Fish in Eureka Lake Growing Big and Heavy
Biologists and Teton County Sportsmen's Association discussed rainbow trout planting in Eureka Reservoir Pishkun Reservoir and Hidden Lake. Tests show Eureka Lake rainbows at 12 to 14 inches and over 1.5 pounds after about a year as plans call for another 65 000 fingerlings this spring and 1961 plantings to reach 500 fish per acre.
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Eureka Reservoir
Nels Thorsen
Fish and Game Department
Reuel Johnson
Dick Monroe
Teton County
Pishkun Reservoir
Hidden Lake
Eureka Lake
Lowell Meyers
Dick Conklin
Eureka
Thorsen
Meyers
Sportsmen’s Association
South Fork
Teton River
Fisheries Department
Pishkun
Monroe
Johnson
Spoetsmen’s Association
Proclamation for National Library Week Endorsement
The mayor of Choteau Montana proclaims April 3 to 9 as National Library Week urging citizens to use and support local libraries. The proclamation cites national and state leaders urging library use and highlights libraries as sources of literature history and civilizational knowledge. D P Fabrick mayor signs the statement dated March 30 1960 in Choteau Montana.
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United States
Montana
Chateau
America
Choteau
D. P. Fabrick
City of
Ford honors Robert Dellno for 300 500 Club award
Robert Dellno of M and A Motors Chateau will receive a Ford 300 500 Club award at a Fargo District banquet on Tuesday March 29. O G Lundstrom Ford Division Fargo Sales District manager will present the honor at the 1959 top salesman banquet in Fargo. The 300 500 Club consists of Ford salesmen with outstanding sales records last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dellno
M & A Motors
Chateau
Great Falls
O. G. Lundstrom
Ford Division
Fargo
Ford District
Ford
Regional Music Festival This Friday and Saturday
Young musicians from central Montana converge on Choteau High School for a two day regional music festival. Great Falls High School sends about 250 students while judges include Charles Byers Harold Payne Randall Spicer Hugh McMillan and Eugene Andrie. Solo events Friday with band and chorus Saturday progress to an evening concert at 7 p.m. Tickets $1 adults 50 cents students. other performances free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chateau
Great Falls High School
Charles Byers
University of Colorado
Harold Payne
Westminister College
Salt Lake City
Utah
Randall Spicer
Washington State College
Hugh McMillan
Eugene Andrie
Montana State University
Jim Crane
Ronald George
Betty Sheble
Julie Jaumotte
Dell Rowley
Judy Cook
Choteau High School
Chateau High School
Timers Prepare For Fairfield Annual Reunion Dinner
Final preparations for the Young Timers reunion in Fairfield on Saturday April 9 are complete. The event starts with a 7 pm dinner, a program including a Hawaiian dance, a reading by Ronald Otness, songs by the men's quartet and a secret review, followed by dancing with Obernolte's orchestra.
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Fairfield
Ronald Otness
Obernolte
Jim Cheetham
Ted Saylor
Ardelle Shannon
Tom Moore
Bob Gronberg
Ona Zgoda
Dorothy DeRusha
D. B. Crane
J. Delin
John Rose
Florence Weist
Bill Bruce
Bud Taylor
Chick Sulgrove
Bob Delino
Bert
Pete) Guthrie
Mary Ellen Burns
Girl Scout Troop No. 19
Harold Norris
Paul Alzheimer
Don Anderson
Dana Fitzgerald
Bill Jones
Ruth Moser
Nels Hemstad
Sophie Thorn
Evelyn, LaValley
Elmer Pearson
Andy Brutosky
Jack Slanger
Judge Burns
Gotch Jacobs
Bud Olson
Easter Cantata Adoramus Te by Clokey at Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran presents an Easter cantata Adoramus Te on Palm Sunday April 10 at 8 15 PM. Guest contralto Miss Mary Moore from Great Falls will solo. The program lasts about one hour and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Choir
Clokey
Mary Moore
Great Falls
Choteau School Election Sets Levey and Trustee Race
Voters in Choteau High and Elementary districts go to polls Saturday from noon to 6 pm across district schools. The election includes a four mill levy for the high school budget and a 2.4 mill levy for Choteau Elementary to fund operation and maintenance, plus a trustee seat in School District No. 1 to fill Judge Burns’s expired term with James Rose as the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Burns
James Rose
Lions Collect Glasses for India Bank of Light drive
Chateau Lions Club launches a national Lions Club project named Bank of Light during April to gather old eyeglasses for visually impaired people in India. Dr. J R Crabtree notes over 90 percent of India's population has defective vision and asks residents to donate usable or unusable glasses at Rexall Drug or the post office.
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Chateau Lions Club
National Lions Club
Bank of Light
India
J. R. Crabtree
Chateau Lions
Rexall
Legion District No 8 Spring Meeting At Dutton
About 200 Legionnaires and auxiliary members are expected for the District No 8 spring meeting in Dutton. Armon Bender of Augusta will preside. 11 Montana posts including Great Falls and Cascade will send representatives. State officers will attend as posts report on community service and Americanism programs and plan next year’s projects.
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al van Heel
American Legion
Dutton
Legion
van Heel
Montana
Great Falls
Chateau
Fort Benton
Augusta
Fairfield
Belt
Geraldine
Power
Sun River
Cascade
Armon Bender
1960 Census Begins as 160000 Takers Hit U S Homes
The 1960 Census of Population and Housing starts Friday with 160000 census takers. In Montana area, Pondera and Teton counties train in Choteau led by crew leader Mrs Iona Zgoda. Enumerators include Helen Gemar Lee Stott Lois Astous Jack Reiding John Sulgrove Beatrice Boyce Standish Mary Ellen Burns, William J Martin Dick Geiger Joy Jacobson Ruth Schmidt LaVonne Johnson Ethel Lindseth Louis Weresnm oe Anita Jones Pendroy.
