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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
6
The annual Mother Daughter banquet is set for Thursday April 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. Mrs Ellen Hammond leads advance ticket sales. Further details will appear in next week's Acantha.
The Teton Memorial Hospital reports new admissions including Ernest Gasparovich Fairfield and others from Choteau Dupuyer Augusta Simms and Pendroy. A daughter was born to Dennis and Deborah Capps of Choteau. Discharges include Jester Zbinden Fairfield and Rita Anderson Fairfield with infant.
Three county students named Judith Robinson of Cho teau and Dexter Bergen and Wayne Maurer of Dutton are among 259 students at Northern Montana College Havre to make the winter quarter honor roll.
Montana Fish and Game warns that early spring ice on reservoirs and streams grows weak as temperatures rise. Fishermen should test thickness, avoid swift water, steer clear of pressure ridges, and know old ice is weaker. If someone falls in, spread flat to reach them and extend a tool rather than crowd weak areas.
Beo vy Ochoa and Venezuelan student premier guests at Herald Depners event with the H E Club International program. University students Jim and David Alzheimer returned home after spring break. Collins Community Club plans a court whist on Friday the 16th at Collins Hall. Homemaker Extension to sponsor Rubella Clinic April 13 at Chateau grade school and other towns. Various local social events and birthday dinner at the Pedersens. Sunnyslope neighbors aided Gerald Stenson in fighting a hay fire as winds gusted to 30 35 mph. Easter Seals reminder and subscription to the Acantha.
Irene Weckstad Pendroy visited relatives while Larry Brownell attended a Polled Hereford sale near Fairfield. Numerous residents dropped by to visit, attend dinners, or celebrate events including a 25th wedding anniversary at the Branding Iron.
Dolores Colburg announced that Teton County will receive 13149.09 as the first of two state transportation reimbursements for elementary and secondary schools. The payment covers about half the county’s transportation costs with one third funded by state law and the remainder from local taxes and school district levies.
Voters will cast ballots on April 3 from noon to 8 pm for one three year trustee seat. Robert Young is the sole candidate. Voters decide on two levies of 29000 for grade and high school budgets plus 5000 for furnace roof work, each increasing about one mill. Power High presents Polly In The Circus Friday at 8 pm directed by Morgan Sherlock.
Word was received in Chateau this week of the deaths of two former Teton County residents. Mrs. John Frydenlund formerly Bertha Davidson of Mijendalen Norway died January 14 1971 and her son Norman Frydenlund died of a heart attack November 2 1970. Survivors include Johan Frydenlund husband and father of Mjendalen Norway and numerous nieces and nephews in the United States.
Rex Manuel of the Teton County ASC announces the signup deadline of April 9 for participation in the 1971 wheat and feed grain programs. As of March 26, 457 wheat farms had signaled intent, with 735 farmers eligible. adjustments to conserving base acres must also be filed by April 9.
The April birthday party now set for Saturday April 3 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion hall invites all seniors especially those with April birthdays. Cake coffee and games planned. Hostesses Mrs Muriel Dial and Mrs Helen Clark will greet guests April 6 to 9 from 1 30 to 5 p m with coffee and card tables available.
The Choteau and Pendroy Methodist churches announce Easter celebrations and psalm Sunday events. Allen J. Adams leads services with confirmations and baptisms. Activities include choir practices, Holy Communion, and sunrise and early services on April 11 with breakfast at the church.
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