Yeager Places Fourth at National Junior Olympics
Jerry Yeager finished fourth in the National Junior Olympics hop step jump, the first Montana national place in three years. Stan Rathman notes the Montana team also earned gold medals last year through Bob Hawke and Lynn Putnam, with other Montana athletes placing in track events and pole vaults across the national meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Yeager
Stan Rathman
Montana
AAU
Yeager
Choteau
Glen Yeager
California
Bob Hawke
Butte
Lynn Putnam
Opheim
Hawke
Jim Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Putnam
Ted Spearman
Yakima
Wash
Pat Cassidy
Billings
Kalispell
Dick Lutz
Red Lodge
Jack Potter
Hamilton
Ennis
Successful Hospital Operation Reported at Annual Meeting
Teton Memorial Hospital reported a successful 1962 operation with income 106531.86 and expenses 103382.99 including a 63695.72 payroll. The average patient stay was 43 days, 10.3 patients daily, 38.2 percent occupancy, and 117 births. Collections rose to 104 percent with 28.23 income per patient day and 27.44 cost per patient day. Four new board terms were filled and leadership discussed possible rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Olsen
Lutheran Homes Society
J. R. Crabtree
Roy Talmage
Chateau
Ben Christman
Crabtree
A. Bernard Grandal
William Olsen
Yelte Baker Dies After Prolonged Illness at 78
Yelte Baker aged 78 died Saturday at Teton Memorial Hospital after a prolonged illness. Born in Maarum Holland on March 27, 1884 he came to the United States at 16 and settled in Farming 20 in 1905. Survived by widow Lizzie Breere and 12 children, 22 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Choteau Methodist Church with Rev. C Fred Crowe officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelte Baker
Teton Memorial Hospital
Baker
Maarum
Holland
United States
Lizzie Breere
Choteau
Charles
Abe
William
Elmer
John
Leslie
Harold
Edward
Wash
Jennie) Bonaff
Sami
Eleanor) Luinstra
Claude
Mabel) Johns
Carol Witherall
Great Falls
Choteau Methodist Church
C. Fred Crowe
Faurotes Attend Furniture Showings on Buying Trip
Mr and Mrs Marl Faurote of Te tom Furniture depart for a three week trip to attend showings in San Francisco and Salt Lake City. They will visit a drapery show in Salt Lake City en route to the San Francisco Market and plan to join Western Furniture Buyers group Cc consolidated home owned stores. Pete Huidekoper and Jim Richards will operate the store in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Faurote
Tetom Furniture
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
California City
Western Furniture
Group Cc
Consolidated
Chateau
Pete Huidek
Airport Commission to Elect Officers at City Hall
The Chateau Airport Commission will meet Thursday January 24 at 8 p.m. in city hall to elect officers and conduct other business. The session is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau Airport
City Hall
Choteau Antlers Rout Malmstrom and Simms in Wins
The Choteau Antler basketball team defeated the Malmstrom Allstars 96 to 69 and Simms 81 to 58 this week. Tony Jaconetty led with 28 points, Roger Gefeller 26, Leroy PeppTon 22, and Richie Wilson 16 for Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Antler
Malmstrom Allstars
Simms
Tony Jaconetty
Choteau
Roger Gefeller
Leroy Pepton
Richie Wilson
Triey
Malmstrom
Cascade Man Joseph Quenemoen Dies at 62
Joseph Quenemoen 62 of Cascade died Monday in a Great Falls hospital after a seizure. Funeral services were held in a Great Falls funeral home. Born September 15, 1900 in Dawson county Minnesota, he lived in Dutton Power, Valier, Choteau, and Cascade. Surviving are his father in law Martin Johnson of Choteau and his widow Gertrude Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Quenemoen
Cascade
Great Falls
Quenemoen
Dawson County
Minn
Dutton Power
GTA Elevator Co
Valier
Choteau
Martin Johnson, Choteau
Gertrude Johnson
Gilges Visit Gannons in Great Falls Last Thursday
Mr and Mrs Tom Gilge visited Mr and Mrs Jack Gannon in Great Falls last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gilge
Jack Gannon
Great Falls
Feed Grain Signup Window Set For February in Montana
Farmers who grew corn, sorghum or barley in 1959 or 1960 may sign up for the 1963 Feed Grain program Feb 1 through March 22. Montana ASCS Chairman R. J. McKenna outlines voluntary participation, consolidated feed grain base, minimum 29 percent conservation, and diversion and price-support payments based on 1963 base acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McKenna
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Montana
McKenna
Anthony Lattin Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Anthony Lattin were held Tuesday at a Great Falls funeral home with Rev. C. Fred Crowe officiating. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery. Lattin, 64, died Friday in Teton Memorial Hospital after a life in construction and farming in Montana. Survivors include his widow Marie, two sons Wayne and William, six brothers, three sisters, and numerous extended relatives. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Power Area
Great Falls
