W Johnson To Speak On Montana Carriers
W Johnson secretary of the Montana Citizens Freight Rate Association will address Chateau Chamber of Commerce at the annual banquet in Moose hall Tuesday Feb 5 at 7 pm. He will discuss transportation costs and grain freight rates with a non technical talk aimed at farmers and business people. Tickets are $2 at the door or from local organizers.
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W. H. Johnson
Montana Citizens Freight Rate Association
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Moose Hall
Johnson
Indiana
Terre Haute
Commerce College
Northwestern
Leo Murphy
Chateau Area
Murphy
Tom McCartney
al Hensley
Ruane Reisch
McCartney
Enoch Stroh
Jake Luinstra
Gale Isakson
Nordhagen elected to aviation trades post in Montana
John Nordhagen of Chateau Flying Service was chosen as vice president of the Montana Aviation Trades Association at the annual Missoula meeting. The group includes businessmen active in crop spraying air transport and aircraft sales and services in Montana.
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John Nordhagen
Chateau Flying Service
Montana Aviation Trades Association
Missoula
Montana
Nordhagen
Area Ranchers Take Honors At Winter Fair
Choteau area ranchers dominated the Bozeman Winter Fair with top fat stock bids. Caralynn Weist’s Hereford steer earned grand champion at 80 cents a pound totaling 864 dollars, while Eric Winchester sold a champion lamb at 3.10 per pound. Bryan Corbett and Sons' Angus program swept several senior and junior champion titles and groups. Teton county 4-H team placed red in judging, with individual red ribbons for members Weist Hensley and others, connected to Aga wam Nimble Fingers and Peppy Pals clubs. Lara Hensley aided college 4-H volunteers conducting the contest.
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Choteau
Bozeman
Caralynn Weist
Miss Weist
Ernest Weist
Eric Winchester
Bryan Corbett and Sons Ranch
Chateau
Teton County
Bruce Hensley
Fairfield
Danny Weist
Data Must be Given On Tax Forms Review
Helena district review of early-filed federal returns shows some taxpayers omit required data. Director Healy urges carrying data from attached schedules to proper lines and stresses accuracy this year. Healy notes electronic computing aids and the legal requirement for individuals to use Social Security numbers and for businesses to include employer identification numbers.
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Helena
Healy
Price Support Adds Diversion Payment for Feed Grain 1963
Growers in the 1968 feed grain program will receive a price support payment in addition to the diversion payment. The payment, set at 18 cents for corn 16 cents for grain sorghum and 14 cents for barley, uses a farm wide feed grain base and serves as income insurance for at least 20 percent diversion. Signups run through March 22 at ASCS county offices.
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R. J. McKenna
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
McKenna
Ascs
Semester Honor Roll Announced at Chateau High School
Forty five CHS students earned first semester honor roll with freshmen leading at 14, followed by sophomores 13 seniors 10 and juniors eight. Girls dominated with 34 honors to 11 boys led by Louise Truchot senior and Audrey Sheble junior with top grades.
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Chateau High School
CHS
Grant Gormley
Louise Truchot
Audrey Sheble
Karen Peck
Miss Truchot
Kathleen Stokes
Kaylene Larson
Virginia Stott
Phyllis Rice
John Little
Jan Decertel
Sherry Peebles
Dan Hansen
Janice Stromswold
Miss Sheble
Linda Vance
Lonnie Dale
Susan Meadows
Judy Morris
Marsha Newman
Kathy Boussard
Dwight Truchot
Gormley
Beverly Faurote
Karen Miller
Carol Miller
Tom Dellwo
David Shannon
Janet Wood
Judy Cook
Terry Rentmeister
Ralph Paulus
Linda Pedersen
Coy Davidson
Ronald Talmage
Susan Anderson
Rae Depner
Carol Alzheimer
Mary Meyers
Diana Sander
Chris Field
Sally Meadows
Jolene Ramaker
Jean Chalmers
Greg Diener
Nancy Robinson
Pam Erickson
John Peebles
David Anderson
Detra Abbott
Donna Chalmers
Jim Sulgrove
Ronald Pierre
Miriam Vail
Dennis Rice
Heart Campaign Volunteers Named at Organization Meet
The Teton county Heart Fund campaign group met at Mrs. C. W. Boussard’s home Tuesday night to outline a February drive. Leaders include Linda Sheble for the junior high heart club event on Feb 14 and Heart Sunday on Feb 24.
