Traveling Science Program Demonstrations At Chateau High
Tom Tanner, a traveling science teacher with the University of Oregon program financed by the National Science Foundation, visited Chateau to demonstrate biology to CHS classes. He covered animal circulatory systems with live dissections, genetics problems, and student blood typing, also addressing Echoes of Einstein club.
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Choteau
Tom Tanner
Chateau High
Lee Drummond
Nancy Davison
Neal Wedum
Chateau
al Finley
Tanner
University of Oregon
National Science Foundation
Northwest
Tanner’s
Montana
John Nauck
Stan Rathman
Echoes of Einstein Science Club
CHS
Blood Drawing Over Quota At Chateau
Blood drive at the Methodist Church in Chateau exceeded its 66 pint quota by one pint with 67 pints donated. Organizer Mrs. Grant Curtis credits donor reminders and regular contributing donors for the success, noting this is the second consecutive over quota result following an earlier October drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Grant Curtis
Red Cross
Methodist Church
Conrad and Fairfield pull Northern Class B title clash to home courts
The Conrad and Fairfield basketball game slated for Choteau Saturday night will not be played there. Fairfield officials called to say the game will be held in Fairfield as originally planned. Chateau hosts Valier at 8 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Fairfield
Choteau
CHS
Ed Schiller
Conrad-Fairfield
Chateau
Valier
Earl Terrys Observe 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Earl Terry of Choateau celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on January 2 Visitors helping included Mr and Mrs John Roth and family Mr and Mrs Donald Judge and family Mr and Mrs Don Cullitton and family Mr and Mrs Frank Pike Nick Roth and family Carl Sillouay and Mrs Margaret Judge Edward Gordon and Mrs Anna Brod-
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Earl Terry
Choâteau
Terrys
John Roth
Donald Judge
Don Cullitton
Frank Pike
Nick Roth
Carl Sillouay
Ae Man
Margaret Judge
Edward Gordon
Anna Brod
Methodist Church Program Promises Playlet and Choir Music
The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans an all church program at 7 pm Sunday in Chateau Methodist Church. Mrs. John Swanson is in charge of the event featuring a playlet Roger Williams and Mary and special music by the Wesleyan Service Guild. Cathedral Bell Ringers from Great Falls will perform. Refreshments will be served.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Chateau
John Swanson
Roger, Williams and Mary
Wesleyan
Guild
The
First
Methodist
Great Falls
McGrew Couple Plans California and Nevada Visit
Mr and Mrs C L McGrew recently left for a vacation traveling to Sacramento California and Las Vegas Nevada. They will visit with Mrs McGrew's brothers in the area during the trip.
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C. L., McGrew
Int
Sacramento
Calif
Las Vegas
Ney
McGrew
Brothers
Gt Sgamncaster
Lions Discuss Carnegie Class at Cha teau Lions meeting
Bill Jones of Chatéaix was installed as a member by Robert Gormley at the Lions Hall Tuesday. The meeting included reports by Gibson Monkman and Bob Armstrong and an evaluation of the Dale Carnegie course recently completed at Chatéaix where 26 students graduated two weeks ago.
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Bill Jones
Pendrey
Chateau Lions Club
Lions ‘Hall
Jones
Robert Gormley
Oficer
Gibson Monkman
Bob Armstrong
Dale Carnegie
Lions Club
Chatéaix
Leo, Murphy
Bill Ausmus
Toastmistresses To Meet Tonight At Cornell Hotel
Women interested in forming a Toastmistress Club are invited to an organization meeting in the Cornell Hotel dining room tonight Thursday at 8 p.m. A short meeting will elect temporary officers and outline the club’s purpose as a counterpart to Toastmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Cornell
Toastmistress Club
Pre-Natal Course Begins Friday Sponsored by Chateau Jayceens
The pre-natal course opens this Friday at 2 PM in the county office with weekly six week sessions. Mrs. Betty Swenson, Teton County nurse, will supervise the program featuring films and discussions on general prenatal care for expectant mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jayceens
Rass
County One
Betty
Swenson
Teton
Coast-to-Coast Stores Transfer Involving Hardware Seller
Janney Semple Hill and Chateau Coast-to-Coast Stores transfer ownership under Jim Jarolimek's central organization. The tale covers 457 locally owned stores in 167 states with inventory worth millions and the transfer of all assets.
Driest Year on Record in Chateau Area Since 1891
Weather records show 1960 was the driest year since 1891 with only 5.60 inches of precipitation. The growing season from April to July set a new low at 2.57 inches, compared with 2.78 inches in 1985, and monthly figures show near absent rainfall in several months.
