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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1973

Page

9

Bulldogs finish 1972-73 season with 18–9 record

The 1972-73 Bulldogs posted an 18 win 9 loss overall mark and 9-5 in conference play. They started 9-0 before a Shelby overtime loss, then split 9 of the remaining 18 games. Key scorers included Chuck Young 370 points Greg Newell 312 and Steve Buck 208 with multiple players contributing in field goals and free throws.

Bulldogs Shelby Boulder Conrad Chateau Sea Valier Choteau Chuck Young Young Greg Newell Steve Buck Lee McCauley Dick Dale Pete Hartman Tom Hofeldt Pat Whealy Fred Tesch Duke Dellno Carl Wisse Mark Spinder Rod Kelly

Dutton State Bank promotes Betty Knutson to cashier

Betty Knutson will become cashier of Dutton State Bank effective April 1. A Dutton native and Kinman Business University graduate, she previously worked at Great Falls Savings and Loan and has served as assistant cashier since May 1964. She and her husband Warren live in Dutton with their three sons.

Betty Knutson Dutton State Bank Jim Cheetham Knutson Dutton Public Schools Kinman Business University Spokane Great Falls Savings and Loan Association Warren Dutton Douglas Bruce Max

Politics of Energy panel to debate Montana coal issue on TV

A statewide Montana TV panel will discuss coal development with Lt. Gov. Bill Christiansen and Western Energy official Paul Schmekkel among panelists. Moderated by K. Ross Toole, the hour program airs March 25 on KFBB Channel 5, with donations from local stations.

Montana Bill Christiansen Hardin Paul Schmeckel Butte Western Energy Co Wallace D. McRae Forsyth Aaron P. Small Billings Eastern Montana College K. Ross Toole University of Montana History Department Kgvo-Tv Missoula Television Committee For Political Dialogue Montana Committee For the Humanities Humanities Committee Kfbb-Tv Channel 5

Charolais Meeting Slated at Dutton

A Montana junior Charolais association will form March 17 at the Lloyd De Bruycker Ranch eight miles west of Dutton. A national representative will attend a 10 am cattle display followed by a noon lunch and the organizational meeting. Open to growers ages 5 through 21 with Montana Charolais Association aiding.

Dutton Lloyd de Bruycker National Association Montana Charolais Association

Lions Club hears Janet Otness on New Zealand trip

Choteau Lions Club bi monthly dinner heard Janet Otness speak about her year in New Zealand as an American Field Service foreign exchange student. She narrated via slides and discussed differences in schools, climate, and industry plus New Zealand’s high rainfall and agriculture.

Choteau Lions Club Janet Otness Les Otness Choteau New Zealand Miss Otness United States Miss Orness Ray and Bob Carlson The Fairfield Lions Club Dale Depner B. C. Colbenson

Former Resident Estella M Byler Dies in Spokane

Funeral services were held in Spokane Washington for Estella M Byler a former Choteau resident wife of the late J H Byler who ran a meat market in Choteau many years ago Interment was at Fairmount Memorial Park Spokane She had lived in Spokane 25 years was a Beacon Chapel Church member and Neighbors of Woodcraft survivor Floyd A Byler Ada O Allum Veda Burch Viola Andrus Fay Baldwin Winifred Lyons Cloyd L Cook 11 grandchildren 31 great grandchildren 6 great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews

Spokane Wash Estella M. Byler Choteau J. H. Byler Fairmount Memorial Park

Consumer Protection Act Advances in Montana Legislature

Rep. Robert M Harper of Butte promotes a bill shifting duties from the Attorney General to the Department of Business Regulation. The act would empower courts to stop deceptive advertising and allow damages for victims, with Harper citing past compliance and moral impact. Opposition comes from a Motani Retail Association lobbyist. supporters include Sen Gordon Bollinger.

House Senate Department of Business Regulation Robert M Harper D. Butte Silver Bow County Fdeoral Trade Commission Council of State Governments Ad Virgin Ia Kaaucer Pesid oOo Theb Aricg Motani Retail Association Harper Gordon Bollinger D. Glasgow Bills Butte Montana

Scout Drive Nearing Quota in Chateau

Chester Corey, chairman of the Boy Scout Fund Drive, says the drive is within 7 percent of its quota with cards still out and more contacts to be made. He notes 106 boys are enrolled and the program costs 19 dollars per day per year to operate.

Chester Corey Boy Scout Fund Acantha Corey Chateau American Legion Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Lions Club Veterans of Foreign Wars

Lack of Snowcover Exposes Wheat to Wind Damage in Montana

Montana winter wheat fields largely lacked snow cover at month end, with central and north central areas suffering moderate wind damage. Below normal precipitation raises concern for the season, while ranges and pastures show mixed conditions and stockwater remains tight in parts of the state. Calving and lambing progress and wool fleece activity are noted, and sheep shearing nears one third completed.

Montana Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Northcentral

Card of Thanks for Ural Raymond Loss

Elmer and Eileen Erickson express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of their brother Ural Raymond. They appreciate prayers, cards, memorials, food, meals, and Pastor Engberg's visit.

Ural Raymond Pastor Engberg Elmer and Eileen Erickson

Toastmistress Meeting Highlights Wind Themed Talks

Chateau Toastmistress Club met March 12 with Shirley Chase presenting participants and themes Wind and Whispers. Mary Ferriter won best speaker for noting whispered thoughts, while Dorothy Boussard showcased Whaling in Alaska with Eskimo boy Inuch.

Chateau Toastmistress Club Shirley Chase Mabel Crane George MacDonald Mary Baker Mary Ferriter Margaret Wearley Myrna Paulus Karen Rambo Dorothy Boussard Alaska Inuch Mig Zion Marge Hansen Mary Stokes Carole McNeel Carole

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Zenith General Electric Andy’s Appliance Center Choteau Chamber OF Commerce Jaycees Rebekah WSG WSCS Catholic Ladies City Council I.C.C.F Rebekahs A.F A.M. W.S.C.S Buck Chateau, Mont J. Bachmeier Chateau Ford Sales Allan G. Clarke Ford Sales Choteau, Montana Walter Malkuch Glendive Diana Gail Edward McCollom Romey McCollom Walt’s Meat Market Choteau Food
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