Dutton Cardinals defeated Power 54 48 and then toppled Augusta 82 50 to win the Power Invitational. Barry Fleshman led Dutton with 17 points, Olson 12, Scott 13, Johnson 11 while Brady scored 15 for Augusta. Power trailed early but surged to a 70 47 win over Brady before falling in the finale.

Dutton Cardinals Power Tourrnament Iin Cardinals Augusta Brady Dutton Pirates Cairdinials Rame Bucs Barry Fleshman K. Olson Scott Johnson Crone Elk Andrews

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sree Saseesen Sd Great Falls Harold Genger Clarence Philips Malcolm Bers Phillips Lussenden Fabrick McPhillips Board of County Commissioners Board of Commissioners Rest State Board of Health County Rest Home Juells Bob McDonald Commission L. Schaefer Tayety Butte Parish Carl ‘Madson Teton’Area Wien Ithe Gary ‘Dunckel Artie Anderson Dave Tom Grant Gormley Panthers Browinin Dimerican Legion Auxiliary Ae Rainbow Bieta Allother Thaking Avernan Cess Wistonsy
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