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Heart Campaign
Teton County Heart Fund Campaign Organization
C. W. Boussard
Heart Club
Linda Sheble
Heart
Leo Pierre
Bill Forrest
VFW
Milton McNea
Chateau
Fairfield
Bob Carlson
Faltin Kolste
Hazel Ingels
Mabel Dirkes
Pendrey
Doris Rose
Bynum
Katherine Willis
Collins
Vi Pedersen
Henry Tomsha
Bellview
Beatrice Durr
Marietta Hodgskiss
Agawam
Alex Zier
West Slope
Bess Brutosky
Arnold Hanusa Named Head of Boy Scouts
Arnold C. Hanusa of Choteau was installed president of the North Central Montana Boy Scout Council at its annual meeting in Great Falls. He succeeds as vice president the prior year and outlines goals to grow participation and camping activity at Camp Napi and other camps.
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Est
Bill McMullen
Jaycee
Ed Cherry
John Larish
Great Falls
Arnold C. Hanusa
Choteau
Montana Boy Scout Council
Hanusa
Neil Carberry
Bert Andrus
Ken Lokensgard
Havre
Irving Monses
Clause Briggs
Martin Britz
Wayne Proff
Dutton
Teton
Camp
Napi
Chester Corey
Glen Yeager
Bill Ausmus
Walier
Credit management school set for February in Chateau
The Extension Service sponsors a three day credit management school at the Methodist Church basement in Chateau February 6 7 and 8. Topics cover trends in agriculture budgeting for loans use of budgets calculating interest rates and credit forms with discussions on credit problems. Speakers include Robert Oreenberg Cliff Hughes Lee Farmer C A Callan Art Gargeri S J Tietema and S A Kelly among others with emphasis for farm couples.
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Methodist Church
Chateau
Teton County , Extension Service
Robert Oreenberg
Citizens State Bank
Cliff Hughes
First National Bank
Fairfield
Lee Farmer
FHA
A. Callan
Dutton State ‘Bank
Dutton
Art Gargeri
PCA
FLB
Great Falls
S. J. Tietema
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Elk Released Near Blackleaf National Park
The Montana Fish and Game Department released 29 Yellowstone National Park elk in Blackleaf Canyon last Thursday. The elk were dropped near the Malcolm Lussenden ranch area as part of a 75 elk shipment to reduce the northern park herd without mass slaughter. Officials aim to cut the herd by about 1,800 through trapping and direct slaughter planned previously.
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Yellowstone National Park
Blackleaf Canyon
Montana Fish and Game Department
Malcolm Lussenden
Park
Power Man Named To MHSA Group
Owen Loftsgaarden, Power, was named to a five year term on the Montana High School Association board of directors at the MHSA annual meeting in Missoula. Loftsgaarden succeeds Superintendent Emile L. Percy of Forsyth. Also announced for Chateau area fans is that Cut Bank will remain in the Northern B league after a proposed move to the Class A western conference was revoked due to excessive travel costs.
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Owen Loftsgaarden
Power
Montana High School’ Association
MHSA
Missoula
Loftsgaarden
Emile L. Percy
Forsyth
Chateau Area
Cut Bank
County ASCS Announces Five Public Meetings
The Teton county ASCS committee will sponsor five meetings at 8 p.m. to discuss the 1963 wheat stabilization and feed grain programs. Dates and venues include Feb 4 in the Teton courthouse, Feb 5 Fairfield Grade School, Feb 7 Dutton community center, Feb 11 Power gymnasium, and Feb 12 Pendroy Farmers Union hall. Farmers are urged to attend.
