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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
7
A note shows The Grow is sponsored by the merchants listed above. It highlights funding support from local businesses and invites readers to visit sponsor shops for more information.
Albert C. Finley left here October 3 for the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks to attend a two day regional meeting of the National Science Teachers Association. He directs one of eight regions supervising eight states and two Canadian provinces and served as consultant on science projects and conference planning. Several Montana members joined the trip. Robert Stromswold taught his classes.
Thirty two CHS students led by instructor Al Finley left at 5 a m Saturday September 28 for Lewis and Clark Caverns near Three Forks. They explored the Goat Walk sideline trail and studied cave formation then returned that evening after a packed lunch on the bus.
Susan Meadows was crowned Homecoming queen Friday night during halftime at the Chateau Maria game won by the Bulldogs 13 6. A downtown parade followed a pep assembly with floats prizes announced by Carol Miller and Audrey Sheble.
Jay Cole and Kenny Rice were elected by the local chapter from four nominees as delegates to the National FFA convention in Kansas City and will represent the unit for the coming week.
On Homecoming day September 27 a wind scattered kleenex from floats over the school grounds. To prevent neighbors complaints and keep property clean Mr Charles Peck and his sixth period P E class picked up the tissues. The grounds look orderly now and a vote of thanks is given to Mr Peck and his class.
Havre sophomore Mickey Hulett visited CHS on Oct 4. News notes include student elections, club preparations, play tryouts for Professor, How Could You, and the Nov 8 performance. Transfers, hospital updates, and community club activities across Dutton, Helena, and Great Falls are also mentioned.
Mr Ralph Melville of the National Assemblies Science Program will present a program of glass blowing and glass knitting at the CHS auditorium at 8 45 am on Monday. He will trace the history of glassware and its modern uses and demonstrate varied glass blowing arts. He has worked for Coming Class Works and Twentieth Century Fox and taught at the University of Washington and Washington State. The public is invited to attend.
Betty Corey reports visits as Mr and Mrs Ed Schilling called on Cecil Taylor and his son Lance Blake in Great Falls. The Schillings and Alzheimer family shared Sunday supper at the Villager in Chateau. Betty Corey and the boys then drove to nearby locations.
Dutt and relatives visited aunt Julia Mrs Frank Schabel to wish a happy birthday and enjoy cake. Luther Leaguers and MYF members hosted a hay ride in Chateau while JoAnne Duffey visited the Martin Alzheimers. Gusty wind, light rain, and approaching frost marked the week. Bob Reiquam and three children attended the H D harvest supper in Collins.
Kay Smith of Chateau spent an overnight visit with Linda Pedersen as a guest, sharing time at Pedersen's residence. The event notes a casual hospitality exchange without additional events or arrangements.
The Growl announces its staff including Editor in Chief Lawrence Truchot Associate Editor Jean McGuire News Editor Judy Morris Advertising Editor Bonnie Killam Assistant Ron Pierre Reporters Dwight Truchot Gary Truchot Gary Dunckel Adviser Helen B Rustad for the campus paper.
Dutton kicks off the Boy Scout Fund Drive with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at the Community Center. The local Red Cross chapter elects new officers and directors for the coming year. Deputy Erwin Arp helped guard President Kennedy during his Great Falls visit. Community updates cover celebrations, visits, and band booster activities.
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