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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1977
Page
4
A reader criticizes distrust and calls for compromise in Teton County hospital debates. He urges respect for the hospital board's decisions, warns against overbearing factions, and pleads for informed, united action to secure a workable hospital solution for all residents.
A Great Falls Social Security office representative will visit Chateau on Wednesday March 9 to answer questions. Local residents may meet the official in the courthouse commissioners' office from 10 a.m. to noon and 12 p.m.
Three accidents were reported in the area last week. Tim Jenson’s Mazda left U S 89 near Chateau and hit a utility pole, with no injuries. A Boise-Cascade home truck slips after a snowstorm near Dupuyer, the house tops the trailer. In Cordova power area a 1975 Dodge van rolled in a creek, no injuries, passengers present but unharmed.
The Democrat Women's Club will meet Monday March 7 for a 12 30 luncheon at Marie Jacobson's Fairfield home. Candidates will attend to speak to attendees.
The Norman Luboff Choir drew a packed Chateau High School auditorium audience last Tuesday in Montana. The program offered Bach selections, folk songs and spirituals with precise pitch and harmony. Organizers hosted a banquet and dinner for the group, with the choir reportedly enjoying the hospitable reception and singing for their supper.
The Region II Hearing Conservation Screening team from Conrad schedules an initial Hearing Impairment Identification for Choteau Public Schools on March 9. It screens kindergarten through fourth grades and seventh and eleventh grades, plus special education and referred students. Results go to parents if a possible problem is found. The service is free and voluntary. parents may opt out via the school office. superintendent R W Gormley urges participation to aid learning.
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