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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1969

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Firemen's Ball to Ring In New Year at Chateau Hall

Chateau fire department chief Art Anderson announced the annual Firemen's New Year’s Eve Ball will be held next Wednesday night at the Masonic hall with the Rhythmaires providing music. Proceeds fund department equipment and help keep the public safe. tickets are $1.50 per couple, available from members or at the door. Anderson urged holiday fire safety and offered practical tips for artificial and real trees, lighting, and extinguishers.

Masonic Hall Art Anderson Chateau Rhythmaires Anderson Chief Anderson Pete Huidekoper Leo Pierre Dick Conklin Bob Scott Bill McCauley Barney McClue Enoch Stroh Don Hofeldt Milton van Auken Dick Nordhagen Grant Curtis Glen Yeager Jim Weinert Arvid Sander Bill Hoyt Jerry Wellington Bill Breen Gale Isakson Dick Dauwalder

Richardsons Sell Roxy To Warren Theatres

Warren Theatres Inc president Warren Gavin says he bought the Roxy Theatre in Chateau from Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Richardson who have run it since October 1958. He will take over January 1 with no immediate changes except a price tweak and plans to open six nights a week in February.

Warren Gavin Warren Theatres, Inc Dillon The Acantha Chateau Gilbert Richardson Gavin Roxy Richardson Warren Theatres Missoula Stevensville Sheridan

Results Named At 13th Annual Men's Handicap Bowling Tourney

Dick Hoyer Belt won first prize of 110 for a high six game series 1298 at A and E Lanes in the 13th annual tournament. Art Schmidt Fairfield placed second with 1268 and 90 dollars, Cal Southard Chateau third with 1262 and 75 dollars.

Dick Hoyer Belt A & E Lanes Art Schmidt Fairfield Cal Southard Chateau John Omsberg Cut Bank Pick Conrad Shannon's Dick's Troop Chateau Taylor Motor Corbett Angus Ron Leland Arvid Sander A & K Lanes Sunder

Western Montana star Ron Lehnerz earns All Frontier honors

Ron Lehnerz of Western Montana College at Dillon was ranked 14th in final NAIA rushing statistics. He carried 126 times for 621 yards and joined the All Frontier Conference team this season. Lehnerz previously played for the Chateau Bulldogs, averaging 124 yards per game and 4.6 yards per carry.

Ron Lehnerz Chateau National Association of Inter-collegiate Activities Lehnerz Western Montana College Dillon Lehnert Chateau Bulldogs

Fog and Ice Cause Multiple Accidents in Teton County

Highway Patrol reports seven accidents in four days from December 18 to 22 in Teton County due to fog and slick roads. Citations issued to drivers in several incidents. one fatal crash near the Dutton-Conrad highway left a four month old dead.

Teton County Richard Chase Chateau The Acantha Vaughn Power Chase Dreyer Jacobs Choteau U. S. 287 Harold L. Snodgrass Snodgrass Teton Memorial Hospital Norman Neighbors Donald Leech Belleview Road Charles Cortez Charles Durr Cortez Larry Stubbs Dutton Great Falls Stubbs Laura Kay Linn Larry Linn Conrad Charles Joslyn Linn Teton River Kamie Sue Linns Alice Mollerstrom Joslyn

Thieves break into ranch home near Dutton

A break-in at Adam F. Dahlman’s ranch home seven miles southeast of Dutton occurred between 6 p.m. and 1 a.m. A 23 inch color Sylvania TV, a Magnavox stereo, and two down jackets were stolen. Deputies say the thieves appeared familiar with the house and left no definite leads.

Adam F. Dahlman Dutton Teton County Albert Becker Acantha Becker Sylvania Television Sect

New License Plates Issued After Jan

The 1970 license plates will be shipped to counties from the motor vehicle registrar's office at Deer Lodge state prison. This is the first new plates issue since 1968. Royal blue numerals on a white state map outline. Kaiser Aluminum supplied 220000 pounds of aluminum for 1970 plates for 78980 dollars. 1969 plates must be replaced by February 15, 1970.