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Teton County
ASCS
Fairfield Grade School
Dutton Community Center
Old Power Gymnasium
Pendroy
Betty Crocker Search winners named from Montana girls
Judy Ann Tangen of Chateau High School and Carol Mari Burgmaier of Power High School were named school winners in the 1963 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. State winners receive scholarships up to 5 000 with trips to New York and Washington, and winners’ families are noted.
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Judy Ann Tangen
Chateau High School
Carol Mari Burgmaier
Power High School
Betty Crocker
Montana
Colonial Williamsburg
New York City
Washington, D
Miss Tangen
G. I. Tangen
Chateau
Burgmaier
Tony Burgmaier
Power
Choteau to Decide Bars Closing Hours Feb 4
Choteau City Council plans to decide whether bars remain open past midnight at its February 4 meeting. Currently 2 a.m. closings were allowed as a temporary measure during nearby missile construction, despite protests and owner requests to keep 2 a.m. hours.
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Choteau
Chateau
Januay
Chalmers Named In Westinghouse Science Talent Search
Choteau High School senior Ann Leslie Chalmers is among 327 students nationwide named to the honors group of the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. She is one of six Montana seniors in the group, with 40 winners to receive expense paid trips to Washington, D C for the five day institute and competition for $94,250 in scholarships and awards.
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Ann Leslie Chalmers
Choteau High School
Westinghouse Science
Miss Chalmers
Leslie Chalmers
Chateau
Montana
Watson Davis
Washington, D. C
Westinghouse
Science Talents Institute
Science Clubs of America
Mrs. Carl Blomberg Dies in Great Falls Hospital
Mrs. Carl A. Blomberg, 81, of Chateau, died late Monday night in a Great Falls hospital after illness since January 11 while visiting her daughter Agnes Hortick. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 30 p.m. in Banks Funeral Chapel with Rev. A Bernard Gravdai officiating.
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Carl A. Blomberg
Chateau
Great Falls
Tickets On Sale For Northern Class B Divisional Tourney
Choteau basketball fans must order reserve seat tickets by February 9 for the Northern Class B Divisional tournament in Cut Bank on February 28 and March 1 and 2. Ed Schiller, superintendent of Choteau Schools, said tickets can be reserved by calling Choteau High School.
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Choteau
Cut Bank
Ed Schiller
Phoning Choteau High School
License Plate Sales Lag Behind Last Year
Vehicle license plate sales for 1963 are far behind the previous year. As of press time 1,437 car plates and 1,551 truck plates have been sold and only 11 working days remain until the February 15 deadline with fines for noncompliance.
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Julian Stenson
Teton County
Bulldogs Take Two To Reclaim Northern Division Lead
Choteau moved back into a first place tie in the Northern Division Class B standings by beating Shelby 51-48 and Conrad 61-53. Gary Dunckel and Bill Rogers led Choteau with 13 points apiece against Shelby while Rogers poured in 30 against Conrad. Datbeck led Shelby with 14 points, and Haworth added 9.
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Chateau
Bulldogs
Walier
Browning Indians
Shelby
Conrad
Choteau
Coyotes
Buzire
Gary Dunckel
Bill Rogers
Darrell Stott
Stott
Datbec
Haworth
Roger Kelly
Tommy Dellno
Galayin
Dalbec
Dunckel
Rogers
Dan Hansen
Shelby Battle
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Darwin
Fuzz) Armstrong
Rex Manuel
Choteau Jaycees
Armstrong
K’s Auto Parts
Manuel
Fairfield Area
Charles Crane
Tom Brown
Ron Hinman
Hinman
Tom Hammond
Reisch
Roy Talmage
Bob Brown
Darwin Armstrong
Arnold Hanusa
Boy Scouts
Extension Service States Credit School
Raymond Kelly
Nat'l Park
Power Man
Mhsa Group
Judy Tangen
C. Burgmaier
Ann Chalmers
Carl Blomberg
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