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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
10
A dense classified page lists numerous used cars including a 1962 Ford Sunliner Convertible a 1962 Chevrolet Impala and a 1958 Chrysler New Yorker among others. It also features a vehicle buyers offer line and notices from dealers Taylor Motor Co Haylser Dodge Plymouth Valiant and a rancher seeking work with livestock experience and a T. A. Giles box address.
Wanted ads invite men and women to join modern motels and resorts across the coast to coast. Trainers provide housing meals and 27 weeks of resident training after completion. Contact Motel Management Training Division 5900 ESColtax Denayer Cold 80220 at TM 278 3058.
The report of condition for State Bank at Chateau Montana dated December 20 1963 lists assets totaling 4 719 497 41 and liabilities of 4 304 077 18 with capital accounts of 415 420 23. Directors J C Baribal Ann M Baribal J A Swanson attest to accuracy notarized by Wm F Olsen in Choteau Montana.
Readable segments show weekly bowling results with teams such as Texaco and Great Falls Select competing at local lanes. High scores include Tesch 233 and McClue 222 in men’s events, plus strong totals from Sundet and Southard in mixed and women’s leagues.
Lost single record item noting a reward. The fragment mentions a key like ". 'Leave" and references a storage or Accantha office with a reward amount of .36. Details are unclear but indicate a missing item and a reward offer.
A girls team with Diana Sunder Judy Swenson Wendy Burns and Karen Gravdal and a boys team with Jim Sulgrove Lawrence Truchot Gary Truchot and Dick Zier competed in a Great Falls bowling tournament on January 4. Handicaps listed for singles and team scores showed notable performances by Judy Swenson Karen Gravdal Diana Sunder and Lawrence Truchot. This marked the first year Chateau girls joined tournaments while boys had a few appearances previously.
The Chateau Pep Club Christmas ball titled Mistletoe Magic was held December 27 with a three piece band. Lonnie Dale was crowned king after a popular vote among seven candidates, as Audrey Sheble and Bonnie KILLam led the grand march with their dates John Connore and Ron Gollehon. Decorations featured a pine arc and mistletoe adorned walls and benches.
On Monday January 20 at 4 p m KRTV will air The Indesponsibles featuring four Chateau High School science group members. Finley will present the science department program due to student success in fairs and higher education. Ronald Pierre David Shannon Janet Wood discuss talent search summer institutes and science club activities with Mrs Jane Black moderating. Susan Meadows Lonnie Dale are school correspondents reporting weekly activities.
The piece notes that people promise multiple reforms at New Year but often backslide, resuming old habits in smoking drinking and driving. It urges starting with a single change to achieve real progress, arguing gradual reform is wiser than instant perfection.
The editor in chief Dwight Truchot is listed with associate editor Gary Dunckel and news editor Gary Truchot. Reporters Bonnie Killam Jean McGuire Lawrence Truchot Ronnie Pierre and Judy Morris are named, with adviser Helen B Rustad.
Local FFA members presented each teacher with 1964 calendars as tokens of appreciation. Sally Meadows broke her leg skiing at King's Hill during vacation and returned on crutches January 4. Joe Clark of Bynum resumes school after a three month recuperation. The local hospital cares for CHS as Mr. Finley underwent surgery with Mrs. Hindden substituting. Mr. Allen plans intramural teams next week and Mr. Peck gains a new guidance room. The condemned southeast entrance was converted to an office with new floor and door. Rose painted woodwork and swing-out bulletin boards were installed. Mrs. Fox bought a green 1964 Ford station wagon. Mr. Allen bought a blue 1964 Chevrolet station wagon. Explorer Post spaghetti dinner January 19 at the LOCF from 4 to 7 p.m. Virginia Skow of Conrad visited as guest of Mable Hansmann January 4. Bonnie Killam to be installed as worthy.
Mrs. J. Viola Herak, chairwoman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State committee, urges producers to file 1963 wool and lamb marketings payment applications by January 31, 1964. The 1963 marketing year ended December 31, 1963, with payments likely starting in April and later years following the calendar year.
The basic speed rule calls for driving at speeds safe for prevailing conditions. Signals for lowering speed include rain, darkness, heavy traffic, a vehicle in poor condition, and a driver upset about something.
The Drama Club presents Pajama Party directed by Beverly Faurote with a cast including Ginny Miriam Vail Sandy Virginia Baker Mrs Redmond Karen Murphy Nan Rachel Field Becky Karen Buchanan Phyllis Betty Johensen Ellie Vicky Cook Micky Georgia Bubro and Helen Judy Larson Also Cute and Peppy with Kathy Boussard as director Dee Ann Swenson stage manager Pamela Erickson as Bobby Sox Geraldine Mary Meyers Calamity Sal Nancy Robinson Jolene Rakamer Mrs Rocherhill Jolene Rakamer Gwen Sorenson Mrs Van Strowski Myrna Pierre Betty Jo Dellno completes the cast for Cute and Peppy.
The Physics class studies magnetism, the bookkeeping class visited a bank on Jan 4 to observe banking operations, Mrs. Rustad's Communications IV class prepares declamations for downtown clubs, and the Advanced Math class finishes up trigonometry.
Attendance at CHS for the current semester remains strong with 63 students achieving perfect attendance as of January 6. The FHA girls hosted their Christmas party on January 8 in the home economics rooms with gifts exchanged.
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