Wi Mo Da Si Club Plans Saturday Meeting
The Wi Mo Da Si club will meet Saturday February 10 at Mrs Eva Burns home with Mary Johnson as co host. The gathering begins at 2 p m.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
5
The Wi Mo Da Si club will meet Saturday February 10 at Mrs Eva Burns home with Mary Johnson as co host. The gathering begins at 2 p m.
The Teton County Democratic Women met in Chateau to stress precinct committeemen and women as party grass roots and urged attendance at all central committee meetings. The next meeting is March 4 at Park Cafe in Fairfield at 12 30 pm with Muriel Reiquam speaking on schools.
Jane Readicker married Clifford Olsen at Power United Church of Christ with Rev. James Nolan officiating. The bride is daughter of Mrs. William Readicker and the late William Readicker. the groom is son of Mrs. Hugh Watters and the late Clifford Olsen. They will live in Great Falls with jobs at Concrete Service Company and City Motor Company.
Judy Shockley was the honored guest at a bridal shower Wednesday at the L D S Cultural Hall. Hostesses were Mrs Clark Russell, Mrs Wes George and Mrs Lester George.
Montana’s five million skiers can heed safety tips from the National Ski Patrol printed in Outdoor U. S. A. 1967 yearbook. Follow proper equipment checks, use safety straps, learn tows and lifts, avoid loose clothing, fall safely, fill holes, yield to others, avoid fatigue, and never ski alone.
The Teen Age Republicans plan a meeting today at 4 pm at the Cornell Hotel. All interested teenagers are invited to attend.
The report lists daily high and low temperatures from Jan 31 to Feb 6 with highs reaching 54 and lows as low as 9. Week ending high 54 and low 9, precipitation year to date 0.67 inches versus 0.49 last year. Mrs. Jack Schumacher of Great Falls and Mrs. Gary Schumacher of Dutton visited Don La Baugh and family.
Helena Montana farmers who did not file an estimated tax by January 15 may face a February deadline. Nelson L. Seeley, District Director of Internal Revenue, warns that if at least two thirds of 1967 gross income came from farming and no estimated tax was filed by Jan 15, a 1967 Federal income tax return must be filed. Tax due on Form 1040 must be paid by Thursday February 15, 1968 to avoid penalties for underpayment of estimated tax.
A note of gratitude from Bess Van DeRict thanks friends for cards letters flowers and thoughts during her recent illness. Her sincere appreciation is expressed for the community support.
Mrs. Hilda A Austad 82 longtime Fairfield resident died Tuesday in Great Falls where she had lived since 1957. She came from Princeton Minnesota to Fairfield Beach in 1917 and married Thomas Austad in 1919. Survived by son Lloyd N Fairfield and brother Telleft Telleson Princeton. She belonged to St Pauls Lutheran Church and Cascade County Old Timers Association.
Mr and Mrs Dave Larson invite friends and relatives to the wedding of their daughter Nancy Jo to Ronald Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Frits Hanson. The ceremony is Saturday Feb 10 at 3 pm at the Assembly of God Church in Conrad with a reception to follow. Mr and Mrs Ron Pierre of Missouri spent the weekend visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Leo Pierre.
Nile Sewing Club members show recent projects in Wedums store window. Each year the club sews items to donate to Shriner Hospitals for Crippled Children in Spokane Salt Lake City and Shreveport. Donations include clothing toys and other articles for boys and girls.
Great Falls Social Security representative Don Waldron will be in Chateau on Tuesday Feb 13 to meet with residents. He will host sessions in the courthouse commissioners office from 10 am to 12 noon and 1 to 2 pm. Clair Olson and Marlow Randall of Chateau Ford Sales attended a Shelby mechanic’s school last Thursday and Friday.
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