Bosses Night Honors Set at Chateau Jaycees Banquet
Chateau Jaycees will host Bosses Night Thursday January 24 at 6 30 pm in upper Legion hall. The event awards the Distinguished Service Award and Outstanding Young Farmer Award with John Larish as guest speaker. Recipients are chosen by a Jaycee committee and state level competition follows. National Jaycee Week will be observed January 20 26 at the banquet.
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Chateau Jaycees
Upper Legion Hall
Yong Farmer
William McCauley
Leslie Arensmeyer
Jaycee
Montana
Jaycees
Teton Conservation Plans for 1963 County Program
A county meeting led by Lyall Schaefer will map the 1963 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation program for Teton county. Agencies including Soil Conservation Service Extension Service Forest Service and Fish and Game will discuss cost sharing and suitable practices. The Jan 18 meeting in the county courthouse precedes drafting the county plan. $108,000 is allocated for cost sharing. Proposals must be filed with the county ASC office, and work begun before approval is not eligible for payment. The date was moved to Jan 18 due to bad weather.
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Teton County
Lyall Schaefer
Schaefer
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Service
Forest Service
Fish and Game Department
ASC
Soil Conservation Services and Forest Service
ASCS
State Director of Centennial Gives Report
Teton county leads in completing committee organization quotas and director signings for the Montana Territorial Centennial pageants per L. W. Upshaw. He notes fund-raising shortfall, but pledges from fair rodeo and expo officials, centennial dollars sales, decals, and Rose Parade NY World's Fair plans.
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Teton County
Montana
Jaycees
Abraham Lincoln
Upshaw
Cut Bank Chamber Night Dinner Hears Phillips President
Stanley Learned of Phillips Petroleum is guest speaker at the Cut Bank Chamber of Commerce annual dinner held Tuesday at the Cut Bank Elks Temple. About 300 attendees from Montana and nearby states are expected. reservations through Harold Dye.
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Stanley Learned
Phillips Petroleum Company
Cut Bank Chamber of Commerce
Cut Bank Elks Temple
Montana
Cut Bank
Harold Dye
Cut Bank Chamber
Reorganized Demos Elect New Officers
Gordon McOmber was elected president of the re organized Democratic Club of Teton county at the first meeting Tuesday night. Mrs. Charles Doheny was named vice president Mrs. Leonard Rice secretary and Tony Burgmaier treasurer. The group was formerly the Teton County Young Democrats Club. Next meeting set for Tuesday February 18.
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Gordon McOmber
Democratic Club
Teton County
Charles Doheny
Leonard Rice
Tony Burgmaier
Young Democrats Club
Pollock Family Attends Portland Funeral for James R. Pollock
Mr and Mrs Duard Pollock traveled from Shelby to Portland Oregon last Wednesday for the funeral of James R Pollock who died January 8 from a heart attack. He is buried in McArthur California. May Pollock his wife preceded him in death January 28. The Pollocks are former Chateau residents and returned home Monday.
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Duard Pollock
Shelby
Portland
Ore
James R. Pollock
McArthur
Calif
Pollock
Mayme
Chateau
Duard Pollocks
Teton County March of Dimes Plans 250 Dollar Award
The Teton county Chapter of the March of Dimes will give a 250 dollar award to a county high school senior entering college to study nursing or therapies. Ed Howard says the program backs first year education and a local committee will judge applicants on academics, personal qualities, potential and need. Deadline is April 1 and forms are available through high school officials.
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Teton County
The
March of Dimes
National Foundation of March of Dimes
Ed Howard
Howard
District Judge Announces Appointments in Ninth Judicial District
Judge R. D. McPhillips of Shelby named W. J. May of Conrad as official court reporter for the Ninth Judicial District. He also appointed R. W. McMullen probation officer for Teton and Pandora counties, Ray E. Schepp probation officer for Glacier county, and Daniel J. Hughes probation officer for Toole county. The judge also established his official residence and district headquarters at Shelby.
