Passmores Sell The Corral to Greg Newells
Mr and Mrs Don Passmore announce the sale of The Corral clothing store to Mr and Mrs Greg Newell. The sale became effective January 6. The store began about nine and a half years ago by Fritz and Dona Newell, who sold to the Passmores in 1973. The Passmores also run a farm east of Chateau and will continue farming while thanking the public for four years of support. The Passmores urge continued support from customers.
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Don Passmore
Corral
Greg Newell
Fritz
Dona Newell
Passmores
Chateau
Greg
Donna Newell
Chateau High School
Donna
Newell
Dana Newell
Advanced Red Cross First Aid Class Offered in Chateau
An American National Red Cross Advanced First Aid course of 52 hours will run in Chateau starting February, with CPR certification. The program meets twice weekly, limited to 16, covering artificial respiration poisons splinting bleeding and transport. Instructors and past participants praise its breadth.
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Bob Armstrong
Florence Anderson
Armstrong
Hospital Association Meeting Set For Monday
The annual meeting of the Teton Memorial Hospital Association Inc will be held January 17 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau Library meeting room. Members pay yearly dues of 1 and life members with names on file may be notified by mail. The agenda includes election of three directors and a by-laws review. The meeting is open to the public with refreshments offered.
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The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association, Inc
Chateau Library
Ross Peace
Robert Swartzel
Lucile Lussenden
Valerie Larson
Tony Timmerman
Jesse Malone
Choteau Wrestling Prepares for Conference Matches and Tri Meet
Choteau wrestlers, who placed seventh at Cut Bank, set to face Conrad at home, Chinook at home, and Browning in a triangular match with all starts at 7 30 p m. The junior varsity duels CMR sophomore at Choteau Thursday while Big Sandy dominated the Cut Bank Inv. with 135 5 points.
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Choteau
Wayne Krahe
Grapplers
Conrad
Chinook
Browning
CMR
Big Sandy
Columbia Falls
Ronan
Havre
Malta
Chateau
Fairfield
Libby
Chester
Polson
Sidney
Simms
Eureka
Cut Bank
Walier
Wrestling Team Conrad Chinook Dominate District Meet
The Conrad Chinook wrestling entries faced a series of bouts across divisions from 112 to heavyweight. Key results include Neal Collins losing to Loren Baird at Chinook, Perry Breen defeating Dave Den Boer 7-5, and Jack Armstrong defeating Kevin Bundy 2 40. The event featured multiple pins and decisions leading to finals and consols with Rusty Dailey and Mike Hamilton delivering decisive performances.
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Rob Nordhagen
Pat Thronson
Shawn Hertz
Ronan
Neal Collins
Paul Nagel
Havre
Perry Breen
Dewey Swank
Walier
Jack Armstrong
Kevin Bundy
Cut Bank
Rusty Dailey
Bernie Guinard
Columbia Falls
Mike Hamilton
Greg Alzheimer
George Weinert
Loren Baird
Chinook
Dave den Boer
Rocky Dailey
Chris Cantola
Polson
Mike Fowler
Don Whisenant
Pat Kelly
Rick Clarey
Don Jenkins
Big
Sandy
Randy Larson
Sidney
Glen Flaget
Eureka
Guy Melby
Don Newton
Pat Gookin
Tom Riley
Snowmobile Rules Issued by City Officials
Teton Sportsmen's Snowmobile Committee chairman Frank Kelly reminds snowmobilers that city limits ban riding except to enter or exit town. City ordinance allows outbound and inbound travel with speed limit no more than 15 mph. Operators urged to follow the ordinance.
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Teton Sportsmen
Frank Kelly
Kelly
Public Meeting on Flood District January 13 at Jaycee Hall
Residents are invited to a January 13 meeting at 8 p.m. in Jaycee Hall to discuss the proposed flood district. The gathering aims to gather facts and plan actions to oppose the flood plain designation. All interested residents urged to attend.
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Jaycee Hall
Lions Calendar Sales End Soon
All Lions Club members must submit contacts for this year's birthday calendar to the team captain or Bob Nauck. Entries are due by January 15 to be included. Calendars cost $2.50 each with birthdates of immediate family and parents' anniversaries. extras can be ordered for $1.50.
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Lions Club
Bob Nauck
Lions
Bosses Night Speaker Named By Jaycees in Choteau
Gene Allen will address Bosses Night at the Choteau pavilion on Jan 20 about his coyotes study along the Missouri River breaks. A barbershop quartet from Great Falls will perform, and four community awards will be presented. Tickets are available from Jaycees or at the door.
