Deadline Looms for Choteau School Transport Refunds
William F. Olsen, clerk for Choteau schools, warns that time is short to apply for transportation refunds for the 1961-62 year. Parents of students at Choteau Elementary and Chateau High must file complete applications by Monday June 26, returnable to the school board clerk before the budget meeting. Forms are available at the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Olsen
Choteau
Chateau High School
Olsen
Ed Freedle 46 Dies Suddenly on Family Fishing Trip
Edward Thomas Freedle of Chateau died Sunday afternoon during a family fishing trip in Blackleaf Canyon from a heart attack. He owned Ed's Radio and TV Service and recently opened in Woodward Electric. Funeral services were held at Bank's Chapel with burial in Chateau Cemetery with American Legion honors. He served 70 years in the Air Force prior to retirement and is survived by his wife Jo Ann and four children, plus siblings and in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas Freedle
Chateau
Blackleaf Canyon
Woodward’s Electric
Bank’s Chapel
A. Bernard Gravdal
American Legion
Carl Larson
John Woodward
Bill Bateman
Herbert,Randel
Ben.Chalmers
Ernest Bond
Choteau American Legion
The
Moose Lodge
Mary
Lawrence
Nancy
Kenneth
Choteau
Alpha George
Nampa
Ida
Ina Stephens
Dillon
Bertha Hayfield
Helena
Elmer Freedle
Missoula
Dutton Church 50th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Dutton Church will mark its 50th anniversary with a weekend celebration. A 6:30 p.m. Saturday banquet in the church parlors features speaker Pastor Alan Haugen and toastmaster Henry Rosholt. Sunday events include a 10:30 a.m. festival service by Pastor Richard Johnson and an 3 p.m. historical service with guests Mrs. Lunde and Mrs. Frantzick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Luthan Church of
Dutton
Alan Haugen
Walier
Henry Rosholt
Richard Johnson
Spring Grove
Minn
Arlie Schultz
Chateau
Lunde
A. G. Lunde
Casper Frantzick
Sand Coulee
Rev. Carlson
FU Junior Camp Plans and Farmers Union Picnic
The 1961 Junior Reserves camp is set for Arrow Peak Camp in the Highwoods this July for children aged 6 to 14. The annual Farmers Union picnic is planned for Sunday July 9 at Chateau City Park with Ted Townsend as guest speaker. Brannon, a retired U S Army member now teaching in Tacoma, will discuss Socialized Medicine at Greenfield after a potluck. The next county Farmers Union meeting will be in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farmers Union
Arrow Peak
Highwoods
Farmers Union
Chateau City Park
Ted Townsend
Montana Farmers Union
Fred Brannon
U. S. Army
Greenfield
Brannon
Tacoma
Wash
County Farmers Union
Driver license examinations set for Wednesday at Court House
A notice announces that driver license examinations will be given on Wednesday June at the Court House. Applicants should bring required documentation and arrive early to complete testing.
Editor Resigns at Chateau Acantha in 1958 Tie
Jerry Strauss resigns as editor of the Chateau Acantha effective Friday after serving since July 1958. Alice Marantette, ex-county welfare employee, will take over news writing next issue. Strauss plans a two month European tour with uncertain plans afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Strauss
Chateau Acantha
Alice Marantette
County Welfare Office
Strauss
Montana Sets 1961 62 Hunting Dates for Deer Elk and Bears
The Montana Fish and Game Commission approved the 1961 62 hunting season schedule including opening dates for deer elk and bear. A deer elk bear map with regulations will be available in early August for public distribution. Deer and elk seasons run Oct 15 to Nov 12 with some back country areas opening earlier. A statewide archery deer season begins Sept 17 along with four special elk areas for bowmen. Daily shooting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Special maps for antelope moose bighorn sheep and mountain goats are available at license dealers and the department. Applications deadline is midnight July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wedding Invitation for Carol Enderson and Keith Burger
Sunday evening at 6 30 the couple Carol Enderson and Keith Burger invite friends to Trinity Lutheran Church Choteau for the ceremony and a reception immediately after in the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Enderson
Keith ‘Burger
Trinity Lutheran Church
Choteau
Patlors
Vance Couple Return From Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs Bill Vance recently returned from Denver Cole where they visited their daughter Terry who had a three day layover from the Airlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Vance
Denver
Wheat penalties set for 1961 crop under quota
