Bowling League Scores and Highs From Choteau Leagues
Sunday night mixed league standings show Choteau Drug top with 2,064 series and a 729 game as high team marks. Individual leaders include Ted Saylor with a 531 series and 214 game, Barbara Murr 161 high woman game, and Ted Saylor and J Jarosimek among top series. Other leagues report similar tallies for Friday and Monday sessions with scores for teams such as Zion Construction Dutton Machinery and M&R Motors plus notable high games and 500 Club members.
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Choteau Garage Olds
Anderson Chevrolet
Malott’s Body Shop
Curtis & Son
General Mills
Obernolte Standard
Choteau Texaco
Choteau Bakery
Dutton Farmers Merc
Choteau Drug
Choteau
Barbara Murr
Ted Saylor
J. Jarosimek
Chateau Drug
Chuck Buley
Chick Sulgrove
Lloyd DeBruycker
Grant Cur
Zion Construction
Dutton Machinery
Busiweiser
Oberwolte Furniture
Biot
Halvorsons Gift Shop
Betty Corey
B. Toenyes
M & R Motors
Coca Cola
Choteau Floral
Obernolte Furniture
A. Truchot
B. George
M & A Motors
Knudtzon Laumber
Rexall Drug
Chateau Fly
Gamble
Chateau Club
Texaco Service
Hanusa Agency
Standard Oil Art’s Service
Cere
Ted’s Drive Inn
Legion
W.I
Gamble Store
A. Sunder
A. Anderson
Acinedas
Log Cabin Drive Inn
C. Schroeder
A. Hensley
Montana Power
Dutton Merchants
Moose
Chateau Oil Hansen Dairy
Dutton Boosters Legion
Ser
Great Falls Select
Tesch Sales & Service
Woodward Electric
Cheethams Ee
Legion Auxiliary News Spots October Meeting Highlights
The American Legion Auxiliary district president Mrs. Eugene Roberts visited Unit 8 Vaughn for the October meeting. She urged stronger membership and support for Girls State and child welfare. Reports from committee chairs and notes from the district convention in Great Falls were shared. Special October days were observed, including Columbus Day with remarks on Columbus and notable October presidents Eisenhower Theodore Roosevelt and historical ties to the TL ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Eugene Roberts
Vaughn
D.O Moulton
Roberts
Great Falls
George Higgins
D. O. Moulton
Rex Peterson
Paul Kropp
Columbus
Eisenhower
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Gordon Monkman
Roosevelt
Chateau
Russell Harrison
Harrison
Montana Stockmen's Association notes and United Nations day events
Members of the Montana Stockmen's Association discuss Theodore Roosevelt and United Nations Day observations. The meeting covers the Girls Vocational School project in Helena Valley, replacing the Industrial School Project, with possible continued adoptions. Dues remain unchanged. Honduras is the Pan American study focus. A book on scholarships is in the high school.
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Rollie Ferris
Montana Stockmen’s Association
Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
United Nations
Hellen Morrow
Helena Valley
Honduras
United States
Collins Boosters 4-H elect officers and plan safety tour
The Collins Booster 4-H Club elected Norma Fitzgerald as president, Ronnie Fitzgerald as vice president, Buddy Peterson as secretary-treasurer, Loretta Tomsha and Mary Kay Weikert as song leaders, and Dick Trebesch and Frances Banis for recreation. A safety tour was conducted September 28 to assess hazards from the first tour, with a harvest supper to feature popcorn balls. The Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club held its achievement day at Power school gym on October 21 at 2 pm with Owen Loftsgaarden opening, Shirley leading the pledges, Wilma on piano, Eva n and Janet presenting demonstrations, and Wilma showing how to make a cherry pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Booster
Charles Horak
Happy Go Lucky
Power School
Owen Loftsgaarden
Shirley
Wilma
4-H Dress Revue Captures County Projects
Eva served as narrator for the 4-H dress revue where every member with a clothing project participated. Ray Kelly and Mrs Collins, county agents, attended achievement day and Kelly spoke on 4-H work. Dorothy Toeckes, local 4-H leader, awarded each finishing member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Reorganization Meeting Planned for October
A note from Wilma Grossman describes a hot lunch room serving pia a la mode and coffee by four to seven girls and sets a date for the reorganiz ation meeting in October.
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Pia
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P. Huidekoper
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Abbott Implement
Chateau Electric
Dean’s Carter
Hensley’s Motel
R. Tru‘chot
H. Vance
Teo Rent Call
Carl Larson
Texaco Tips
By Floyd
Deke
Chateau Texaco Service
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Bert Lancaster
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Jack Carson
Gail Russell
Elaime Stewart
Gordon Haiberg, M. D
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America
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Rey
Venice
Taylor Motor Company
Acantha
Mrs
Ben Chalmers
4-H Club
Mr Tays
Moose Hall
Rhythmaires
Ironrite Inc
Penny
Wilma Grossman
J. S. Payne
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Crary Building
Larson
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Fairfield
Freeman
ATLAS
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ZEREX
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Harry
Bill Obernolte
Standard Service
Siegler
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