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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
4
Dr. Anne H. Carlsen, administrator of the Crippled Children's School in Jamestown North Carolina will be interviewed on the NBC Today show Friday July 30. The Jamestown school serves severely physically handicapped children nationwide with free care for those unable to pay.
Friends of John and Gladys Ammondson are invited to a reception honoring their 50th anniversary at the Church of Christ in Fairfield. The event runs from 2 30 to 5 p.m. on Sunday August 1.
State Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle and Helena Forest Supervisor Bob Morgan issued a joint warning to fishermen campers and outdoor enthusiasts to prevent fires. They urged fires only in established fireplaces or camp stoves, extinguish all embers before leaving, and follow safety gear and equipment rules in forest areas to curb rising fire risk.
The 1971 Montana Clerks of District Courts convention met in Kalispell July 19 20 21 with 35 members. Roger J Barnaby was elected president succeeding Nora Smole and officers named Elliott F Holder Elmer Erickson Vivian S Hall and Hardin E Todd. Next year’s gathering will be in Glendive or Miles City Erickson and spouse then visited son Rob at a Forest Service lookout near Eureka during fire season.
Buddy R. Reilly, service officer for the Montana Veteran's Welfare Commission, will visit Chateau on Wednesday July 28 from 10 to 12 noon to advise and assist veterans with VA and other federal and state agencies.
On July 13 the Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club met at Kay Menghini’s. Nancy Maurer presided as president with five members and two leaders present. Secretary Irene Pfeifle read the minutes and the meeting adjourned. Shelly Johnson reporter.
Rex Manuel urges a farm survey as a family project to boost safety for workers and families. He notes machinery, home and workshop hazards, chemical storage, and pond safety, with a checklist to prevent overlooked risks. National Farm Safety Week aims to reduce high agricultural accident rates.
A note of gratitude to family and friends for flowers cards and visits during a hospital stay. Thanks also to the staff and doctors for excellent care.
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