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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1970

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Judge Addresses Fairfield Democrats on State and Nation

Lt. Gov. Tom Judge spoke at a Fairfield Democrat rally and banquet last Saturday. He blamed the national GOP for division, cited rising unemployment and inflation, urged support for constitutional changes and praised local candidates including Gordon McOmber and Charles Doheny. He praised Sen. Mansfield, Olsen, and Melcher and thanked party volunteers.

Tom Judge Fairfield Spiro Agnew Judge Beng Mike Mansfield Arnold Olsen John Melcher Gordon McOmber District 20 State Senate McOmber Senate Committee On Agriculture Senate House Water Conservancy District Irrigation and Water Conservation Anderson Charles Doheny Ennola Baggenstoss Democratic Central Committee Roy F. Goodell G. E. Monkman Alpert Becker Charles M. Joslyn Connie Dellno Kuster Chester O. Baker Lee E. Zwerneman The Democrat Women's Club D. P Dick) Fabrick Chateau

Olsen Talks National Role At Choteau Meeting

Congressman Arnold Olsen visited Choteau to address the Teton County Democrat headquarters crowd. He urged focusing on national welfare, opposed perpetual global policing, and argued for enlarging state legislatures to preserve local voices while planning to consult health officials on sprinkler mandates for small hospitals.

Arnold Olsen Choteau Teton County Democrat Olsen Gordon McOmber Europe United States Montana Washington Dick Shoup Shoup Chateau Nels Hemstad Dutton Earl Berthelson Conrad Mary Baker Henry Helf Bynum Pendray Brady Power Fairfield Farm Bureau

Fire Department Extinguishes Blaze At Vacant House

The Chateau Fire Department fought a Tuesday afternoon fire in a vacant house at 38 Third Ave. S.W. belonging to Ruby Clark. The blaze started in the outer wall and spread upward causing wall damage but was stopped before extensive damage. Mrs. Clark had been cleaning the house that day to prepare it for renters. Cause is undetermined.

The Chateau Third Ave. S.W Ruby Clark

Council to Amend Motorcycle Ordinance Next Meeting

Chateau City Council discussed a revised motorcycle helmet ordinance after rejecting a rule that only riders under 21 wear helmets. The draft requires all riders to helmet use. The council also considered raising allowed gasoline delivery trucks to 2000 gallons and posted land to prevent hunting near a sewer lagoon. Proclamations honored VFW Freedom Signature Week and the United Nations anniversary.

Chateau Jim Dellwo Jeff Curtis Germany Curtis Dellno Leo Murphy Dan Mayson Bob Nauck Jake Luinstra Luinstra Montana Power Company Montana Power Cliff Barrett Jim Hamilton United Nations

Cut Bank tops Choteau 24 6 to end Bulldog season at Ft Benton

Cut Bank defeated Choteau 24 to 6 in a Northern conference football game. Choteau led 6 0 at halftime on Conrad Gundersons 15 yard TD run but Cut Bank answered with 6 by Bill Hannah and Dana Perry and Jer ry Anderson conversions to move ahead 16 6 after three quarters. Randy Weaver then connected with Anderson for a 46 yard TD in the final frame. Choteau finished the season at Fort Benton with several seniors playing their final game.

Cut Bank Choteau Bulldogs Choteau Conrad Gunderson Bulldog Chateau Bill Hannah Dana Perry Perry Hannah Jerry Anderson Wolves Randy Weaver Anderson Weaver Don Knutson Bulldogs Knutson Gunderson Greg Yeager Bob Hodgskiss Gary Alzheimer Fort Benton Acantha John Chane Dan Rogers Mike Immerman Lonnie Kelly Mark Alzheimer Ted Lesmeister Wayvan Campbell

Daylight Saving Time Ends October 25

Clocks will be turned back one hour on Saturday night and Mountain Standard Time begins Sunday morning at 2 a.m. Al clocks should reflect the time change to standard time.

