Jenson Leaves For Mission
Bob Thorn returned to Sky Line Lodge on Saturday from Cut Bank where he helped his son Harry complete harvest.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
5
Bob Thorn returned to Sky Line Lodge on Saturday from Cut Bank where he helped his son Harry complete harvest.
Irene McManus reports Latimer Lindh family in Billings where Jerry Lindh wed Shelley Oehlers on Nov 1 at the Lutheran Church. The item lists multiple visits, guests, and brief family movements across Great Falls, Helena, Kalispell and other towns with towns and relations named.
Gladys and Leslie Chalmers returned from a Billings trip to visit David who teaches there. Neighbors hosted Sunday dinners for Carlson Peters and Shaw families from Pendroy Great Falls. DeMolay and Rainbow Girls held a pot luck at the Masonic Temple. A food sale and pie coffee benefit for multiple sclerosis is planned Friday at the temple by the Civic Social Club.
Senior Citizens announce a November 13 7 30 p m monthly birthday party and a November 20 6 p m Thanksgiving pot luck with turkey provided. They thank donors and helpers for the successful bazaar and extend sincere thanks countywide for the Montana Teton County Bicentennial designation day. Mrs Gordon Monkman chairs the committee.
The 4-H Club held its first meeting on Oct 29 in the Chateau courthouse electing Bonnie Hodgskiss president Patty Elser vice president Scott Payton secretary treasurer and Heidi Mathison reporter. Next meeting Nov 26 at 7 pm in the Chateau courthouse will cover teaching recreation.
Howard E. Anderson Auxiliary to Post 4605 VFW met at Mrs Cleo McClues on Nov 8 after a no host dinner at Log Cabin Drive In honoring District President Mrs Beverly Swank. Actions included support for National Right to Work Bill, donations to Yellowstone Boys Ranch and Montana Lung Association, a Freedom Tree planting, first class Girl Scout awards, and plans for fundraisers and gifts for veterans facilities. Proceeds fund veteran relief and Cancer Aid.
Masters of the Grand Cross of Color are reminded of the luncheon and ceremony on November 15 at 1 p.m. at the Masonic Hall in Fairfield. Attendees are asked to wear their medallions.
Former students teachers and families from Burton School on Farmington Beach are invited to a reunion Saturday November 15 in the Lower Masonic Hall. Visiting period starts at 3 p.m. followed by a potluck dinner at 6 p.m.
Marian Huffman and Elisa Wright finished first with Jeanette Maxwell and Miriam Johnson second. Jane Nesbit and Georgia Buck took third. Duplicate bridge continues Monday November 17 in the lower Legion hall.
Choteau High School principal Don Murray announced Robert Nordhagen as the school winner in the Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar competition tied to America’s Bicentennial. The statewide and nationwide contest supports high school sophomores with a pathway to a leadership seminar in Washington D.C. April 3 10, 1976, with content aided by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration.
Dorothy Boussard expresses gratitude for kindness after a small accident and hospital care praising the staff and town. Achiel DeBruycker and family extend thanks for expressions of sympathy and for donors, music, and a meal after services.
District V Montana Psychological Guidance Association will hold its November meeting on November 14 at the Cow Track Lodge west of Chateau. Dr. Fred Weldon of the University of Montana will discuss the Center for Student Development and placement office. Robert Peters of Conrad is nominated for president elect. Dick Moore of Cut Bank will lead the business session. area psychologists from regional health clinics are invited.
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