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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1964

Page

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Lions Swim Team Wins Sunday Meet

The homestand Chateau Lions Club swim team won its first meet of the year with 254 points, Chinook second at 149, and Great Falls Country Club third at 106. Junior Mike Potter led with four wins including a team 39.1 backstroke record. midget Mary Cowan set two pool records in breaststroke and backstroke. Junior and midget divisions saw multiple event wins and records as Chateau squads posted strong showings.

Chateau Lions Club Great Falls Country Club Cut Bank Mike Potter Potter Mary Cowan Chinook Chateau Lance Sargent Jim Weinert Carol Peterson Sharon Hoyt Mary Hensley Ellen Jardine Mary Ann Dellwo Kathy Rathman Tim Meyers Meyers Janine Hamilton Susan Rathman Marcia Curtis Linda Hoyt Jerry Luinstra John Camden Toi Tesch Stuart Moulton

Mrs Luinstra Dies After Long Illness in 1943 Choteau

Annie Luinstra, 82, longtime Choteau area farmer and rancher, died Saturday at Teton Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. Born Annie Huisenga in Gary Indiana on August 18 1881 she moved to Burton Beach in 1906 and to Choteau in 1945. She was a member of the Christian Reformed Church and survived by three daughters Effie Van Wichen Alice Martin and Anne Waltermire. four sons Pete Sam Jake and Harry all of Choteau. three brothers Pete John and Claus Huisenga. a sister Effie Van Horn. 18 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Choteau Methodist Church with Rev Roger Timmerman and Rev A Bernard Gravdal assisting. Pallbearers were John Swanson Conrad Carl Field Fred Woodward Carl Gulbrandsen Rex Peterson and Charles Baker.

Annie Luinstra Teton Memorial Hospital Annie Huisenga Gary Ind Jacob Luinstra Chicago Burton Beach Luinstra Choteau Christian Reformed Church Neil Effie) van Wichen Lloyd Alice) Martin Anne Waltermire Pete Sam Jake Harry John Claus Huisenga Effie van Horn Choteau Methodist Church Roger Timmerman A. Bernard Gravdal John Swanson Conrad Carl Field Fred Woodward Carl Gulbrandsen Rex Peterson Charles Baker

Fairfield 1964 Swim Day Opens With Parade July 18

Fairfield hosts its 1964 Swim Day on Saturday July 18 with a pet and doll parade at 10 a.m. The route traverses downtown to the city park and features costume divisions. The Malmstrom Air Force drill team will perform and events include swimming and bowling contests plus a barbecue and booths at the park. A Legion hall dance runs 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Fairfield Malmstrom Air Force Fairfield Legion Hall

District to be Aided By Two Foresters

Two emergency U S Forest Service employees arrived in Chateau this week to assist operations. Paul Gyles of Clearwater National Forest in Orofino Idaho will serve as administrative assistant and Lowell Dubbels of White Sulphur Springs will be fire control officer. Dubbels is expected to stay in Choteau until October and Gyles until December. Gyles plans to move his family to Choteau soon. He is married and has a four year old daughter.

U. S. Forest Service Chateau Paul Gyles Clearwater National Forest Orofino Idaho Lowell Dubbels White Sulphur Springs Dubbels Choteau Gyles

Barretts Attend 1944 Reunion and Seattle Trip

Mr and Mrs David Barrett and family left Tuesday after visiting Irene McManus and relatives and the Barrett families of Dupuyer. Dave was a member of the class of 1944 reunion Saturday night. Marl Faurette and Beverly left Monday for Seattle to attend the summer furniture market and will return Sunday.

David Barrett Irene McManus Barrett Dupuyer Dave Marl Faurette Beverly Seattle

4-H Livestock Day Draws Crowd in Cha teau

Teton county 4-H members gathered for Livestock Day in Choteau with fourteen fat steers on display. Champions included Jerry Larson for champion Angus fat steer and Judy Larson as grand champion showman, Corliss Park as champion Angus breeding heifer, Danny Weist for champion Hereford fat steer, and Jerry Habel as best swine exhibit.

