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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1970

Page

5

Weekend Guests and Visitors Move Through Town

Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Isakson included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray and Jerilee of Vernal Utah en route to Edmonton. Other weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forrest in Mis soula with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacIntyre and family. Additional visits covered J Lynn Baker and Carol from Lakewood California, and the Baker and Howard households with Kalispell guests. Trina Aline Sherman born Aug. 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman weighed 6 pounds 14 ounces. Multiple travel and family visits followed across Chicago Winnetka Eagle River Havre and Anacortes include deployments of military families and veterans.

Gale Isakson Richard Murray Jerilee Vernal Utah Murrays Edmonton Canada Bill Forrest Robert MacIntyre Missoula J. Lynn Baker Carol Lakewood Calif Clara Baker Pete Howard Baker and Howard Eddie Howard Carolann Kalispell Robert Sherman Trina Aline Arnold Hanson Jessie Malone Jr Jack O'Neil Winnetka Ill Jack Don O'Neil Chicago O'Neil Eagle River Wis O’neil E. L. Brabot Havre Jerry Huffman Mrs. Burr Huffman Korea Cdr James Keating U.S.N Betty Anacorlis Wash Keating Tom Hammond T-Sgt Richard Conrad McChord A.F.B Washington Tony Spoelder Conrad Germany Sheila Caruso Long Beach Stan Rathman Walt Arensmeyer Larry Roberson Honolulu Hawaii Harold Schroder Avon, S. D Tom Engel E. Peoria, Ill Judd Giezentanner Gravette, Ark

Teton Nursing Home Recieves Favorable Inspection Report

State Department of Health inspectors reviewed Teton Nursing Home on July 21 led by George M. Fenner and Helen NecTavish with Catherine Bownes. They praised staff for correcting deficiencies from the past year and noted only minor issues, later addressed. Fire inspection by William A. Pentula found small items needing attention and urged more explicit, frequent fire drills.

Teton County Nursing Home State Department of Health George M. Fenner Helen NecTavish Catherine Bownes Montana State Department of Health William A. Pentula

Tangens Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary Open House

An open house will be held Sunday August 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gregor Tangen in observance of their 40th wedding anniversary. All friends and relatives are invited. No gifts please.

Gregor Tangen

Anke Dhane and Clifford Davis Wedding Invitation

All friends are invited to the wedding and reception of Anke Dhane and Clifford Davis on Saturday August 22 at 2 pm at St Josephs Catholic Church Choteau. Miss Dhane is the daughter of Mrs Jac Dhane and the late Mr Dhane. No local invitations are being sent.

Anke Dhane Clifford Davis St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Choteau Miss Dhane Jac Dhane Mr. Dhane

Committeemen Nominations Close August Seventeenth

Rex Manuel chair of the Teton ASC urges farm voters to circulate and sign petition nominating candidates for ASC community committees. Petitions must name one candidate per sheet with six valid voter signatures, and six or more petitioned candidates can limit ballot entries. The election by mail is slated for the second week in September.

ASC Rex Manuel Teton Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Manuel ASCS U. S. Department of Agriculture

Thanks for Chateau city support at baseball tournament

Acknowledgments express gratitude to Chateau for hosting the event at City Park and praise for umpires fair judgments. They also celebrate earning a beautiful second place trophy by the Conrad Boys’ first team and invite readers to obtain wedding invitations and announcements at the Acantha.

Chateau Conrad Boys

Milestone Crossed As Simmental Bull Enters U S

Mr and Mrs Jesse Malone Sr attended Tuesday August 11 ceremonies welcoming Amor the first Simmental bull emigrated to the United States. The border crossing featured Rueben Rayes of Texas guiding the bull with Canadian flag carrier Trevor Smith and US flag bearer Mr West. Amor, born July 27 1969 in Canada, is valued at 154000 dollars, a record price, with six ranches in Texas and Oklahoma owning and planning to keep him at Codding Noba Stud Taraker Oklahoma.

