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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
1
Week two of deliberations outlines key issues for the proposed constitution with debate over unicameral vs bicameral legislature and maximum legislative size. It asks for immediate district delegate input to coordinate proposals into the final draft for the general assembly.
Gordon Lennon of Great Falls has been chosen to manage Skyline Lodge Retirement Center in Chateau. Born September 3 1914 on a South Dakota cattle ranch, Lennon served in the US Air Force and later held roles in Eagle Lodge and retirement home boards. He recently earned a nursing home administrator license and holds a state engineer license. Potential residents will be notified by letter. floor plans and details are available at D. P. Fabrick’s office. The lodge aims for occupancy around May 1 with an annual meeting set for February 14.
Teton County Treasurer Connie Kuster reports vehicle license sales are typical for a year of tab licenses. Car licenses total 1,233 with trucks at 1,314 tabs, trailers 221, motorcycles 114, and snowmobile decals 95 issued. Final week expected rush. mail orders accepted with checks. last minute citations possible after Feb 15.
Mary Claire Hensley of Chateau High School and Melissa Dayton of Bozeman Senior High School were named to the honors group of Science Talent Search, a 300 member cohort from 1,133 seniors. Top 40 will be announced Feb. 2, with finals in Washington and entry of their projects into Montana’s 27th Science Talent Search at MSU afterward.
The Choteau Bulldogs travel to Fairfield Friday to meet the Eagles and host Cut Bank Saturday. Choteau lost both earlier meetings and seeks an upset as Fairfield won 79 69 and Cut Bank edged Choteau 70 67 in OT. Weather disrupted the schedule with road closures and postponed games. Conrad and Shelby lead the league with one loss each and tournament play nears in late February.
Severe blizzard conditions leave Teton County roads nearly impassable with snowdrifts blocking hay stacks and alleys. County workers plow daily as ranchers haul snow and face feeding challenges while temperatures swing from deep cold to brief thaws.
City of Chateau police issued 231 citations in 1971 led by 103 speeding violations mostly by adults. Other common infractions included no driver's license and stop sign violations with 15 each, plus 12 beer possession and 10 parking cases. Radar aided speeding. 22 accidents occurred, and 68 ambulance runs were recorded.
George R. Higgins age 74 11 months died Monday January 31 after a stroke and illness. Funeral services Thursday February 3 at 2 p.m. in Banks Chapel Chateau with Rev. Allen Adams Chester L Abbott officiating. Interment Chateau Cemetery under American Legion post 6. Survivors include Doris J Higgins widow two daughters Mary Baker and Florence Fenger sons George H Higgins and Wesley C Higgins twelve grandchildren.
Mrs. Jim Brewster was hospitalized after a 22 caliber rifle discharged while she reached into a closet at her Chateau home. The bullet pierced the upper arm and exited the fleshy area. doctors say the wound is not serious. Undersheriff W Earl Hollar investigated the accident.
Ben Hoge of Chateau led the field at the third annual Jaycee Snowmobile races in a day of finals across Stock 440 A and B 340 300 440 650 and cross country divisions. Honorees included Ed Van Fleet Wayne Venetz Virgil Venetz and Dan Weist with multiple podium finishes. Race chairman Jim Ramaker credited landowners Arnold Hanusa and Chris Johnson and volunteers for support.
Rainbow Girls will canvass the Cha teau residential area for Heart Fund donations between Feb 7 and 21. Dianne Buck Lynn Walters Karen Thronson Laurie Crary Sandra Mitchell and June Dale will visit homes.
The Teton County Sportsmen hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday February 8 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse court room at Chateau. County Commissioner Bud Olson will speak on public land access. All are welcome.
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