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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1970

Page

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Sprinkling System Mandate Threatens Local Hospital

Teton Memorial Hospital Administrator Jim Humble warned the Chateau Lions Club the federal sprinkling system mandate could bankrupt the facility. He noted a $60,000 cost for a new Conrad hospital and estimated a billion dollars would be needed nationwide. Humble, Dave Buchanan and A C Hanusa traveled to Helena to oppose the order, arguing smoke detectors may save more lives than sprinklers.

Teton Memorial Hospital Jim Humble Chateau Lions Club Humble Conrad Chateau U. S United States Dave Buchanan A. C. Hanusa Helena

Rausch Retires After 17 Years As Choteau High Custodian

Olen Rausch retired as Choteau High School custodian after 17 years and 3 months on Oct 1. Kenneth Vickeren succeeded him at CHS and Harry Davis began as custodian of Choteau Elementary School. Rausch helped maintain the new one floor high school and praised student pride, while Lee Brown joined the farewell gathering.

Rausch Choteau High Olen Rausch Choteau Kenneth Vickeren Harry Davis Fort Benton Davis Gary Simonson Choteau High School CHS Lee Brown Chateau High School Robert Gormley

Progress on Mini-Park in south Choteau gains ground

Choteau Girl Scout officials report steady progress on the new Mini-Park in south Choteau. Ring-Ding monkey bars await cementing, poles hold back basketball boards, and a large wooden fortress is planned with half the wood costs donated by Les Hutton. Senior Scout Troop 66 sponsors the park and earned national recognition through a Girl Scout magazine.

Choteau South Choteau Irv Thompson Les Hutton Della Bremer Carol Peterson Jim Wilkerson Mike Wilkerson Kaare Wilkerson Gwen Gormley Chuck Fellers Pam Baker Kris Wilkerson

Antique Show Sale and Luncheon Planned by Women's Club

The Teton County Women's Republican Club plans an antique show and luncheon at Chateau Country Club on Friday Oct 30. A $1 per person charge covers both events. luncheon starts at 1 30 pm and the show runs 12 30 to 4 pm. Tickets available at Ellen's in Chateau or from club members.

Teton County

Jaycees Host GOP Hopefuls at Cho teau Moose Hall

The Choteau Jaycees sponsor a meet and greet at Moose Hall Cho teau Thursday Oct 15 starting 7:30 pm to hear Republican candidates. Earl Berthelson Nels Hemstad Mary Baker Henry Helf Muriel Reiquam and Sen John Lyon of Shelby are listed attendees with coffee and cookies after the program.

Moose Hall Choteau Choteau Jaycees Don LaBaugh Earl Berthelson Conrad Teton Pondera Toole Nels Hemstad Dutton

Conferences Set Friday At Chateau Schools

Friday is set for parent teacher conferences at Chateau High and Grade schools with no classes. The event aims to help parents understand student progress and address any school problems. At the high school teachers will invite only parents of students who appear to be having difficulties due to large class numbers.

Chateau

New Date Set for Lions Club Swim Party

The Lions Club swim team party has been postponed to Friday November 6 due to late awards. Coach Stan Rathman announced the rescheduled event and thanked participants for their patience.

Lions Club Stan Rathman

4 H Recognition Dinner Highlights Teton County

Teton County 4 H held its annual Recognition Dinner at Fairfield Community Hall on Sunday Oct 11 with 300 attendees. Donors and volunteers were honored and numerous members received awards across many categories led by speakers Dan Thurber and emcees Sherry Ostberg and Mark Altzheimer.

Teton County Fairfield Dan Thurber Great Falls Montana 4-H Foundation Sherry Ostberg Mark Altzheimer Chateau Gregor Tangen Chester Ostberg Arnold Beck Harold Gaarder Henry Smith Rudy Fuhringer Jack Park Gordon Young Lloyd Bergen Mark Alzheimer Brian Beer

Warren Malcott Bob Pourroy Open Body and Radiator Shop

Warren Malcott and Bob Pourroy announce Chateau Body and Radiator Shop offering complete automotive repair including body work painting glass radiator repair motor tune ups and brake service. Both bring years of local experience in Chateau and Great Falls and will operate from the former K's Auto Parts building opposite Al's Husky Service.