C. Fred Crowe
Highland Cemetery
Lattin
Teton Memorial Hospital
Moorehead
Minn
Canada
Power
Marie
Wayne
William
Montana State College
Bozeman
Tacoma
Arthur
St. Paul
Albert
Portland
Ore
Irving
Seattle
Dan
Belt
Jack
Florence) McGillivray
Bert
Sarah) Huntley
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ruth Broughton
Harold Woodhouse
Andy Lucotch
Paul Brunner
Melvin Beck
Matt Mayer
Donald Stengrimson
Walter Bowman
Leonard Renfield
Ralph Cook
Paul Rice
Gordon McOmber
William Armstrong Sr
Walter Bross
John Hirsch
Gordon Monkman
Pat Nordeim
Alien Report Filing Deadline Set in Montana
Aliens in Montana were reminded that Thursday January 31 is the filing deadline for address reports under the Immigration and Nationality Act. R G Hoeffeller urged those not yet filing to comply to avoid penalties including fines jail and possible deportation. About 8 000 aliens have filed so far this year with an anticipated total of 11 000 by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Oe Immigration and Nationality Act
R. G. Hoeffeller
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Montana-Idaho
Heart Association to Hold First Meet January 29
The Teton County Heart Association will hold its heart campaign kickoff meeting Tuesday January 29 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs Boussard. William Stutaman, chief representative from Bozeman, will be featured as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County. Heart_ Association
Heart
Boussard
William. Stutaman
Chield
Bozeman
Mra
Zion Construction to Build 35000 Dollar Downtown Block
Zion Construction Co announces a two story masonry block building on two lots between the Roxy Theatre and Taylor Motor Co. Teton Furniture will occupy the new structure with space for an apartment and garage. Construction aims to start weather permitting and be ready by early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Theatre
Taylor Motor Co
Teton Furniture
Chateau
Cecil Elliott
Parkway Cafe
Elliotts
Paul Lee
Fairfield
Cornell
Parkway
Cherry
Wes Cherry
Lee Stott
Lee’s
Stott
Paul Beck
William Gefeller
Ex-Sen. Rice Honored by Montana Legislature
A Montana Legislature opening day tribute honored former Senate president pro tempore Paul Rice. Delegation from Teton County traveled by bus to the capitol, joining notes of praise from Sen. David James and county officials. A luncheon for Rice and his family followed at Jorgenson’s Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Paul Rice
State Senate
David T. James
Rice
Sen
Senate
James
Jerry Breen
Chateau
Capitol City
Edith Knight
Helen Paddock
Dana Pike
Christine Siegle
Jack Schock
Toni Lattin
Matt Mayer
Ernie Kind
Leo
Lou Killip
Clarence Hensley
Lars Howden
John Hirsch
Emanuel Graf
Marie Lattin
Wilma Mayer
Lions Pick Calgary for Annual District Convention
Lion Leo Murphy announced that the district Lions convention will be in Calgary Alberta from June 5 to 8. Attendees at the Chateau Lions meeting from Butte reported on conference activities and heard Ellen McCracken, International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, share experiences in the Netherlands from a six month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
Leo Murphy
Chateau
Butte
Murphy
Rex Peterson
Grant Curtis
L. C. Burns
Ellen McCracken
International Farm Youth Exchange
B Squad Wins Two Contests Over Weekend
Chateau High School B squad beat Valier 64-54 and Sunburst B 61-33. Sasser led with 19 points, Banis 15, Gollehon 12, Elings 18 for Chateau. Banis top scorer for both teams with a pair of 1 point? Note: context confirms Banis and Sasser as leading scorers in weekend pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Valier
Sunburst
Choteau
Leroy Banis
Loren Sasser
Bullpups
Banis
Pallies
Sasser
Dusak 68 Dies at Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital
Joseph Dusak 68 of Great Falls died Monday at Fort Harrison Veterans Administration Hospital after a two week admission. Born March 25 1894 in Kingston Pennsylvania he came to Montana in 1898 and lived in Sand Coulee Farmed in Fairfield and Chateau areas. A World War I veteran and member of the Great Falls VEW Post he retired in 1948 and moved to Great Falls. Surviving are two brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dusak
Great Falls
Fort Harrison Veterans Administration Hospital
Dusak
Kingston
Montana
Sand Coulee
Fairfield
Chateau
VEW Post
Direct Dialing Set in Choteau For Late 1963
Dutton and Choteau will gain direct distance dialing late this year as Mountain States Telephone wires install central office equipment to link with Great Falls. Remaining towns Cut Bank Havre Shelby Conrad Cascade and Valier will receive DDD as billing tapes log calls for charges. Great Falls acts as primary control for northern Montana in the nationwide dialing plan enabling Choteau customers to reach about 74 million phones in over 40 000 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Choteau
T. P. Newcomb
Mountain States Telephone
Cut Bank
Havre
Shelby
Conrad
Cascade
Valier
Chateau
Great Falls
Montana
Newcomb
Yellowstone Elk Placed Near Choteau in Montana Draft
