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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
10
An assorted classified listing advertises numerous used cars from the 1950s to the 1960s for sale including Ford Sunliner Galaxie Impala and Corvair models, plus a variety of vintage clocks and shop items. Additional notes offer rent space, tank and contact details for Dick Rose and Coast to Coast Stores.
Chateau Electric promotes used stoves at 15 dollars each and refrigerators at 35 50 and 100 dollars with cash sales. The Acantha notes a large new office supplies inventory including staplers, paper clips, stamps, ink, mimeo stencils, markers, string, fasteners, sharpeners, tape, glue, pens and pencils, receipt books, and more with a promise to order items not on hand.
Helena reports new Montana law requires a certificate of competency for all residents under 18 to obtain big game and bird licenses starting Jan 1 1964. The state offers hunter safety courses via the Fish and Game Department with volunteer instructors. those 11 and older may receive a Certificate of Competency to qualify for the Class A-1 license.
Raymond Kelly announces countywide meetings in each area to address farm management weed control soils and fertilizers and other county problems. The plan aims for good attendance and invites suggestions while a detailed schedule will be provided.
Notice announces a March 20 1964 tax deed application for described property in Teton County Montana. It includes a January 13 1964 date and a bank report from Dutton State Bank showing assets liabilities deposits and capital as of December 20 1963 with official attestations by bank officials and notary.
James K. Lowery son of Mr and Mrs James W Lowery of Dutton recently finished basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. Training covered naval orientation history and organization seamanship ordnance and gunnery military drill first aid and survival.
The group held a reorganization meeting January 11 at 1 30 pm in the Methodist Church basement. Officers elected: President Danny Weist Vice President Lila Beerman Secretary Coy Davidson Treasurer Florence Schmidt Reporter Dick Zier Parliamentarian Bruce Hensley and council members Vivian Baquet Joyce Anderson. Committee planned yearly program and a constitution amendment to drop a recreation leader for a July vote. Audit of treasurer books assigned to Sally Olsen and Joyce Anderson. Next meeting scheduled March 14 at 1 30 pm at Fairfield city hall.
The Eager Beavers 4-H club met at 7 a.m. January 9 at Harry Agee's with Roger Agee presiding. Pledges were said and a song sung. Roll call cited A Basic Food. Talks on tractor safety and engine operation were presented by Jay Rice and Louie Bouma. A lunch followed as the meeting adjourned.
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