Nixon signs year around daylight saving time into law
President Nixon signed a bill making daylight saving time year round for two years starting January 6, with clocks moving ahead at 2 am. The measure could save an estimated 150,000 barrels of oil daily and may cut electricity and heating demand by up to 3 percent, especially in the north. An executive order sets up review for regional time-zone exceptions and broader energy legislation faces swift congressional action before Christmas recess.
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Marvin Baker Hurt In Gun Accident
Marvin Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker, was wounded in a hunting mishap when a .22 pistol discharged in its holster. A Kalispell doctor treated him before he was sent to Teton Memorial Hospital. He returned to Choteau High as a junior by Monday.
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Mrs Rundquist Dies In Auto Accident Near Big Sandy
Mrs Ernest Rundquist, 64, of Augusta was killed Monday afternoon in a one car wreck on an icy hill nine miles north of Big Sandy on U S 87. Her husband was hospitalized and listed in satisfactory condition at Big Sandy Medical Center. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at Augusta Community Church with Rev Ed Ferguson officiating.
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Ed Ferguson
Bowling Tourney Leaders Named At A and E Lanes
Leaders among the men handicap division were announced by Arvid Sunder as the A and E Lanes tournament enters its second week. Top teams after the opening weekend were Shelby Bowling Center with 2966 and Grain Growers of Chateau with 2850. Singles leaders include Pat Stenerson Conrad 1325, Ray Callaghan Conrad 1301, Buzz Zorn Chester 1207, Chuck Howell Shelby 1201, Tom Gardipee Shelby 1199, and Stew Lewis Milk River Alberta 1179.
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Girl Scouts Plan Carol Sing Along Tonight
All Girl Scouts former Girl Scouts and leaders are asked to meet at 7 p.m. on the corner of Isakson for a Sing a Long. The event invites the whole community to attend and hear the caroling.
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High School Choir to Appear on TV on Christmas Eve
The Chateau High School choir directed by Lloyd Reynolds will perform on KRTV Channel 3 Christmas Eve. The program starts at 10:30 p.m. and is sponsored by Citizens State Bank.
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Christmas Message From St. Joseph's Parish
The parish shares a Christmas meditation praising Jesus Christ as God and Savior. Father James P. Gannon urges renewal through inviting the Lord into hearts and homes, wishing good friends and neighbors a holy, happy Christmas.
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Vehicle Tab Sale To Start Jan 2
Teton County Treasurer Connie Kuster announced vehicle license tabs go on sale January 2. New plates were issued last year with the plan to place tabs on the 1973 plates in 1974. She urged early purchases to avoid last minute rush and office hardship.
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Connie Kuster
Holiday Publishing Shifts For Chateau Acantha
The Chateau Acantha will publish the next two issues on Thursday instead of Wednesday due to Christmas and New Year holidays. All news and ads should be in by Monday if at all possible for these two issues.
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Choteau Council Starts Camping Area Talks in Park
The Choteau City Council opened a series of three meetings to discuss the park camping area. Attendees included Bert and Rick Corey who spoke for the Chateau KOA Kampgrounds. The council plans invites for the Park Board and Chamber of Commerce to share views and decide whether to keep the camping area or charge an overnight fee.
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Bert Corey
Chateau Koa Kampgrounds
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Rick Corey
Ray Anderson
Oscar Ekstrom
Free Matinee and Santa Visit Draw Roxy Theatre Crowd
A large crowd is expected Saturday at the Roxy Theatre for a free 2 PM matinee sponsored by Citizens State Bank and organized with the Chamber of Commerce. About 400 to 500 children will attend. Santa will visit after the show to distribute treats. Evening shopping hours extend in Chateau with stores staying open until 9 PM Wednesday through Friday, a long-standing Chamber service amid the Christmas rush.