Warren Malcott Bob Pourroy Pourroy Dutton and Conrad Chateau Chevrolet Mary Jim Lee Jeff Malcott Choteau Great Falls Malcotts Mary Ann's Malcott Teton Motors Florence K's Auto Parts Husky

Lions Club hears water pollution talk from Fish and Game officials

Chateau Lions Club heard Dave Wedum and Dick Johnson from the Montana Fish and Game Department speak on state water pollution. During the meeting Tom McCartney announced the Lions Pool Festival earned 1156.23 with expenses 418.84, profit 744.39 to Civic and Charity fund, thanking residents and women who contributed to the sale.

Chateau Lions Club State Fish and Game Department Dave Wedum Dick Johnson Great Falls Wedum Johnson Tom McCartney Lions Pool McCartney

Jayceen Style Show Set For Saturday at High School

The Chateau Jayceen sponsored Sew Knit Crochet it Yourself Style Show is planned for this Saturday October 17 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Home made articles will be modeled by their makers and several entertainment numbers are planned with door prizes. Admission is 1 dollar per person and children under 12 enter free.

Chateau Jayceen

AFS Student from Venezuela Enjoys Montana Stay

Rebeca Ochoa an American Field Service exchange student from El Hatillo Miranda Venezuela describes her first two months in Montana She stays with the Jim Hamiltons attends Chateau High School for 1970 71 and notes big differences between Venezuelan and American schools She plans to complete high school back home and mentions adjusting to Montana weather and snow for skiing while enjoying volleyball tumbling and water sports.

Rebeca Ochoa el Hatillo Mirand Venezuela Caracas Miss Ochoa Jim Hamilton Chateau High School Ochoa Montana United States

Mini Mission Starts Sunday at St Joseph's Parish

St Joseph's Catholic Parish in Chateau opens a mini mission Sunday Oct 18 and ends Wednesday Oct 21. Rev Russell Boehning SJ, director of the Apostleship of Prayer for the northwest, will preach at all Masses and each evening at 730 pm. Father Boehning is a seasoned mission speaker, praised by Rev James Gannon for his authority on the spiritual life.

St. Joseph's Catholic Chateau Russell Bochning Apostleship of Prayer For the Northwest Father Bodning James Gannon St Joseph's Church Father Boehning

Giant radish crop grown as Boy Scout project

Martin Alzheimer and his son Joel displayed oversized radishes grown from special seed. The four largest radishes weighed up to 5 percent pounds and reached about 12 inches long and 5 inches in diameter. Alzheimer said the radishes were mild and good for slicing.

Martin Alzheimer Joel Alzheimer

Services today for John A. Kelly in Augusta

John A. Kelly 69 died Monday at his Augusta home. Funeral services at 2 p.m. today at Augusta Community Church with Rev. Edward M. Ferguson. Interment in Augusta Cemetery. Banks Funeral Home in charge. Survived by widow Katherine, two daughters Shelley and Shirley, three stepsons, two stepdaughters, and a brother.

John A. Kelly Augusta Augusta Community Edward M. Ferguson Glen Chamberlain Fred Chisholm Grant Anderson Henry Castle Joscoe Geise Richard Kenck Bud Bisnett Jack Walsh Banks Funeral Home Kelly

Moonlight Madness Proves Highly Successful

Chamber of Commerce officials hailed the Moonlight Madness promotion held last Saturday as very successful with many locals using the bargains offered. Merchants reported more shoppers than during Crazy Days, though some stores stayed open only partially.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Judge to Speak at Democratic Rally in Fairfield Hall

Lt. Gov. Tom Judge will address a Democratic Rally at Fairfield Community Hall this Saturday Oct 17 after a dinner at 6 30 pm served by the Democratic Woman's Club. Also listed are invited candidates including Mansfield Olsen Cannon McOmber Doheny Monkman Becker Goodell Joslyn Kuster Baker and Zwerneman with Ennola Baggenstoss presiding.