Jerry Larson Judy Larson Corliss Park Danny Wéist Jerry Habel Teton County Chateau Angus Cham Pion Angus Danny Weist Larson Weist 4-H Choteau Coy Davidson Debbie Davidson Louis Fuhringer Rosemary Fuhringer Dutton Miss Park Eugene Beck Barry Larson Fairfield Sally Park Donald Beck Bonnie Matz Darrell Johnson Johnson Evan Vervick Randy Nierstheimer I Great Falls Laurence Trebesch Florence Schmidt Vivian Baquet Pca-Flb Association Fairfield Feed and Seed Corbett Angus ‘Ranch Nick Vlinker Montana Hereford Association Bob Reiquam

Choteau Legion Nine Tops Power in League Opener

The Choteau American Legion baseball team defeated Power 6-2 in the Triangle League opener in Choteau. Grant Gormley allowed seven hits in 8 2/3 innings with 13 strikeouts. Dale McLaughlin finished the final out. Gary Malcott homered and drove in two runs. McLaughlin added a double.

Choteau American Legion Power Choteau Grant Gormley Dale McLaughlin Rendicker Eklund Chateau J. Teenyes Gary Malcott Greg Dietier McLaughlin Jesse Stuart John Toenges Toenges Fairfield

Power States Celebration On Saturday

The Power community plans a Montana Centennial and Diamond Jubilee observance on Saturday July 18. A 1 a m parade opens the day with races and games in the afternoon. Food booths line main street and a Legion hall display hosts historical items and visiting ex residents. A 7 30 p m talent show at the school and a Centennial dance at Legion hall close the day.

Legion Hall

Robinson Paintings on Display at the Villager

Paintings by Mrs. A C Robinson are shown at the Villager through July 25. A former Jesse Gleason student from 1958 59, she studied oil painting under Ace Powell in Chateau. The exhibition includes a still life watercolor painted at age 16, plus works inspired by Madison River canyon and Yellowstone after the quake.

A. C. Robinson Villager

Couple Visits Bozeman Parents Over Weekend

The text notes a visit by Mr and Mrs Alz to Bozeman for a weekend with Ed and Mrs Fete ved, mentioning Bill who earned a master's degree in engineering at MSC in June and the University of Virginia in September.

Aistisimer Bozeman Ed Alzfete Segtetheimer Bill MSC University of Virgin

Breen's Service Station Opens Under Breen Oil Co Ownership

Breen's Service Station formerly Dean's Service Center reopened Monday as Enco Station. Jerry Breen of Breen Oil Co. owns the venture with John Poore temporarily tending the operation as the station returns to business.

Clara Ekstrom Dies at 70 in Billings Care Home

Mrs. Clara Ekstrom Dieseth 70 at Teton Rest Home after a five year illness. Born in Den ver, she settled at Wyola and later married Oscar Ekstrom of Sheridan. Survived by three children Verne Oscar Florence Rae and a half-brother Carl Hala. Funeral services at Billings funeral home with burial to follow.

Clara“Ekstrom Dieseth Teton Rest Home Dieseth Rosin’ Dener Wyola Oscar Ekstont Sheridan Wyo Verne Oscar Ekstrom Fairefield Florence Ekstrom Rae Billings

High School Seeks Bid to Replace Flooded Gym Floor

The Chateau High School board of trustees issued a call for bids to furnish pour and finish a concrete gym floor, replacing a former wooden surface destroyed by a flood. The district seeks funding assistance from the Office of Emergency Planning and hopes federal funds will finance the project.

Chateau High ‘School Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Office of Emergency Planning and

Jeck Jones Graduates From University of Washington

Mrs. Jeck Jones Pendroy formerly Sharpe Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Jones Pendroy graduated from the University of Washington in June with a BA in public health nursing. She is employed with the King County Seattle public health service.

Paul Jeck Shar- OD Jones Bill

Teton county school budgets rise to 638 thousand

Preliminary budgets for Teton county's 13 districts for 1964 65 total 638 158 86 dollars up 9 564 84 from last year. Chateau Elementary requests 157 680 with 110 385 from foundation 36 795 from permissive levy and 10 500 from a 3 5 mill special levy. District 7 Premium Center shows isolated status with 13 72 mill levy and 2 663 00 special levy. other districts list general funds foundation and permissive amounts with last year comparisons.