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Special Services Set by Lutherans
Trinity Lutheran Church announces two Christmas services. Christmas Eve 9 30 pm features a Candle light service led by teens and college youth with candles for the light of Christ. Christmas Day 10 30 am offers song and praise in a light joyful service open to all.
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Christmas Cantata Set At Catholic Church
The Christmas Cantata The Dawn of Christmas directed by Lloyd Reynolds will be performed at the 9 am Mass on Sunday Dec 23 at the Catholic Church. Soloists include Mrs Bill Patton Mrs Dale Depner Mrs Ray Van Wichen and Mrs Terry Cabarelt with choir from Chateau churches. Mrs Helen Ballantyne will be organist. Public invited. performance begins at 9 30 am.
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Bill Patton
Dale Depner
Ray van Wichen
Terry Cabarelt
Chateau
Helen Ballantyne
Christmas Eve and Day Masses at St Josephs Parish
The Catholic parish announces a Christmas schedule led by Father James P Gannon and Father Eugene Pierre S J with a Midnight Mass and sermons The 9 and 11 o clock Christmas Day Masses are staffed by multiple lay servers Grade school servers will be candlebearers A special music program and parish organists are noted Confessions on Christmas Eve run 3 4 and 7 9 with appointment options.
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Eugene Pierre
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Dan Alzheimer
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David Rathman
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Pat Scott
Joey Dellno
Bob Kuster
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Tammie Lightner
Shawn
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Andrew Campbell
Tom Brown
James Crawford
Boundaries Set For Snowmobiling In National Forest
District Ranger Bob Richmond announced snowmobiling is banned on the road from Teton Pass east to the national forest boundary. Snowmobiles may travel from Teton Pass west toward the West Fork, and users are asked to avoid the Teton Pass parking lot. He notes strong weekend use with over 30 units in operation and urges precautions to prevent accidents.
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West Fork
Emergency Medical Council to Meet in Teton County
The Emergency Medical Council will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday December 26 at 7 30 p m at Teton Memorial Hospital. For information contact Dr M A Johnson Mrs George Anderson or Paul Kolstein Fairfield.
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Teton County
The Child From Bethlehem in Luke’s Gospel
A reflection on the Bethlehem child known as the Son of Man and Son of God. The piece cites Simeon’s remark that this child is set for the fall and rise of many, hinting at a destiny shaping history. Continued on Page 5.
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No room for Christ in the manger and today
A meditation on the Christmas story, contrasting the lack of room for Jesus at Bethlehem with modern Christ followers who replace Him with other concerns. It argues true Christlike living requires denying self, embracing scorn, and keeping Christ as the highest, essential hope beyond worldly honors.
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The Christmas Gift Custom in Scripture and Spirit
The article discusses the origin of gift giving at Christmas, citing biblical examples from Matthew and John and Paul’s Advice to Ephesus. It reflects on how God’s generosity inspires human charity toward others, including strangers, consistent with Jesus teaching that it is more blessed to give than to receive.
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Blood Drawing Date Scheduled
Blood drawing set for Friday December 28 from 2 to 6 pm in the pavilion. Rainbow Girls offer free babysitting for donors with children. The drive seeks 65 pints with support from regular and first time donors. 17 year olds need parental consent slips available from Mrs. Curtis.
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Grant Curtis
Henry Smith Elected To ASC Committee
Henry W. Smith a noted Teton farmer and rancher was named to the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASC committee by delegates at the Dec 14 ASC county convention in the Teton County ASCS office. Richard Dauwalder and Grant Curtis were elected first and second alternates, both farmers in the Bole community. The county committee oversees local administration of farm programs and terms begin January 1.
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Teton
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Teton County
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Richard Dauwalder
Grant Curtis
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Bole
Emmanuel United Methodist Church Song Invitation
A child friendly hymn like address at Emmanuel United Methodist Church invites listeners to chant the name Emmanuel. The piece frames light overcoming darkness and presents Emmanuel as a great word and a sign of God with us.
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