University scientist speaks at Chateau High on careers and microbes
Dr. M J Nakamura head of the microbiology department at Montana State University spoke to Chateau High School science classes on microbes and careers in microbiology and demonstrated bacteria with slides. He also addressed the science club on world health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Nakamura
Montana State University
Chateau High School
Nakamura
International Health Organization
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Mexico
Japan
U.S.A
Montana State Board of Health
Helen Davison
Arlene Depner
and _ Lyall Crary Jr
Jack Henneford
Ed Cherry
Gene Henneford
Iris Hughes
Duke
Crary
Ron Hinman
Jacquie Slanger
Pete Beck Dies At Great Falls
Pete Beck 44 owner of the Antler Bar in Chateau died at a Great Falls hospital Monday morning. Funeral services will be at T. F. O Connor's in Great Falls Wednesday with the Elks Lodge No. 2 conducting. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter Roberta Beck and three brothers and two sisters. Born August 11 1916 in Charles City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pete) Beck
Chateau
Great Falls
T. F. O’connor’s
Elks Lodge No. 2
Fikst
Highland Cemetery
Beck
Charles City
Glacier
Roberta Beck
Minneapolis
Chris E. Beck
Osakis, Minn
Howard H. Beck
Morris, Minn
Clifford C. Beck
Saint Maries
Ida
Frank Kucera
Winifred
F. E. Wilson
Kalispell
Weed Control Seen as Top Crop Problem in Teton County
The county extension office reports weed control as the leading crop production issue, supported by the county planning council, board of commissioners, weed board, and many farmers. A stronger weed control program with stricter enforcement of state weed law will begin before and during the coming summer. The extension office notes potential cost savings and promises frequent updates on the new effort. Infestations are viewed as causing the largest single loss of net profit to local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
County Extension Office
County Planning Council
Board of County Commissioners
County Weed Board
Klotz Family Returns to Chateau From Cut Bank
Mr and Mrs Leo Klotz and family have returned to Chateau after a brief residence in Cut Bank where they had been living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Klotz
Chateau
Cut Bank
Cigarette Bands Bring No Prizes
A local children's group believed RJ Reynolds offered a prize for sending in cigarette bands. The company says there is no prize for saving bands and no other cigarette firm has such an promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
R. J. Reynolds Company
Dutton Cardinals Finish Second in Divisional C Tourney
The Dutton Cardinals, after winning the district title, lost to Moore 50-45 in the Divisional C final at Great Falls. They beat Denton 71-44 and upset Big Sandy 49-39, with Larry Thorne and Jack Gallagher leading the charge. Thorne scored 20 in the Big Sandy win but fouled out against Moore.
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Dutton Cardinals
Great Falls
Moore
Cardinals
Denton
Big Sandy Pioneers
Dutton
Prospeed
Big Sandy
Cardinal
Bill Conners
Dune
Larry Thorne
Jack Gallagher
Thorne
Moore Bulldogs
Bulldogs
National 4H Club Week Celebrated Across Montana
National 4 H Club Week highlights with 4 H members in Teton county among 2 302 000 4 H'ers in 94 200 clubs nationwide. Six members from the national team will present the 4 H Report to the Nation in Washington and meet President Kennedy at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
America
Washington, D C
Capitol
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Capitol 1
Agricultural Extension Service
Increase in Vehicle Licenses Totals 2356 This Week
A county treasurer report shows 2356 cars issued new license tabs this week, up from 2256. Trucks number 1928 and 1881, trailers 132 and 114, ex trailers 176 both counts. Total registered vehicles on February 14 and 15 reached 717.
