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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
8
Montana law requires 40 percent voter turnout with a majority to pass the bond. The high school district trustees cite $48,000 building cost plus about 12,000 for improvements, including heating plant upgrades, glass replacement, and lighting. Voters must cast their ballots by April 10 and indicate yes or no.
The Rocky Mountain Ramblers will perform for the Young Timers hayloft party in the American Legion pavilion this Saturday night. No Moose Dance is scheduled for this weekend but regular Moose dances resume after Saturday, Ed Ober nolte said.
A brass ensemble of 20 musicians from the University music school faculty will perform at Chateau in a free concert. The group, led by Dr. Daryl Gibson, has trained five months and features cornet through tuba with self arranged pieces for pure brass harmony. The Jubileers eight-voice group, led by Norman Gulbrandsen, formed in 1944 for radio broadcasts, will also perform.
The Jubileers from the university A Capella choir, led by soloists, will perform in the spring operetta Carmen Jones and appear at the State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Butte. Soprano Gayle Davidson leads the group with a five-voice Carmen Jones segment and other solo and ensemble numbers.
Willard E. Fraser a Democratic challenger for Congress in the Eastern district and former Choteau census supervisor spoke in town this week. He urged that plains not brawn win the next war and emphasized educated national strength and military education focused on science and aviation. He warned defense must be a strong offense and that American air forces must be the finest.
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