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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
2
The U S Press Association urges Americans to reduce energy demand amid an oil crisis. It cites turning thermostats to 60 at night and 68 in the morning, turning off unused lights, and pooling trips as simple savings.
Letter from mayor James Hamilton recounts a 1975 tie between candidates Jaconetty and Cherry. He describes state law on breaking ties, a sealed ballot plan, coin flip consideration, and his final vote to favor Jaconetty to engage youth in government.
The C. James Smith Unit No 6 met at Doris Higgins home on March 24 with Helen Hodgskiss as co host. Donna Hodgskiss reported on her 1974 Girls State trip. Jamie Crawford and Lorilyn Styren named as delegates. A thank you card from Skyline Lodge noted the wheelchair stretcher purchase. Spring District 8 meeting set for Fort Benton April 5 with several officers attending.
Mrs. Dell Hales Scalese died April 8 in a Chateau hospital. Services were held at St. William's Church in Shelby with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. She taught in Iowa, South Dakota and Montana beginning in 1906 and was the first teacher in Galata riding 25 miles on weekends. She married Frank Scalese in 1912. he died in 1957. Survived by sons Thomas and Hales, daughter Teresa Ward, granddaughter Dorothy Rennick, 17 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren. Burns Funeral Home of Shelby arranged arrangements.
Dr Marcuss Alan Johnson of the Chateau area has completed continuing education to maintain active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians. The minimum requirement is 150 hours of accredited study every three years, with reelection eligibility after the third year.
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