A shipment of 75 elk from Yellowstone National Park will be released in the Choteau area this week. Park and forest officials note the move aims to ease heavy slaughter and herd balance. Elk may be dropped at Blackleaf Canyon Dupuyer Creek or Muddy Creek as helicopters drive them into pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bob Cooney
Montana Fish and Game Department
Yellowstone National Park
Robert Brown
Chateau
Blackleaf Canyon
Dupuyer Creek
Muddy Creek
U. S. Park Service
Yellowstone
Montana
Hot Springs
Kalispell
Blacktail
Masons Plan Annual Chateau Party
The Chateau Masonic lodge announces its annual party for Saturday January 26 at 6 30 p.m. in the Masonic hall featuring a dinner dance and program with the Frank Diener band providing music. Cards available for those who do not dance. Mrs Judge Burns was a Helena business caller last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Masonic
Masonic Hall
Frank Diener
Judge Burns
Helena
Banquet Set by City Chamber Next Month
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet on Tuesday February 5 at 7 p.m. at Moose hall. Guest speaker will be W H Johnson secretary of the Montana Citizens Freight Rate Association. Tickets are $2 and available from Leo Murphy Tom McCartney or Al Hensley. Duane Reisch to become chamber president with McCartney vice president and Mrs Hensley secretary treasurer. New board members Enoch Stroh Jake Luinstra Gale Isakson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Moose Hall
Leo Murphy
Murphy
W. H. Johnson
Montana Citizens Freight Rate Association
Johnson
Teton County
Tom McCartney
al Hensley
Duane Reisch
Chamber
McCartney
Hensley
Enoch Stroh
Jake Luinstra
Gale Isakson
Tom Hammond
Reisch
Roy Talmage
Lions Calendar Sale Nears Closing Date in Choteau
Chateau Lions Club bids end of calendar sale as community fundraiser. Each calendar costs 2 dollars and lists birthdays and anniversaries for immediate family. Extra calendars incur no charge. locals can request by mail or by calling Milton McNea at 466 2721 if not contacted by February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Choteau
Milton McNea
Chateau
McNea
Erickson Captures Fast Draw Honors at Great Falls Meet
Ray Erickson of Choteau posted the fastest .42 second time and won walking reaction in the Great Falls Fast Draw Gun Club contest. George Mader of Great Falls, son-in-law of the Huidekopers, won self start honors. Ron Strumberger of Shelby, also in the meet, is noted among 30 shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Erickson
Elmer Erickson
Choteau
Great Falls
Erickson
Chateau
George Mader
Pete Huidekoper
Ron Strumberger
Shelby
al Baumgartner
Waffle Supper Planned by Lutheran Men’s Brotherhood
The Lutheran Men’s Brotherhood sponsors a waffle supper on Sunday January 27 from 5 to 8 pm at the church. Adult and high school tickets are 1.25 while children pay 50 cents. The public is invited. Al Miller of St. Clair Missouri arrived last Tuesday to visit his brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs Paul Miller and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Mens Brotherhood
al Miller
St. Claire
Paul Miller
Annual Jaycee Bosses Night Banquet Set Tonight
Chateau Jaycees host their annual Bosses Night banquet at 6 30 p m in upper Legion hall. Distinguished Service Award and Outstanding Young Farmer awards will be presented. John Larish Great Falls Insurance VP will be guest speaker. National Jaycee Week to be recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jaycees
Upper Legion Hall
Jaycee
John Larish
Great Falls Insurance
Great Falls Junior Chamber
Jaycee Week
Net Liquor Sales Declared in State for Quarter
The Chateau store posted net liquor sales of 21317.21 for the three months ending December 31, with four percent county license tax. County totals reach 41955.04, including 7563.20 in Dutton and 13074.63 in Fairfield. Of the tax, three percent goes to cities and one percent to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana Liquor Control Board
Dutton
Fairfield
Mrs Everett DeRusha Visits Family in Spokane
Mrs Everett DeRusha returned home last Wednesday after spending a week in Spokane Washington visiting her daughter Mrs Al Paulsen and family and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett DeRusha
Spokane
Wash
al Paulsen
Valier Panthers Top Choteau Bulldogs For Northern Class B Lead
Valier defeats Choteau 62 50 to seize first in the northern Class B standings. Choteau shot 27 percent and had four starters foul out, while Kuka and Stephens led Valier with scoring bursts and Dunckel paced Choteau with 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Bulldogs
Valier Panthers
Bulldogs
Panthers
Choteau
Bill Rogers
Dan Hansen
Valier
Kuka
Stephens
Dunckel
Hansen
Anderson
Rogers
Roger Kelly
Chateal
Roger
Kelly
Bulldog
Sunburst
Robison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Faurotes
Jaconetty
Wilson
Bill McCauley
Anthony Lattin
Heart Ass'n
Zion Construction Co
Chateau House
Henry Bouma
Bouma
Russell Frisell
Robert McDaniel
McDaniel
Wolf Creek
Sen. Rice
Lions
Avoecessecces
Sevescvensece
Ft. Harrison
Masons Plan Party
City Chamber
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