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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

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Region II AAU girls track meet held in Choteau after rain

The Region II AAU meet was run Saturday in Choteau despite a Friday downpour that left track corners flooded. Jaycees pumped out water and used flame torches to dry the surface before the meet began at 2:30 PM with Kalispell Timberettes star Debbie Hileman setting a new 100 yard dash record.

Choteau Bob McNeel McNeel Chateau Jaycees Kalispell Timberettes Debbie Hileman Sheila Kennedy Kalispell Trail Blazers Chateau Toni Maltby Cecile Passmore Karen Allen Deb Lear Fairfield Rhonda Trask Lewistown Sandy Simonich Boulder Meg Wearley

Nine Week Report System Adopted For Chateau Schools

Supt. Robert Gormley announced Choteau schools will issue report cards on a nine week basis, continuing a trial method from last year. Family questionnaires showed 86 favor nine weeks, 40 favor six weeks, and 46 were indifferent, prompting the board to keep the nine week plan.

Lions Install New Officers at Chateau Lions Club

Jack Rogers was installed as president of the Chateau Lions Club for the coming year. Other officers named include Grant Curtis first vice president Charles Joslyn second vice president Dale Saunders third vice president Ray Kelly secretary treasurer Dr Bill Patton Lion Tanner Bob Nauck tail twister. Directors for one year are outgoing president Dick Nordhagen Vern Smith Don Passmore with Pete Ekegren and Darwin Armstrong named for two year terms. Thomas McCartney served as installing officer.

Jack Rogers Chateau Lions Club Grant Curtis Charles Joslyn Dale Saunders Ray Kelly Bill Patton Lion Tanner Bob Nauck Tail Twister Dick Nordhagen Vern Smith Don Passmore Pete Ekegren Darwin Armstrong Thomas McCartney

Senior Girl Scouts Progress On Choteau Mini Park Project

Choteau Girl Scout troop completes another phase of the mini park with painted tractor tires filled with dirt and flower beds filled by petunias. An old model tractor, painted in psychedelic colors, stands as a feature. Ready for completion within a month before transfer to the city.

Choteau Skyline Lodge Kade Chateau Implement Chateau Body Shop Charlies Allen Bob Clark Harry Woods Girl Scouts

Transportation Contract Deadline for Montana Families

Montana families receiving direct school transportation payments must sign contracts with their local school boards by Monday June 26 to receive reimbursement next year. All districts adopt 1972 73 budgets on June 26 and contracts are required by law.

Helena Dolores Colburg Colburg

Rain totals and storm impact hit Choteau area

A thunderstorm last Friday brought 1.67 inches to the Choteau Airport Weather Checking Station, with prior heavy rains along the Hi line causing flooding. The storm sparked a horse's death from lightning south of Choteau and a brief transformer fire in the Sherburne Addition. County Agent Mike Goodwin notes the moisture helps but more rain is needed for crops, as Montana faces a prolonged storm season per Norris Woerner of the National Weather Service.

Choteau Highline Great Falls Chateau Andy Brutosky Sherburne Bynum and Pendroy Fairfield Power Mike Goodwin Goodwin Billings Helena Butte Woerner Miles Sun

Fireworks Fund Begins to Grow and Needs More Money

The July 4 fireworks drive, led by Leo Pierre, shows progress but remains short of the $600 goal. Contribu tions over the past two weeks have slowed the pace, with three weeks remaining to rally donors. Firemen sponsor the show as a public service to provide a bigger, safer display for families.

Leo Pierre Pierre John Woordhagen Lloyd Pedersen E. R. Seward Cow Track Lodge Ronald Otness Dick Arensmeyer Morris Swenson Neil van Wichen Lyle Otness Gordon Larson Bob Scott Gambles Store Dan Mayson Toni Jenson Conatser Enco Choteau Feed & Seed Ed Anderson Ellen's Nick Vlinker J. J. O'Neil Jeri Barrett Ed Yeager Choteau Ford Sales Enoch Stroh Bob Clark Dirkes Wes Cherry Fay Buck Stan Rathman Olin Rausch Muriel Reiquam Bob Erickson Helena V.F.W. Auxiliary Bill Hill Edna Henderson Dorothy L. Weist

Winter Wheat Crop Shows Improvement

Montana’s 1972 winter wheat forecast rises to 49.0 million bushels up 3.5 from a month ago. The state acreage at 1.75 million, down 4 percent from 1971, with June yield at 28 bushels per acre, aided by May precipitation. The U.S. winter wheat forecast is 1,192 million bushels, up 2.5 percent from 1971 and 4 percent from May 1.

