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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
6
Teton county pioneers will be honored Friday February 28 at the Centennial Queen contest in Great Falls. Residents of Montana in 1889 will receive recognition at the event. Mrs. Bert Guthrie, co chairwoman of the search committee, said each pioneer will be admitted to the show with a guest at no cost.
David C Anderson earned high honor roll status at the College of Great Falls for the first semester. The recognition reflects a grade point average between 3.50 and 3.79. Anderson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson.
Mrs. W. Boussard will display paintings in the Tree Top Room through March 1. This exhibit adds to a string of Choteau shows including the Charles Russell Gallery DeMolay Memorial Art in the Park and Northern Montana Fair. Her latest display was at a Great Falls gift shop.
Rev. C Fred Crowe visited Mrs Alta Gutshall Pendray last Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Glen Hardyard from Oregon recently visited his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Bill Hitchcock. Mr and Mrs Warren Malcott recently visited Mr and Mrs Darrell Lawrance Cut Bank.
The Chateau Toastmistress Club met February 12 at the Villager with President Mrs. Jim Arensmeyer presiding. The group approved contest rules for the upcoming March speech contest, inviting public attendance, and featured speakers on topics including Reading and Collections.
List shows patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Rolland Ferris Sally Ann Hunt Robert Horalek Constantin Lund Mrs Henry Helf Gary Wadman Mrs Clarence Styren Alma Thompson Michael McInerney Mrs DeLois Moultén. Also names dismissed: Mary Brown Judy Gervais May Nelson Olaf Neckstad Sally Ann Hunt Robert Horalek Constantin Lund Alma Thompson.
Teton Memorial Hospital cared for more than 725 patients in 1963 including 518 medical 417 surgical and 92 obstetrical cases. Days totaled 3345 with local wages at 30658.26 and operating expenses 96373.39 yielding income 98921.46. Community support and local sourcing bolster the hospital’s role as health center and major payroll.
Raymond Kelly announces a spring session on trees shrubs and gardens in the Chateau courtroom Thursday March 5 at 1 30 p m with Orville McCarver extension horticulturist Bozeman. The event invites county residents to bring gardening questions and expects strong turnout for future sessions. Coral Powell International Farm Youth Exchange delegate appears Feb 24 28 across Teton county with a schedule at Greenfield School Methodist Church Power School Dutton Collins Chateau High Fairfield Junior High.
Joann Chalmers, a junior elementary education major at Montana State College, was elected president of the Delta Gamma sorority last Tuesday. She serves with Vice President Joan Boyer Forsyth Treasurer Gay Strack Kalispell Recording Secretary Judy Langworthy Hinsdale Ill and Corresponding Secretary Ellen Raye Hanson Ashland Mont. Chalmers is a Chateau High School graduate and past sorority treasurer who also leads Alpha Lambda Delta. She's the daughter of John Chalmers of Choteau.
Rev. James Robbins of Belt Methodist Church will be guest speaker at Chateau Methodist Lenten services Thursday February 20 at 7 p.m. He follows a lineup of visiting speakers and will use II John 4 9 as his text. The public is invited.
Jim Crawford traveled to Helena Monday to attend a Stockgrowers Association directors meeting. Mrs Homer Rowland visited Mrs Gordon Monkman and Mrs Evalina Walley last week. Mrs E D Forest and the Bill Forrests were visited by Don Forrest and son Mike of Deliver and Don Newcomb of Great Falls. Ernest White and daughter left Tuesday for Poplar to visit Mrs White's parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Phette at their place.
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