Chateau High Fourth Six Weeks Honor Roll Named
The fourth six weeks honor roll for Chateau High is announced with students recognized for academic excellence across all subjects. The list highlights top scholars and suggests continued effort for the final term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High
Class Play Friday “Adam's Evening” at Chateau High
Chateau High School junior class presents Friday in the high school auditorium at 7 p.m. The program titled Adam's Evening features the class’s performance. Mr and Mrs Al Paulson of Spokane Washington are parents of twin girls, born to Mrs Paulson formerly Gay Marie DeRusha. Mrs Everett DeRusha left for Spokane to assist her daughter with the new additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Chateau
al. Paulson
Spokane, Wash
Paulson
Marie ‘DeRusha
Everett, DeRusha
Spokane
Mrs Greta Bush Dies in Great Falls
Mrs Greta Bush of Choteau died early Wednesday morning at a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services are planned for Friday at 2 p.m. at Banks Chapel with burial in Choteau. A Requiem Eucharist will be held at St Stephens Episcopal Church at 11 a.m. Friday. A complete story will be available next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Bush
Choteau
Great Falls
Banks Chapel
New Well Test Begins in County Field Amid Oil Boom
The first deep oil test of the year starts in north eastern Teton county west of Bannatyne and southeast of Pondera. The Humble Oil Sharples Northern Natural block prepares to spud with Continental Texaco and others leasing the area. This marks a shift from shallow Madison lime drilling to deeper prospects on the Scapegoat Bannatyne trend with Devonian reef potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Sweetgrass Arch
Teton County
Bannatyne Field
Pondera Field
Humble’ Oil & Refining
Sharples Oil*Corp
Northern Natural Gas Producing
Continental
Texaco
Madison
Parent-Teacher Conferences Dismissal Changes Announced
Principal Robert Gormley announces early dismissal during the next two weeks for parent teacher conferences. Afternoon kindergarten and grades one to three will leave at 3 p.m. while morning kindergarten ends at 11 a.m. to allow parents to meet with teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gormley
Saylor Named to Stock Commission in Montana
Ted Saylor of Chateau and Henry Miller of Missoula were named to the Montana Livestock Commission by Governor Nutter. both will serve six year terms ending March 1, 1967, among 15 state board appointments approved by the Senate. driver license exams will be held at the courthouse on Wednesday March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted .Saylor
Chateau
Montana Livestock Commission
Nutter
Senate
Livestock Commission
Henry Miller
Missoula
Minuteman Work Force Talk Sparks Choteau Meeting
Leo Murphy for the Choteau City Council told the Chamber of Commerce that the council has done all it can to encourage Minuteman construction workers to be stationed in Choteau. He noted Fairfield was chosen for housing due to central location and options on sites in Fairfield and Simms. The city offered rent free mobile home lots and Mayor Fabrick discussed the project with officials, while plans remained flexible. Grant Curtis was named to represent the chamber on a new Teton Memorial Hospital advisory board aimed at improving public relations and information about hospital operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo’ Murphy
Choteau
Murphy
Fairfield
Chateau
Minuteman
D. P. Fabrick
Great Falls
Simms
Chamber
Grant Curtis
Teton Memorial Hospital
Curtis
Hospital Board of
Bid for Adding Spring To Water Supply
City council accepted John Richem of Chateau bid 11659 for adding a new spring to the water supply after Monday bid opening. Other bids were Robertson and Cave 16465 and Associated Construction Co 16087.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richem
Chateau
Richem
Robertson and
Cave of
Great Falls
Associated Construction Co
Vern Scott
First Street
N.E
Howard M. Gronberg
Hazlett
Rae
City Election Set for April 3 With Referendum
The city schedules its annual election for April 3 and a referendum on renewing Montana Power Co. natural gas franchise for Chateau. All officers except Alderman Leonard Sheble plan to run. Vern Scott files for Ward I alderman. Polls at Legion Hall Ward I and city office Ward II.
