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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1973

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Easter Egg Hunt set for Saturday at Choteau Park

The annual Easter event for Choteau area children happens Saturday at 1 p.m. in the city park with four age zones and helpers from Scouts and the Chamber guiding families. Local businesses are asked to donate eggs, including candy eggs, as over 2000 eggs are planned.

Choteau Park Choteau Area Court House Chateau Boy Scouts Chateau Chamber of Commerce Gale Isakson Jim Fisher Walt Armstrong

1972 Moisture Returns Slightly Below Average At Choteau

The 1972 yearly rainfall at Choteau Airport totaled 10.21 inches, 1.24 inches below normal. Monthly readings ranged from a January 0.61 inch to a December 0.30 inch with multiple months well below average. Average annual temp was 42.9°F, down 0.6°, while June and August were notably warm.

Choteau Chateau

Dale Quast Named New Owner of Big Sky 66 Station

Dale Quast, formerly of Lone Pine California, leased the Big Sky 66 Service Station from Glen Stoudt effective Tuesday. Stoudt remains as Phillips 66 bulk dealer. Quast, from Menno South Dakota, moved to Choteau with his family seeking outdoor life and good schools. He is a Lions Club member and plans a grand opening get acquainted day after a Phillips Petroleum school in Denver.

Dale Quast Lone Pine Calif Glen Stoudt Stoudt Phillips 66 Quast Menno, S. D University of South Dakota At Vermillion U S. Army Korea California Choteau Aungst Hazel Steve Choteau High School Barbara Choteau i Lions Club Denver Colo Phillips Petroleum

Mrs. Mary Anderson Dies at Choteau

Mrs. Mary Anderson of Fairfield died Tuesday April 17 at Teton Memorial Hospital in Choteau. Funeral services under Zwerneman Mortuary will be held Friday at 2 pm at the United Church of Christ Congregational in Fairfield. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Margaret Olson of Fairfield and son Bill Anderson of Choteau.

Mary Anderson Fairfield Teton Memorial Hospital Choteau Zwerneman

Holy Week Services Announced By Rev James Gannon

Pastor James P Gannon of St Josephs Chateau releases Holy Week schedule. Holy Thursday mass at 730 pm includes washing of feet with apostles listed and nighttime adoration. Good Friday 1 pm liturgy followed by Living Stations. Holy Saturday 8 pm blessing rites and Easter Masses at 9 and 11. Easter music by junior choir and Robert McNeel. confessions Thursday Friday Saturday and Saturday afternoon. Processions and stations details include numerous servers and lectors across services.

James P. Gannon St. Joseph's Chateau Jim Alzheimer Tom Brown Jim Dellno Henry Helf Bill Hill Morris Larson Bill Leys Ray Lightner Harry Luinstra Leo Murphy Walter Scott Gerald Stokes Raymond Petrilli Robert McNeel Steve Brown Tony Brown Bob Kuster Joey Dellno Greg Alzheimer Danny Weigand George Weinert Craig Zwerneman Tony Sperle Kevin Jimmy Lightner Michael Leys Tim Alzheimer Joel Alzheimer Dan Alzheimer Pat Scott Wally Dhane Harold Dreyer Dave Hofeldt Jim Rathman Dave Rathman Kevin Lightner Jim Lightner Mike Leys Clay Crawford Tim, Joel Michael Larson James Crawford Thomas Brown John P. Weigand James Dellwo

All Star Keglers Prepare for Fairfield Bowls Next Thursday

Arvid Sundet of A and E Lanes lists probable starters for the All Star bowling match against Fairfield on Thursday April 26. The event features women and men teams chosen from top averages with matches at A and E Lanes starting 6 30 p m and then in Fairfield to decide the winners.

Fairfield All-Stars Arvid Sundet A & E Lanes Chateau Sundet Fairfield Betty Corey Anita Dellwo Rose Slanger Kay Sundet Virginia Nordhagen June Hamilton Gerry Smith Howard Truchot Dick Nordhagen Tom McCartney Alex Zier Jim Frieling Jim Dellwo Dick Page Grant Curtis al Tesch Don Hofeldt Barney Teenyes Bud White

Health Needs Meeting Set in Choteau April 24

Representatives of the North central Montana Health Planning Council will meet residents in the Choteau Library meeting room at 7 30 p m on Tuesday April 24 to discuss Teton County health needs and develop planning solutions. Dr J R Crabtree and James Humble of Choteau provide more information. Public invited.

