Grand Opening Planned for Choteau Bakery by New Owners
Jim and Judy Scott, new owners of the Choteau Bakery, schedule Thursday through Saturday open houses to introduce staff and offerings. They took over Jan 2 from the McClues and have expanded to supply groceries in Fairfield and Augusta while restoring Saturday hours 8 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Judy Scott
Choteau
Scotts
Choteau High School
Barney McClue
Jim Diebert
Diebert
Billings
Hardin
Navy
Debra Westover
Sitka
Alaska
Ken
Fairfield
Augusta
Alma Camden
Marie Gray
McClues
Chateau Men's Bowling Tourney Set for Two Weekends
The Chateau Men’s Bowling Association opens its annual handicap tournament with singles doubles and all events via A and E Lanes. About 100 participants are expected and past winners Muddy Creek and Ramaker Construction return to defend titles. Entry calls go to A & K Lanes.
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Chateau Men's Bowling Association
Chateau
Muddy Creek
Ramaker Construction
Muddy
Women Kegler Tournament Winners Named by A and K Lanes
Winners of the women s invitational bowling tournament were announced by Arvid Sunder of A and K Lanes. Farmers State Bank of Conrad took first with 1832 pins followed by Breen Oil Co of Chateau with 1802. Singles top honors went to Mary Jean Reeser of Shelby with 837, then Karin Motif of Great Falls with 836 and Kay Sander of Choteau with 832.
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Arvid Sunder
Farmers State Bank of
Conrad
Breen Oil Co
Chateau
Donna's Dames
Coca Cola
Choteau
Dusty’s Bar
Brady
Theilman Implement
Chester and Choteau
Mary Jean Reeser
Shelby
Karin Motif
Great Falls
Kay Sander
Hazel Dolan
Judy Cummings
Bev Flanagan
Fairfield
Theresa Connor
June Hamilton
Donna Lettera
Julia Letz
Buelah Morrow
Betty Fel
Lucille Gamradt
A & E Lanes
Rev W Brown to Speak at Chateau Baptist Church
Rev William Brown the northwest representative of Campus Bible Fellowship will speak at Chateau Baptist Church on Tuesday March 23 at 7 30 p m The public is welcome to hear of his missionary work in the Central African Republic Republic of Tihad and his Bible study efforts on secular college campuses in the northwest United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Northwest
Campus Bible Fellowship
Chateau Baptist Church
Brown
Central African Republic
Republic of Tihad
United States
Rev. Brown
Teton Pondera Farm Bureau Elects Officers
The Teton Pondera Farm Bureau unit elected new officers at the March meeting in Chateau. New board members Ray Lightner Anita Jones take one year terms while Earl Peterson Wilson Hodgskiss receive two year terms. Other officers include Lauretta Peterson unit president Ted Skelton vice president and Everett Snortland secretary treasurer. Gary Popiell and Bob Simpkins presented an estate planning seminar. The unit discussed a petition drive to shift county assessment responsibility back to the county level and will not take a policy position until more information is available.
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Teton-Pondera
Republicans Set Meeting in Chateau Courtroom
The Teton County Republicans plan a meeting on Tuesday March 30 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse courtroom at Chateau. Guest speaker will be U S Senate candidate Jack Tierney.
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Teton County
Chateau
Jack Tierney
U. S. Senate
Boxing Club Sponsors Fights Here Saturday
The Choteau Boxing Club will sponsor a Trophy Boxing Card this Saturday March 20 at 7 30 p m in the Choteau pavilion. Don Petrilli notes 15 local donors including Taylor Motors Teton Furniture The Macantile Sears Catalog Store Choteau Drug and others have contributed trophies for the matches. Notable boxers Kenny Oscar 112 pounds from Browning and Regan Dean 178 pounds of White Sulphur Springs are expected runners up in the Golden Gloves. Admission is 150 for adults and 75 cents for students.
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Choteau Boxing Club
Choteau
Don Petrilli
Taylor Motors
Teton Furniture
the Macantile
Isakson's
Sears Catalog
Choteau Bakery
Arthur Sussenden
Jim and
Gwen Larson
Sibley Ranch
WestMont Agency
Coast To Coast
Choteau Drug
Knudtzon Lumber
Olsen Agency
the Corral
The
American Legion
Petrilli
Montana
Kenny Oscar
Browning
Regan Dean
White Sulphur Springs
Chateau Boxing Club
C Kooyman Dies at 87 in Chateau Area
Cornelius Kooyman longtime Chateau area resident died March 10 at Teton Memorial Hospital. He was born July 8 1888 in Rotterdam and came to the United States in 1910. Funeral March 12 at Banks Chapel Choteau with military rites by C James Smith American Legion Post.
