City Fathers Discuss Ordinance 195 And Election Plans
At Monday night’s City Council meeting Alder men reviewed Ordinance 195 on dog enforcement and debated costs shared by a 1 or 2 mill levy if the April 1 election passes. The council also outlined police, parking, sanitation, and flood plain issues and set March 17 as filing deadline for alderman seats.
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Public Employees Service
Teton Memorial Hospital
Jim Humble
Tom Evenson
Murphy
Montana
Hospital
Pete Howard
Strategic Air Command Bombers To Hold Practice Runs Near Choteau
SAC B 52 and FB 11 bombers will fly low level practice missions along a Montana route from March 24 to March 10 1976. The training tests precision bombing and navigation with radar scoring near Agawam and cameras recording navigation. Routes avoid populated areas and are coordinated with the FAA.
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Strategic Air Command
Choteau
Offutt Afb
Neb
SAC
Mid- Montana
Agawam
Mont
Emigrant
Corwin Springs
Columbus
White Sulphur Springs
Fort Benton
Tiber Reservoir
Bynum and
Chateau
Browning
Federal Aviation Administration
Polling Place Change For Choteau School Election
Choteau voters will vote in the Chateau High School foyer on Tuesday April 1 from 12 noon to 8 pm due to a new law shifting election day from Saturday to Tuesday. Nomination filings for re election by Don Passmore and another candidate were due by March 11 with petitions obtainable at Olsen Agency or the Superintendent of Schools and filed with Joan Scott. Ben Christman’s seat on Farmington District No. 8 also expires.
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Chateau
Bob Pourroy
al Tesch
Choteau
Chateau High School
Don Passmore
Olsen Agency
Superintendent of Schools
Joan Scott
Ben Christman
Farmington
Paul Lee Moved To Great Falls
Paul Lee formerly ran the Chateau restaurant and has been moved from the Veterans Hospital at Fort Harrison to Park Place Nursing Home in Great Falls. He is currently unable to speak due to a stroke suffered several weeks ago.
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Paul Lee
Chateau
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Park Place
Great Falls
Bulldogs End Season With Two Losses In Divisional Tourney
The Choteau Bulldogs finished the 1974-75 season by losing twice at the Northern A divisional tournament in Cut Bank. After a loss to conference champion Browning, Choteau fell to Conrad in a loser-out game, ending the season with two defeats and Browning advancing to state.
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Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Choteau Bulldogs
Choteau
Browning
Indians
Conrad
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Malta
Butte
Mustangs
Ment
Fort Benton
Wolves
Shelby
Longhorns
Coyotes
Chateau
Conrad Cut Bank
Ghiriock
Cut ‘Bank
Chinook
Ft. Benton
Sugarbeeters
Collins Hosts First County Bicentennial Party in Community Hall
The Collins community plans an old fashioned evening March 7 at 7 30 p m with costumes whist and 500 cards, lunch, antique display, and prizes for best era costumes. Public welcome, no costume required.
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Collins
Teton County
Blood Drive Planned in Chateau for March 13
Blood donors are urged to attend a drawing Thursday March 13 from 2 to 6 pm at the city pavilion. Chairman Mrs Curtis Curtis aims for a 65 pint quota and invites new donors to join regulars to meet a vital need.
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Chateau
Grant ‘Curtis
Grand opening planned for Norma's Fabric Shop in new Choteau location
Norma's Fabric Shop in Choteau announces a two day grand opening this Friday and Saturday March 7 and 8 at its new premises. Visitors can tour the remodeled store, enjoy refreshments and register for door prizes with draws at 11 2 and 4 daily. The shop features yard goods yarns patterns drapery fabric and a back sewing room for classes.
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Norma's
Norma
Choteau
Cliff Barrette
Main Street
The
Barretts
Walter Banka
Conrad
Chateau
Vandenaere Found Guilty Of Possession In Chateau Trial
Jerry Vandenaere, 26, of Conrad, was convicted of possession of marijuana after a three day trial in Chateau. District Judge R D McPhilips set March 21 for sentencing. he was found guilty of possession and not guilty of sale. A jury comprised of Verda L Krause Evelyn Joan Habel J L Fowler Hadrian L Lesmeister Lawrence L Alzheimher Barbara Campbell Nancy Lewis Ora Schultz Barbara Larson Laurel Secora Lee Wilson Bernice Poser heard the case.
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Jerry Vandenaere
Conrad Man
Chateau
R.D. McPhillips
Vandenaere
Jiry
Verda L. Krause
Evelyn
Local Study Commissioners Hear Knights of Columbus Report
Local Government Study Commissioners Leo Murphy Laura Jaconetty and Bob Jensen met with the Knights of Columbus to summarize progress on local government research. They invite groups to arrange talks and announced a public forum planned with Chateau organization presidents to inform the public of findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Murphy
Laura Jaconetty
Bob Jensen
Knights of Columbus
Parenthood Course Slated By Jayceens
Choteau Jayceens sponsor Preparation for Parenthood a seven week course held each Thursday at 7 30 p.m. starting March 13 in the Choteau Library meeting room. Betty Swenson Public Health Nurse and Charlotte Koch R N teach the course covering labor stages breathing parental adjustment after birth breast feeding and other childbirth aspects. Open to expectant mothers and fathers not limited to first time parents participants should bring two pillows and a blanket for exercises. The seven sessions run March 13 through April 24 with a hospital tour on the final class.
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Choteau Jayceens
Choteau Library
Betty Swenson
Charlotte Koch
R.N
Snow Survey Results From Mills Report Lower Snow Pack
Ray Mills of the U.S. Forest Service filed the annual March 1 snow survey for the Sun River and Teton mountains. The report shows a markedly reduced snow pack this year with lower water content, though not as severe as the snow depth suggests, detailing station readings at Waldron Creek Mount Lockhart Cabin Creek Wrong Creek Wrong Ridge Goat Mountain and noting year-to-year changes and 10 to 20 year averages.
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Ray Mills
U.S. Forest Service
Sun River
Teton
Mills
Waldron Creek
Mount Lockhart
Sun River District
Cabin Creek
Wrong Creek
Wrong Ridge
Goat Mountain
Division Meets Scheduled Here In Choteau
Robert Gormley, superintendent, announced Choteau High has been awarded the Northern A divisional track meet and the divisional wrestling tournament. The decision was made at a meeting of administrators and coaches from Northern Division schools last Saturday at Cut Bank. The track meet will be held here on May 24. The wrestling meet will take place February 6 and 7, 1976.
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Robert Gormley
Choteau’ High
Choteau
Cut Bank
Gormley
Weather Data and February Precipitation Update
The report lists daily high and low temperatures from February 25 to March 3 with precipitation amounts and totals. February total precipitation is 0.15 inch, 0.17 below normal, while January 1975 shows 0.61 inch versus 0.24 inch expected, totaling 0.76 inch for the year-to-date against 0.566 inch normal.
Music Concert Set For Sunday at Chateau High
The Chateau High School Music Department will present a concert on Sunday March 9 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The high school band and choir and the junior high band will perform. The choir will sing selections prepared for the Great Falls Choral Festival. The band will play The Sting Prelude and fugue in F minor by Bach and the marches Gallent Men and Pentland Hills. Admission for adults is $1. activity cards admit students.
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Chateau High School
Great Falls
Pentland Hills
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