Northcentral Montana Health Planning Council Choteau Teton County J. R. Crabtree James Humble

Stores to Close From 1 3 Friday

Chamber of Commerce President Jack Rogers announced that most Chateau stores plan to close from 1 to 3 p.m. this Friday April 20 in observance of Good Friday church services. The two hour closing will enable store personnel to attend the special church services. Stores will re open again at 3 p.m.

Chamber of Commerce Jack Rogers

Henry D Robison Funeral Services Held in Choteau

Funeral services for Henry D Robison 84 were held Tuesday April 17 at Banks Chapel Choteau with Rev Allen Adams officiating. Interment followed at Choteau Cemetery under Masonic Lodge direction. Robison died Saturday April 14 at Teton Memorial Hospital after about a year of ill health. born October 13 1888 in Elma Iowa he moved to Chateau in 1909 to start Teton County Abstract Co. and later sold in 1959. He married Alice Austin in 1943 and served as Chateau mayor 1945 to 1949. he belonged to Masonic Lodge No 44 AF&AM Royal Arch Masons Chapter 25 and Knights Templar Bethany Commandery No 19.

Henry D Robison Banks Chapel Choteau Allen Adams Masonic Lodge A. J. Timmerman Tom Moore James Denison Arvid Sunder Charles Willard Duane Jolly Gordon Monkman George Coffey Ted Halvorson Henry Cottle D. P. Fabrick Joe White William Irwin I. G. Lestrud Jack Austin Jim Sulgrove Marge Hanusa Gale Isakson Robison Teton Memorial Hospital Elma Iowa Chateau Teton County Abstract Company James Tom McCartney Alice Austin Af&am Teton Royal Arch Masons Bethany Commandery Knights Templar

Bertha Albright Services Held at Dutton Methodist Church

Funeral services for Bertha Albright were conducted April 16 at the Dutton Methodist Church with Rev. Louis Pratt officiating. Interment followed in Dutton Cemetery. Born Sept 6 1884 in Bucks Switzerland, she immigrated to the US in 1914 and married Theodore Albright in 1916.

Dutton Methodist Church Bertha Albright Teton Chateau Louis Pratt Zwerneman Mortuary Eugene Johnson Walter Johnson Donald Johnson Phillip Johnson Val Johnson Ricky Johnson Dutton Cemetery Jayne Clotfelter JoAnn Samuelson Cheryl Elser Glenda Calif Switzerland

Civil Defense Seminar Attended by Local Officials

George Anderson and Roy Goodell of Teton County completed an advanced Emergency Preparedness seminar. Conducted by the Montana Civil Defense Office and sponsored by the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency, the program aimed to deepen disaster readiness for peacetime and nuclear attack, stressing local government support for national defense.

George Anderson Teton County United States

Missionary to Speak at Local Church Potluck

United Methodist Church hosts a luncheon with Cora E. Mason a United Methodist missionary and seven year librarian at Hawa bagh Women’s College Jabalpur India speaking at 12 o clock on Thursday April 26. Members urged to attend and guests welcome.

Cora E. Mason United Methodist Hawabagh Women’s College Jabalpur India United Methodist Church

Chateau Musicians Qualify For State Music Meet In May

Forty Choteau High School students will enter the State Music Festival in Great Falls May 4 and 5 after 53 participants earned I Superior or I Excellent ratings at the District Music Festival in Great Falls. Selected seniors include Jolene Isakson Holly Adams Robert Peebles and Tim Engberg among others. All-State Chorus participants were Jolene Isakson Holly Adams Robert Peebles Dean Brumberger and Tim Engberg.

Chateau Choteau High School Great Falls Uals Robin Larson Carol Jo Allen Tim Engberg Randy Jenson Dean Brumberger Robert Peebles Jim Rathman Morey Foster Tim Alzheimer Chuck Nauck David Hansen Robert Jenson Lee McCauley Ralph LaRance Corrine Baker Rosalie Richert Donna Groth Vicki Perkins Jean Debbie Denison Jenna Arnold Nancy Thompson Jolene Isakson Carolyn Swanson Holly Adams Jerri Lee Barrett Toni Maltby John Jenson Chris Oertel Terri Jenson Judy Connole Tracy Maltby J. C. Yarde Tom Clarke Karen Hitchcock Deborah Noyd Verna Bremer Dick Dale John Breen Tom Maltby Michael Thronson Karen Allen Marvin Baker Robert Reiding Janet Crabtree Richard Allen Margaret Wearley Jacquie Ferris Janet Dale Bonnie Barrett Winnie Morey Jeanne Kretschman

Trout Favored Over Pike in Pishkun Lake Petition

Pete Howard reports over 100 replies on whether Pishkun reservoir should be a trout lake with about 105 responses unanimously opposing pike. The petitioners plan wider outreach via the Great Falls Tribune and aim to present results to the Fish and Game Commission in Helena.

