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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

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Hospital Repairs Spur Summer Fund Drive at Teton Memorial

Repairs to the hospital roof and replacement of flood-damaged breaker switches will require a fund drive this year. Rev. C Fred Crowe reports Lutheran Hospital and Homes Association will cover roofing costs about 3100 dollars with local reimbursement hoped. Breaker replacement costs run 200 to 300 dollars and safety policy supports replacement. Contributions can be sent to Hospital Association secretary William Olsen.

Teton Memorial Hospital C. Fred Crowe The Hospital Association Jack Sturgeon Lutheran Hospital and Homes Association Crowe Sturgeon John Saturley Home Board Rev. Crowe William Olsen Ben Christman Roy Meyers Fairfield Bill Briggs Dutton Janet Wedum Olsen J. R. Crabtree Paul Kropp Jerry Breen Ron Hinman Opal McGrew Choteau

Chateau Council OKs Trailer Home Petition After Hearing

The Chateau adjustment board and city council accepted a zoning board recommendation ending a four month dispute. Mr and Mrs Pat Mills may move a mobile home into the Cowgill addition but must place it on a permanent foundation and connect to water and sewer. The change from B to A was intended to guard against trailer influx and preserve property values while providing Mills with relocation options.

Chateau City Zoning Board of Adjustment Pat Mills Cowgill Chateau Board of Adjustment Thomas McCartney Mills al Hensley John Dunckel William McCauley Milton van Auken Glen Stoudt

Local Chamber Seeks Prize for Community Development

The Chateau Chamber of Commerce votes to enter the Montana Chamber of Commerce community development contest. Four population categories will award first to third place for projects like street beautification and library facilities. The chamber also pledges $50 to the Montana Freight Rate Association to oppose freight-rate increases including a $4 minimum for LCL shipments and a 15 percent rise on other freight.

The Chateau Chamber of Commerce Montana Chamber of Commerce Chamber Jack Rogers Montana Chamber Montana Rogers Montana Freight Rate Association

CHS Schedules Two Concerts

CHS music department plans two concerts in May. The choral groups perform May 11 at 8 p.m with a capella and concert choirs the double octet and a boys barber shop ensemble. The band concert follows May 15 at 8 p.m with pieces from Bach to Mary Poppins show tunes. Tickets are sold by band and choir members. one ticket admits entry to both concerts. students admitted free.

Chateau High School Lloyd Reynolds CHS Reynolds

Crawford Elected Vice Chairman of Forest Advisory Council

Crawford was elected vice chairman of the Lewis and Clark Forest Advisory Council at its Saturday meeting in Great Falls. Curtis Hughes, a Stanford rancher, was chosen as chairman.

Jim Crawford Chateau Lewis and Clark Forest Advisory Council Great Falls Curtis Hughes Stanford Rancher

Cleanup Pickup Under Way In Choteau Monday

Mayor John Dunckel reminded residents that the annual city cleanup will start Monday as crews begin collecting leaves and trash. Civic groups will help haul large items like junked cars and appliances. residents must contact the sheriff's department for large-item removal.

John Dunckel Choteau Sheriff’s Department

Hitchcock Named Weed Supervisor

Bill Hitchcock was appointed weed control supervisor by the Teton County Weed Control Board to replace Ray Bandow who resigned. Hitchcock took over duties May 4 as the board opened bids for weed control chemicals. Standard Oil Co. Chateau won the contract to supply 2,4-Dester, Chipman Chemical Co. Portland to provide 2,4-D amine, and Graham and Ross Great Falls to supply Pictoram and TBA materials.

Bill Hitchcock Ray Bandow Hitchcock Teton County Weed Control Board Standard Oil Co Chateau Chipman Chemical Co Portland Graham and Ross Great Falls

Depner Couple Return From Mesa Wintering

Mr and Mrs Martin Depner returned home from Mesa Arizona on Thursday after spending the winter there.

Martin Depner Mesa Ariz

Six File for August Primary to Start Teton Political Activity

Four Teton County officials and two state lawmakers filed last week to seek election at the August 16 primary. Nominees include G. E. Monkman, Muriel S. Reiquam, Bud C. Olson and Robert L. Woodahl plus Gordon McOmber and W. Y. Moberly seeking District 20 Senate seats. Reiquam is senior among filers. filing deadline July 7 and registration close for the Aug. 16 vote.

Teton Teton County G. E. Monkman Muriel S. Reiquam Bud C. Ol Son Robert L. Woodahl Gordon McOmber Fairfield Helena McOmber Pondera and Toole VFW Montana State University Advisory Council W. Y Waldo) Moberly Moberly Chateau Senate Toole County Reiquam Monkman Woodahl Olson Homer Rowland Elmer Erickson

Protection Rates May Increase In Choteau Outer District

Choteau council moves to raise outer district fire protection dues from 3 to 10 dollars annually to address inequities with the inner district. The change would be offset by anticipated insurance savings. The district’s board and council plan to discuss the proposal at the next meeting.