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Chateau
Rice Heads Senate Group For Third Consecutive Session
State Senator Paul Rice of Teton County is named chairman of the Senate committee on agriculture for the third straight session. He has served since 1943, with Republicans holding the majority seven sessions and Democrats three. Four fellows, including Wesley O Ewart and LeRoy Anderson to Congress and J Hugo Aronson and Donald Nutter to governor, have moved to higher offices. Rice also sits on livestock and irrigation committees as reappointed by a Democrat‑controlled Senate. In the House Gordon McOmber is assigned to highways and appropriations as reforms cut committee totals from 34 to 23 in the Senate and 36 to 18 in the House. Critics say reduced committee selection hurts county representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ‘Rice
Teton ‘County
Senate
Rice
Wesley O’'Ewart
LeRoy Anderson
U. S. Congress
J. Hugo Aronson
Donald Nutter
House
Representatives
Gordon McOmber
Montana State Legislative Council
Anti-Communist Group Meets Today
The Citi Anti- Commun ist League holds its second meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall Chateau. The public is welcome. The league was organized by local women to discuss combatting communism through talks publications and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citi Anti- Communist League
Legion ‘Hall
Chateau
Fairfield Schabe Made obituary notice for 1806 born Snohomish resident
Fairfield Schabe Made, a Fairfield area farmer, died at the Veterans Administration Hospital Fort Harrison after several months as a patient. Born June 18, 1806, in Snohomish Washington, he is survived by two brothers Chester and George, both of Cut Bank, and two daughters.
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Macry-DeZert
Fairfield
Veteran's Administration
Fort. Harrison
Snohomish
Wash
Chester
George
Cut: Bank
Bond arraigned on involuntary manslaughter charge in Cotter case
Rodger Bond pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter stemming from the Dec 24 crash that killed 17 year old Loretta Gail Cotter near Choteau on Highway 287. Larry Carrier was injured. Bond disputes being the driver as a coroner’s jury blamed his actions. Trial set for March 20 with Randall Swangberg defense counsel. Bond released on bond and returned to military camp.
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Augusta
Lor‘etta
Gail Cotter
Choteau
Larry
Carrier
Bond
Rodger Bond
Robert Woodahl
Randall Swanberg
Great Falls
Hanusa Agency Moves to Brand New Office
Hanusa Agency announces a remodeled, larger office space formerly occupied by Halvorson’s Gift. John Dunckel joined ATI in January as a partner. Electrical work by Woodward Electric and painting by George Beaudon completed the move. A conference room is planned and a formal opening will follow.
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Hanusa’ “Insurance
New
Hal‘vorson
Wallace
Lyle Martin
Woodward Electric
George Beaudean
Sandwith
Hanusa ‘Agency
Ati John Dunckel
AS & Partner
Hanusa
Hantsa
Choteau Experiences Warm January Interlude in 1961
Residents of Choteau Montana enjoyed a rare stretch of mild January weather with sunny skies and light winds for two to three hours each morning. A brief rainfall fell before the sun rose, a uncommon event for Montana in January, as winter air began to edge back in later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chateau
Bulldogs Fall to Fort Benton in Non-Conference Clash
Fort Benton Longhorns defeated Chateau Bulldogs 55 to 44 at Fort Benton as cold shooting hampered Chateau. Dan Hansen led the Bulldogs with seven of eight opening scoring attempts while the team struggled from the field and only 12 of 28 free throws connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Bulldogs
Fort Benton Longhorns
Fort Benton
Bulldogs
Fort
Benton
Chateau
Dan Hansen
Chuck Pebeck
State and Federal Representatives Attend Agricultural Meeting
State and federal representatives meet to review the national and local agricultural situation at Chateau. Montana State College specialists and forestry and soil conservation groups will discuss 1961 program aims and the role of Conservation programs in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Exteneee
Survie
Montana State College
jToewineiniview
Soroptimists Hear IFYE Delegate Talks of Pakistan
Joe Lincoln of Rudyard, an IFYE delegate and Hill County 4-H Council president, spoke to Choteau Soroptimists after visiting towns in the county and abroad. He shared experiences from Pakistan and lessons learned through 4-H work as he described travels to Power, Dutton, Fairfield, and nearby communities since the year began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lincoln
Rudyard
International Farm
Ray
Kelly
Pakistan
Lincoln
FYE
Hill’ County
Agen Ifye
Power
Dutton
Fairfield
Peadrey
Gince
Munson Family Returns From California Trip