Pete Howard Pishkun Reservoir Howard Fish and Game Commission Helena Chateau Fairfield Fort Shaw Great Falls Babb Dutton Conrad Pishkun

Mrs Reynolds Runner Up In Toastmistress Contest

Mrs Reynolds took second place as first runner up in the Toastmistress Council No 2 Speech Contest held in Havre on April 14. Jane Campbell won first place. council officers for 1973 74 were installed. Delegates from the Chateau Club included Mrs Darwin Crane and Mrs Ralph Paulus who also served as teller.

Lloyd Reynolds Havre Jane Campbell Cut Bank Club Gerald Stokes Reynolds Chateau Club Darwin Crane Ralph Paulus Montana Lethbridge Alberta Canada Robert Zion Chateau Bert Goodman Augusta Helena Zion Robert McDonald

Singles Tournament Ends Saturday At A and K Lanes

The Nine Line Singles bowling event concludes this Friday and Saturday at A and K Lanes. Easter Sunday closure noted. Leaders after two weekends: Kim Mills 1829 pins, Chuck Howell 1808, Willard Martin 1803. Top 10 includes Stu Lewis 1800, Jack Stower 1791, Nels Hemstad 1770, John Nesbit 1763, Dennis Maurer 1759, Tio Pacheco 1734, Hub Maurer 1731. Entry remains open at the lanes.

Kim Mills Fairfield Chuck Howell Shelby Willard Martin Conrad Stu Lewis Milk River Jack Stower Nels Hemstad Dutton John Nesbit Chateau Dennis Maurer Tio Pacheco Helena Hub Maurer

Jaycee Jayceen Installation Banquet Planned This Saturday

Bill Holter of the State Republican Central Committee will give the main address at the joint Chateau Jaycees and Jayceens installation. The program begins with a 5 pm cocktail hour at the Legion, followed by a 6:30 pm banquet, awards, and a dance at the Moose Hall. Tickets are available from Jaycee members.

Bill Holter State Republican Central Committee Bud White Legion Holter Moose Hall

Sunrise Services Set at Priest Butte Easter Morning

Non-denominational sunrise services are planned Sunday at 5 30 a m on Priest Butte south of Chateau weather permitting the gathering will move to the Methodist Church basement for a breakfast afterward Luther League and United Methodist Youth Fellowship sponsor the event

Priest Butte Chateau Methodist Church Luther League United Methodist Youth Fellowship

Texaco Station Change of Ownership in Chateau

Don Parr becomes new owner of the Texaco Service Station in Chateau, taking over from Ron and Bob Swortzel who ran it for five years. Parr comes from Conrad where he worked as a parts man, is a Walier native, Army veteran and helicopter mechanic, and recently completed Texaco Retail Training in Spokane. The Swortzels congratulate patrons and a grand opening is planned soon.

Bob Swortzel Texaco Ron Don Parr Chateau Conrad Parr Walier Fort Carson Colo Spokane Wash Linda Swortzels Bob Dunckel Bozeman Mountain Supply

Falls Firm Wins City Water Line Project Bid

Falls Construction was the low bidder at 13000 dollars for excavation of 2000 feet from the new city well to the water main at 9th Ave NW and 10th Street. Ramaker Construction of Chateau bid 16950 dollars. A 1400 foot line along 7th Avenue is included. Council approves a Special Improvement District for a sewer line in Cowgill Addition.

Falls Construction Great Falls New City 9Th Ave. N.W 10Th Street Ramaker Construction Chateau 7Th Avenue Cowgill Addition Bob Clark Hazletts Alfred Heckerman Jackson’s Gib Monkman Dan Mayson Herb Owens

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Big Sky James Gannon Eeemecsasee Aenengene Setetaecease Sun Eaneenceanes Sat Steeenteoees Matson Mon Henry Robison Henry D. Robison Bertha. Albright Anderson, Goodell Montana Historical Society Rada Terrie Jenson Karen Kuster A & K Lanes Jaycee Jayceen Falls Bob Pourroy Cowgill Adrian Dargan Bob Flesch Rodeo Grounds Murphy State Highway Commission Hamilton Stan Kimmel Ray Anderson
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