State Junior A A U Track Meet Delights Montana Fans
Montana's first Junior Olympic track meet drew over 200 young athletes in Chateau with standout performances from Al Pasely Ennis Larry Questad Livingston and Ray Yeager Chateau netting five wins. Questad swept three golds while Yeager paced the intermediate division and Neal Wedum captured the senior hop and jump.
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Montana
Chateau
al Pasely
Ennis
Missoula
Larry Questad
Livingston
Leroy Yeager
al Sarisky
Harold Pope
Fort Benton
Neal Wedum
Ray Yeager
Helena
Great Falls
Kruger
Ray
Floyd
Moore Anniversary Celebration at Trinity Lutheran Church
A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore on their golden wedding anniversary is planned for Sunday June 12 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church in Chateau. All friends are invited.
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John T. Moore
Chateau
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pee Wee and Little League Start Monday Schedule
The Pee Wee and Little Leagues begin Monday June 6 with 6:30 p.m. games. M A Motors Greens meet Dellno Agency Reds in Little League while Curtis Son Greens face Breen Oil Reds. Remaining week fixtures include Blues vs Grays and Reds vs Blues.
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Pee Wee
M & A Motors Greens
Dellno Agency Reds
Curtis & Son Greens
Breen Oil Reds
American Legion Blues
Chateau Texaco Grays
Reds
Blues
Grays
Greens
Texaco
Pee Wee League
Chateau Feed & Seed Yellows
JayCee Maroons
Yellows
Maroons
Huck Finn Day Set for Sunday at City Park
The fifth annual Huck Finn day for children 12 and under will be this coming Sunday at the city park. Registration begins at 7 a.m. at the pavilion with games prizes and a best Huck Finn costume. Special prizes include biggest fish caught in Spring Creek before 11 and refreshments provided by the Chateau JayCees and local merchants. Darrel Lawrance chairs the event.
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Chateau Junior Chamber of Commerce
Spring Creek
Chateau JayCees
Darrel Lawrance
Local Tree Spray Offers Free Inspect, Insect Cause Named
Choteau residents may have trees inspected this week for a pine needle scale and red spider mite infection. Chick's Tree Service of Havre will provide free inspections and perform spraying for a fee if needed, active through Tuesday, June 7. Call Glenloyd Hotel or the city office for details.
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Choteau
U. S. Forest Service
Chick’s Tree Service
Havre
Glenloyd Hotel
City Office
Resigning Dutton CD Director Tells Why
Reg Wilson former Dutton Civil Defense director explains his resignation and argues that Civil Defense in rural areas can be effective without heavy spending. He criticizes current local and state officials for an erroneous approach and stresses preparedness amid global risk.
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Dutton
Reg Wilson
Dutton Civil Defense
C.D
D.C
Hitler
Luther League Plans Car Wash at Two Stations
The Senior Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a car wash Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm at Dean's Carter Station and Chateau Texacoe Station. Cars at $1.50 each fund summer projects including sending Jon Huffman to Milwaukee for a youth convention August 16 to 20 and a leadership school at Flathead Lake. New officers are Lloyd Pedersen president Susan Grandal vice president Karen Lawrance secretary Rich Wilson treasurer and Mona Kay Larsen P T M secretary.
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Luther League
The
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dean’s Carter Station
Chateau Texacoe
Jon Huffman
Milwaukee
American Lutheran Church
Flathead Lake
Lloyd Pedersen
Susan Grandal
Karen Lawrance
Rich Wilson
Mona Kay Larsen
P.T.M
Piano Recitals at Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday
Mrs. Marge Hanusa presents two piano recitals at Trinity Lutheran Church this Sunday at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. The program features piano and organ solos, duets, and student performances by Ann Chalmers, Sue Mills, Carol Miller, and others. The public is invited.
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Marge Hanusa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hanusa
Ann Chalmers
Sue Mills
Carol Miller
Marlys Moon
Marilyn Mosier
Kara Russell
Rodney Schilling
Sharla Seaton
Carolyn Weist
Shelly
Vivian Baquet
David
Jean
Betty
Tommy Dellno
Chere Forrest
Barbara Gordon
Carol Huidekoper
Maureen Larson
Judy Robinson
Gwen
Charles Shannon
Tommy Swartzel
Ray Miriam Vail
Donna Ss
Final High School Honor Roll Listed
The final honor roll for the school year lists seniors Julie Jaumotte Jean LaRance Beatrice Barton and others with A and B grades across six weeks and semester. Nine month certificates go to students who earned both semesters honors including Jaumotte LaRance Barton Chalmers Alzheimer Truchot Pedersen Hansen Ferris Stokes.
