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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
6
The Civic Social Club of Chateau promotes National Nursing Home Week May 12 16 with an open house from 1 to 3 pm daily. The theme A better Life Through Community Concern urges community visits to nursing home residents to combat isolation.
Oscar E. Ekstrom, accountant for Chateau Ford Sales, received Ford Division’s Business Management Award for accounting excellence. This is his sixth year earning the exclusive honor for accurate financial data submission and valuable help in managing Choteau Ford Sales.
Too LATE To CLASSIFY FOR SALE three sets in Hazletts Addition in Chateau for 600 dollars cash. Dorothy Barrett Wa lier Montana. FOR SALE bookkeeping sets ledgers typing adder ribbons we have it or can get it. STANDING AT STUD one Buckskin Jackass. Contact Merri Hirsch or Monty McFarlane. Call 4662878 or Box 628 Choteau. 2-2tp
The American Legion Auxiliary postpones the May 5 meeting and schedules it for Tuesday May 13 at 8 p.m. President Mrs. Cal Southard urges all members to note the change and attend at the lower Legion hall.
Fidelity Chapter No 18 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Wednesday May 14 at 8 p m at the Masonic Temple in Chateau. Members urged to attend and participate in officer elections for the coming year. Lunch served after the meeting.
The College of Great Falls awarded 31 scholarships totaling over 38000 for four years to high school seniors in Montana Washington and North Dakota. Cynthia Kretschman of Chateau High School is among 29 recipients receiving an honor scholarship of 300 annually contingent on maintaining averages and scholarship requirements.
The Forest Service Northern Region announces a service day based fee schedule for commercial outfitters and guides serving parties in roadless back country across five states. The plan charges 25 dollars for 1 to 100 service-days and 25 dollars per additional 100 service-days or part thereof, with 1.20 per animal month-use when grazing is included.
Mayor Dellno announced ongoing special monthly meetings with the city police and crew while a new site is sought. Claims were approved for numerous vendors and services including Montana Power Co. street lighting and city building costs, Mountain States Telephone services, Husky Oil gasoline, Crane & Ordway supplies, Olsen Agency bonds, and several others totaling numerous payments.
Montana educators confront rising responsibilities as public school administrators shoulder unprecedented duties. The article notes broader duties for superintendents principals and boards amid growing challenges in Montana's public education system.
Montana’s Lewis and Clark Caverns, the state’s most popular park, opened May 1 with a large Daisy Cluster camp ground under construction. About 85,000 visitors toured the caverns last season, while plans to charge camping fees and install new permit systems expand across Flathead Lake and other parks.
Track events list winners and performance marks for hurdles, sprints, distance and relays. Ameline and Conner top hurdles while Cordiero and Cam den sweep distance and relay teams post leading times.
Bozeman Montana State University announces 39 new members of the Fangs sophomore service honorary. The list includes John J. Cheetham of Dutton and notes the initiates are Montana students who will be sophomores next fall.
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday May 13 at 8 pm in the Chateau courthouse. President Herb Styren says a special movie will follow the business session and all members and interested persons are urged to attend. Wedding invitations and announcements available at the Acantha.
Mr and Mrs Dave Barrett left Tuesday for Seattle where Barrett will undergo heart surgery Wednesday morning at University of Washington Hospital. Address for letters is University of Washington Hospital Seattle Wash 98105.
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