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R. D. McPhillips
Shelby
W. J. May
Conrad
Ninth Judicial District
R. W. McMullen
Teton
Pondora
Ray E. Schepp
Glacier County
Daniel J. Hughes
Toole County
McPhillips
Judicial District
Bulldogs Dominate Fairfield and Browning Behind Strong Scoring
The Choteau Bulldogs routed Fairfield 63-46 on Friday, led by Bill Rogers 17 points and Gary Dunckel 12 as Klinker top scored for Fairfield. Saturday they overwhelmed Browning 70-54, with Rogers again pouring in 20 points and Hansen 17, while Browning hit 18 of 22 free throws. Chateau travels to Valier Friday to face another unbeaten Northern Division team, then hosts Sunburst Saturday.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Fairfield
Browning Indians
Bulldogs
Eagles
Eagle
Klinker
Choteau
Bill Rogers
Gary Dunckel
Chateau
Rogers
Roger Kelly
Kim Mills
Dam
Ekel
Browning
Indians
Dan Hansen
Darrell Stott
Hansen
Stott
Dunckel
Peck
Artie Anderson
Tom Dellno
Valier
Shelby
Conrad
Sunburst
Kuka
Stephens
Panthers
City Chamber Names Reisch For President
Duane Reisch a Safeway manager was elected president of the Chateau Chamber of Commerce at the regular meeting Tuesday. Tom McCartney was named vice president and Mrs Al Hensley secretary treasurer. Elected to one two and three year terms on the board were Enoch Stroh Jake Luinstra and Gale Isakson. Outgoing officers are Tom Hammond Duane Reisch and Roy Talmage. Banquet speaker will be W H Johnson Helena secretary of the Montana Freight Rate Association.
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Duane Reisch
Safeway
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Tom McCartney
Teton County Abstract Co
al Hensley
Enoch Stroh
Jake Luinstra
Gale Isakson
Tom Hammond
Roy Talmage
Leo Murphy
Moose Home
W. H. Johnson
Helena
Montana Freight Rate Association
Bob Crocker
Chamber
Chateau
National Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Association Plans Annual Meeting
The Teton Memorial Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Teton county courthouse courtroom. Business includes election of four directors and reports on finances operations and the hospital trust fund. Public invited and membership available via a $10 fee and $1 annual dues.
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The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Teton County
Hospital Trust Fund
Joe Eisenman
Fairfield
William Olsen
Arnold Hanusa
Roy Talmage
Chateau
Jerry Breen
Paul Kropp
Ben Christman
Mike Weeks
Dutton
Harry Swanson
J. R. Crabtree
Red Cross to Offer First Aid Classes in Teton County
Mrs Janet Wedum announces Red Cross first aid courses start Monday January 21 at 7 30 p m in the Teton county courthouse Demonstrations will feature Great Falls police officer Charles Bicsak performing mouth to mouth on the new Joe Blow manikin with dates to be announced later
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Red Cross
Teton County
Janet Wedum
Gordon Monkman
Great Falls
Charles Bicsak
Joe Blow” Mannikin
Juvenile Offenses Light in 1962 Teton County Report
Probation officer Robert W. McMullen reports 1962 juvenile cases in Teton County remained low overall with 116 processed, sixte en held in detention, and traffic related offenses dominating. Boys outnumbered girls three to one, and most cases stemmed from traffic and liquor possession. High school youths predominated, with Choteau and Fairfield leading the county in offenses. several out-of-county youths were cited or referred to various agencies.
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Yontana Teton
Teton County
Robert W. McMullen
McMullen
Eighth Judicial District
California
Department of Public Welfare
Washington
Montana State Highway Patrol
Helena
Choteau
Fairfield
Idaho
Great Falls
Simms
Augusta
Miles Simms
Conservation Planning Slated Friday at Teton Courthouse
A Teton County conservation planning meeting is set for Friday at the courthouse. The 1962 Agricultural Conserva tion Program spent a total of 127,153.27 with 120,973.37 allocated to the property for unspecified purposes.
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Teton Courthouse
Teton County
IFYE Delegate Ellen McCracken to Address County Groups
Ellen McCracken International Farm Youth delegate will address 11 Teton county groups next week with a schedule of meetings across Greenfield Fairfield Choteau Power Dutton and other towns. The program includes her six month stay on Netherlands farms and the 1962 Agricultural Conservation Program details with cost shares and acres across vegetative cover field strips rangeland and dam projects.
