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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1970

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Commissioner Ball Holds Firm on Hospital Sprinkler Mandate

Residents pressuring for relief from a sprinkler requirement at Teton Memorial hospital learn through a form letter from Commissioner Robert Ball that Medicare and Life Safety Code standards mandate automatic sprinklers in wood frame facilities. Ball notes cost barriers, cites five Montana sprinkler firms ready to install, and foresees no policy reversal though fund-raising continues. local donors have approached $2,000 with deeper community effort needed.

Robert Ball Department of Health, Education and Welfare Teton Memorial Hospital Ball Social Security Administration National Fire Protection Association Teton Memorial Medicare Montana State Health Department Lee Metcalf Thomas M. Tierney The Bureau of Health Insurance Montana Denver Health Insurance

Skyline Lodge Retirement Center plans begin with April start

D P Fabrick, chairman of Skyline Lodge Board, says funds are available for Cha teau project and construction could start April 30 1971, pending completion of preliminary steps by April 28 to avoid loss of funds. The board emphasizes plans, mortgage proceedings, and contracts alongside resident applicants and donors.

D. P. Fabrick Skyline Lodge Chateau Fabrick

Forest Snowmobile Boundaries Explained By District Ranger

Teton District Ranger Bob Richmond explains snowmobile rules on the forest roads. Snowmobiling on the South Fork Teton Road inside the forest boundary is allowed only where the road is impassable for wheeled vehicles. The North Fork Teton Road from the forest boundary to Teton Pass Ski Area is closed at all times. Snowmobiles may use the North Fork segment from Teton Pass to West Fork if the road is impassable to wheeled vehicles.

South Fork Teton Road Forest Boundary Teton District Bob Richmond North Fork Teton Road Teton Pass West Fork Ranger Station Richmond

Legion to Sponsor New Year’s Party

Legion commander Jack Reiding of the American Legion C. James Smith Post in Chateau announced a public New Year’s Eve party. A family dinner will run 6 to 8 30 p.m. with prices 1 75 for adults 75 cents for children under 12 and a family cap of 6 dollars. A dance in the lower hall follows at 9 p.m. The event fills the gap left by the Firemen’s Ball, which moved to October this year.

Jack Reiding American Legion Reiding Legion

Restore Christ's Birthday This Holy Christmas Message

Father James P. Gannon of St. Joseph's Catholic Church urges Christians to reclaim Christmas as a holy day. He calls for spiritual renewal, acts of kindness, and daily devotion rather than commercial focus or mere celebration.

Christ Santa Claus Rudolph Charlie Brown Father James P. Gannon St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Dutton Girl Wins Montana Title in NJHA Horticulture

Michelle Horak of Dutton, Montana, was named the states winner in the National Junior Horticultural Association experimental horticulture project. The 17 year old 4-H senior raised strawberries in a self determined project and previously was Western Region winner last year.

Michelle Horak Dutton Montana National Junior Horticultural Association Orville McCarver Montana State University Bozeman Miss Horak Mike Horak Chicago Dutton High School North Dakota

A Saviour Is Born

The article reflects on the birth of Jesus Christ as foreordained by prophecy. It cites Isaiah 9 6 7 Micah 5 2 and emphasizes the dual nature of Christ as both human and divine, born in Bethlehem and celebrated by angels.

Jesus Micah Bethlehem Ephratah Judah Israel Bethlehem God

Chateau Public Library Announces New Hours

The Chateau Public Library in the new building’s meeting rooms will open longer each week. Hours are Monday 1 30 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 p m Tuesday 1 30 to 5 30 p m Wednesday Noon to 5 30 p m Thursday 1 30 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 p m Friday Closed Saturday 10 to Noon and 1 to 4 p m.

Chateau Public Library Barbara Sherman

Free Movie Draws Hundreds of Choteau Kids

Nearly 500 children packed the Roxy Theatre in Choteau for a free Saturday matinee sponsored by Citizens State Bank. Santa arrived with helpers arranged by the Chamber of Commerce to hand out treats as the youngsters departed.

