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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
4
Senior Citizens hold an April 22 pot luck at 6 p.m. with bingo to follow. Tours include Missouri River cruises from 2 to 8 days. more information to come. Bus tours may be open to non seniors if spaces remain. No tour report next week. Consider gifting Acantha.
Mark Spinder son of Mr and Mrs Jim Spinder of Chateau will receive his diploma at graduation exercises at Rick s College Rexburg Idaho on April 23 according to a school release The release notes other local graduates Mark Dooley Cut Bank and Teresa Mae Wright of Shelby.
The second weekend of the Nine-Line Singles bowling tournament has been completed and signups remain open at A and E Lanes. Leaders two thirds through are Dale Joslyn Great Falls 1888 Ray Skierka Browning 1875 Gene Cabell Browning 1814 with other top scores including Marv Khinker Fairfield 1791 Steve Laurson Chateau 1771 and Gary Garlock Great Falls 1758. Clarence Edwards Browning posted the high actual 9 line single 1683 and Gary Henderson and Leonard Gardipee Browning share high game 234s.
Reminder announces a free sewing clinic at Fairfield Community Hall on Monday. Doraths Gallop of the Extension Service in Bozeman will conduct the workshop replacing Mary Roehlman of Los Angeles. The clinic offers tips for sewing faster and easier.
A pioneer history titled A Century in the Foothills covers life south of Great Falls from 1876 to 1976. The 513 page hardbound volume, illustrated by Joe Halko with 650 photos, includes pioneer tales, farming, mining, schools, moonshining and community records. Publisher Ralph Sand of the Fairfield Times conducts a non profit Bicentennial project for Eden Calvert Black Butte Red Butte Pleasant View and Giffen communities. Reservations are $15, or $17 mailed, through Eden Historical Society.
The North Central Montana Community Mental Health Center to study mental health needs over two months across Cascade County and eight neighboring counties. Random home surveys cover two percent of households with 15 interviewers, plus a mail survey of public-contact workers and a social area analysis to predict utilization. Computerized results will guide expansion of services.
Choteau launches an activities program for developmentally disabled clients with two aides, Clark Russell and Marilyn Johnson, and plans to expand staff to a five to one ratio. They consider making picnic tables for community use funded by earnings, seek donations of supplies, and urge guardians or social workers to refer interested individuals.
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