Tom Judge Fairfield Democratic Woman's Club Ennola Baggenstoss Teton County Democratic Central Committee Democratic Chateau Mike Mansfield Arnold Olsen Paul Cannon Railroad and Public Service Commission Gordon McOmber Charles Doheny Gordon Monkman Albert Becker Roy Goodell Charles Joslyn Connie Kuster Chester Baker Lee Zwerneman

Deer Elk and Bear Season Opens Sunday October 18

State Fish and Game officials announce the general big game season opens Sunday Oct 18 with about 200000 hunters expected. Resident limits are two deer one elk and one black bear while nonresidents pay 151 for the same bag. Bright colors are required and tagging failures carry fines up to 500 dollars or six months jail.

Fish and Game

Lions Club Variety Show Set For Friday at High School

Taans Club president Tas Ofmess announced the Lions plan a charity variety show on Friday October 30 at the high school auditorium. Lions members sell advance tickets with door sales available. Proceeds will go to the club charity fund.

Taans Club Tas Ofmess Chateauoon Otess Lions Club Otness

Capers Date Is Announced For Chateau

The Chamber of Commerce announces the Capers variety show will be held Saturday November 14 in the Chateau High School auditorium. Anyone interested in presenting acts should contact Dick Nordhagen or a chamber member, with four weeks remaining to join the program. Turkey prizes will be awarded and turkey registrations begin next week in participating stores.

Chamber of Commerce Chateau High School Dick Nordhagen Chateau Chamber

Law Firm Opens Branch Office Here

The Great Falls firm Johnson Dzivi Conklin and Noybo opens a Friday only branch in the Larson Building Chateau from 9 am to 5 pm starting Oct 16. Lawyers Jim Johnson and Nick Ozivi will staff the office. Ozivi is a state senator from Cascade County.

Great Falls Johnson, Dzivi, Conklin

Halloween Party Plans Progressing

Members of the Lions and Chateau Country Club plan a combined Halloween Costume party on Saturday October 31 at the Country Club. Dancing will accompany a midnight lunch. All members and guests are invited with a five dollar per couple charge for the evening.

Lions and Chateau Country Club Country Club

Christmas Wreath Orders Being Taken

The Chateau Girl Scouts begin taking orders for Christmas Wreaths on Oct 19. Those not contacted may order by calling Mrs Harry Tuinstra at 466-2866. Orders must be placed before Nov 1.

Chateau Harry Tuinstra

Nordahls Urge Letter Campaign To Aid POW Families

Mr and Mrs Ed Nordahl returned from Washington where they attended a POW and missing in action families meeting. They urged Americans to write to the North Vietnamese government to demand identification of all POWs and access to facilities, citing the fate of about 1,500 servicemen and urging neutral inspections and humane treatment.

Ed Nordahl Washington North Vietnam Paris France Nordahdl Rotvicoiuon South East Asia North South South Vietnam Laos Viet Cong Pathet Lao Nordahl

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Jaycees Nancy Maurer Riscilla Bergen Robin Baquet Colleen Erickson Kris Gander Robin Baquett Wills Kathy Menghini Steve Young Michelle Horak Robin Larson Robbie Lou Rice Patti Haynes Jane Wisse Mark Hitchcock Duard Dellwo Mark Guse Tom Fuhringer Brian Beerman Lyall Tesch Kay Arensmeyer Debbie Young Anna Loch Tina Beerman Kathy Tangen Rosalie Richert Marlene Snodgrass Fran Loch Marilyn Foreman Bill Christianson Matt Larson Rodney Peace Paili Haynes Malcoim Fish & Game Jayceen AFS John Kelly Lt. Gov Demos Tom Lions Nordahls
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