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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
5
Civic Social Club announces a silver tea at Teton County Nursing Home on Tuesday October 13 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m inviting the public. Spokesmen say funds will be raised to purchase patio items while noting past donations including carpeting a color television sewing machine and other items.
Helena Superintendent Dolores Colburg urged all Montanans to cooperate with school clerks as each district must census children under 21 as of Oct 1. The census runs Sept 15 to Oct 15 and funds of about 30.75 per child aged 6 to 21 support local education programs.
The Collins Extension Homemakers met at Mrs. Katie Banis home on Sept 22 with Ralph Thorp of Great Falls detailing global water pollution issues. He described desalination, ice flows for fresh water, and recycling plans, plus the impact of phosphates and minerals on local water.
The Montana Farmers Union calls on members and Montana voters to vote yes on Referendum 67 for a constitutional revision convention. President Clyde Jarvis notes bipartisan support and a cost under one dollar per person, with a convention to study revise and propose changes for final voter approval.
James Linda Ramaker of Chateau is appointed chairman and campaign director of the Teton County Chapter of the National Foundation March of Dimes. She will oversee year-round health education and patient aid and lead the annual fund drive supporting research education and patient services. Ramaker previously led the Choteau Jayceens.
Malta 47 Chateau 0. Conrad 32 Shelby 8. Cut Bank 42 Browning 0. Chinook 25 Fort Benton 0. Augusta 44 Brady 8. Dutton 42 Centerville 18.
Readership in Collins reports a busy harvest season with neighbors aiding fields owned by Weist Caskey Schilling and Larsons. Local youths depart for colleges in Bozeman Dillon Missoula and MSU while Michele Horak earns a National 4 H Congress trip. The town plans a Harvest pot luck on Oct 10 and a cleanup session on Oct 8.
The Senior Citizens Club debuts today in the lower Legion hall with activities from 1 to 5 p.m. The club, led by President Ted Halvorson, will meet Tuesdays through Fridays for cards and coffee. All residents aged 55 and over are welcome.
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