Choteau Area Roxy Theatre Citizens State Bank Santa Choteau

Bowlers Win 778 in A K Men s Tourney

The 14th annual A and K Lanes bowling tournament awarded 778 in prize money. John Toenyes topped singles with 100, Dennis Murphy and Ralph Woxsen led other events, and Furious Five of Great Falls won 120 in team competition.

A & K Lanes John Toenyes Dennis Murphy Great Falls Ralph Woxsen Don White Browning Lawrence Truchot Gary Henderson Ted Miller Ted Williamson Les Emmerson Fairfield Virgil Edwards Silver Spur Chateau Kim Millis

Christmas and Fragile Things

A reflective verse about fragility and longing during the holiday season. The speaker notes thin feelings and worn rituals as wishes linger unmet, bells ring in many forms, and the heart wrestles with whether to wish again amid disappointment and fatigue.

Santa

Legislature Talk With Chateau City Council

State Senator John Lyon met with Mayor Jim Dellno and the Chateau City Councilto discuss upcoming legislation affecting towns and cities. The meeting covered enforcement of a no-idle ordinance near the post office, safety concerns about extension cords, a possible water leak at a storage tank, and a $720 payment for excavating a new landfill pit.

John Lyon Shelby Jim Dellno Chateau Lyon District 20 Nels Hemstad Tricity City Works Slim Alison Dellno Alfson Alison Eldon Cook Dellwo Lee Zwerneman Lloyd Reynolds Caroliers

Beauty Shop Brings Pampering to Teton Nursing Home

Female residents at Teton Nursing Home now receive hair services in a converted storeroom beauty room. Lil Schumacher of Lil's Beauty Shop donates Mondays, first day on December 14 served 12 residents. Donations funded the sink, hydraulic chairs, plumbing, and chairs, with many local individuals and businesses contributing.

Teton Nursing Home Lil Schumacher Lil's Beauty Shop Nursing Home Chateau Milan Dittus Frances Timmerman George Coffey Carl Malone James Robison Ted Halvorson Henry Robison Dick Fabrick Ruby Clark Yellowstone Beauty Supply of Billings Kathryn Larson

Peace and Joy Mark the Christmas Season

The piece reflects on Christmas as a source of happiness and goodwill despite winter gloom. It links peace to biblical meanings, notes the shepherds message of fear not, and highlights Bethlehem as the house of bread and Jerusalem as the abode of peace, urging deeper meaning this season.

Jerusalem Bethlehem the Redeemer

Merchants Announce Christmas Closing

Local stores ask customers to pick up packages today before 4 p.m. as most shops close for Christmas Eve. Many merchants plan to remain closed the day after Christmas and during New Year weekend to extend the holiday.

Trap Shoot Slated by Teton County Sportsmen Association

The Teton County Sportsmen's Association sponsors a ham and turkey trap shoot on Sunday December 27 starting at 1 pm. The event takes place about one mile east of Chateau and a half mile north of the Dutton highway, with a heated building on the grounds for warmth.

Teton County Sportsmen's Association Chateau Dutton Highway

Christmas Free Gift Without a Price Tag

Pastor Marlow N. Engberg urges readers to see Christmas as a divine free gift from God rather than a season driven by economy and price tags. He cites Luke’s prophecy of salvation and forgiveness, stressing God’s tender mercy given daily without cost.

Marlow N. Engberg Trinity Lutheran Church

Vehicle License Sales Begin Jan. 4 at County Court House

Vehicle licenses go on sale Monday Jan. 4 at the Teton County court house per County Treasurer Marie Stenson. Owners will keep 1970 plates and receive decals for 1971. Decals must be on all vehicles by Feb. 15 and owners are urged not to wait for last minute lines.

Teton County Court House Marie Stenson Stenson

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