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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
4
The Chateau High School senior class stages a three act comedy "Lock, Stock and Lipstick" in the school auditorium Friday November 17 at 8 p.m. General admission 65 cents and reserved seats 90 cents. Tickets available from senior class members.
Ray Pedersen, manager of the Great Falls social security district office, notes many monthly checks go to middle aged people and even infants. He explains dependents of young disabled workers and survivors can receive benefits, with eligibility rules for children, spouses, and disabled young workers. A local contact point is 819 Central Avenue, Great Falls, with a visit opportunity in Chateau on Nov 14. Charley Everhard and grandson visited the Seuferts in Phillipsburg.
Hunters face closures across the state with deer elk antelope and pheasant seasons ending in early to mid November. Bag limits shift in eight counties starting November 6 with three cock pheasants per day and six in possession. Partridge and various grouse seasons follow tightened schedules through November 19 to 26 depending on species and county.
A subscriber sends a check for a year’s paper and recalls Choteau friends. The writer describes guiding hunters in Alaska’s Brooks Range with seven young men, including Denny Moss of Spokane
Rex Manuel reports a harsh early winter in Kodiak Alaska with freezing winds and mounting snow but notes a successful return flight on Sept 10. He highlights international hunting guests including John Hamilton and Donnie McGillis from Simms Montana and Prince Abdorreza Pahlavi of Iran, who joined Morris for a film project.
Leif Larsen secretary of the Treasure State Agricultural Association announced the annual meeting at the Cornell Hotel in Chateau on Monday Nov 20 at 1 30 p m An officers election and other business will precede a banquet at 6 p m Dan O Neil Winnetka Ill visited relatives in the area last week On Friday the O Neils drove to Havre to visit sister in law Mrs E L Brobst Mrs Charlie Baker was admitted to Columbus Hospital in Great Falls for surgery Brazil spans about half of South America and borders every nation on the continent except Chile and Ecuador
Volunteer County Savings Bonds Chairman Arnold Hanusa reports September sales of 8688 locally and 997815 statewide. Nine month totals reach 12200948 statewide compared with 13366504 last year. National September sales stand at 349 million versus 403 million last year. Public holdings total 5107100 million up from 4988990 million. Bonds are framed as a way to support armed forces and preserve freedom.
Queen Rebekah Lodge will meet Wednesday November 15 at the usual time. It is roll call night and all members are urged to attend and light their candles. Nominations for officers will be held during the business meeting.
Cub Scout Den No 4 Pack 51 met at Mrs. Walter Wilson's home to begin studying a play for the next monthly pack meeting. They received Halloween treats from Den mothers Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Freedle. Jerry Van Vorst, reporter.
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