Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community Weekend
Irene McManus notes a busy period with funerals, weddings, visits, and hosting across Cut Bank Fairfield Malta and surrounding areas. Highlights include John Moorhead’s funeral in Cut Bank, a Caracas birth announcement to the Hamiltons, multiple family visits, a wedding in Walter, and civic club plans for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Sondreal
John David Moorhead
Cut Bank
Moorhead
Ventura
Calif
Jim Hamilton
Becky Ochoa Ravelo
Caracas
Venezuela
Becky
Hamiltons
Ron Frigge
Julia Monkman
Howard Bartlett
Fairfield
Verna Nelson
Verna
Lorene Christianson
Vaughn
Axel Haiberg
Arizona
Skyline Lodge
Joe Lash
Sacramento
Haibergs
Marji Carlson
Valier
Oscar Carlson
Carrie Bagley
Irene McManus
Emerson Earles
Pendray
Conrad
Alma Gaarder
Pioneer Nursing Home
Carlbom Home
Edna Carlbom
Elmer White
Laurel
Jessie White
Great Falls
Ethel Ramsted
Elmer
Monica
Taxpayers Set Meeting for Teton County Association
Taxpayers Association members plan a meeting on Wednesday March 10 at 8 p m in the Cho teau Library meeting room to discuss local fiscal issues and community concerns.
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Teton County Taxpayers Association
Choteau Library
M A Fenner of Augusta Dies at 78
Manuel Andrew Fenner a longtime Augusta rancher died February 26 at Chateau of a heart attack. Services were March 1 at Augusta Community Church with burial in Augusta Cemetery. He was born April 27, 1897 in Cooperstown North Carolina and moved to Augusta in 1941. He is survived by sons Monte Dale Tex Jack Joyce a daughter 27 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
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Manuel Andrew Fenner
Chateau
Augusta Community Church
Augusta
Tim Malatare
Charlie Malatare
Jay Welch
John Fenner
Bill Fenner
Chuck Fenner
Jim Fenner
Chad Fenner
Fenner
Cooperstown
N.C
Babb, Mont
Lorraine Rayson
Libby
Marian
Monte
Dale
Tex
Jack
Great Falls
Joyce
Wolf Creek
Heritage Arts Festival at Great Falls Civic Center
A Bicentennial Heritage Arts Festival will be held at the Great Falls Civic Center on March 12 and 13. A Heritage Square showcases an early 1900s shopping street with free public access from 5:30 to 11 p.m. on March 12 and noon to 11 p.m. on March 13. The musical This Is My Country plays each day with specific showtimes. admission is $3 for adults, $2 for children, or $8 for a family.
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United States
Civic Center
Great Falls
Mary Malatare Services Held for 81 in Augusta
Mary Sophie Swan Malatare, 81, died Feb 29 at Chateau. Funeral held March 3 at St Mat his Catholic Church Augusta with Rev Gannon. Burial Augusta Cemetery Banks Funeral Home in charge. She born June 2 1894 Augusta married Charles Malatare Sept 28 1911. Survived by sons Patrick Alex Charles Jack Gilbert Townsend. daughters Irene Falcon Delia Pronteau Ruth LaFramboise. sisters Ursula Hansen Cecelia McLaughlin. 21 grandchildren 22 great. The leader of a school of fish works harder than any other in the school National Geographic World says.
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Mary Sophie Malatare
Chateau
St. Matthias Catholic Church
Augusta
William Gannon
Timothy Malatare
Charles Malatare Jr
Lenny Malatare
Frank LaFromboise Jr
Wayne Falcon
Frank LaFromboise Sr
Banks
Mary Sophie Swan
Charles Malatare
Patrick
Alex
Jim
Charles
Jack
Gilbert
Townsend
Irene Falcon
Great Falls
Delia Pronteau
Ruth LaFramboise
Red Lodge
Ursula Hansen
Cecelia McLaughlin
Cut Bank
Perkins Earns Award at National Singing Auditions
Rock Perkins of Bynum was named one of six high school winners at the National Association of Teachers of Singing auditions held at the University of Montana. The event drew 56 high school and 36 college entrants, with Riscilla Bergen of Dutton also among the six college winners. Perkins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perkins and studies voice with Mary Moore of Great Falls. Also auditioning from Chateau were Kandyce and Fred Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Perkins
Bynum
National Association of Teachers of Singing
University of Montana
Riscilla Bergen
Dutton
Perkins
Earl Perkins
Mary Moore
Great Falls
Chateau
Kandyce
Fred Thompson
Tiny Star Holds Dark Time Promise
National Geographic Society’s book The Amazing Universe says a star with one tenth solar mass could burn for a trillion years or more than sixty times the universe’s current age, underscoring stellar longevity and cosmic scales.
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National Geographic Society
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Voteau
Montana Press Association
Dick Nordhagen
NoweAper Association
U. S
U.S
City OF
Choteau
Bea Betts
Bea Boyce
Clara Tweet
Esther Shoquist
Laura Eskildsen
Leslie Eskildsen
Malta
Romey McCollom
McCollom
Dick Young
Etta Johnson
Sherrill Anderson
David Goff
Walier
Sherrill
Don Anderson
Dupuyer
Etta
LeeRoy Anderson
Missoula
LeRoy Schilling
Helena
Gary Anderson
Kari
Kaare Larson
Anderson
Concordia College
Minn
Bud Gillette
Plains
Kenneth Tennis
Faltine Kolste
Bertha Hallberg
Myles Standish
Paul Ricci
Rochester
Dick Dauwalder
Randy Morris
Bill Jones
Civic Social Club
Ann Corbett
Edge
Fuil. Sa
Barnes Hind
Geritol
Aparse Mig
Salu
Fiereor
Ces
Becton Dickinson
Choteau Drug, Inc
Rexall
Chateau, Mont
Allan Clarke
Fred Lynn
Bob McAdoo
Nate Archibald
Julius Erving
Rick Barry
Walt Frazier
McAdoo
North Carolina
Archibald
Texas el Paso
Erving
Massachusetts
Barry
Miami
Frazier
Illinois
al Getchell
Getchell
Main Ave
Mary Malatare
National Geographic World
Montana
Call
Don Rogers
Norma’s
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Balendar
Jaycees
Methodist Church
Hospital Auxiliary
American Legion
DeMolay
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Kiwanis
Lions Club
Teton Sportsmen
Royal Arch Masons
John Deere
Eastern Star
Pierce
Bologna
Duncan Hines
Hershey
U.S. NO
Rome
Beauty
Krasteaz
Rex
Sun Valley
Wagner Drin
Dudogd
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