Jesse Malone Sr Amor United States U. S. - Canadian Rueben Rayes Texas Trevor Smith Cardston Alta Canada Mr. West Malone American Simmental Association Parisien Oklahoma Codding- Noba Stud Taraker Okla

Golf Fun Day 93 Names Local Golf Winners

Sundet won the men s hard luck trophy Greg Munson took the long ball contest and Howard Orcutt shot nearest the hole Delores McDonald won the women s championship flight with a 97 Shirley Gustafson followed with 88 Anita Dell won third with 89 Virginia Nordhagen had 96 for fourth Delores McDonald also took the long ball trophy and Lois Jury nearest to the hole Mixed derby winners were Sig Hefty and Mary Ellen Burns with Greg Munson and Lois Jury finishing second

Jack Slanger Choteau D Krueger Milton van Auken Hilton Utterback Conrad Louie Hammermeister Everett Robinson Frank Jury Fuzz Armstrong al Tesch Ron Johnston Maurice Allom Arvid Sundet Andy Brutosky Dave Shannon Henry Smith Sundet Greg Munson Howard Orcutt Delores McDonald Shirley Gustafson Anita Dellwo Virginia Nordhagen Bess McCartney Jan Ullom Betty Ellingson Linda Utterback Rose Slanger Lois Jury Mary Ellen Burns Elsie Orcutt Marlene Hofeldt Ardelle Shannon Sig Hefty

Dutton schools to reopen with new staff and fall schedule

Supt Glenn Hansen announced Dutton schools will open Wednesday August 26 at 8 45 am. Buses will follow last year routes and meals start day one with 7 per 20 day month or 35 cents per meal. Two new faculty join as Don Thiesen leads elementary and Tom Sluiter heads math. football begins August 17 under Sam Hunt and Wayne Elser. first game September 5 at Dutton versus Best Huskies.

Dutton Glenn Hansen Supt. Hansen Don Thiesen Tom Sluiter Sam Hunt Wayne Elser

Winners Named In Cut Bank Swimming Meet

Choteau swimmers competed with Cut Bank and Dutton in a three school meet. No team points were kept. Readily listed are numerous placings across midget to senior events for both sexes, with top finishes in free, back, breast, fly and IM races.

Cut Bank Choteau Dutton Todd Curtis Skipper Lines Jack Armstrong Perry Breen Kirk Dunckel Raylene Anderson Barb Ferris Amy Rathman Rich Nordhagen Gary Dale Mike Hamilton Dave Rathman Jeanne Dellno Jacque Jensen Janet Hoyt Mary Rathman Steve Weinert Jim Forrest Jim Rathman JoAnn Nordhagen Verna Bremer Carol Allen Winnie Morey Jim Weinert Fred Tesch Jody Hamilton Bonnie Bremer Nancy McCauley Kathy Rathman Sandra Maurer Donnie Bellamy Tom Phillips Carl Schroeder Erven Anderson Carla Paulson Janet Luck Irene Aune Melva Radel Sherry Frieling Russell Eiser

Antelope permits offered Monday in southeast Montana

Nearly 2000 surplus antelope permits will be available Monday August 17 per Fish and Game Chief Dick Munro. Unfilled quotas remain in southeast Montana with locations announced Friday. First come first served licenses cost residents 300 dollars and non residents 151 dollars with some limited non resident issuance at 35 dollars. Applications use regular forms from agents or Fish and Game offices.

Fish and Game Dick Munro Montana

Pollution Prevention Pioneered By Farmers Says Joel P Antrim

Joel P Antrim chairman of Montana ASCS notes farmers have long conserved soil and water to prevent pollution. He cites cost sharing with ASCS and U S Department of Agriculture programs, vegetative cover to reduce erosion and phosphorus runoff, and 1969 Montana conservation milestones including 88756 acres of cover, 504 water reservoirs and sod waterways serving thousands of acres.

Montana Joel P. Antrim State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Antrim ASC ASCS U. S. Department of Agriculture Farm Programs Agency America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jim Howard Howards Teton Nursing Home Agency The Transamerica Tangens Augusta, Mont Paul Bunyan Engineered Dacron A W Glet Briecs Res Zed Acantha Vicky SU Asuals U. S Dutton Schools Teton County Court County Clerks of Fice Board of County Commissioners G. E. Monkman Buck’s Auto Repair Mont S. J. Bachmeier Tennessee Ernie Ford Ford Ford Sales Choteau, Mont
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