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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
1
Arlyne McCollum reminds farmers only a few days remain to nominate candidates for ASC community committee elections by mail from Nov 21 to Dec 1. Six valid petitions give each community a slate of nominees. petitions due by Oct 28.
The Teton County Winter Fair will be held at the Chateau pavilion on Saturday November 29 with crafts and items for sale from Skyline Lodge Hobby Club Marian Peebles and others The Chateau United Methodist Church women will offer bazaar items baked goods pies cinnamon rolls and coffee The Chateau Hospital Auxiliary will display gift items and cards Reservations for tables are first come first served with no table charge and a pavilion rental plus a small advertising share expected Contact Porter Cannon or Robert Jensen for details
Local and state officials debate the date for Veterans Day with Montana lawmakers restoring the November 11 observance while national practice marks October 27. Government offices differ in closures and businesses plan to operate normally next Monday then honor the holiday on November 11.
Norma W. Foy, 59, of Richland Washington, was killed west of Yakima when struck by a pickup while attaching a trailer. Her daughter Frances Foy, 33, of Seattle, lost a left arm in the crash. Norma was daughter of Mrs. Mary Tennant and the late George Tennant, former Choteau residents.
At the Choteau City Council meeting Dr. Bill Patton of the Lions Club outlined rising pool operation costs and the need for a new bath house and court resurfacing. The council also heard about a proposed snowmobile ordinance allowing street use with speed and exclusion limits.
The Chateau High School music department schedules its annual fall concert for Sunday November 2 at 8 p m. The program titled Americas Past in Music highlights the Bicentennial contribution through a curated selection of pieces.
Choteau Bulldog football hosts Conrad Cowboys tonight in a key Northern A Division matchup that could decide the league title. Cut Bank sits in the trio atop standings with a 6 1 record if both teams win, Cut Bank would claim the conference crown and regional playoff berth. The game follows a hard fought Chateau Fort Benton clash where Chateau built a 14 6 halftime lead before Fort Benton surged in the second half.
Daylight Saving Time will end this Sunday Oct 26 marking the switch to standard time. Clocks should be set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday morning with standard time in effect until the last Sunday in April when daylight time resumes.
Chateau shops buzzed Saturday night as the Moonlight Madness sale ran from 7 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. Merchants reported strong business and customers cashed in on price reductions in a bustling downtown event.
Everett R. Poore died at 74 after a months long illness. Funeral at Banks Chapel with Rev. Allen Adams, Masonic graveside rites at Chateau Cemetery. Survivors include widow Myrtle and stepdaughter Floreine Stoudt, plus brothers, sisters, and a grandson.
Five Choteau High School students Greg Alzheimer Marc Arensmeyer Dean Brumberger Fred Thompson and Rock Perkins will sing in the 1975 Montana All State Choir in Great Falls at 7 30 p m Friday Oct 24 The concert will be in the CMR Fieldhouse directed by Dr Paul Salamunovich with a special bicentennial work by Dr Donald Johnston of the University of Montana to be performed with the combined band chorus and orchestra
The Lions Club Pool Festival on Saturday November 15 at the city pavilion will fund pool operations and future improvements including a new bath house. Proceeds support the pool while boosting funds for more upgrades. Bake sale lunch and games for all ages capped by volunteer coordination and setup on November 11.
Montana will implement a staggered vehicle licensing system starting next year. Registrations expire on the anniversary month and must be renewed by the 25th. counts as a grace period. Certain vehicles are exempt. year tabs and decals will use distinctive colors each year. multi-vehicle owners register by anniversary number.
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