Civil Defense Plans for Chateau School Evacuation
Civil defense planners met with Chateau officials and a civic group committee to outline school evacuation procedures in case of nuclear attack. The plan discusses two scenarios based on warning time and includes dispersal to homes or arranged locations after heat and blast, with training to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
LaVerne Miaor
Murr
Ed Schiller
Robert Gormley
Lyle H. Standish
Masonic
Bill McMullen
Junior Chamber of
Great Falls
Legion
Spokane
Columbian Falls
Choteau
Barribal Family Visit Spans Phoenix Holiday Break
Fred Barribal traveled Saturday to Los Angeles to see his mother Mrs. George F. Barribal and his brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barribal. He returned Monday to Phoenix to begin a winter vacation with Mrs Barribal. Barribal had been in town since December 27 for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barribal
Los Angeles
George F. Barribal
Robert Barribal
Phoenix
Ariz
Barribal
County Group to Hold Forum On ASC Feed Grain Program
Teton County Planning Council will host a non partisan forum in the courthouse at 1:30 p.m. next Thursday to discuss the ASC feed grain program with impartial speakers. James M Crawford of Chateau will preside. The event aims to let growers and others hear favorable and unfavorable views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Teton County
Kelly
Great Falls
Montana
Jis
the-Cloteau
Bethany Lutheran Dutton Elects 1962 Officers
The annual Bethany Lutheran Congregation meeting in Dutton on January 10 chose officers and board members for 1962. Henry Rosholt presided, Gary Clark led devotionals, and plans for a new church building were approved alongside year 1961 reports from officers and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Congregation of
Dutton
Henry Rosholt
Gary Clark
Henry _Rosholt
A. C. ‘Mablur
James Stephens
Nels’ Hemstad
Dana Fitzgerald
Peter Emerson
C. ME Ite
Ames. Chae
Glenn Paulgen
Glenn’ Hansen
Willy, Dyhre
Board of Youth
Work
James Cheetham
Robert Bramwell
Norman Hagen
Marvin Aune
Darrell Goodmundson
Television Booster Restores Service to Choteau
The Choteau television booster station is back in operation after storm damage. Channels 5, 7, and 9 are now available with booster help restored. Harold Hinman, Jaycee spokesman, asked supporters to fulfill pledged payments to sustain the booster station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Great Falls
Butte
Harold Hinman
Jaycee
Hie' Dults Returns from Minneapolis Medical Checkup
Hie Dults returned Saturday from Minneapolis after undergoing a medical checkup. The visit focused on routine health assessments and did not indicate any serious conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie‘ Dults
Minneapolis
Banquet Speakers Highlight Chateau Jaycees Bosses Night
Robert Johnson, Helena mayor and long-time Jaycee leader, named speaker for Chateau Jaycees annual Bosses Night at 6 30 p m in the upper Legion hall. The event honors local employers during National Jaycee Week and will award the Distinguished Service and Outstanding Young Farmer honors to community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnson
Helena
Chamber of Commerce
Chateau Jaycees
Johnson
Jaycee
Montana Jaycee International
Hala E
Peng
Rd Boe
J.R. Crabtree
Reisch
Harry’. Freeman
Aycees
Patti Schiller Wins 1962 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award
Patti Schiller of Chateau High School won the 1962 Betty Crocker Search for American Homemaker of Tomorrow earning a 1500 scholarship from General Mills. The state runner-up receives 500, the national winner gains 5000, with other placements receiving state and 4-H scholarships and an educational tour. She plans to attend Montana State College majoring in agricultural accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti
Schiller
Ed’ Schiller
At Chamber Auction Listing Unclear Items for Sale
Fragmentary OCR text indicates an auction notice at a chamber event. It mentions items or attendees and a sale price of 1.75 dollars per person, with unclear names or entities attached. Further readable details are unavailable in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tren Chamber
