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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
3
Ingrid Gassner and the Chateau Jaycees thank the District 3 high school rodeo volunteers sponsors and supporters. They praise the High School and adult AFL Club for help the cheerleaders teams coaches Miss Rambo the Teton Pass Association for season passes and the senior class for the class ring.
Charlotte O Connell and Brian Brutosky were united in a double ring ceremony at St. Josephs Church Choteau by Father James Gannon. The couple will reside near Chateau where Brutosky ranches after a Hollywood trip.
Chateau Lions Club swims in the Cut Bank Invitational to start the 1976 season with a two-meet format on Saturday relay events and Sunday individual events, beginning at 12 30 each day. Coach Krahe notes weather delays but expects the team to compete in relays and shorter distances while longer events will test the squad.
The Benchmark Camp of the Youth Conservation Corps opened June 20 thirty miles west of Augusta with 24 enrollees. The eight week term invites public visits as youths 15 to 18 work on thinning trail construction stream stabilization recreation siting and range maintenance under District Ranger Lloyd Swanger and Dennis Dailey. Staff includes Jim Phillips Bruce Bourne Sharon White Joyce Boisvert Steve Shoemaker Marcia Hogan and Bill Thomas. Enrollees include Susan L. Mergenthal of Augusta and Diane VandeKop of Dutton.
Bicentennial coordinators urge Americans to fly the U S flag continuously for 21 days from June 14 Flag Day through July 4 Independence Day. A two minute nationwide bell ringing at 2:00 p m EDT on July 4 marks the 200 year anniversary of the Liberty Bell. Communities churches schools and individuals are urged to participate widely.
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