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Jean LaRance
Julie Jaumotte
Beatrice Barton
Ralph Bachmeier
Lynda Cummings
Howard Truchot
Sharon Alzheimer
Joann Chalmers
Lloyd Pedersen
James Crane
H.m
Rita Ramaker
Carol Ann Howard
Lee Drummond
Rodney Schilling
Roberta Crocker
Weks
James Murphy
Dana Boussard
Lynn Nordahl
Dan Hansen
Phyllis Rice
Mike Ferris
Kathleen Stokes
Robbie Crocker
Power High School Holds Graduation for 17 Seniors 11 Eighth Graders
Seventeen power seniors and eleven eighth graders graduated at Power High School on May 24. F M Ganey of Great Falls bank delivered the address on followership. Baccalaureate services were led May 22 by Reverend Charles Pobanz. Doris Grassman valedictorian and Isabelle Toeckes salutatorian.
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Power High School
F. M. Ganey
Bank of Great Falls
Charles Pobanz
Doris Grassman
Isabelle Toeckes
Jack Anderson
Rene Dahlman
Carolyn Denowh
James Erickson
Neal Johnson
Terry Keel
Myrna Lawin
Mike Mellinger
Sharon Oberosler
Darryl Olson
Mitchel Parker
Fred Postal
Lyle Rendicker
William Schock
Lloyd Toeckes
Dan Andrews
Marshal Brunner
Rodney Brunner
Gerald Dreyer
Beryl Emch
Beverly Emech
Betty Keister
Lloyd Loftsgaarden
Clarence Mellinger
Carol Meng
Legion To Maintain Election Board At Legion Hall
The Chateau American Legion post will host an election board in its front Legion Hall Tuesday as in the past. County poll results from the courthouse will be posted as soon as available, with updates about 8 30 p m for those seeking the latest figures.
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Chateau American Legion Post
Front Legion Hall
Wedum Family Spends Summer at Flathead Lake Cabin
Mrs. Janet Wedum and her family travelled to Flathead Lake to enjoy a summer stay at their lakeside cabin.
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Janet Wedum
Flathead Lake
Wide slate of candidates in 1960 primary election
Voters face a broad field in the 1960 primary with state regional and local races. County polls open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. per County Clerk Gordon Monkman, except precincts with fewer than 100 registered voters must open by 1 p.m.
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Gordon Monkman
Local primary slate outlined for Chateau area voters
Polling places stay as in the past with Ward 1 at the Masonic Hall and Ward 2 at the courthouse. The state representative race features two Democrats W Gordon McOmber and Ronald Otness and two Republicans Bill Jones and Fran cis Maurer. County races list Democrat Martin Shannon for county commissioner with no opposition and Republican Robert L. Woodahl for county attorney with no opposition. Clerk of District Court incumbent Republican Helen J. Vance faces Democrat Elmer Erickson. The ballot includes district justice of the peace, constables, and precinct committee positions for Helena convention June 27. No bond issues. Nonpartisan judicial race draws attention with five candidates for Associate Justice. top two to November. Ninth Judicial District judge race features William M. Black, Charles L. Jacobson, and Lloyd A. Murrills. associate justice candidates are Stanley M. Doyle, James D. Freebourn, Cleveland Hall, John C. Harrison, and Andrew G. Sutton. Statewide, a large Republican slate and Democratic field appear on the Tuesday ballot.
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Chateau
Masonic Hall
W. Gordon McOmber
Ronald Otness
Bill Jones
Francis Maurer
Martin Shannon
Robert L. Woodahl
Helen J. Vance
Elmer Erickson
Helena
The
Supreme Court
Ninth Judicial District
William M. Black
Shelby
Charles L. Jacobson
Conrad
Lloyd A. Murrills
Cut Bank
Stanley M. Doyle
James D. Freebourn
Cleveland Hall
John C. Harrison
Andrew G. Sutton
Excess Wheat Penalty Rate Announced by ASC Leader
Gaspard W. Deschamps of Missoula announced a penalty of $1.08 per bushel on excess wheat of the 1960 crop. The 1.08 rate equals 45 percent of the May 1 parity price of $2.39. exemptions apply to small farms or those with signed feed wheat agreements. Farmers may pay, store, or divert excess under various provisions, with adjustments possible if production falls below normal.
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Gaspard W. Deschamps
Missoula
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Deschamps
ASC
Teton Plumbing and Heating Women win state bowling title
The Teton Plumbing and Heating team took first in state Class A at Havre with a 2,346 score. Members Wilma Tonges, Nola Baggenstoss, Vera Schafer, Eileen Nelson, and Marge Timmerman stood atop the standings.