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Iona Zgoda
Choteau
Teton
Zane
Helen
Gemar
Lee
Stott
Lois Astous
Jack Reiding
John Sulgrove
Beatrice
Boyce
Yn Standish
Mary Ellen Burns
Pondera County
William .J. Martin
Joy Jacobs
Anita Jones
Edward C. Wren
Men's Kegler Tourney Over High Scores Mark Tourney
The annual men’s city handicap bowling tournament concluded with strong showings in the second weekend at A and E Lanes. Bob Wier led all events with 1863 while Gambles Store claimed the team traveling trophy and top team score 2985. Harry Woods won singles with 658 and Cecil Cole with Jack Slanger took doubles 1241. Arvid Sundet posted the high all event score 1706 and Ed Schiller the high game 248 as Sundet also had the top three game series 605.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A & E Lanes
Bob Wier
Harry Woods
Cecil Cole
Jack Slanger
Gambles Store
Gambles
Art’s Service
JayCees
Club Tavern
Chateau Texaco
Cheethams
Montana Power
Hansen’s Dairy
Chateau Club
Barney Teenyes
Louie Asmus
Leo Murphy
Grant Curtis
Dick Nordhagen
Jack Rogers
Frank Schuler
Harry Wood
Barney Toenges
Bob Luck
Bill Stinchfield
Howard W. Bateman
Morris Larson
Bob Arensmeyer
Don Hofeldt
Ted Miller
Harry Agee
Hank Smith
Warren Connole
Milton van Auken
Henry Helf
Herman Zier
Alex Zier
Don Arensmeyer
Leo Keel
Sam Luinstra
John Woodward
Arvid Sundet
Clothing Drive Planned by Chateau Grade School Students
Students at Chateau Grade School plan a clothing drive starting Monday to aid areas in desperate need. They will collect old clean clothing and footwear and have the student council wrap and send them to Save the Children Federation.
Derive Couple Visit Colorado This Week
Mr and Mrs Willard Paulus are listed as visiting Derive Colorado this week for a brief stay. Local residents note their engagement with community events during their visit.
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Willard ‘Paulus
Derive, Colo
Boy Injured By Truck In Bynum Accident
Five year old Donald Moore, son of Herb Moore of Pendray, suffered a skull fracture and other injuries after running into a moving truck in Bynum around 11 40 am. G O Stott of Choteau swerved to avoid the child and left the highway, later returning to the scene. He and the incident are under investigation. the boy was treated at Teton Memorial Hospital and was listed in good condition Tuesday afternoon.
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Donald Moore
Herb Moore
Pendray
Bynum
Henry Helf
G. O. Stott
Choteau
Stott
Chateau
Helf
Donald
Mills’ Bar
Teton Memorial Hospital
Honor Banquet Honors Choteau High School Students
About 60 Choteau High School honor students were honored at a banquet sponsored by the Choteau Boosters Club at the Lions Club Hall on Wednesday evening. Some 90 parents attended as the club funds the event on alternate years for six weeks of honor roll status. Jim Dellwo led ceremonies and introduced speaker James Cusick of Montana State College. Ed Schiller, superintendent, presented each student as high school music filled the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Choteau Boosters Club
Lions Club
Boosters Club
Jim Dellwo
James Cusick
Montana State College
Ed Schiller
Chateau Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notice
The Chateau Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday April 5 at the home of Mrs Fred Woodward.
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Chateau Home Demonstration Club
Fred Woodward
TSAA Plans Chuckwagon Feed and Debate Event
The Treasure State Agricultural Assn schedules a Sunday 1:30 p.m. Chuckwagon Feed at the Legion hall followed by a 2:30 p.m. children’s movie at the Roxy Theatre. At 3:00 p.m. TSAA members debate the motion That the foreign aid program should not be abandoned with Pendroy unit debaters Wayne Walston Arnold Hanson Lorentz Lorentzon and Chateau unit debaters Ronald Ot ness and Mrs Charles Hanson representing Farmington.
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Treasure State Agricultural Ass’n
Legion Hall
Chateau
TSAA
Roxy Theatre
Pendroy
Wayne Walston
Conrad
Arnold Hanson
Lorentz Lorentzon
Rockport
Planning Committee Elects Officers and Sets Subcommittees
The Teton County Planning committee met at Chateau on Wednesday last week and elected James Crawford chairman Wayne Proff vice chairman and Raymond Kelly secretary They named chairmen for weed control taxes conservation marketing public relations farm and home development and a county rest home study committee The group advocates broader town and rural participation and plans three annual meetings Gene Heikes outlined weed control importance noting losses from weeds exceed livestock and plant disease losses in Montana for context
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Teton County
Choteau
Sheridan Erickson
Power
Wayne’ Proff
Dutton
H. W. Hodgskiss
Mike Horak
Collins
Merle Baldwin
Fairfield
William Soren
Pend
Rani
Gordon McOmber
Fairfield Boosters’ Club
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Planning Board
Gene Heikes
Extension Service
Montana
Heikes
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Teton County Rest Home
Gordon Monkman
State Board of Health
Monkman
Hill- Burton
Hill-Burton
National Library Week
Ish
Legion Meeting
Pondera
Lindseth and
Mrs
Louis Weresnmoe
Wren
Department of Commierce
Rocky Mountain
Falls
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