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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
4
Celebrity Series cancels Clare Booth Luce's Jan 19 speaking engagement in Great Falls due to surgery. Academy Award winner Celeste Holm will speak on March 1 on More Than Meets the Eye. Vincent Price remains scheduled for Feb 6.
Frederick Angus Chisholm 64 of Augusta died at home Saturday January 13. Born October 2, 1908 in Augusta he married Flossie E Porter on November 2, 1947. He held many Masonic and civic roles and is survived by widow step son sisters and grandchildren. Funeral January 17 at Augusta Community Church with burial in Augusta Cemetery. Memorials to Yellowstone Boys Ranch requested.
Harriett Morgan hosts Jay Blossom and Carl Hering visiters from Kalispell and Great Falls. Anne Hughes returns home after a hospital stay while Clarence Tigh and Carrie Bagley receive care in Great Falls and Chateau hospitals. Emma Moon travels with her daughter to Conrad. Bob Thorn plans a southern trip. Doris Higgins visits Washington. Girl Scouts sang with residents and honored Della Rowland. Fairfield choir group visited. Clock donation from McGinnis aids recreation room. Dr and Mrs Boussard donate bike exercisers. Mable Rice remains ill. team extends speedy recovery wishes.
Gonza ga University in Spokane announces that John M. Dhane of Chateau earned academic honors for the fall semester. Dhane was named to the first honors list for GPAs between 3.50 and 4.00.
A list from Teton Memorial Hospital records admits 18 patients including Mrs. Carol A Heinle and others, discharges Karri M Stone and Lyman S Schenk, and notes two births: a son to LeRoy D Heinle and a son to Ronald E Mills, both in Augusta.
The Teton Hustlers 4-H club met at the Lutheran Church with 11 members and two leaders. They sold 308 boxes of candy and awarded posters for top sales, plus discussed a June 17 to 20 4-H Camp near Neihart. A Toastmistress visit is planned Jan 22 at 8 p.m., plus talks by Pam Ballard and Kathy Scott. The next meeting is Feb 10 with a judging talk by Ann Rehbein.
Jan Stenerud, famed Chiefs kicker, will address football fans at Pon dera Golf Club west of Conrad on Thursday evening January 25. Hosted by the Conrad area Bobcat boosters the free event features a 5 p.m. cocktail hour and steak options from the Country Club.
Patti Gayle Lensing will wed Martin J. Stubby and Carla Jean Lensing will wed Roger Dale Wallace in St. Joseph's Church Choteau on Saturday January 27 at 8 p.m. Parents listed are Patti Lensing’s Pat and C H Lensing. Carla Jean’s C H Lensing and Pat Lensing. Roger Wallace’s Alvin and Mrs. Wallace of Fairfield. Relatives and friends invited.
The Montana Cerebral Palsy Committee will hold a no host dinner on Tuesday January 23 at Sambo's 224 Central Ave Great Falls. Dinner starts 6 30 p m and the meeting follows at 8 p m. Notify Joey Lilleman president at 4526719 if attending.
Montana State University Alumni office sponsors a gathering for Northern MSU alumni in Conrad at the Branding Iron steak house on Wednesday January 31. A no host cocktail hour begins at 6 p.m. followed by a roast beef dinner for 2.50. Reserve by January 25 with Don Hammer in Conrad.
A plea to return a lost billfold to Joe LaRance for a reward. The ad mentions Polaris snowmobiles and Bilbro's Upholstery in Dupuyer with a contact number 472-3457.
The Cho teau Toastmistress Club held its January 8 1973 session in the Choteau Library meeting room with two dignitaries from Shelby Mrs LaVaun Brittain Extension Coordinator and Immediate Past Supervisor of Glacier Region International Toastmistress Clubs and Mrs Leila Larson ITC Council No 2 chairwoman Local guests included Helen Reistad Brunell Dargan and Karen Rambo welcomed as a new member
UM announces a record 1,383 students on the fall 1972 honor roll, 15.8 percent of 8,749 total enrollment, with 438 earning straight A’s. Eligibility requires 54 grade points with index 3.0 or B, or 42 points with index 3.5 or B plus, with no F grades. Local honorees include Judy Espenschied and Peggy Groth among others.
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