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Cornelius Kooyman
Chateau Area
Teton Memorial Hospital
Kooyman
Rotterdam
Holland
United States
Choteau
Banks Chapel
Allen Adams
Youngtimers Party Slated in Fairfield Hall
The Teton County Youngtimers dinner and dance is set for Saturday April 3 at Fairfield Community Hall. Dinner at 7 p.m. precedes a program and dancing to Cliffs Rhythmaires with advance ticket sales managed by Chateau Leonard Blixrud Dutton Ray Habel Fairfield Harold Hoyoak and Power Les Bar.
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Teton County Youngtimers
Fairfield
Cliffs Rhythmaires
Chateau
Leonard Blixrud
Dutton
Ray Habel
Harold Holyoak
Power
Les’ Bar
Gravel Contract and Dog Licenses Top Council Agenda
The City Council accepted Jim Krause of Great Falls as low bidder to crush 6000 tons of gravel at $2.60 per ton totaling $15,600 funded by Montana gasoline tax. Other bids were higher. Officers discussed zoning changes, dog and truck ordinances, and a 208 study plan. Mayors and staff outlined police budgets, an Airport Commission replacement, and a 1964 Civil Defense Jeep donation. A storage building bid and a $1,875,000 Teton Medical Center permit were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Krause
Great Falls
Krause
Rock, Inc
Hilde Construction
Montana
Jim Dellno
Jim Hamilton
Pete Howard
Howard
R. D. McPhillips
Hamilton
Tony Jaconetty
Dick Dauwalder
Airport Commission
Dauwalder
Chateau
Surplus Properties Division of Civil Defense
Swank Construction, Valier
Teton Medical Center
Hospital and School Board Nominations Filed
Nominations for hospital district and school district trustees were filed by the March 17 deadline. Hospital Board petitions include Lloyd Pedersen and Pete Guthrie. School Board petitions list Darlene Yeager and Ken Depner for Choteau School District No. 1 and Stan Stott for Choteau High School District (Bynum). Three terms expire on District 1 with June Hamilton, Ray Anderson and Thomas Evenson not returning. Lowry Larson and Howard Fisher also have expiring terms. Elections are set for April 6 with Stott filing for the post Larson will not seek.
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Hospital District
Hospital Board
Lloyd Pedersen
Pete Guthrie
Choteau School District No
Darlene Yeager
Ken Depner
Choteau High School
Bynum
Stan Stott
June Hamilton
Ray Anderson
Thomas Evenson
Lowry Larson
Howard Fisher
Pendrey
Larson
Stott
Freda Johnson Rites Held in Chateau
Funeral services for Freda J. Johnson 87 were held Monday at Banks Chapel Chateau with Order of the Eastern Star music by Joan Scott and Art Lindseth. Burial followed in Chateau Cemetery. Johnson born 1888 in Frederikshavn Denmark came to the U.S. in 1889. The family lived in Minnesota Montana and Chateau. Her husband J Gustave Johnson died in 1961 and their son Morris William Johnson died in 1942. There are no survivors.
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Banks Chapel
Chateau
Freda J. Johnson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Order of Eastern Star
Joan Scott
Art Lindseth
Chet Abbott
Glen Stoudt
Jack O'Neil
Carl Field
Alex Zier
Myles Standish
Art Tesch
H. H. Wuest
Art Weist
Marion Averill
Gordon Monkman
Simon Schoonmaker
Chateau Cemetery
Freda J. Christiansen
Fredrickshavn
Denmark
Minnesota
J. Gustave Johnson
Seattle
Morris William
Johnsons
Montana
Dutton
Agawam
Custer Battlefield
Hardin
Johnson
Fidelity
Order of the Eastern Star
Shrine Hospitals
White Shrine of
Jack Reiding
Elmer Baker
Ralph Coleman
Laurette Hanusa
Grant Curtis
A. A. Jordan
Wilson Hodgskiss
J. C. Salmond
George Morey
Johnson Farm
Jim Shelmerdine
Kalispell
Heart Drive Report Shows Early Donations Across Seven Communities
Teton County Heart Fund chairman Mrs. C. W. Boussard reports initial returns totaling 996 from seven communities. Choteau Soroptimists received 272, Chateau Boy Scouts 40, Fairfield 317.74, Bynum 80.50, Agawam 33, Farmington 85, Power 133.50, Collins 27.50, Canyon Road 7. Appreciation guests volunteer workers and donors with a full report to come after all gifts are counted.
