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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
5
David C Anderson of Cha teau is listed on Concordia College Moorhead Minnesota Dean's List for the first semester. Regents show 822 students earned a 3.00 GPA or better with 12 or more credits required.
John Kump, shipfitter first class and U S Navy recruiter from Great Falls, will be at the sheriff's office in Choteau on Thursday February 9 from 1 to 5 p m to give tests and collect applications from young men and women interested in joining the Navy. Ben Christman of Choteau recently bought an Aberdeen Angu s bull from Oscar Trebesch of Dutton. Mrs Amelia Konen of Fairfield was honored at a retirement party at the Oscar Carlson home hosted by Mesdames Elmer Dial Jim Denison Ed Nordahl Bill Hitchcock John Groot and Carlson.
List of new patients admitted at Teton Memorial Hospital including Tom O. Machen and Edla Pfluger with a birth announcement for a daughter to Mrs. Jim Rhoades of Augusta. Discharges include Maggie Rosenfelt and Opal White, along with others from Fairfield Choteau and nearby areas.
Mrs. Emily Magee and Mr. Earl Kelly of Great Falls visited Chateau on business Monday. Mrs. Jack Gallagher and her children arrived January 20 to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bleecker. Gallagher plans to join her husband soon as they move from near Fort St John British Columbia to the United States.
The Montana Cowgirls Association will hold its annual convention Saturday February 11 at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls. Registration begins at 8 a.m. with an $8 fee covering luncheon banquet dance and a year's membership. Norma Ashby will be toastmistress Helen West guest speaker and Linda Vance soloist. Officers elected at 10 30 a.m. lunch program at 12 30 p.m. hobby fair 2 4 p.m. banquet 6 30 p.m. dancing after banquet.
Fred A. Knutsen of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane will be featured speaker at the joint PCA- FLBA annual meeting in the DeMolay Memorial building Great Falls on Thursday Feb 9 Registration starts at 11 a.m and the banquet follows at noon More than 600 members stockholders and guests expected The event marks the FLB system 50th anniversary and includes a film Providers of Plenty and multiple election of PCA-FLBA directors The four county area Cascade Chouteau Teton and Lewis and Clark will be represented by local officials and attendees from the region
We extend sincere thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Special appreciation to Pastor Engberg for comforting words. Enoch Strohs
The New Life Mission at Chateau Methodist Church held Jan 92 29 was praised as a tremendous success by Rev C Fred Crowe, pastor. He credited speaker Rev M Paul Leaming with stirring youth to a new commitment to Christ and the church and outlined a three phase continuation plan with appointed committees to follow through until Easter.
Dinner guests at Bill Chalmers home included Lloyd and Olga Reynolds and Eric, plus Tom and Mrs Demmons and Lloyds Floetchinger Conrad. Substituting visits featured Bob Pourroy’s in laws Lewis Floetchinger and family, Barretts near Dupuyer, and Irene McManus moving to Great Falls Eagles Manor.
Montana fish and game officials say a substitute bill HB226 would allow residents to choose specific licenses for birds elk deer or all permits without buying a prerequisite hunting license. The change removes the mandatory package and could let hunters hunt elk for as little as two dollars.
Ray Pedersen of the Great Falls Social Security office urges Medicare beneficiaries to read the handbook now. It explains how programs work what services are covered and how payments are made. The booklet lists insurance organizations handling claims and includes a form for requesting doctor bill payments. Pedersen offers contact at 819 Central Avenue Great Falls and notes a Choteau visit on Feb 14 from 10 am to 1 pm.
The discussion highlighted how chambers influence litigation and civil affairs, noting nationwide judicial reforms and local progress. Incoming president Bill Obernolte outlined Choteau’s future with tourism, skiing and ice activities while honoring late Marl Faurote and showcasing a Montana Chamber film.
A gold class ring from 1968 with a round red stone is lost between Mrs Hanusa's house and the school. A reward is offered. Call 466-2598.
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