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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1976

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City Council Considers Sewer Lagoon Upgrades and Building Additions

The council interviewed engineering firms to plan upgrades for the Chateau sewer and lagoon to meet Montana Health Department standards within two years. Federal funds may cover three quarters of engineering and construction costs. Buildings on Main Street are being torn down, and Public Service funds end Feb 29 affecting five jobs.

Chateau Montana Health Department Teton Jim Hamilton Knudtzon Lumber James Dellno Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Hamilton Main Street Jackson Paul Kropp Chateau Electric Ray van Wichen Hazlett Addition Pavilion Dellno Lions Club Citizens State Bank

Forest Service reports repair progress on 1975 flood damage

Forest Service Supervisor George Engler reports progress on repair of roads bridges trails and stream channels damaged by the June 1975 flood in Lewis and Clark National Forest. Emergency work occurred last July and August and final design work is underway with FHWA support.

Lewis and Clark National Forest George Engler Forest Service Sun River Gibson Dam Region 10 Federal Highway Administration FHWA Vancouver Wash Region One Willow Creek Beaver Creek Gibson Reservoir Augusta Chateau

AFS Dinner Set for March 6 at United Methodist Church

Plans for the Chateau chapter American Field Service spaghetti dinner on March 6 list 5 pm serving at the United Methodist Church. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults 1 dollar for children and 8 dollars for a family. Proceeds support AFS exchange students in Choteau and from abroad with Ingrid Gassner the current Choteau High School exchange student staying with the Jay Dunckel family.

Chateau Chapter American Field Service United Methodist Church AFS Choteau Ingrid Gassner Choteau High School Jay Dunckel AFL

John Deere Day Scheduled at E. P. Eke gren Inc

Farmers and ranchers are invited to John Deere Day at E. P. Eke gren Inc on Tuesday March 9. Movies on the latest John Deere equipment play at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. with a free lunch at noon at the city pavilion. Door prizes will be awarded.

John Deere E. P. Ekegren, Inc City Pavilion

Hospital Auxiliary to Sponsor Benefit Dance in Choteau

The Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans a March 6 dance at the Chateau pavilion to fund a new heart monitoring system. Tickets start at 1 dollar with many paying more to boost the several thousand dollar goal. Tickets and donations are accepted via auxiliary members or Citizens State Bank, Choteau Drug, and Choteau Food.

Teton Memorial Hospital Chateau Pavilion Citizens State Bank Choteau Drug Choteau Food

ALCW Meeting Set With Guest Speaker at Trinity Lutheran

Lenore Johnson, president of the Great Falls Conference of ALCW, will speak at Trinity Lutheran Church on Wednesday March 3 at 2 p.m. Her talk titled The Love of Christ Leaves Us No Choice will be heard by Trinity women and invited ALCW groups from Dutton and Fairfield.

Lenore Johnson Conrad Great Falls

Demo Women Set Meeting in Power Community

Teton County Democrats invite all women to a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Lyall Schaefer in Power community on Monday March 1. Lunch at 12 noon. A special speaker will address the event and quilting plans will be completed.

Teton County Democrat Lyall Schaefer

Northern Class Basketball Tournament opens Thursday at Shelby

The Class A tournament begins Thursday in the Shelby High School gym with early games including Cut Bank versus Fort Benton at 2 p.m. and Chateau against Chinook at 3 30 p.m. Shelby leads the league with 12 wins and 2 losses and a strong defense.