Deer Lodge Kaiser Aluminum Co Oakland Calif

Standish L H Funeral Monday In Chateau

Lyle Hayes Standish 70 died Friday at Teton Memorial Hospital. He was born August 21 1899 in Halsey Oregon and moved to Montana in 1916 settling in the Bole area. He served in the Montana House of Representatives for Teton County and held many Masonic and charity positions. He is survived by a brother and a sister. a brother preceded him in death. Funeral services were held Monday at the United Methodist Church in Chateau with burial in Chateau Cemetery.

Standish Halsey Ore Montana Bole House of Representatives Teton County Teton Red Cross Chateau Lodge No. 44 Af&am Royal Arch Masons Bethany Knights Templar Great Falls Robert Gronberg Ray Ballantyne Arthur Tesch John Robison R. A. Reiding Martin Gronberg Carl Larson D. B. Crane Chateau Cemetery Banks Funeral Home

Local Travelers to appear on two TV programs Monday

Mr and Mrs John Nauck Wendy Otness and Mark Hammer of Chateau and Walier will join a Sun River Electric Cooperative trip to Washington DC as outstanding young people. They will discuss aims slides and interview on Woman's World at 8 pm on KRTV Great Falls and Today In Montana at 10 am on KFBB Monday December 29.

John Nauck Wendy Otness Chateau Mark Hammer Walier Woman's World KRTV Great Falls Montana KFBB Sun River Electric Cooperative of Fairfield Washington, D.C Otness Hammer

Jaycees to Host Open House at Villager Building

The Chateau Jaycees with the Friends of the Library and Jaycee Library Committee sponsor an open house this Sunday December 28 at 10 am in the Villager building. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served and project questions answered as the group aims to raise funds toward a $13,500 goal amid a $22,000 sale offer from First National Bank of Great Falls that could be withdrawn after January 2.

Chateau Jaycees Friends of the Library Jaycee Library Committee Reg Wearley The Jaycees Wearley First National Bank of Great Falls

Best Decorators Win Cash Prizes in Chateau Contest

The Ray Ballantynes and the Jim Greenwoods won the Jaycee Christmas decoration contest in Chateau. Ballantynes earned 15 dollars for first prize and Greenwood 10 dollars for second. Greenwood received special consideration for decorating both home and business. Special mentions went to the Glen Stoudts, Bob Scotts, J. C. Salmonds, Mrs. Lu Miller, Ray Andersons, Walt Arensmeyers, Jim Arensmeyers, and the KOA Kampground.

Ray Ballantynes Jim Greenwoods Jaycee Chateau Jay O Dunckel Ballantynes Greenwoods Greenwood Dunckel Glen Stoudts Bob Scotts J. C. Salmonds Lu Miller Ray Andersons Walt Arensmeyers Jim Arensmeyers KOA Kampground

Christmas Message From Choteau Churches Sees Jesus Birth Foretold

A Choteau churches page carries a Christmas message highlighting Isaiah and Micah prophecies of the birth of Jesus Christ. It notes Jesus as both human and divine, with references to Bethlehem and a guiding star, and suggests prophetic continuity from Old Testament to the Nativity.

Isaiah Jesus Moses Apostle Paul Martin Luther Christ Micah Bethlehem Ephratah Judah Israel Messiah Bethlehem Mary God

The Cradle of Christmas at Trinity Lutheran Church

An editorial of Christmas reflections urges placing the Christ Child in every heart. Pastor Rev. Marlow Engberg speaks of peace and good will, noting Jesus allied with all classes and generations, inspiring art, music, and poets for over nineteen centuries.

Trinity Lutheran Church Jesus Joseph

Commercialized Christmas Not All Bad

An editorial argues that Christmas spectacle, from artificial stars to malls, signals the weeks ahead. It notes both critique and cheer, suggesting commerce can coexist with seasonal meaning and urging merchants not to dismiss the public mood.

Bethlehem

Christmas Kiss a Baby at UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

A Christmas meditation describes the nativity and the birth of Jesus as a mystery that moved Joseph and Mary before their marriage. The text reflects on the urgency and impact of the Baby's birth in troubling times.

United Methodist Church Joseph Mary

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Richardsons Willy M. Mieldon Mieldon Harold Dreyer Grace Jacobs Santa Roxy Theatre Citizens State Bank Choteau Chamber of Commerce L. H. Standish Lyle Hayes Standish Jaycees Plan Nazareth Marlow Engberg Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-Day Saints Simeon Planet Earth
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