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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
2
The Senior Citizen club lists March activities with hostesses Emily Crary and Emma Paulus handling sessions on March 7 to 10 from 1 30 to 4 30 pm. A March 9 birthday party occurs at 7 30 pm at the club as members report calls and visits to ill and shut ins to the Montana Commission on Aging.
Jane Southard leads the Freshman Choir at Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing in Portland as 91 freshmen, including six men and 85 women, receive caps and pins during a dedication service at Central Lutheran Church. Rev. Adix officiates the lighting of the Florence Nightingale lamp with Miss Audrey Daniels.
The Teton County NFO held its February 17 meeting at the courthouse in Choteau with 17 members and 7 guests. Reports covered treasurer, grain and livestock, plus input from MONFO directors Lloyd Allan and Roy Wishman. State reps Adam Schwitzer and Leif KapRude spoke on their work. Lloyd McCormick urged reestablishing structure meetings. Art Rensman promoted membership drives. Tony Wheeler won the door prize donated by Sheridan Erickson. Next session set for March 16 at 8 p.m. with door prize and coffee.
Choteau Junior High hosts a four team invitational in the old gym with Fairfield Conrad Sun River and Chateau. Weigh ins 8:30 9 a.m. action begins 9:15 a.m. Varsity and junior varsity divisions run concurrently with consolation and championships around 1 p.m. Bullpups recently defeated Conrad 47 41 and posted several winners in last week’s action.
Rev. Edward M. Ferguson of the Augusta Community Church joins about 150 Montana pastors at the Montana Association of Evangelicals meeting in Glendive. Hosts include Rev. John Barrett. Speakers include Dr. Billy A. Melvin NAEs executive director and Bishop Henry Ginder.
The Neckstad family extends gratitude for the kindness and neighborly thoughtfulness shown during their bereavement. Ed Reidar Odin Neckstad acknowledge the support from friends and neighbors in this difficult time.
I thank friends and relatives for cards flowers letters and prayers during my hospital stay. Special thanks to Pastor Engberg Chateau Drug Chateau Acantha Dr Bosshardt Dr Johnson Teton Memorial Hospital staff donors Leonard Blixrud Dick Dauwalder and the hospital cooks. We are blessed to live here.
James Kenneth Ralston, noted for western paintings and poetry, received an Honorary Degree of Fine Arts at Rocky Mountain College in Billings. The ceremony was led by Mrs. Alice Ryniker, associate professor of arts. Ralston, linked to cattle work and rural Montana, has art in public buildings and private collections across the state.
The Ponderosa 4-H club held its fourth meeting at Wil son Hodgskiss s home with a roll call of horses Brad Carla Marge Donna and Bonnie Hodgskiss. Members traveled to Bozeman for the winter fair to judge meat and livestock. Carol Bonnie and Donna Hodgskiss gave talks.
Sergeant Steve Gratzer will be in Chateau at the Selective Service Office on March 9 from 10 to 11 a.m. to interview applicants for the United States Army. He will discuss military obligations and opportunities offered by the Army Recruiting Command. Appointments may be made by calling his Great Falls office at Tel. 453-8461 collect.
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