Montana Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service U. S

Delinquent Taxes Due July 14 Public Auction Planned

County Treasurer Connie Kuster announced a listing of delinquent city and county property is on file for public inspection. Any property remaining delinquent on Friday July 14 will be sold at public auction in front of the Treasurer's office at the courthouse.

Connie Kuster Court House

Pitch Hit and Throw contest crowns local youth talents

The Chateau Phillips 66 sponsor Glen Stoudt hosted 28 boys ages 9 to 12 in the annual PH T contest. Winners by age included Dick Chase and Kenny Spinder 12. Gary Passmore and Kelly Hirsch 11. Roger Nordhagen and Neil Snyder 10. Russ Mills and Ronnie Nordhagen 9. Kelly Hirsch topped all with 3 of 5 hits. Gary Passmore and Roger Nordhagen also achieved perfect throws. District qualifiers head to Great Falls for competition at 1 30 p m Saturday.

Glen Stoudt Dick Chase Kenny Spinder Gary Passmore Kelly Hirsch Roger Nordhagen Neil Snyder Russ Mills Ronnie Nordhagen Passmore Rocky Dailey Mills Great Falls

Teton County Asked to Help Flood Victims

Montana Red Cross urges immediate flood relief for South Dakota victims. Montana has a $13,514 quota with Teton County Chapter set at $115. Donations to Citizens State Bank in Chateau support Rapid City area aid and family services via volunteers and disaster communications.

Montana R. W. Gronberg Citizens State Bank Chateau Red Cross South Dakota E. Roland Harriman George M. Elsey American National Red Cross Texas Kentucky Buffalo West Virginia United States Montana Red Cross Division Bailey Steve Scotto Great Falls Billings James Dettman Kalispell Rapid City Dettman

Judy Rose Crowned Queen at Rapid City Band Festival

Judy Rose of Glasgow was chosen queen from 28 candidates at the Rapid City band festival in Rapid City South Dakota. She led the Glasgow High School band among about 4500 students from seven states Iowa Montana Wyoming Minnesota Colorado North and South Dakota. The festival occurred just before Rapid City flood events.

Judy Rose Glasgow Jim Rose Chateau Rapid City S. D Iowa Montana Wyoming Minnesota Colorado North South Dakota Miss Rose

Democrats Elect Uncommitted Delegates at Teton County Convention

At the Teton County Democratic Central Committee gathering in the courthouse in Cha teau on Tuesday night Gordon McOmber Robert McNeel and Charles McWilliams were elected as uncommitted delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Helena on Saturday June 17.

Teton County Democratic Central Committee Court House Chateau Gordon McOmber Robert McNeel Charles McWilliams Helena

Chateau American Legion rodeo plans for July 4 parade and events

Chateau community prepares for the annual July 4 RCA rodeo with stock by Reg Kesler, a July 3 jackpot roping at 7 p.m., and a one day fair July 4 starting 2 p.m. Parade at 11 a.m. offers $300 in prizes across float categories with judges assigned. Parade chairmen are Enoch Stroh and Jack Rogers.

Lyle Otness Chateau American Legion RCA Reg Kesler Otness Chateau Roping Club Enoch Stroh Jack Rogers Stroh Court House

Chateau Lions Club Pool Opens as Swim Team Grows

The Chateau area pool opened last week and the swim team season starts with 63 members, up from last year. Top groups include midget boys with 12, followed by 10 junior and 10 senior boys. girls are well represented. Coach Wayne Krahe notes strong practice and predicts outstanding relay teams, with state champions Todd Curtis Denise Weinert and John Nordhagen returning to vie for titles. The team targets the June 24 Chateau Relays as the first summer state event.

Chateau Lions Club Wayne Krahe Krahe Todd Curtis Denise Weinert John Nordhagen Chateau Steve Weinert Jim Forrest Dean Brumberger Doug Forrest Tom Hofeldt Fred Tesch Chris Ocertel Jim Rathman Allen Akins Winnie Morey Verna Bremer Carol Allen Bonnie Bremer Jody Hamilton

DeHaan Attends Law Enforcement School at Bozeman

Montana State University hosts the Montana Law Enforcement Academy Bark School from June 4 to 30 with officers from across the state. Deputy David DeHaan of the Teton County Sheriff's Office attends the program from Choteau to gain in depth training in legal subjects and daily duties.

Bozeman Montana Law Enforcement Academy Montana State University Choteau David DeHaan Teton County

State's Wheat Allotment Down for 1973

Wheat producers without domestic allotments may apply for 1973 programs. Glen Yeager, chair of the Te ton County ASCS, notes the July 3 deadline for winter wheat. Eligibility requires no wheat allotment interest, available facilities, and prior wheat production experience.

Glen Yeager Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Yeager ASCS

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