Teton County Chateau Chateau High East Farmington General Fund Foundation Premium Farmington Doheny Bynum Fairfield Dutton Power

Mrs H Helf Dies Monday at Great Falls

Mrs Henry Helf died in Columbus Hospital Great Falls Monday from chest and heart surgery complications. Born March 22 1919 at Rudyard she lived in Choteau since 1941. Survived by widower two brothers a sister and her parents. Rosary held at St Josephs Church and funeral Thursday at 10 30 with Rev Morley officiating. Pallbearers listed and distant mourners named from Kalispell Rudyard Fairfield West Glacier Cut Bank.

Henry Marion Grace) Helf Columbus Hospital Great Falls Morris Larson William Cahill Robert W. McMullen Warren Connore Leo Murphy al Becker Funderhide Leonard Peter Andrew Poier Kalispell Stanton Poier Lessy Oakley Sr West Glacier James Krause Norman Oakley Leslie Oakley Jr Fairfield Barry Dean Oakley Cut ‘Bank

Lions Attend International Convention in Toronto

Leo Murphy reported from the Lions International convention in Toronto at the Choteau Lions Club meeting. Over 40,000 Lions and families attended, the largest gathering in history. Murphy noted convention highlights, with Gibson Monkman receiving a deputy district governor certificate and pin from Past District Governor Bill McNeill.

Leo Murphy Toronto Can Choteau Lions Club Tuk Murphy Bill McNeill Calgary Alta Gibson Monkman Bob Gronberg Cecil Passmore Fred Smith Ashland Ore Chateau Club City Park

Sewing Shop Open After Flood Reopens At Chateau Center

The Sewing Center owned by Mrs. John Johnson has reopened two doors south of Lil's Beauty Shop after a two week flood closure. It offers dressmaking, alterations, patching, and a small gift line for sale.

Jin, Chateau John“ Johnson Lil's Johnson Ar Stnall Ll

Sam Sunwall Appointed Cashier at Dutton State Bank

Sam Sunwall, 38, became cashier and vice president of Dutton State Bank on June 23, succeeding C. A. Callan. He came from Farmers State Bank in Conrad where he served since 1951, was born in Froid, and studied at Lutheran Bible School in Minnesota and Seattle Pacific College. Sunwalls reside in Dutton and have seven children aged 10 months to 13 years.

Sam Sunwall Dutton State Bank Sunwall C. A. Callan Dutton Farmers’State Bank Conrad Jpeem Froid Lutheran Bible School Minnesota Seattle-Pacific College Seattle Sunwalls

Ron Pierre Wins Montana Press Scholarship

Ronald Pierre son of Mr and Mrs Leo Pierre Chateau was named one of three 1964 Montana High School graduates to receive Montana State Press Association scholarships to Montana State University School of Journalism The $150 cash award supports college expenses based on application records and recommendations Pierre editor of CHS paper and yearbook advertising manager active in science music Boys State delegate IOOF United Nations delegate and Boy Scout leader plans to combine journalism and science in his career

Ronald Pierre Leo Pierre Chateau Montana Montana State Press Association Montana State University School of Journalism Pierre Donald Larson Thompson Falls Susan Williams Laurel Nathan B. Blumberg MSU CHS IOOF United Nations

Harvey Visit Ties Swenson Anniversary Celebration

Mr and Mrs W A Harvey of Great Falls arrived Thursday to help Mr and Mrs Fred Swenson celebrate their wedding anniversary. Mrs Harvey and Mrs Swenson are sisters.

W. A. Harvey Great Falls Fred Swenson

Red Cross Aid in Chateau Faces Scrutiny

The Red Cross left Chateau last week with expenditures of 23113.88 and a board review found varied aid outcomes. A gainful, honest evaluation noted the program largely met rules, helped families in need, and avoided excessive welfare reliance while acknowledging possible shortcomings and remaining questions.

The Red Cross Chateau Acantha Tyes Gram Sof Bob Gronberg John’ ‘Dunckelj Jerry Breen J. R. Crabtree Janet Wedum Charleat Baker Robert? Woodahl

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Lions Acteht As Ald R. V R. V. Bottomly Democratic Club Bottomly Gordon- McOmber House of Representatives Melvin Johnson Teton County Renue Govertnor Club McOmber Supreme ‘ Court Renue Ile Saneren Caneses Cies Choteau Legion Nine Downs Stort Sam Sunwall Bank Ron Pierre Sue Bey By Bob Amick Ryde Peter Pier iSome Jabout Haiti
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