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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1976

Page

4

School District 51 Board Considers Sale of Buildings

A February 11 special meeting of School District 51 in Teton County, held at Ted Skelton's home, postponed any definite action on selling or disposing of district buildings and equipment until fall. Warrants were issued for Supt. of Public Instruction, Lonnie McCollum, Marion Rauscher, and Danny Weist for various transportation and service amounts. Alex J. Truchot was the clerk.

Board of Trustees Teton County Ted Skelton Public Lonnie McCollum Marion Rauscher Danny Weist Alex J. Truchot

Fish and Game Sets Hearing on Hunting Rules

The Montana Fish and Game Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed deer elk bear and mountain lion hunting regulations on February 26 at Jorgenson's Holiday Inn basement. Final regulations follow the hearing with tentative rules distributed to sportsmen groups and agencies for comment.

Montana Fish and Game Commission Jorgenson Holiday Inn Helena Fletcher Newby Department of Fish and Game

Hearts Flowers and Bumblebees toastmistress meeting noted

Joanne Reynolds hosted the Chateau Toastmistress Club in the library on February 9 acting as toastmistress in a George Washington persona. Darlene Malone spoke on Bicentennial while Mabel Crane presented rules for the March 4 speech contest at the Methodist Church. Dorothy Boussard won best table topics. Laura Schneller read Mansfield and poetry. Martha Washington impersonation sparked remarks. Laura Schneller served lunch.

Joanne Reynolds Chateau Library George Washington Darlene Malone Mabel Crane Congress Dorothy Boussard Katherine Mansfield Laura Schneller Rose Mary Stokes Martha Washington

Windy Farmington Twister Damages Feedlot and Homes

A Wednesday wind storm, described as a twister in places, caused major damage at a local feedlot including a mobile home roof blown off. Neighbors aided in clearing furniture and safely relocating items. Other property damage was minor, with fences and sheds affected as far as Leys. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns provided help and comfort during the long weekend.

Ivan Heikkila Lloyd de Bruycker Dutton John Voth Bert Guthrie Tom Brian Haynes Doug Crary Lyle Otness Heikkilas Bynum Voth Leys Herb Styren Bozeman Missoula Lincoln Washington Rosalie Richert Corrine Baker Carl Wisse Jan Otness Mike Otness MSU Les Otness Glacier Park Kathy Tangen Great Falls Commercial College Great Falls Barbara Cole Robin Gray Cecil Cole

Clarke Receives 3-M Scholarship at MSU

Bozeman Montana State University awards a $500 3-M Co scholarship for 1976 77 to Thomas K Clarke a Chateau High School senior based on academic record. Clarke is son of Allan G and wife of Cho teau.

Bozeman Montana State University Chemical Engineering Department Thomas K. Clarke Chateau High School Clarke MSU 3-M Co St. Paul Minn Allan G. Clarke Choteau

Local residents share dinners and visits across towns

Irene McManus notes multiple social events and family visits from Shelby to Helena. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Scott Forrest with family, Greg Crabtree and Donna Barrett for Kari’s birthday, and Tom Eckerson and twins in Shelby. Also listed are extended travels, hospital updates, and a Montana Cowgirls Association banquet attendance in Great Falls.

Bredings Herb Garman Fred Cayer Great Falls Alvin Guse Keith Arensmeyer Doug Tangen Amy Jan Jim Tangen Kathy Carla Arensmeyer Carrie Morris Medrick Morris Lutheran Church Harold Richert Carrie Rosalie Miles Kenneth Morris Medrick Mike Richert Julie Scott Forrest Billi Forrest Greg Crabtree Donna Faye Barrett Dick Dauwalder Kari Tom Eckerson Shelby Chateau C. L. Brooks Grable Wyo Elmer Dial Lydia Stroh Elsie Tesch Esther A. Brimble Cashmere Wash Brimbles Collins L. A. Davis Cut Bank Vallejo Calif Margaret Conlon Murray Walnut Creek Larry Dick Banks Montrose Cliff Banks Palm Springs Montana Helena Anna Lee Erickson Bob Erickson St. Peter's Hospital Margaret Olson Fairfield Donna Faye Chuck Young Lonnie Air Force Dick Young Omaha Neb Witchita Falls Texas Frances Juelfs Depner Rest Home Clifton Swanson Emma Swanson Robin Dana Lois MaeClough Marshall King Rebekah Bill Moser Conrad Dorothy DeRusha William O. Monkman Nanton Alta Canada Gordon Monkmans Montana Cowgirls Association

R C Building Fund Drive Is Slow Here

Mrs. Grant Curtis leads a Chateau drive to fund a new Red Cross Blood Center in Great Falls. Donations come from Kiwanis Hospital Auxiliary and Soroptimists, but many individuals have pledged yet not given. She urges people to donate at least one dollar to support the blood program and aid county recoveries.

Grant Curtis Chateau Red Cross Great Falls

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