Choteau Chateau Proper Addi James Sulgrove Robert Zion Robert Swartzel Thomas Evenson Andrew J. Brutosky Walter G. Magee

Snowpack moisture far below 1965 levels in Montana readings

Soil Conservation Service reports snow depth and water content on three Montana snow courses in the Teton and Sun River drainages are well below last year's May 1 figures. Measurements show low moisture statewide with five Bull on Sun River at four inches of depth and 0.5 inch water, Teton readings at Freight Creek and West Fork also under prior year levels. Wildlife nearby attracted attention along Benchmark road west of Augusta with bands of bighorn sheep elk and deer observed.

Soil Conservation Service Teton Sun River Bill Forgarty SCS Five Bull Fogarty Freight Creek West Fork Teton River Augusta Ford Creek

Four-County Advisory Board Formed For Federal Funds

Three Teton residents were appointed to an advisory board addressing a proposed four county corporation to access federal funds for development. Attendees to a Conrad meeting signaled support, though no obligation exists. Potential results include a planning director and programs from Youth, Headstart to SBA loans under the federal economic opportunities program.

Teton Betty Swenson Jack Rogers Chateau Chamber of Commerce Mike Weeks Dutton Teton County Conrad Bud Olson OEP Teton, Toole Pondera Glacier

Driver license examiner to visit Chateau courthouse

Montana Highway Patrol will host a driver license examiner at the Chateau courthouse on Monday May 9 from 8 am to 5 pm. Applicants should contact the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm for guidance.

Montana Highway Patrol Chateau

30000 Bees in Basement Boost Alfalfa Seed Yield

Alfalfa seed experiment uses 30000 female leaf cutter bees kept in a basement freezer to pollinate blossoms. Bees move about 500 feet from hives, incubated at 90 degrees, with expected yields rising from 80 to 1000 pounds per acre.

Bill) Arensmeyer Arensmeyer

JC's Install Saturday Night at Chateau Jaycees Banquet

Charles Crane will be installed as president of Chateau Jaycees at the annual installation banquet Saturday at the Cow Track. Other officers include Bill Fogarty and John Arnold as vice presidents, Jay Dunckel as secretary, Leonard Blixrud treasurer, and Walt Armstrong director. Jaycee and Jaycee n officers and committee chairs are named with several listings of positions and duties.

Charles Crane Chateau Jaycees Jaycee Bill Fogarty John Arnold Jay Dunckel Leonard Blixrud Walt Armstrong LaVerne Murr Jayceen Stan Kimmel Secetary Ron Hecht George Ortner Elmer White Blixrud Fogarty Arnold Dunckel Ron Hinman

Teton Civil Defense Radio Test Set For Friday

County Civil Defense schedules a radio test for all two way radios in Teton County. Director La Verne Marr urged all county purchases of channel 17 crystals on the 27 megacycle band to participate in a 9 p.m. network call to establish a county Civil Defense radio net.

LaVerne Marr Murr Teton County

Olsen Agency Grand Opening At Chateau Office

More than 200 people attended the Olsen Agency grand opening in the remodeled Chateau building. Prize winners announced were Harry Swanson and Marge.

Olsen Agency Chateau Harry Swanson Marge

Fireworks Funds Trickling In For Community Display

Contributions toward the July 4th display total $59.75 so far, with a goal just above last year's $385. Mrs. Dellno said the display needs early donations to be secured in time. Funds directed by the Volunteer Fire Department can be left at Bob's Ford Sales or the Acantha office.

Robert Dellno Fire Department Bob's Ford Sales Acantha

Rest Home Work To Begin in July

The Teton County Rest Home expansion is slated to start in July with the county board seeking Hill Burton approval. Construction aims to enclose the building this fall and finish by next spring, after final plans are approved by Helena and federal authorities.

Teton County Rest Home County Board of Commissioners Acantha Martin Shannon Hill-Burton Helena

Funds Sought for Chateau Baseball Diamonds Project

Jim Spinder reported six baseball diamonds are being laid out in Chateau with needs for screens bases bleachers fences grass seed and equipment. He urged organizations businesses and individuals to contribute to construction with donations accepted at K's Auto Parts. Don Swanson will begin leveling Wednesday and Bob Clark & Son will feed them Saturday.

Chateau Jim Spinder Spinder Darwin Fuzz) Armstrong K's Auto Parts Don Swanson Bob Clark

Open House for Mr and Mrs John E Burt Jr May 22

Mr and Mrs John E Burt Jr will be honored with a silver anniversary open house at the Burt home on May 22 from 2 to 5 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited.

John E. Burt Jr Burt

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