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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1970
Page
9
The Choteau Jayceen sponsored Sew Knit Crochet it yourself Style Show will be held Saturday Oct 17 in the high school auditorium at 8 pm. Enter by Oct 10 using the entry blank on page 4 of this week's Acantha. Admission is 1 per person with children under 12 free. Door prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Catherine Connole was honored with a party at the home of Mrs. Al Warneke on Sept. 28 observing her 90th birthday. Attending were numerous_cmd names including Mrs. Berda Johnson Mrs. Ada Kramer Mrs. Maisey Johnson Darrin Bynum and others from Choteau Dupuyer Fairfield Pendroy and surrounding areas.
The Ford Punt Pass and Kick event at Chateau High School drew 78 boys aged 8 to 13. Winners in each age group earned zone bid in Great Falls next Saturday, with first, second and third place trophies awarded and low scorers receiving footballs to improve their game.
Grain Marketing meeting led by Bob Brastrup of the Montana Wheat and Research Commission will explore grain marketing alternatives and compare costs with traditional outlets. Open to farmers and ag oriented businessmen, location to be announced. A second session day two features Darrell Fenner discussing current and proposed farm programs.
The Dillon Central Board opened the 1970 71 year with Miss Jo Ann Gygax the first female student body president in the college history. She a 20 year old junior from Alexandria Virginia was elected last spring Betty Jo Dellwo of Chateau is one of five at large representatives serving under Miss Gygax.
The Order of Eastern Star Fidelity Chapter No 18 will hold a meeting on Wednesday October 14 at the usual time and place. An initiation will occur and the Rainbow Board will be honored.
All friends and relatives are invited to the wedding of Linda Gray and Tim Hale on Friday October 9 at 7 30 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau A reception follows in the Parish Education Building. Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs Charles Allen were his parents Edgar Allen. Carol Jo Allen is in Deaconess hospital Great Falls room 422. Football scores listed for local teams and safety tips for night biking follow.
Seven Democrat candidates spoke at a Choteau Jaycees meeting at the Moose hall. Attendees included Gordon McOmber for District 20 state senate Charles Doheny for state house Gordon Monkman county clerk deputy and Albert Becker sheriff Roy Goodell county commissioner Connie Kuster county treasurer and Charles Joslyn county attorney. Don LaBaugh said a fair crowd attended and announced another meeting next Thursday inviting all Republican candidates. the event was open to the public.
The North Central Areawide Health Planning Council invites general members to a 7 pm meeting in Fort Benton high school to hear presentations on regional health problems. Speakers include Don Pizzini on environmental sanitation, Betty Swenson and Dr Richard Baker on health manpower, and Fred Holbrook on facilities coordination.
The 1971 wheat marketing quota referendum in Teton County is rescheduled for Oct 12 to Oct 15 by Secretary Hardin, with ballots due by Oct 15. Preliminary results expected after Oct 20. If approved, price supports rise to 1.25 per bushel and certificates valued at 139 per bushel cover 47 percent of projected production.
Montana Power Company officials state a safe reserve margin over anticipated peak loads ensures adequate supply for all customer needs. President George W. O Connor says surplus power exists and no future problems are expected despite nationwide shortages being unlikely.
The Senior Citizens Club schedules a 7 pm special meeting on Friday October 9 in the lower Legion hall. The group has started activities and now meets Tuesday to Friday afternoons at the Legion hall, welcoming all 55 and older residents.
Mrs Frances Juelfs extends thanks to the hospital staff and nurses for patience and kindness and to Dr Johnson and Dr Bosshardt for the rose and gifts, and to the drug store for the papers. Special thanks to the visitors. It all helped so much. Thanks a million folks.
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