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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
5
Choteau high school and junior high faculty toured North Junior High School in Great Falls on Tuesday evening March 14 as part of the In-Service Training program. The new school embodies the open classroom design with centralized resource and media centers.
Crm Mr and Mrs G I Tangen stayed with Mr and Mrs Leonard Ober and daughters of Helena over the weekend to help Nancy Ober celebrate her third birthday. Mrs Minda Ziemer of Barrett Minn arrived to visit her brother and wife Ellard Enderson and is en route home after visiting a daughter in Los Angeles. Mrs Louise Earles is hospitalized at the Deaconess with a broken hip after a fall in her apartment. Mr and Mrs Dick Dauwalder and son Ronald, and Mrs Irene McManus returned from a 10 day trip to Nebraska and Kansas visiting relatives and friends. They toured the Eisenhower home in Abilene and the Lincoln Capitol, then rode through the Black Hills. They report good weather and a fine trip. Subscribe to the Acantha.
Rex Peterson announces Choteau High School delegates for Boys State week June 4 to 10 James Hinman Gary Denison and Robert Jenson with John Breen as alternate Delegates travel at 50 dollars each funded by the American Legion and Lions Club sponsors.
The Senior Citizens in Choteau cancel Sunday March 26 potluck due to Past Matrons of the OES smorgasbord at the Masonic Temple from noon to 6 pm. Afternoon activities include club room open for members and visitors and a German cinema showing by Hartmutt Schmidt. Mrs Helen Clark hosts March 21 24 afternoons. April birthday party planned for April 13.
Larry D Beerman 21 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Beerman Power recently finished a 13 week Automatic Digital Switching Center Communication Equipment Repair course at Fort Monmouth New Jersey He entered the Army in December 1970 and completed basic training at Fort Ord California The soldier is a 1969 graduate of Power High School. Mrs Arthur Hallberg of Scappoose Oregon visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Dan Hansen of Arlington Massachusetts are parents of Kristin Leigh born weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces She joins a brother Dan Jr born March 3 Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Max Hansen Spokane.
Local residents visited at the Cascade Convalescent Nursing Home. Families hosted dinners with guests from Great Falls Conrad and Cut Bank. A tone of travel slides, band and chorus concerts, and attendance at the International Showmobile Races in Butte are noted along with church functions and family visits.
Brad Gunderson of Choteau has enlisted in the U S Army. He is in Basic Combat Training at Fort Ord California and is a 1967 Choteau High School graduate. He is the son of Mrs Carol J Gunderson of Choteau. Enlisted by Sergeant Steve Gratzer.
Montana ranchers will face Livestock Tariff No 1 placing intrastate livestock carriers under the Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission. The law fixes uniform rates based on hundredweight for ordinary livestock with a 10 percent add on for sheep goats and horses and exempts interstate shipments and bona fide farm transport. Contact the Montana Livestock Tariff Bureau Miles City for details.
Mike Goodwin reports on Teton County meadow fertilization trials at Salmond Ranch and Deep Creek Grazing Association. The 1970-71 study tests nitrogen and phosphorus rates, notes yields vary by grass type, and highlights water availability and site selection as key factors for economic returns.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards letters books flowers and hospital visits during a stay. Thanks to Dr Johnson hospital staff Pastor Engberg for visits and prayers and to Chateau Drug Acantha and Fairfield Times for daily and weekly papers.
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