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Montana Power Co
Chateau
Leonard Sheble
Sheblele
Vern Scott
Legion Hall
Martha Seufert
Rowena Woodward
Clara Baker
Barbara Swenson
Irene McManus
Bessie Jay
Ethel Sturgis
Marie Larson
Grain Growers Meet Monday In Teton County
All Teton county farmers are invited to the annual meeting of the Teton County Grain Growers Assn in the Chateau court room at 2 p.m. Monday. George Skarda of Denton, president of the Montana Grain Growers Assn, will speak on action on the Wheat Commission bill and reorganization of the growers unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ass'n
Chateau
George Skarda
Denton
Montana Grain Growers
Skarda
Wheat Commission
Democrats Club to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Young Democrats Club holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the courtroom. All Democrats may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats Club
Krauses Sell Frontier Motel
The Frontier Motel in south Chateau on Highway 89 was sold by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krause who ran it for seven years. They sold to Mr. and Mrs. John of Fairfield and plan to move back to St. Paul Minnesota. departure is set for Wednesday when new owners take over. The Hirshes sold Sek ranch near Fairfield to assume Frontier ownership.
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Frontier
South Chateau
Highway 89
Otto Krause
John
Fairfield
Hirshes
Sek Ranch
The
Krause
St. Paul
Minn
Chateau
Feed Grain Meet At Conrad Attendees Report
Arlene McCollum Joyce Pierre Lyle Schaefer Glen Inbody and L E Fitzgerald represented the Teton County ASC at a Tuesday Conrad meeting on the proposed feed grain program. Additional county meetings are planned for next week with time and place to be mailed to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene McCollum
Joyce Pierre
Lyle Schaefer
Glen Inbody
L. E. Fitzgerald
Conrad
Teton County
ASC
Chateau
Elling Tickets For Banquet
List of individuals selling tickets for the Young Timers event at Fairfield Legion Hall includes Bud Taylor Judge Burns Bert Guthrie D B Crane Ted Saylor Chick Sulgrove Bob Gronberg and Mary Ellen Burns plus volunteers in Fairfield Power Collins Dutton Agawam Dupuyer Greenfield Farmington Bynum Spring Valley Sunny Slope Belleview with multiple names across towns. No event details beyond location and sellers are provided.
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Fairfield Legion Hall
Bud Taylor
Judge Burns
Bert Guthrie
D. B. Crane
Ted Saylor
Chick Sulgrove
Bob Gronberg
Mary Ellen Burns
Fairfield
Pete Lear
Ray Carlson
Bob Carlson
Jessie Udin
Sophia Thorn
Power
Lee Lehnert
Collins
Paul Alzheimer
Dutton
Bill Smith
Agawam
Florence Weist
Dupuyer
Artie Lindseth
Greenfield
Vernon LaValley
Hatcher
Farmington
Jack Slanger
Ronald Otness
Bynum
Ted Bingham Pendrey
John Swanson Jr
Ruth Moser
Spring Valley
Andy Brutosky
Sunny Slope
Oliver Forseth
Elmer Pearson
Belleview
Alice Salmond
Governor Hawks calls for stronger executive powers in Montana
Montana House Speaker Clyde Hawks told a Republican gathering in Legion Hall that the governor needs more authority to execute laws. He urged action on education funding, unemployment compensation reform, and a streamlined university system while criticizing the teacher tenure law and urging growth oriented fiscal restraint. The meeting, hosted by the Teton Republican Club and the Teton Woman's Republican Club, outlined new local club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hawks
Montana House of Representatives
Legion ‘Hall
Hawks
Teton County
Big Horn County
Manks
Montana
Teton
Republican Club
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al Finley
Sciéntistas
National Science Foundation
Montana Academy of Sciences
Pete Beck
Joanne Chalmers
Howard
Lloyd . Pedersen
Sharon Alzheimer
Dean Baker
Virginia Linder
Rodney Schilling
Sevitaba
Neal
Beetagas
Jim Murphy
Bob McAuley
Lynn Nordahl
Dana Boussard
Jennie Bouma
Phyllis Rice
Bob Wright
Dave Anderson
Ann Chalmers
Senti
Dar Hansen Ooo
Kathleen Stokes
Mike Ferris
Janice ‘Stromswold
Eobeetarness
Betty Fjeldheim
Louise Truchot
Mare Anderson
Greta. Bush
Saylor
Stock Commission
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Democrats
Krauses
Frontier Motel
Elling
Main Street
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