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Teton County Heart Fund
C. W. Boussard
Choteau
Ricks College Variety Show At Chateau High School
Ricks College Rexburg Idaho will present a free musical variety show on Thursday April 1 at 7 30 p m in the Chateau High School auditorium. The program features music dancing and comedy by a 20 piece Sound Alliance Jazz Ensemble the Vikadettes eight member drill team a string quartet and the Valhalla Folk and Ballroom dance team. Dances include jitterbug cha cha and Charleston with Philippine Austrian and Carolina tap styles. Sponsored by the Choteau LDS Church.
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Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Chateau High School
Sound Alliance
Vikadettes
Phillipines
Austria
Carolina
Choteau Lds Church
Banquet Set For Chateau High Wrestlers
Parents of the Chateau High School wrestling team and Coach Wayne Krahe set Wednesday March 31 as the date for the annual banquet to honor wrestlers and cheerleaders. Details will be announced in next week’s Acantha.
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Chateau High School Wrestiing
Wayne Krahe
Photographers Meeting Set at Chateau Photo
A photography club meeting is scheduled at Chateau Photo on Friday March 19 at 8 p.m. The event welcomes photographers of all ages and experience levels to join.
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Chateau Photo
Heart Monitor Fund Grows With Central Benefit
The Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary reports the Heart Monitoring System fund has reached 2200 dollars as ticket sales from the Bi centennial benefit dance at the Chateau Pavillion contribute. The group aims for 13000 to buy a heart monitor for the ICU and plans further fundraising with donors including Cow Track Lodge and VFW Auxiliary.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau Pavilion
Lloyd Reynolds
Cow Track Lodge
Sussenden-Henry Construction
Gordon Monkman
Julia M. Lovall
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Herbert J. Silberman
Lawrence Swenson
William Obernolte
Daisy Genger
M. A. Johnson
M.D
Ellery C. Cramer
Leesburg
Heart Monitor Fund
Marian Fabrick
Marlene Hofeldt
William Tretheway
Owen W. Monkman
Eugene Foster
Robert Jensen
Price Revolution To Offer Bargains
This year's Dollar Days in Choteau becomes the 1976 Price Revolution held Friday and Saturday April 2 and 3. Choteau stores will feature specially priced merchandise with many items tagged in 76s to fit the Bicentennial theme. Merchants are urged to participate to ensure a successful promotion.
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Choteau
Chateau
Photo retakes announced for students this week
Jay Fowler of Chateau Photo announced retakes for ping pong pictures this Thursday March 18 from 2 to 5 p.m. or Friday March 19 for preschool to high school students. This is the only retake opportunity as film goes to processing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Fowler
Chateau Photo
New Water Rights Rules Explained to Public in Montana
Montana DNR water rights chief Laurence Siroky explains that many new groundwater wells lack proper notices, risking uncounted rights. Since 1973 over 6,000 well logs lack completion notices. automatic grants apply only when Notice of Completion is filed. Forms 602 are available county clerks and DNR offices in Helena Kalispell Glasgow and Billings.
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Montana
Laurence Siroky
Montana Department of Natural Resources,and Conservation’s
Dnr&c
Siroky
Dnr&d
Helena
Kalispell
Glasgow
Billings
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Scott
U. S. Navy
Eastern Montana College
Sawtooth Mountain
Don LaBaugh
Sun River
LaBaugh
Game Range
Men’s Bowling Association
Creek
Ramaker
Dennis
Wayne Maurer
Jim Nowlin
Ed van Derop
Ed Schilling
Herb Styren
Dennis Maurer
Carmen Throne
Thorne
Carl Younce
Bert Corey
Roger Salois
Roger Toren
Montana Mineral
Bud Olson
Jim Arensmeyer
Art Anderson
Kegler
Sun
Mon
Teton-Pondera Farm Bureau
Boxing Club
C. Kooyman
Youngtimers Party
Hobson Addition
Reformed Church
Freda Johnson
Heart Monitor System Fund
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