Choteau Chamber Plans Santa Visit Movie Event
The Choteau Chamber hosts a free 2:30 Saturday film at the Roxy Theatre featuring The Patsy with Jerry Lewis, followed by Santa gifts. Afterward Santa will visit Chateau stores as lights and decor welcome shoppers, with stores staying open late to aid last minute holiday buying.
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Chateau Bulldogs Split With Cut Bank and Conrad in Conference Start
The Chateau Bulldogs split two conference games over the weekend losing 53 51 to Cut Bank and 61 43 to Fairfield. Key scorers included Ray Smith Rudy Ameline Dave Hartman Ed Jensen Steve Snyder and John Camden as the team heads to Browning for the Browning Invitational.
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Superintendent Ed Schiller resigns from Choteau High
Supt Ed Schiller submitted his resignation to the Choteau School Board during the monthly meeting. His contract runs to June with renewal in January and he will assist the transition to a new administrator. The board plans to start accepting applications and hopes to hire while he remains available. Also announced: painting of the gymnasium interiors will continue to finish remaining surfaces.
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Baptists to Hold Christmas Program at Chateau Church
A Christmas program and film titled Teenage Christmas will be shown at Chateau Baptist Church this Sunday night at 7 30 p m. The film follows young people as they seek the true meaning of the season amid Christmas rush and commercialism. The public is invited to attend.
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Drummond Family Returns for Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Drummond and daughter Jennifer arrived home last Thursday to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Banks and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Corbett. Drummond attends the University of Chicago.
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Choteau High Choir to Broadcast Holiday Programs
The Choteau High School choir groups will broadcast on KSEN radio at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday December 24 and will be televised on KRTV Christmas Day at 2 p.m. The ensembles include Boys, Girls and Modern Choirs.
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Teton Pass Ski Run to Operate Daily During Holiday Season
Teton Pass Ski Run will open daily from Saturday through January 1 with 10 am to 4 30 pm operation and later hours on some days. Seventeen described facilities include a new Poma lift, Mighty Mite tow, ski shop, rentals, and on site lunch counter managed by Don Passmore and the Reidings.
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City Council Chooses Orville Alfson Public Works Chief
The City of Choteau names Orville Alfson as Public Works Superintendent with a six month probation. Alfson, currently at Vita Rich Dairy, will start once released. The council also hired Dan Mayson briefly before declining the post and approved a consulting contract with Thomas Dean and Hoskins to draft Division Street widening plans near the Methodist Church.
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Nativity themes urge personal rebirth on Christmas
A Christmas sermon from St. Joseph's Catholic Church urges believers to accept a second birth this season, viewing the Nativity as a personal renewal. It recalls Bethlehem prophecies, the divine and human nature of Christ, and the gift of salvation for a sinning world.
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Christmas Faith Message From Chateau Acantha
A church seasonal message reflects on Christmas hope amid a troubled world. The text contrasts Christmas light with missiles and space, praising Bethlehem over modern tech and stressing that God speaks through a child and entrusts his work to common people. Church Management Dec. 60. Don Ian Smith
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Promise Fulfilled on Christmas Hope in Christ
Pastor Marlow Engberg reflects on the first Christmas as God keeping promises through Jesus Christ. Faithfulness gives believers hope to endure disappointments and find joy in God’s love, blessings, and the Savior’s birthday celebration.
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Remarkable Birth Foretold in Isaiah for Jesus
The article recalls the prophecy of Isaiah 9 6 about a child born and named Wonderful Counsellor The mighty God The everlasting Father The Prince of Peace It claims Jesus’ birth fulfills a centuries long prophecy and notes its historic significance.
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Sincerest Greetings This Christmastide
Christmas message from the Choteau Ward Bishopric urges keeping faith and brotherliness at the season. It emphasizes God’s plan of immortality, peace on earth, and goodwill toward all, hoping families and friends share a memorable Christmas and a happy new year.
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