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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1975
Page
3
Roxy Theatre presents Lords of Flatbush rated PG depicting a Brooklyn street gang and the hollow lives of four youths edging toward delinquency. Also showing Macon County Line rated R about two men wrongfully suspected of murder with previews on TV weekend schedule.
Lee Ann Austin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Austin of Chateau wed Kent Ray Squires son of Mr and Mrs V F Squires of Fort Benton on February 27 in the Alberta Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A reception followed March 7 at the Chateau LDS Church cultural hall with attendants and family hosting duties. The couple reside in Fort Benton where the groom is employed. Local guests joined the 35th wedding anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Jim Shelmerdine at Kalispell Saturday including Chateau and Fairfield families.
The eighth meeting was led by president Colleen Joslyn on March 6 at the Heckerman residence. Fifteen members and two leaders attended. Reports covered Heart Fund, Speech Contest, Four Food Festival, Small Motors Class, Child Care Seminar, and Trap Club Canteen. Demonstrations on model airplane building and terrarium making were given before adjournment.
Harold Gamradt a former Power area farmer turned Great Falls resident died Thursday at his home in Great Falls at age 52. He apparently suffered a heart attack while working on his car and was found in his garage. Survivors include his widow Betty, his parents, a son Stephen, sisters Rosella Beck Gladys Shaffer Lois Stark and brothers Ervin and Virgil. Funeral services were held Monday at Grace Lutheran Church Fairfield with burial in Sunset Hills Cemetery.
Coast Guard officials announced Montana will require numbering of undocumented recreational boats on navigable waters starting July 1 1975 under federal law eight horsepower minimum. The action would cover Missouri River System lakes and Yellowstone River areas. state action is preferred but federal enforcement will proceed.
Fidelity Chapter No 18 will hold its regular stated meeting on Wednesday March 12 at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple. The ESTARL Scholarship and ESTARL Phase I Program will be discussed along with a report on Worthy Grand Matron s project and Chapter Improvements. Refreshments will follow.
Funeral services for Efraim Karlson 84 were held on Tuesday March 11 at Grace Lutheran Church Fairfield with Rev Obert Landsverk officiating. Burial was at Sunset Hills Cemetery and Banks Funeral Home directed. Karlson died March 8 at Teton Nursing Home born September 5 1890 Uddevalla Sweden immigrated to the US at 19 worked on farms near Wolf Creek and Fairfield Beach later owned a Fairfield area farm later moved to Choteau.
About 60 people attended the World Day of Prayer on Friday March 7 at Trinity Lutheran Church with the theme Become Perfectly One. An offering of 55.25 supported Church Women United for Christian literature, women's education overseas, migrant worker ministries, and American Indian youth programs in Asia Africa Latin America and the United States. Mrs James Peebles and Mrs Al Jaumette of Trinity Lutheran led the service for the four participating Chateau churches United Methodist St Josephs Catholic Trinity Lutheran and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Dolores Colburg announces the March 1974-75 state equalization payment of 9,164,248 to public schools, totaling 15 percent of annual aid in five installments. Teton County receives 61,204 as its share.
Rug Rats from Teton Pass competed in downhill races at Showdown Ski Run. Dusty Crary led boys with 60.7 seconds total for two runs, followed by Mosher 61.7 Hawthorne 61.8 Johnson 63.2 Crabtree 63.3. Girls saw Riggin 66.5 Bennett 67.3 Willett 67.7 Branvold 68.9 Crawford 70. Tracy Crawford lost a ski during her race. Coach Doug Adeline praised the local effort as 7 Rug Rats faced 27 Showdown skiers.
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