License Sales Slow In Teton Courthouse
Teton County treasurer Marie Stenson says license sales lag, with 790 car tabs sold since January and a daily target of 100 to finish by February 15. Rural residents are urged to buy tabs now to avoid a last minute rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie ‘Stenson
Teton
Stenson
Choteau Bulldogs face Conrad and Valier in weekend basketball
The Choteau Bulldogs host Conrad at 8 15 p.m. Friday at Choteau High School gym and travel to Valier Saturday. Coach Chuck Peck aimed to sharpen offense after a rough weekend and improve balance this weekend against the preseason favorite Conrad and the taller scoring threat from Valier led by Kuka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau “Bulldogs
Choteau
Conrad
Niet Sana
Walier
Chuck’Péck Oer
Bulldogs
Peck
Aggi
Pall
Valier
Kuka
Bune
jKuka
Valiér
Koteau High School
Funeral services held for Mrs Bertha M Black 67
Funeral services for Bertha M Black age 67 will be held today. She was mother of Mrs Murl aramots and widow of Kelso J Black who homesteaded in the Sweetgrass area before moving to Great Falls in 1918. They operated Pure Milk Co until 1945. She retired as vice president of Jersey Gold Foods. Survived by two sons Grover and Tom, another daughter Mrs Henry Doty of Great Falls, nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Bertha
M. ‘Black
Murl
Aramots
Bay
City
Mich
Kelso
Jersey ‘Gold: Foods
Keglers Bowl in Brewery Tourney Near Great Falls
The sixth annual bowling tournament sponsored by Great Falls Breweries and its distributors draws 82 teams including Great Falls Select’s Chateau with Alex Zier Harry Agee Herman Zier Hank Smith and Alex Tracher and Triangle Distributors with Darrel Lawrance Glen Yeager Glen Boden Dave Shannon and Don Hofeldt. The event offers $8 000 in prize money and runs February 3 4 in Great Falls with teams from nearly 50 towns in Montana Idaho and Wyoming expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Its
Great ‘Falls
Alex’ Zier
Harry. Agee
Herman’ ‘Zier
Hank Smith
Alex
Tracher
Triangle
Darrel Lawrance
Glen“ ‘Yeager
Glen Boden
Dave Shannon
Don Hofeldt
Dutton State Bank Reelects Officers and Directors
Officers and directors of the Dutton State Bank were re-elected at the annual board meeting held January 9. James A. L. Cheetham was re-elected president and A. Callan as executive vice president and cashier. Directors re-elected include M. B. Bolland Rudolph Fuhringer Carl Eklund Don Moore and Clarence D Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton State ‘Bank
James AL. ‘Cheetham
Ae. Callan
M. B. Bolland
Rudolph Fuhringer
Carl Eklund
Don Moore
Clarence
Phillips
Scouts Plan Dinner Funds for Cabin Repairs
Local scouts in the Chateau area will host a dinner to raise proceeds for minor repairs and ongoing maintenance of the Empty Jug cabin. Tickets cost fg. $1, with all proceeds supporting explorer activities.
Teton Memorial Hospital reports 1961 surplus and stats
The Teton Memorial Hospital Association reports a 1961 surplus of about $7 000 as bills hit $111 474 99 against expenses of $104 317 78. Data show average stay 4 days and 645 medical cases 158 surgical 127 obstetrical with 118 babies born and 90 1% collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Pete Olsen
Lutheran Homes Society
Itle
Paul Kropp
C. M. Weeks
Richard Crabtree
Christman
Roy Talmage
Mike Weeks
A. Bernard Gravdal
William Olsen
Gragaal
Olsen
Oil leasing expands in Teton county by Pan American and Montalban
Announcement of six oil and gas locations in Teton county confirms rumors. Pan American Petroleum Corp and Montalban Oils Inc stake four and two wells respectively on two allied structures the Sweetgrass Arch and South Sweetgrass Arch. Wells near Fairfield Power Dutton Collins and the Devonian formation are planned as tests with slim odds of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton ‘County
Pan American
Petroleum Corp
Montalban Oils, ‘Inc
Pan American Wells
Hamilton
Fairfield
Schock
Power
Nelson
Dutton
Goodmundson
Berea
Montalban
Wells
Lay
Christman
Collins
Sweetgrass Arch
Montana
Study Groups To Investigate Latin America Mission Sessions