R J McKenna of the Montana State ASC announces marketing quota penalties for excess 1961 wheat. The cash penalty is 1.08 per bushel or 45 percent of May 1 parity, with parity at 2.39. Excess wheat may be diverted, stored, or cash paid, affecting future allotments. The national minimum support price for 1961 is 1.79 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McKenna
Bozeman, Chai
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Teton Memorial Hospital Marks 10th Anniversary
This month marks the tenth anniversary of the opening of Teton Memorial Hospital, staffed by Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society. Next week’s paper will announce the time and date of a commemorative program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society
Scout Troop 122 Food Sale For Canada Trip
Girl Scouts Troop 122 plans a food sale Saturday to fund a trip to Canada. The event starts at 9 30 am in the Nutri Bio office in the Kropp building. Tuesday they will conduct a final collection of coat hangers pop bottles and egg cartons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nutri-Bio
Kropp
Winners Named In Huck Finn Day Celebrations
A list of winners from Huck Finn Day sponsored by Château merchants and the Junior Chamber of Commerce is released. Co-chairs Les Kolste and Bill McMullen thank donors. 168 bottles of pop and 150 hot dogs were served. Prizes went to numerous boys and girls across fishing, costume, sack, wheelbarrow, and foot races, with several named winners such as Mike Jensen, Renne Sunder, Karen Agee, Marsha Waltermitre, and Mike Dellwo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Merchants
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Les Kolste
Bill McMullen
Mike Jensen
John Chane
Jimmy Scott
David Hansen
Reggie Wood
Renne Sunder
Karen Agee
Marsha
Waltermitre
Mike Dellno
Sally Sulgrove
Mike Potter
Marie Anderson
John Nordhagen
Shirley Gronberg
Margarete Tesch
Dick Zier
Roger Agee
Waltermire
Mike Dellwo
Jimmy Waltermire
Russell Davis
Virginia
Lee Woodward
Burr Field
Mike ‘Dellwo
Mary Dellwo
Day Camp Starts Monday for Girl Scouts and Brownies
The Great er Teton Neighborhood's annual Day Camp runs Monday to Thursday. Fifth to seventh graders meet at Chateau Grade School at 9 15 for bus to Freeman's Grove. Brownies at the city park at 9 30. Registration to Mrs Norma Hanson. Bring blanket cup fork spoon jackknife and own sack lunch first day. milk and dessert provided. Seventh graders will work on cycling badge and bring a bicycle. Directors Mrs Florence Fitzpatrick and Mrs Bert Meadows oversee volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Teton
Chateau
Freeman’s Grove
Norma Hanson
Florence Fitzpatrick
Bert Meadows
Chateau Chamber event list update includes sponsors and judges
Gerry Regimbal chair of the Chamber committee notes a June 3 event at the park with added participants and sponsors. New judges for the costume contest were Chris Beck Clara Baker and Muriel Reiquam while the Glenloyd Hotel was included among sponsoring businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Regimbal
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Chris Beck
Clara Baker
Muriel Reiquam
the Park
Glenloyd ‘Hotel
American survivor John Noble to speak at Chateau High School
John Noble, one of few Americans to return from a Soviet slave labor camp, will speak at Chateau High School auditorium Wednesday at 8 p.m. He will also lead classes Thursday morning June 22 with Rev. Ron Arnold, sponsored by the National Association of Evangelicals and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noble
Chateau High School
Noble
Ron Arnold
National Ass’n of Evangelicals
Detroit
Chamber Committee Plans Fourth of July Parade
The Chamber of Commerce committee and the American Legion post organize the annual Fourth of July parade with entries via an upcoming blank. Duane Reisch chairs assisted by Enoch Stroh Al Hensley Bob Crocker Dick Conklin and Gerry Regimbal. Cash prizes of 75 50 and 25 for floats non commercial while 15 10 and 5 go to the novelty division. Parade forms at 10 am July 4 and steps off at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Commerce
American Legion Post
Duane Reisch
Enoch’ Stroh
al Hensley
Bob ‘Crocker
Lions Club Swim Team Readies Intramural Meet and Invites Fans
The Lions Club swimming team, 34 strong, prepares for their first intramural practice meet Tuesday from 6 15 to 9 30 p m at the Lions hall. The program includes 18 races four relays and a diving contest with junior intermediate and senior divisions and a post meet get acquainted party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lions Hall
Rich Clough
Chateau
Montana
Great Falls
Y-Elks
Gretchen’ Voorhees
Jan Oertel
Lauriaa Onadows
Jane Burns
Helena Hen Ber Sally
Meade Ie
Mary ‘Meyers
Rachiel Field
Susan’ Jackson
Hope Hensley
Diane Gronberg
Russell Koch
Jerry Asay
Bob Hollar
Artie, Anderson
Forrest Johnson