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Teton Plumbing and Heating
Havre
Wilma Toenges
Nola Baggenstoss
Vera Schaefer
Eileen Nelson
Marge Timmerman
Vliinker Sells Five Hereford Bull Calves to Carlat
Vliinker Nick' Vlinker, a renowned Montana cattleman, sold five Hereford bull calves to Ralph C. Carlat of Sonnett e Montana. A neighbor of Carlat’s last year bought six bull calves for $500 each.
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Nick’ Vlinker
Montana
Ralph C. Carlat
Sonnette
Carlat
Eac
Glasses donated through Choteau Lions Club drive
The Bank of Light project sponsored by the Choteau Lions Club collected about 450 pairs of glasses with help from Choteau Rainbow Girls and residents of Choteau Augusta Simms and Fairfield. The glasses will be sent to India to aid visually handicapped people with limited access to corrective eyewear.
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Bank of Light
Choteau Lions Club
Choteau Rainbow Girls
Choteau
Augusta
Simms
Fairfield
India
Chateau Lions Club
Local store warns of fake prize calls
Jim Jarosimek of Chateau Coast to Coast warns residents about unauthorized calls claiming free merchandise for naming five garden implements. He says no contest exists and victims who answer have visited the Coast to Coast store to claim prizes, causing clerks and customers inconvenience. He urges ignoring future calls.
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Jim Jarosimek
Jarosimek
Junior Legion Baseball Games Start Saturday
The Chateau Legion club opens Saturday at 6 p.m. against Fairfield on the home diamond, with Power visiting Sunday at 2 p.m. after two weeks of practice. Veteran players include Gary Moon, Bill Rogers, Bob Hansen, Ernie Schwenke, Jerry Asay, Bob Hollar, and Jim Talifson. New and Little League promoted players feature Lonnie McCollum, Mike Ferris, Ronnie Gollehon, Jerry Toenyes, Russell Koch, Forrest Johnson, Lon Mollberg, and Lonnie Dale.
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Chateau Legion Baseball Club
Fairfield
Gary Moon
Bill Rogers
Bob Hansen
Ernie Schwenke
Jerry Asay
Bob Hollar
Jim Talifson
Little Leage
Lonnie McCollum
Mike Ferris
Ronnie Gollehon
Jerry Toenyes
Russell Koch
Forrest Johnson
Lon Mollberg
Lonnie Dale
Gorder Silver Anniversary to Honor Mr and Mrs Clarence Gorder
A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O. Gorder known as Shorty and Ellen will be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Moose hall. All friends are invited to attend.
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Clarence O. Gorder
Shorty
Ellen
Moose Hall
Helena Bishop To Visit Here
The Right Reverend Chandler W. Sterling will speak at a 4 p.m. service at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church on Sunday. He will confirm a class prepared by Fr. du Bois. The Bishop of Montana oversees diocesan churches and will depart for Fort Benton after the service.
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Chandler W. Sterling
D. D
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Charles G. du Bois
Bishop Sterling
Fr. du Bois
Montana
Helena
Sterling
Fort Benton
Napa High School Graduation Highlight for Roberta Edwards
Roberta Edwards of Napa California will graduate from Napa High School on June 17. The candidate resides at 1027 Vassar Drive Napa California and will receive correspondence from well wishers.
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Roberta Edwards
Napa High School
Napa, Calif
Vassar Drive
Napa
Calif
McOmber Views on Published Issues in Acantha
Gordon McOmber Democrat and incumbent State Representative from Teton County offers his responses to a set of questions published by Chateau businessmen in the Acantha. The piece notes space constraints delayed his prior publication and lists Ronald Oitness and Bill Jones as other candidates whose views appeared in recent issues.
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Acantha
Gordon McOmber
Teton County
McOmber
Ted
Ronald Oitness
Bill Jones
McOmber outlines tax and highway stance in Montana race
The candidate favors replacing income and property taxes with a sales tax, questions a higher gasoline tax, supports weight distance taxation for heavy trucks, backs more wheat research funding, and states cooperatives should be taxed like corporations. He notes rural power interests push tax changes and frames farmer needs.
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Montana
Wheat Commission
Montana State College
Teton’ County
America
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Ken Brown
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John Jones
Doug Ferris
Roger Prather
Gene Koch
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Randy Diener
Danny McClue
Jim Peters
Frank Meyers
John Camden
Russell Wiseman
Steve Snyder
Dick van Auken
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Tim Meyers
Mike Wilkerson
Larry Buckingham
Steve Larson
Jaycee Marconi
Steve Malcott
Dave Zion
Nevin Caskey
Frank Allum
Bob Obernolte
Marc Gravdal
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Jim Jarolimek
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Buddy) Pedersen
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Western Montana College of Education
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