Mrs Jim Weinert Named Chairman of G S Fund Drive

Mrs Jim Weinert named drive chairman for the area as the annual Girl Scout fund drive begins October 26. Mrs Luinstra notes Big Sky Girl Scout Council of Great Falls serves over 6 800 girls with 120 from Chateau involved as scouts leaders counselors and committee members. She urges communities to share the load to fund scouting opportunities.

Harry Luinstra James Weinert Luinstra Big Sky Girl Scout Council Great Falls Chateau United States

Capers Needs More Numbers for Chamber Event

Capers planning for the Chamber of Commerce Capers program with two acts secured and more numbers or short acts being sought. Interested individuals or groups should contact Dick Wordhagen or Gale Isakson. The event is set for Saturday November 14. The organizers value both comedy and straight acts and are pursuing Tiny Tim and his wife Miss Vickie to headline if possible.

Chamber of Commerce Dick Wordhagen Gale Isakson Stright Chambers Tiny Tim Vickie

Murray Explains Absentee Ballot Voting Process

Secretary of State Frank Murray outlines absentee voting rules for voters away from home. Applicants must request by noon November 2, vote with an oath in person or by mail, and ensure the ballot arrives before polls close at 8 p.m. November 3.

Frank Murray Murray

National Education Week Visitation at Chateau Public Schools

During Oct 26 to Oct 30 Chateau Public Schools invite parents and interested residents to visit classrooms. Extra chairs will be provided, and visits should be quiet with entry and exit through classroom doors. K to 6 prefer 9–10 am or 1–2 pm. 7–8 pupils may plan with their teacher. High and elementary schools will hold Open Houses later.

Chateau Public Schools Choteau Public Schools Choteau School Board

Banquet Planned To Honor Bulldogs

The fourth annual Parents Appreciation Night banquet honoring the Bulldog football team will be held Thursday Oct 20 at 6 30 p m at the United Methodist Church. Fans may attend free with a nominal donation requested to offset food costs. The Bulldog football team completed the 1970 season yesterday with an afternoon game at Fort Benton.

United Methodist Church Bulldog Fort Benton

Special Amendments on Ballot for Montana November 3 Vote

Montana voters face three measures on November 3. A constitutional convention would be set up to modernize the 1889 constitution. A reorganization would cut 161 boards to 20. A voting age change from 21 to 19 is tied to a federal Supreme Court decision on 18 year olds.

Montana Congress United States Supreme Court Legislative Council Board of Health and Environment Department of Law Enforcement and Public Safety Department

Ellen Bushman Dies at 93 in Chateau Montana

Ellen S. Bushman, 93, died Monday October 19 at the Teton Nursing Home. Rosary is tonight at Banks Funeral Home, services Friday at 10 am at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev Russell Bochning. interment Chateau Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mary Jenkins Myrtle Reardon Ellen Waljey, son Peters, Glen, sisters Rose Jensen Sarah Salaway, 14 grandchildren.

Banks Funeral Home Ellen S. Bushman Teton Nursing Home St. Joseph's Catholic Church Russell Bochning Chateau Cemetery al Peterson Clint Stillman Everett DeRusha Gordon Monkman Floyd Mc Lew Fllen

Halloween Party Reminder for Lions and Country Club

A reminder to Lions and Country Club members to plan costumes for the Halloween party and dance on Saturday night. The Chateau Country Club hosts the event with admission of 5 dollars per couple including the dance and a midnight luncheon. Guests may attend.

Lions and Country Club Chateau Country Club

Taxidermist opens museum at former Chateau Library

A. E. Masters, a taxidermist with 55 years in the trade, opens a museum and shop in the former Chateau Public Library building. The daily hours are 9 am to 5 pm with free admission. Masters plans group tours by appointment and invites contact at 466-2371.

A. E. Masters Chateau Public Library Masters Jonas Brothers Denver Colo Pittsburgh Riverton Wyo Kalispell Missoula Chateau Great Falls Africa Jim Bond California Kansas University of Montana Texas

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