Mr and Mrs Louie Munson and Samys returned Sunday from a week long trip to San Gabriel California where they visited Mrs Munson s parents Mr and Mrs Rasmussen On the return they visited Munsons sister and her family in Mimeon and their aunt Mrs William a Yellowah
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Louie Munson
Samys
San. Gabriel
Calif
Munson
Rasmussen
Mimeon
William
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 and Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge No. 11 held a joint installation for 100 attendees in the IOOF hall last Tuesday. District officials Iona Zgoda and Louie Clough led a 12 member installation staff in installing noble grands and officers across multiple posts with music by Velma Olsen and others during the social hour reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge No
Iona Zgoda
Louie Clough
Noble
IOOF
Mae Mae Clough
Grant Curtis
Joan’ Scott
Robert Colley
Stella Knowlton
Evan Thompson
Joyce Pierre
Richard Conklin
Esther Buchanan
al Barton
Rosella Yeager
Alfred Baumgartner
Bertha Gordon
Charles Tesch
Olsen
Lois Crabtree
Chateau Ioof
Lois Mae Clough
Queen Rebekah
Ione Zgoda
Annual Hospital Meeting set for Monday in courthouse
Members of the Teton Memorial Hospital Assn will hold their annual meeting next Monday at 8 p.m. in the courthouse courtroom. The session will include election of four directors and reports on hospital operations finances and the hospital trust fund. A potential plan to improve county rest home conditions may be presented as an alternative to the failed county bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital Ass’n
New March of Dimes Campaign Launches in 1961
The 1961 New March of Dimes drive invites contributions via Teton Chapter or Eddie Howard chair man. Envelopes were mailed over a week ago as the campaign underscores polio research and treatment as well as other illnesses and birth defects.
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Teton
Chateau
Eddie Howard
Power Pirates Wilk Host Belt Huskies Saturday Night
The Power Pirates prepare for their only conference game this week against Belt Huskies on Saturday night. Last week they dropped two conference games, fading early at Dutton 75 to 42. Williams led with 19 points while Proff topped Centerville with 20.
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Pirates
Belt Huskies
Dutton
Centerville
Cardinals
Bucs
Williams
Pirate
Proff
Power Reserves
Rower Pirates
Centerville Miners
Miners
Buddy Williams
Bill Mills
Erickson
Dave Williams
Helena First Lady Opens Governor’s Reception To Montana Women
Montana’s first lady Mrs Donald G Nutter will host a governor’s reception in Helena for all Montana women. She schedules two teas on January 25 and February 15 from 3 to 5 PM. Names of assisting women to be announced later.
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Helena
Montana
Donald
Nutter
Girl Scout Troop Invited to Canada
Chateau Girl Scout Troop 122 plans a ten day trip to Canada in July as guests of the Canadian Girl Guides. Funds will be raised by egg carton and bottle drives, clothes hanger collection, and a Valentine candy sale at Glen's Radio and TV on February 11 from 9:30 to noon. Home made candy will be sold and donations of Valentine candy boxes are requested.
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Chateau
Canada
Canadian Girl Guides
Glen’s Radio and TV
Bute
Ed Schil
Glen Yeager
JayCees Bosses Night Set for Jan 19 at Church
Chateau JayCees host the second annual Bosses Night Thursday January 19 starting at 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Church. Guest speaker Capt Douglas Hardesty Montana Highway Patrol safety director will present awards for outstanding young man and distinguished service, with recognition for outstanding young farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau JayCees
Lutheran Church
Douglas Hardesty
Montana Highway Patrol
JayCees
Teen Dance by Explorer Scouts of Choteau Post 51
Choteau Explorer Scouts Post 51 hosts a dance for high school students at the Odd Fellows hall from 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Sponsored by the Choteau Odd Fellows Lodge, refreshments will be served.
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Explorer Scouts of
Choteau Post 51
Choteau-Valier Baspean Gamage
Gh School
Eta
Odd Fellows Hall
Post 51
Choteau Odd: ‘Fallows ‘Lodge
Treasurer Named for Ep Maubas
A terse local notice names Maloué Jr as treasurer of Ep e Maubas, with unclear surrounding details. The fragmentary text references a financial role and an organizational context, but lacks precise dates or locations.
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Earl Terrys
Carnegie
Fairfield Schabe
Rodger Bonds
Ee. My Hanusa Agency
Urs
Sat
Sun
Savececenquesan
Ft. Benton
Yeager
Hansen
Netsee
McCollum
Hollar
Wilson, R
Nordahl
Abby
J. m
Eeeeees
Meeks
Wsivende Ee
Orbeses
Seer Cose
Choteau Bulldogs
Annual Hospital Meeting
Wilk
Rainers
Ee Pai Sai
Hie
Maloué Jr
Eae Chote Ar Olen
Easurer
Epe Maubas
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