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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
10
A Taylor Motor Co dealership advertises cash for used cars including a 1962 Ford Sunliner convertible a 1963 Buick Specialik four door and a 1982 Ford Galaxie 500 four door among many other classic and late model vehicles. The listing mentions Ford Econoline station bus 1969 Ford four door with stick shift and several Dodge Chevrolet and Ford models with various body styles and years.
Social visits and family events fill Chateau and nearby towns with a busy weekend. Funeral services were held in Great Falls for Tony Robert, with relatives from Big Sandy and Shelby in attendance. The Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers announce a Pioneer Memorial essay contest for eighth graders, offering cash prizes and state competition advancement.
Collins Bitty Corey and Corr Collins Bitty Corey with Mrs Bob Miller and Mrs Hickey visited Mrs Lee Reveal and Mrs Bremer in Choteau Sunday afternoon. Johnny Schabel of Great Falls joined the Coreys for a visit and stayed until Sunday afternoon. The community extends sympathy to the Eddie Alzheimer family as Lorraine's father Bill Breding died after an extended illness in Great Falls. Funeral services were held.
The article urges community support for students across sports science clubs music and speech. It notes teachers and students endure long efforts and asks residents to appreciate both success and failure, urging thanks for participation in upcoming science fairs tournaments and events.
A new year brings a fresh start at Choteau High School as students face a clean academic slate for the new semester. The piece urges renewed effort, resolve, and accepting the challenge of improved performance.
The first semester ends as course shifts take place. Teachers swap classes including Mr. Reed and Mrs. Fox in English IV, Mr. Peck’s senior U S Government books are turned in, and Miss Staff moves Home Economics I from cooking to sewing and child care. Advanced biology completes a protozoan notebook project.
Chateau's Drama club presented two one act plays with four guest declamations between acts on Sunday January 19. About 50 watched Pajama Party with Miriam Vail as hostess and Virginia Baker as her sister while Georgia Bilbro played the Blue Light Burglar. Beverly Faurote directed and Diane McClure sat in for an ill performer. Declamations by the Tru chats and Miriam Vail occurred between acts. Karen Peck played piano Sunday with Candy Stenson coordinating scene changes. The second play Cute and Peppy featured Karen Peck as Geraldine Nancy Robinson as the life saver Jolene Ramaker adding a humorous finish. Students from Mr Rose's classes also attended and switched English and Literature courses after the second semester week.
Albert Finley, science teacher at Chateau, is named in the latest Who's Who in American Education. It marks the first honor of its kind for a Chateau school system educator. Two new cars, owned by Dwight and Gary Truchot, have appeared in the parking lot. One is
Ed Schetter presented a yoga fitness program at CHS demonstrating history and common myths. He showed simple exercises suitable for all ages and highlighted safety and accessibility during the National School Assembly in the high school gym.
The staff editor in chief is Dwight Truchot with Gary Dunckel as assistant editor and Gary Truchot as news editor. Reporters include Bonnie Killam, Jean McGuire, Judy Morris, Ron Pierre, Lawrence Truchot, and Jim Sulgrove with advisor Mrs. Helen Rustad.
An brief classified notice advertising wedding invitations and announcements services offered by Acantha. The short item promotes printing and design for marriage notices.
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