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Ellen McCracken
International Farm
Teton County
Greenfield School
Fairfield School
American Legion Hall
Choteau School
Collins
Choteau Lions Club
Lions Club
Power School
Choteau Methodist Church
Agawam
Farmington
Golden Ridge
Dutton
Soil Conservation Service
Kegler Club to Meet City Women’s Bowling Group
The City Women’s Bowling Association invites members to a meeting Monday night January 21 at 7 30 in the lower Legion hall. The Kegler Club will gather for the same event as part of a local bowling community update.
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City Women’s Bowling Association
Lower Legion Hall
Church Group Plans To Present Program
The Methodist Mission studies group will present Persons of Special Needs on Sunday January 20 at 430 PM at Chateau Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Glen I Harris from the Great Falls School for the Deaf and Blind will lead with children from the Great Falls home. Rev C Fred Crowe invites all to attend.
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Methodist Mission Studies Group
Chateau Methodist Church
Glen I. Harris
Great Falls
Mrs Higgins Leaves for Yakima to Visit Relatives
Mrs. George Higgins Sr. traveled to Yakima Washington last Monday to visit relatives and is expected to return home on Saturday.
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George Higgins Sr
Yakima, Wash
State Republicans Set Kickoff Banquet
The Montana Republican party will hold a 1964 kickoff workshop and meeting in the Helena Civic Center Saturday Jan 19 between 2 and 5 p.m. Rep William Miller chairman of the Republican National Committee will be guest speaker. Raymond V Humphreys director of education and training for the national committee will conduct the program. A social hour will follow at 6:30 p.m. after which an appreciation banquet honoring Governor and Mrs Tim Babcock will be held.
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Montana
Republican Party
Helena Civic Center
William Miller
New York
Republican National Committee
Raymond V. Humphreys
National Committee
Tim Babcock
Explorer Post to Sponsor Spaghetti Dinner
Chateau Explorer Scout Post No 51 will sponsor a spaghetti dinner Sunday January 20 in the 1.0.C.F. hall from 4 to 7 p.m. Proceeds help fund scout programs and activities. Public invited. Prices: family 3 dollars adults 1 dollar children 5 to 12 50 cents under five free.
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Chateau
Chateau Kegler League Leaders Highlight Bowler A Sundet
Midseason bowling report shows Arvid Sundet leading the Chateau Kegler League with a 191 average, followed by Henry Van Setten at 187. Taylor Motor tops Wednesday league pins with 44 521, while Texaco leads Monday with 50 percent wins and 40 600 total pins. Highs include Howard Truchot 269 and Sander 687.
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Chateau
Arvid Sundet
Henry van Setten
Taylor Motor
Texaco, Inc
Howard Truchot
Sander
Tesch Sales
Moose Lodge
Tesch
Sunder
Ted’s
Drive-Inn
Texaco
Great Falls Select
Select
Howard
Truchot
Taylor Motors
Triangle Distributors
Club Tavern
Stinchfields
Stinchfield
Taylor's
Jack Rogers
Arvid
Arvid Sander
Lloyd DeBruycker
Barney Toenyes
Bob Luck
Louie Fuhringer
Alex Truchot
Jim Arensmeyer
Don Hofeldt
Jack Slanger
Jim Dellno
Harry Wood
Roy Aune
Henry Smith
Tom McCartney
al Teach
George Best
Myles’ Standish
George Henderson
Jim Luck
Carrol Johnson
Darwin Armstrong
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John Larish
Great Falls Insurance
Centennial
Cut Bank Group
Demos
County Group
Asattandes
Ewenwn Rene
Reisch
Hospital Ass'n
IFYE
Kegler Club
Walter Lyon
Honda
Lord Bal
Estoynus
Walter C. Lyon
Harold G. Hinman
Choteau Honda
D. P. Fabrick
Ryon
H & H Implement
H & Hi
Houde
Explorer Post
Chateau Kegler
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