Dave Forrest
Grant Gormley
Tom Dellno
Marc Anderson
Ron Swartzel
Farewell for Moore Family at Methodist Church
A farewell potluck dinner honors Rev and Mrs Grant Moore. The Sunday event at 12 30 in the church dining room includes a short program. All church members and friends are invited as Rev Moore retires from active ministry and will move with his family to Missoula to continue church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
S. Moore
Methodist Church
Bozeman Hosts Girls State With Local Delegation
Three Choteau girls Dana Boussard Carol Howard and Patti Schiller depart Sunday for Girls State in Bozeman to run through the following Sunday. Sponsored by the Choteau American Legion Auxiliary and Soroptimist Club, the selections were based on school ratings and conduct. Ed Schiller, one of six counselors at Girls State, will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Girls State
Bozeman
Dana Boussard
Carol Howard
Patti Schiller
Choteau American’ Legion Auxiliary
Soroptimist Club
Heal
Schiller
Allotment Period Open for New Wheat Farms in 1962
The County ASC office welcomes 1962 wheat allotment applications for farms without any wheat history in 1959 1960 or 1961. Applications must cover entire farm operations and be filed by June 30. Forms are available at the County ASC office. no eligibility for new allotments for farms already in an established allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Great Plains
Lyall Schaefer
Teton County
Ascc
ASC
Schaefer
Explorer Scouts Attend Northwest Conference at Reed College
Two Choteau Explorer Scouts, Weber McAuley and James Murphy, joined more than 500 Northwest youth from the North Central Montana Council at a three day conference in Portland Oregon. The event on the Reed College campus titled Exploring the Frontier of Tomorrow highlighted vocational exploration citizenship responsibilities physical fitness and exploring methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Explorer
North Central Montana Council
Northwest
Portland
Ore
Webers McAuley
James Murphy
Reed College
Wheat price support set for 1981 crop in Teton County
The minimum price support rate for the 1981 crop wheat in Teton County is $1.58 per bushel, up from $1.57 for 1960, based on the national average. loans and purchase agreements run through January 1962 with Montana loans due March 31, 1962. Producers must meet 1961 wheat acreage allotments and hold a wheat marketing certificate to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Wilbur Family Leaves Redmond After Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilbur and Greenland family of Redmond Washington depart after visiting her father Axel Larson and brothers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Greenland
Redmond
Wash
Axel Larson
Lutherans to honor Gravdals with potluck supper
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a lawn supper on Thursday June 22 at 6 30 p m honoring Pastor A Bernard Gravdal and family for 20 years of ministry. He helped plan Teton Memorial Hospital and has long served with Red Cross Boy Scouts Lions Toastmasters and local community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
Church of Chateau and Bethany Lutheran of
Dutton
A. Bernard Gravdal
Trinity
Gravdal
Teton Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Lions Club
Toastmasters Club
Local selective service office announces summer hours
New summer hours set for the selective service office with 1 to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Young Democrats Plan Picnic Saturday
The Young Democrats Club schedules a Saturday picnic on July 1 at the R. D. Mc Donald home three miles northwest of Chateau. Events start at 7 p.m. All Democrats, their families and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats
Young Democrats Club
R. D. McDonald
Chateau
Local Pair Weds in Conrad Then Depart on Long Trip
Mrs Fern Gies of Pittsburgh Kansas and Floyd McFarlane of Chateau were married May 19 in Conrad. They are on an extended trip to South Dakota and other points east. The Duits have returned home after four months in veteran hospitals in Helena and Minneapolis, and Mr and Mrs George Carroll brought him from Helena Thursday evening.
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Fern.Gies
Pittsburgh
Kan
Floyd McFarlane
Chateau
Conrad
South Dakota
Hie Duits
Veteran’s Hospitals
Helena
Minneapolis
George Carroll
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Duck Lake
Richard Conklin
Babb
Scout
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United States
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Muehlberg
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Poland
U.S.S. R
Arctic
Vorkuta
Soviet
Russia
Armstrong Circle Theatre
Tue
Moore
Explorer Scouts
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