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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
5
Greenwood visitors and extended families gather in Chateau for barbecues and family events. Dozens of relatives from Montana, Washington, California, and other states attend dinners, visits, and sightseeing with locals such as the Corbetts, Connoles, Jacoby, Andersons, Neibauers, Zgodas, and Harrises. A Highway Patrol license examiner will visit Chateau court house on Aug 27.
Patricia Hamilton offers private Hammond organ and piano lessons for adults and children with no age limit. Enrollment via phone 466-2164 or write Box 703, residence studio at 231 1st Ave SW, Choteau Montana.
Invitation notice for Joyce Myrtle Page and David Alan Brown marriage on Sunday September 1 at 2 p.m. at United Methodist Church Pendroy with a reception following at the church.
Betty Inbody of Girl Scout Troop No. 7 concluded a 100 day bus and camp trip on the Cadette Heritage Arts Caravan from Seattle to the Olympic Peninsula and back. The tour included Olympia Lumi Indian Reservation Port Townsend Blaine and Seattle Center with 73 girls from six states. She will share photos and stories with interested groups and other Scouts.
Chateau Volunteer Fire Department crews were sent at 3 40 p m Wednesday to a grass fire behind Richem Construction started by children. Earlier at 2 45 a m Tuesday they battled a late model Chevy pickup fire beside Henry Jenson home extinguished in 10 minutes with interior destroyed. A later call Friday afternoon from Mrs John Nordhagen reported another grass fire behind her home.
Power schools open Tuesday September 3 with a full staff and a lunch program in operation. Teacher orientation meetings are set for August 30. New staff includes Stevie Lahti Connie Bradley Robert Pearson Richard Cadieux Eileen Bizant and William Silvius serving in various grades and subjects.
Mrs. Fred Schiller of Great Falls died last week after a week in hospital. Born August 17 1882 in Frosberg Maryland she moved to Montana in 1895 and homesteaded near Power in 1914. Burial was in Highland Cemetery with survivors including siblings and a niece in Power.
Temperatures from mid August keep harvests behind schedule and delay work along the Red Lodge highway with continued coverage of weather impact and expected completion dates.
The August 1 forecasts show near normal precipitation with regional cool spells along the Canadian border. Montana range feed fell to 84, cattle and sheep at 88 percent, water supplies adequate though drier areas west of the Divide face shortages. Across 17 western states, range feed remained above average at 3 points, with New Mexico improving due to rainfall and Texas reaching its best since 1961. Overall cattle and calves at 86 percent, with steady demand and no unusual losses.
Summary includes Jene Arnold Janet Dale Chuck Bond Beverly Nix Christie Preston Lee Pourroy Jane McLaughlin Cindy Caldwell Denise Bond and Joy. Names appear as participants or officials connected to a swimming event, with no explicit results or locations provided. The fragment lists multiple individuals likely connected to a team or meet in a local or school context.
The Flying Fish program lists 22 of 37 aspirants advancing after advanced strokes lifesaving and diving tests. Shark Club saw nine of 19 pass with effort focused on strokes and safety. Porpoise division gains six of 12 with new members named Sargent Rathman Pourroy Bremer Hensley McCauley. Lifesaving and water safety courses include 17 youths with senior and junior passes and 22 hours of study and practice.
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