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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1970
Page
5
Choteau High School will host parent-teacher conferences on Saturday May 2. Parents can call the high school to reserve times to meet with specific faculty. Elementary conferences are planned for Friday May 1 to discuss mutual concerns and improve youth education.
Members of the Chateau Toast mistress Club met April 8 in the basement of the Lutheran Church. The program titled Leo, House of Wealth featured Mrs. Jim Arensmeyer as toastmistress and Horoscopes read by Mrs. Brem er with members speaking on neighbors. Winners and officers were announced and council contest plans noted for April 18 at Shelby.
Mrs. C. W. Boussard reported the heart fund campaign in Teton County February results as highly successful with a total receipts of 1884.57 after bridge prizes deduction. Communities including Fairfield Chateau Belleview Dutton Farmington Pendray Power and West Slope contributed varied amounts led by multiple club and chair responsibilities. memorial gift from the Corey family added to the fundraising total.
The Order of Rainbow for Girls invites the public to an open installation at the Masonic Temple at 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 26. Irene Inbody will be installed as worthy advisor. A Silver tea will follow in the temple dining room.
Daily temperatures listed with highs and lows from Wednesday April 15 to Monday April 20. High for week 55 and low 14. Compared with last year, high 68 and low 29. Year to date precipitation 1.91 inches versus 1.80 inches last year.
Laurence Trebesch reports that the 14th annual livestock roundup near Billings yielded 412 calves along with sheep, pigs, horses and barley for Yellowstone Boys Ranch. Donors include Arm strong, Otness Brothers, F T Say lor, Jack Slanger, Harry Yeager & Son and Trebesch. Eleson lauds Trebesch for organizing donations.
Five girls from Teton County traveled to Shelby on April 14 to compete in the 4 H speech contest semi finals. Lyn Arensmeyer of Choteau Robin Baquet of Dutton Risella Bergen of Dutton Marilyn and Starle Leazenby of Choteau advanced as finalists. Baquet and Bergen will speak in the finals broadcast on KSEN radio April 25 at 1 30 p.m. Baquet titled Batter Up and Bergen titled That Silly Question. They vie for 75 prize and club trophy against eight other speakers from four counties. Audience can listen to the finals on KSEN radio.
Marie L. Stenson the Teton County Treasurer announced the second half of the 1969 real estate taxes are due by 5 p.m May 31. Delinquent taxes incur a 2 percent penalty plus 8 percent interest. 1970 personal property tax statements are being mailed. unpaid within 30 days may lead to seizure and sale.
The Augusta pastor Rev David Scovill and his sister Esther of Three Hills Alberta stayed overnight with Rev and Mrs Ed Ferguson. He spoke at the Augusta Ladies Aid Tuesday afternoon and again at the evening service, detailing the work with the Danto people in West Irian using colored slides and mission curios.
Mr and Mrs Earl Holl ar return ed last week from Thousand Oaks California where they visited Mr and Mrs Jack Luinstra and family. Mr and Mrs Reidar Neckstad and family Pendray visited Mr and Mrs Jim Spinder and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy Mr and Mrs Henry Helf Morris Larson Mr and Mrs Ralph Caskey and Mr and Mrs Bill Olsen were in Anaconda last weekend where Olsen Agency bowled in the state bowling tournament.
Naval recruiter N R Rutz from Great Falls will be in Choteau on Wednesday April 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. to interview and take applications from interested young men and women. He will be at the sheriff's office during his visit in Choteau.
The Prospectors 4-H Club held a sewing work meeting on March 7 at the Catholic Church with five members present. Betty Fuhringer and Ora Schultz attended, and Jayne Clotfelter hosted a later meeting on March 16 at her home led by President Glenda Wills. Risccilla Bergen spoke on public speaking and Jayne Clotfelter demonstrated fruit salad.
The Choteau Grade School girls track team lost 73 to 63 at home to Shelby on April 11. Class A and B events featured multiple placers led by Barbara Scott and Nan cy McCauley with top finishes in jumps and sprints. The squad will travel with the high school to Shelby and join the Chateau Girls Invitational on May 2.
The Soroptimist Club of Chateau and Vicinity donated a Gaymor Temp Pad for controlled heat therapy to Teton Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman praised the club for its generosity and for furnishing other articles over the years.
Lonnie Dale of Choteau was named senior class representative of the University of Montana Law School in Missoula at the Barristers Awards Banquet held Saturday April 18. UM law dean Robert E. Sullivan said the banquet honors scholastic excellence and overall performance by law students.
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