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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
1
City election outcome in doubt amid irregularities as voters from outside the city cast ballots. Ward I alderman race ended tied between Wes Cherry and Tony Jaconetty. Mayor Jim Hamilton broke the deadlock by appointing Jaconetty, with rumors of a potential contest.
Lloyd A Swanger Supervisory Forester on the Newport Ranger District Colville National Forest Newport Washington has accepted the post of District Ranger on the Teton Ranger District Lewis and Clark National Forest at Choteau He will move to Choteau June 1 Swanger succeeds Robert M Richmond promoted to Custer National Forest He is a 1959 Washington State University forestry graduate and served in Korea 1952 55 with a long career in the Forest Service through 1978 when the Newport District was formed
The Choteau Jaycees and Jayceens plan their annual combined installation banquet Saturday April 19 at the Choteau Country Club. U S Jaycee Director Gary Mercer of Shelby will speak and seek state Jaycee presidency. Local officers will be installed after dinner with dancing by the Ed Teenges orchestra.
The Chateau Baseball Commission announces the annual meeting on Friday April 18 at 7 30 in the Jaycee Hall. Election of one commissioner will be held. Current commissioners are Jim Spinder Jay Dunckel Allan Clarke Roger Swanson and Charles Fellows. Coaches for Little League and Pee Wee teams are urged to attend.
The Carroll College Carrolleers will give a public concert on Saturday April 19 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau auditorium. Director Joseph Munzenrider notes the venue as one of the state’s best while former Chateau students Holly Adams and David Hansen sing with the group. High school students will serve a 50 cent dinner to benefit the music department. Lloyd Reynolds the Choteau High School music director urges strong community support.
Ramaker Construction owner Jim Ramaker cited his second lowest bid and State Public Contractor's License as the only bona fide bid. The council had rejected all bids after disclosing the low bid failed license proof, planning a fresh call for bids for digging and daily covering.
International 4-H Youth Exchange delegate Warren Neyenhuis from Pondera County will visit Teton County April 21 22 to discuss world peace and rural life. Appearances include Greenfield School Fairfield Grade School Collins Extension Homemaker Club Bynum School and Choteau CYO group with times in the schedule.
A basketball banquet is scheduled for Thursday April 24 at 6 30 p m in the Chateau pavilion for the high school girls and boys teams. Faculty cheerleaders parents and fans are invited to attend.
City crews worked into Saturday to clear streets after last week’s heavy snow. Richem Construction aided removal to prevent water problems during melt. County and State crews opened roads, Civil Defense cleared Dutton highway for EMS to Teton Memorial Hospital. Roads reopened as travel resumed. Ranchers faced access issues for cattle and some cattle went hungry briefly.
Thirty six Choteau High School students earned the right to perform in the State Music Festival after superior ratings at the district festival in Great Falls. The State Festival will be held in Havre on May 2 and 3. Participants include Double Octet Kelly Guthrie Vicki Perkins Rosemarie Storm.
Snowstorms force postponements of Kiwanis dinner and dance Pendrey Community dinner Mother Daughter banquet and Local Government Study Commission meeting re schedules May 8 April 27 and May 1 dates. Local musicians and ensembles receive ratings while CHS director remarks on weather impact and mail delays affect Chateau edition delivery.
Chateau High School announces the honor roll for the third nine weeks. Seniors listed include Karen Allen Rosalie Bouma Jeanine Ferris Donna Groth Karen Hitchcock Donna Hodgskiss Margie Hodgskiss Karen Kuster Robin Larson Winnie Morey Charles Nauck JoAnn Nordhagen Chris Oertel Art Pearson Steve Quast Jeanne Rada Jim Rathman Shirley Rice Ramona Sherman Kathy Tangen Cathy Wilson. Juniors appear with Dan Alzheimer Charlene Barker Mike Bruce Fern Carlson Tom Clarke Gary Dale Carlene Hanson John Jensen Shaun Kelly Richard Nordhagen Dave Rathman Lorilyn Styren Pam Vigen Denise Weinert. Sophomores include Mike Arensmeyer Scott Corey Jeannie Delino Craig Ekegren Dennis Findorff Steve Hinman Bonnie Hodgskiss Jacque Jensen Tim Jensen Pat Kelly Susie Linville Karen Morris Russell Nelson Dru Nordhagen Ellen Palmer Rocky Perkins Gene Petrilli Mary Rathman Roberta Sherman Marie Snodgrass Laura Stott Keith Van Setten Rod Voth. Freshmen are Marc Baker Sondra Baker Brenda Baumgartner Kaylee Bryant Sandra Johnson Jane McFarlane Robert Nordhagen Ken Spinder April Stott Jack Stott Sherry Stott Kim Swenson Lorinda Walker. Denotes 4.00.
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