District Science Fair Draws 264 Entries From 17 Towns
The Sixth Annual District Science Fair at Chateau High School drew 264 entries from 17 schools. Grand prizes were awarded in both senior and junior divisions for top exhibits in Medicine physiology, Conservation, Chemistry, Botany, and Electricity, with several students earning superior or excellent ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Albert Finley
Chateau
Karen Powers
Cascade
Don McCormick
Shelby
Bob Kelly
George Platt
Connie Laber
Inverness
Carol Dale
Julie Jaumotte
Dana Boussard
Carol Howard
Robert Erickson
Choteau
Joann Chalmers
Jim Murphy
Connie Poore
Harold Wood
Rodney Schilling
Gordon Larson
Kenneth Thurber
Great Falls
Ann Chalmers
Janice Stromswold
Don McCarmick
Cut Bank
Finishing Touches Soon on Chateau Water System Project
At the regular city hall meeting the Chateau City Council discussed Lewis Gray Construction of Great Falls seeking to sub contract the installation of water line service connections to Teton Plumbing and Heating. The work covers connecting 80 3/4 inch and six 1 inch lines to new mains, with changeovers to begin in one to two weeks if approved.
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City Hall
Chateau
Lewis Gray Construction Company
Great Falls
Teton Plumbing
Tom Hammond
John Richem
Obert Peterson
John Morrison
Helena
Legion Celebration Notes Defense Org By AF General
Brigadier General Cecil L. Les sig Malmstrom Air Force Base commander outlines how the United States can and will defend itself. About 175 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members with partners attended the Legion celebration and heard the defense plan remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Lessig
Malmstrom Air Force Base
United States
March 31 Maturity for CCC wheat loans warned
The County ASC reminds farmers with 1959 crop wheat loans that the March 31 maturity applies to warehoused and farm stored wheat and 1959 crop purchase agreements. Nonrecourse CCC loans require delivery of the same grade and amount to satisfy the loan.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
CCC
Pauline Sill, 92, Dies in Conrad Hospital Transfer
Mrs Pauline Sill aged 92 of Walter dies Tuesday at St Marys hospital in Conrad. Survived by two sons including Walter of Pondroy.
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Pauline Sill
Walter
St. Marys' Hospital
Conrad
Pondroy
Officers Named for Teton Grain Growers Association
The board of directors of the newly organized Teton County Grain Growers Assn elected James Stephens of Dutton as chairman, D B Crane of Choteau as vice chair, Lyle Standish of Choteau as treasurer, and Raymond Kelly of Pendroy as secretary. Meetings at Fairfield Duton and Pendroy will explain the new group and its legislative needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Grain Growers’ Ass’n
James Stephens
Dutton
D. B. Crane
Choteau
Lyle Standish
Raymond Kelly
Ass'n
Stephens
Harry Laubach
William Jones
Pendroy
Montana Grain Growners Ass’n
Association
Montana State Primary Election Set for June 7
Voters in Montana will cast ballots June 7 as polls open 10 am to 8 pm. County clerk Gordon Monkman notes small precincts may start at 1 pm. Eligible residents must meet U S citizenship age and residency rules and may register at the county clerk office or with designated deputy registrars.
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Montana
Gordon Monkman
Teton
United States
Chateau
Do. A. Parkett
Bynum
J. A. Swanson, Jr
Pendrey
Floyd Eastwood
Fairfield
Oscar Mehl
Dutton
Art Pearson
Greenfield
Dean Waterman
Collins
Joe Toeckes
Fower
Marshall Winship
FFA Speech Contest Here Saturday
Six Glacier District FFA members will compete in a public speaking contest at Chateau High School auditorium Saturday at 7 30 p m. Contestants include Lewis Zimmer Bob Peterson Dennis Knaff Bill Germat Bob Bliss and Robert Henschel with topics on agriculture conservation and animal science. Judges include C P Moore Dan Thurber and Bill Jones. The winner advances to the state contest in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Glacier District
Chateau High School
Lewis Zimmer
Augusta
Bob Peterson
Browning
Dennis Knaff
Chateau
Bill Germat
Conrad
Bob Bliss
Fairfield
Robert Henschel
Simms
C.P. Moore
Great Falls National Bank
Dan Thurber
Great Falls
Bill Jones
Pendroy
Glacier
FFA
Trinity Lutheran Choir Plans Adoramus Palm Sunday Event
The Trinity Lutheran choir will present Adoramus Te in a Palm Sunday program on April 10 with guest soloist Mary Moore of Great Falls, a contralto.
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Trinity Lutheran Choir
Mary
Moore of
Great Falls
Waffle Supper Aimed at Collins Hall Maintenance
The Collins Community Club sponsors a waffle supper at Collins Hall on Wednesday from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m. All you can eat waffles ham eggs and coffee with proceeds funding hall maintenance. Everyone is welcome.
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Collins Community Club
Collins Hall
Men’s City Bowling Tourney Half Done
The men's annual city bowling tournament opened with high scores last weekend as finalists prepare for the concluding matches. Bob Wier leads the all events with 1863 points while Gambles tops the team event at 2985 and Cheethams of Dutton has 2855. Rogers and Wier pace doubles with 1216, Nordhagen and Arensmeyer sit at 1196. Woods tops singles at 658, Rogers 626 and Bateman 625. Rogers is second in all events at 1800. About 80 bowlers remain for the handicap round this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wier
Gambles
Cheethams of
Dutton
Jack Rogers
Dick Nordhagen
Don Arensmeyer
Harry Woods
Howard W. Bateman
Rogers
Ash Burning Rite wins third prize in 1959 Pageant Press contest
William Mc collom of Malta wins 150 third prize for The Ash Burning Rite in the Pageant Press Book contest. McCollom is a nephew of Romey McCollom of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCollom
Malta
Pageant Press
Romey McCollom
Choteau
Enroll in Politics Course in Choteau
Seventeen Choteau residents attended the first of nine weekly sessions titled Action Course in Practical Politics at Choteau Grade School cafeteria. The non partisan panel discussion course aims to inform on political party workings and civic involvement at the local level. Mr and Mrs Bill McMullen and daughters visited relatives in Cut Bank over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Chateau Chamber
Bill McMullen
Cut Bank
4 H Club Leaders Attend Two Day Crops Training Meet
Twenty one Montana 4-H Club Leaders, including two 4-H leaders from Fairfield and Power and a county agent from Teton, took part in a two day district field crops training school at Great Falls. The program covered seed selection crop identification demonstration methods and crop quality with a keynote by C W Vaughn on boosting participation and the crops program as a foundation of Montana agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Great Falls
Jim Davis
Cedric Maurer
Fairfield
Power
Ross Peace
Montana Extension Service
Occident Elevators of Montana
C. W. Vaughn
4-H
Vaugha
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Walter Malone
Gary Hannakee
Daniel Dobyns
Jane Grady
Stephen Braker
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Mike Tracy
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State Highway Department
Lewis Gray Company
AF General
Legion
General Lessig
American Legion
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J. C. Beck
Bud Moulton
Bob Scott
Kelly Larson
Leonard Rice
Dick Conklin
Jack Reiding
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