Women and families attend a missionary study on Latin America led by Mrs. J A Swanson at the Methodist Church January 9 to 16 with subsequent classes January 21 and 28 from 4 to 6 PM. Sessions feature Dr A A Whealey on Spiritualism, panels on Protestant progress and Inter American relations, and include worship, songs, slides, and youth class activities. All interested persons may attend with nursery provided and potluck plans noted for January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
J. A.’Swanson
North Central District
Methodist Church
Smpal
Rte
WeAuley
C. G. Monkman
Chester Abbott
Frank Deiner
Fay Buck
Larry Taylor
George Higgins, Jr
Robert McDonald
Robert Nauck
Robert Brown
Ray
Kelly
E. J. Crary
Charles
Pecks
Power Volunteer Fire Department Ball Set for Jan 27
The Power Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual Firemen's Ball on Saturday January 27. Proceeds will fund the department's expenses. A new siren was installed recently on a 25 foot tower. Officers listed include A W Dahlman chief Lewis Smith assistant chief and R A Raymond secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power ‘Volunteer ‘Fire Department
Power’ Fire Department
A. W. Dahlman
Ee Smith
R. A’.Raymond
Local Bowlers Stand In Tight County Meet
Compiled OCR reads as a brief noting local bowlers in a county meet with standings close at the top. Names and exact scores are unclear but competition remains tight among teams and individuals.
Funeral Rites Held For Paul Anspach
Paul G. Anspach known as Peg, age 75, died Sunday in Phoenix Arizona. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Grinshaw Mortuary in Phoenix. Anspach had been a former resident of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Anspach
Peg
Phoenix
Ariz
Grinshaw Mortuary
Anspach
Carol Howard Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Carol Ann Howard, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Howard, was installed as worthy advisor of Chateau Assembly No 54, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, during a public installation at the Masonic Temple on January 14 at 3 PM. Other officers were installed and a choir performed as part of the ceremony, with a silver tea following in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Carol Ann Howard
W. E. Howard
Teau Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Jaon
Igrand
Teas
Aes Na
Marshall
Karen Lawrance Dunckel
Nancy Davison
Robbie Ann Crocker
Lara Hensley
Worthy
Ginny ‘Lou Jackson
Charity
Detra Abbott
Hope
Carol Ann Stelling
Faith
Kaylene Larson
Janice Stromswold
Gloria Keiper
Phyllis Rice
Betty
Jo Tibbles
Love
Sharon Weaver
Sandra Ritzschke
Sherry Peebles
Fidelity
Marcia Newman
Jeanette Hanson
Karen George
Confidential Observer
Linda Vance
Outer Observer
Susan Meadows
Virginia ‘St
Heart Fund Meeting Slated Wednesday
A pre campaign meeting of Teton County Heart Fund chairmen and volunteers will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the home of Dorothy Boussard county director of the arive The state executive director Joe Tholt and Dr Donald Overy president of the Montana Heart Association are expected to attend Campaign material for chairmen will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Heart Fund
Dorothy Boussard
Thearive
Joe Tholt
Donald Overy
Montana Heart Association
Bulldogs Fall Keeps Choteau From Conference Lead
Choteau Bulldogs lost 46 39 at Browning breaking a chance to join a three way tie for first in the conference. Shelby beat Choteau 43 40 in the first game in Shelby’s new gym. Hollar scored 10 for Choteau and Rogers 18 led the Bulldogs as Peck praised Hollar for a hard fought effort. The frigid night and rough play limited scoring and rebounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Bulldogs
Browning
Choteau
Shelby
Anithe
Coyotes
Bulldogs
Hollar
Hansen
Bill Rogers
Bob
Jerry Asay
Gary Dunckel
Chateau’s
Severong
Swith
A. Strong
Chateau Dé- Sia
Severa
Chateau
Roger Kelly
Oteau
Rogers
Chuck
Peck
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Lawa
Earth
Patti Schiller
Ulldogs
Dutton State Bank
Clark Inkody
Inbody
Associ
J . Tions
Ine Faidheld Tailney
Paul
Carol Howard
Otto Swagnild
Columbus
Heart Fund
Ieodjesece
DB Sun
Atag
Vchoteau
Sunbu Cute A
Pit Ee
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