Chateau Shelby High School Cut Bank Wolves Fort Benton Longhorns Chinook Sugarbeeters Shelby Malta Mustangs Browning Indians Conrad Cowboys Fort Benton Conrad Chinook Cut Bank Browning Indians Cowboys Beezers Choteau Bulldog Bulldogs John Jenson Pat Scott Mike Bruce John Buck Rich Nordhagen Buck Nordhagen Jay Stott Fred Thompson Keith van Setten Craig Ekegren Russ Nelson Bill Smith Mike Whealy Terry Reistad Reistad Sugarbeeters Coyotes Carlene Hanson Ingrid Gassner Kandyce Thompson Jeannie Dellno Susie Linville Chateau High School Lloyd Reynolds

April School Trustee Elections in Teton County

School trustee elections set for April across all districts with voting on April 6. Nominating petitions due March 17. Several terms expiring for Chateau Dist No 1 and nearby districts. County Clerk Mary N. Baker notes March 5 is the registration deadline for voters in the county and hospital district elections.

Teton County Norma Denny Chateau Dist June Hamilton Raymond Anderson Thomas Evenson Outlying Choteau High School Bynum Lowry Larson Pendrey Howard Fisher Farmington Winifred Richert Lloyd Stott Fairfield Dale N. Paddock Fairfield High School Golden Ridge Richard E. Chalfton Dutton William Briggs James Frieling Mary N. Baker Teton County Hospital

Bicentennial Youth Parade Set in Chateau July 3

A Bicentennial youth parade is planned for Saturday July 3 in Chateau open to all area children through age 14. Entries may be individuals or groups and categories include pet and doll costumes and miscellaneous. For information contact Darell Stott Norma Denny or Jesse Malone Sr. The parade is in addition to the regular July 4 parade and aims to be a highlight of the season.

Chateau Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Choteau Area Darell Stott Norma Denny Jesse Malone Sr Choteau Chamber of Commerce

Edla Pfluger Dies in Choteau at 82

Edla Amanda Pfluger 82 died Saturday February 21 at Choteau. Funeral held February 24 at United Church of Christ in Fairfield with Rev. Carl Krusi officiating. Burial at Sun River Cemetery with Zwereman Mortuary in charge. Survived by daughters Marian Hughes Elizabeth Rosberg Mildred Leskinen Rose Greene Grace Rose. son Loren. 18 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.

Edla Amanda Pfluger Choteau United Church of Christ Congregational Church Fairfield Carl Krusi Sun River Zwerneman Randy Pfluger Edward Hughes Lynn Hughes Herbert Koger Paul Kolste Tim Kolste Trenton Wis Conrad Pfluger Hager City Fort Shaw Pony Montana School For the Deaf and Blind Lloyd Marian) Hughes Martin Elizabeth) Rosberg Turner Carl Mildred) Leskinen North Lake Ill Allen Rose) Greene Moses Lake David Grace) Rose Napa Calif Loren Seattle

Cowbelles Organize Local Chapter Meeting Planned

A Teton County Cowbelles organizational meeting is scheduled for Friday March 5 at 2 p.m. in the Chateau Library meeting room. Attendees include Mrs. Herb Townsend Montana State Cowbelles president and Jeanette Brown district director. Call numbers provided for info.

Teton County Chateau Library Herb Townsend Montana White Sulphur Springs Jeanette Brown Whitlash

Jayceens Offer Seven Week Prenatal Class in Choteau

The Choteau Jayceens sponsor a seven week Preparation for Parenthood course starting Thursday March 4 at 7 30 p m in the Choteau library meeting room. Public Health Nurse Betty Swenson and RN Charlotte Koch return as instructors for the twice yearly program open to expectant mothers and fathers. Attendees should bring two pillows and a blanket for the exercise portion.

Choteau Library Choteau Jayceens Betty Swenson Charlotte Koch R.N

World Day of Prayer Planned at Methodist Church

The World Day of Prayer will be held Friday March 5 at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church as part of a 24 hour World Wide Day of Prayer. Mrs. Stanley Stott speaks on Education for All of Life with Mrs. Walter Malone leading. Music by Mrs. Douglas Crary and Mrs. Bill Patton. Participants include women from Catholic, Lutheran, LDS and Methodist churches. All area women invited. nursery provided.

Stanley Stott Walter Malone Douglas Crary Bill Patton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

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