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Choteau Jaycees
Choteau Pavilion
Gene Allen
Missouri River
Great Falls
Jaycees
Jerry Larson
Arnold C. Hanusa
Chateau
America
U.S
Jaycees Plan Second Annual Trout Derby at Eureka Lake
The Eureka Jaycees announce the second annual Trout Fishing Derby on Sunday January 23 at Eureka Lake. Registration starts 8 a.m. and the derby ends 4 p.m. Entry fees are 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for youths 12 and under. Prizes award cash to the four largest trout: 20, 15, 10 and 5 dollars.
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Eureka Lake
Top Headline Recap of 1976 In Choteau Rainbow Invasion
The Acantha reviews 1976 highlights including the Rainbow Family encampment near Choteau attracting over 4 000 people and a July 4 closure. It notes Bicentennial events countywide, local government study proposals, flood plain re designation, and a contested hospital project with district withdrawal requests.
Election Races Form With Close of Filing
At the county courthouse six candidates filed for Clerk of the District Court and two for County Commissioner. The primary set for February 8 will determine the offices to be voted on, with the government study proposal delaying appointments. Commissioner race features Democrat Roy Goodell facing Myron A. Wheeler, a 34 year old Gallatin County native and MSU attendee.
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Roy Goodell
Teton County
Myron A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Gallatin County
MSU
Bus Service Starts Jan 18 Between Great Falls and East Glacier
Jim Von Gunten of Great Falls will resume the Great Falls to East Glacier bus service effective January 18. The Chateau Chamber of Commerce urges public use of the service. Von Gunten has worked five years for Glacier Transportation and has leased the bus line. A schedule appears in this week’s Acantha officer in the U S Air Force. He and his family live east of Power. Four Democrats and two Republicans filed for Clerk of Court, with primary voters advancing top candidates to the April 5 general election alongside city, school, and hospital trustee races. In Chateau, Ward I alderman race features Glen R. Stoudt and John R. O’Loughlin. Nauck is unopposed for Ward II. Hamilton seeks re-election as mayor. Barbara J. Anderson seeks re-election as city judge. Filing for city offices closed last Friday. Hospital and School District boards have until March 16 to file. vacancies may be filled by the County Commissioners if needed.
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Jim von Gunten
Great Falls
East Glacier
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
von Gunten
Glacier Transportation
Acantha
U.S. Air Force
Power
Elmer Erickson
Jeanine (Hamilton) Cole
Thara BE. Zgoda
R. J
Duke) LaRance
Nina Greyn
Peggy Corbett Martin
Gerald
Jerry) Palmer
City of Chateau
Glen R. Stoudt
John R. O'Loughlin
Dan Mayson
John R. Nauck
James A. Hamilton
Barbara J. Anderson
Board of County Commissioners
Plant Disease Insect Meeting Slated for Choteau Fairfield
County Extension Agent William R Richter outlines two meetings on disease and insect problems in small grain production. Sessions in Teton County at the Choteau Public Library on Jan 19 at 7 30 p m and in Fairfield Community Hall on Jan 20 at 1 30 p m feature MSU experts Dr Ed Burns agronomist Art Shaw and Dr Gary Jensen an entomologist. Topics include leaf blight streak mosaic virus and root rots with emphasis on resistant varieties cultural practices and grain sampling.
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William R. Richter
Teton County
Choteau
Fairfield
Montana Cooperative Extension Staff
Montana State University
Ed Burns
Art Shaw
Gary Jensen
Shaw
Jensen
Montana
MSU
Chateau Public Library
Fairfield Community Hall
EMT Course May Be Held
Persons interested in an Emergency Medical Technician course are asked to meet at the Civil Defense Office in the courthouse at Chateau on Monday January 17 at 7 p.m. An advance meeting explains new EMT program rules and regulations. Call Florence Anderson at 466 5561 to attend.
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Civil Defense Office
Chateau
Florence Anderson
Bulldogs Edge Conrad 62 55 After Browning loss
Choteau suffers a 72 59 Friday defeat to Browning then beats Conrad 62 55 on Saturday. Nelson leads with 26 points, Buck 14, Ekegren 13 as Choteau shows late rally and strong fourth quarter.
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Bulldogs
Conrad
Browning
Choteau Bulldog
Choteau
Shelby
Chinook
Indians
Russ Nelson
Ollinger
Mike Whealy
Bulldog
Chateau
Jordan
Nelson
Buck
Craig Ekegren
Ekegren
Elliott
Cowboys
Jack Stott
Terry Reistad
John Buck
van Setten
Cheteau
Pac
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Dona
Baby
Tammy Jean
Rick Overlie
Dan McCreedy
Mark DeBoo
Valier
Dirk Henry
Sessions
Jeff Cleveland
Zane Pasma
Steve Kaluza
Buzz Steinmetz
Terry Idler
Bill Romine
Rainbow Family
Pete Howard
Teton
Lloyd Swanger
Rainbow
Mem
Bers
New Mexico
Gordon Monkman
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