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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1972

Page

6

Birthday party and club news from Senior Citizens group

About 40 members attended a birthday party with films by Laurie Crary and Linda Smith. Bob Thorn shared a birthday cake with the group. October committee to call on shut-ins and a club host for the week are noted. An old time hoedown is planned for Nov 7 at Down towner in Great Falls with coffee and dessert. Western Music Month invites songs and a potluck on Oct 22 at 5 PM.

Laurie Crary Linda Smith Bob Thorn Bob Duerst Bagley

Eager Beaver 4 H elects officers and welcomes new members

The Eager Beaver 4 H club met at Pendray Community Hall October 9. Sheri Briggs called the meeting to order while Kathy Thomas led the pledge and Rosemarie Stokes led the 4 H pledge. Shirley Rice was elected president Kathy Thomas vice president Marie Snodgrass secretary Mark Fisher reporter Rosemarie Stokes Song Leader Julie Jimenez Recreation Leader. Three new members joined Danny Campbell Terry Evans and Joe Thomas. After a film on demonstrations the meeting adjourned and refreshments were served by Mrs Fisher and Mrs Evans.

Eager Beaver Pendray Sheri Briggs Kathy Thomas Rosemarie Stokes Shirley Rice Marie Snodgrass Mark Fisher Julie Jimenez

Skyline Lodge Weekly Activities and Guests

Skyline Lodge outlines week events including Monday and Tuesday activities for seniors and hobby day, a Friday sing along, and a Wednesday visit by F H A youth from Fairfield. It notes staff, recent hospital news, and guest visitors from Great Falls with remarks on the lodge’s beauty shop and ample Sunday dinners.

F.H.A Fairfield Reiding Conrad Ron Gloria Neiffer Mable Rice Jean Warehime June Lensing Carol Guse Jean Lensing John van Bolcum Harriett Morgan Bertha Olson Helen Dohens Nona Williams Genevieve Good Great Falls Carrie Bagley Eva Burns Emily Clarke Louise Earles Ray Edgar Violet Fields Eugene Foster Shiela Griffin Martha Gronberg Carl Hering Tamina Holm Anne Hughes Bill Irwin Joe Jarosimek Efraim Karlson Tena Johnson

Local harvest crews and community life in Collins

The report details neighborly harvest aid, a seven-truck hauling bee, and multiple local residents including Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Crane, and the Rundquists. It notes furlough for Lawrence Alzheimer in Tampa and welcomes new Collins residents Coleman and Ezell with changes at the Great Northern station and local employment.

Gibson Monkman Chateau Mrs. Miller R. S. McClenhan George Tomsha Melvin Klette R. Christman Lee Revear Henry Arensmeyer I. N Ralph Caskey O'Keefes Chester Corey Bill Webers Dutton Miles Averill Lawrence Alzheimer Tampa Fla Harold Crane Cliff Holbrook Crane Holbrook D. W. Reiquams Elvira Marie Rundquist Great Falls Joan Crane Rundquists Cal Lewis Ranch Collins H. D. Club D. B. Crane Collins Don Meech Coleman William Ezell Great Northern Ezell G. N Goodwin Brady

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Seeks Educ Opportunities

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday October 23 at 8 p.m. in the lower Legion hall. Reports by two Girl State delegates and a junior member will be heard. District President will discuss education opportunities. All local teachers invited and families of Girl Staters encouraged. Members should bring a guest.

American Legion Auxiliary Lower Legion Hall

Slow Snail Power Output Measured at .000033 MPH

A snail’s pace equates to roughly 0.000033 miles per hour, translating to about 1/25 millionth of a horsepower to sustain its motion. This calculation highlights the tiny yet steady energy output of the mollusk in daily movement.

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Sponsored By Sr. U.m.y-F Nels Hemstad Pel. Adv Cire, & Pd Hemetad Club Bil Breen Sec Pomdera — Toole Pol Snortland Aeron Peterson Sec.Treas Montana Ict 13 Glachr Senior Citizen News Chateau Fire Department Citizens State Bank Ralph Groth GTA Art Anderson Minneapolis-Moline Oliver H.P A & P Motors Dutton and Conrad Teton County Roy Aune Skyline Lodge News Premium Center Collins Vi Pedersen Goodyear — Atlas Enco Breen Oil Company Wintuch H&t Granny Mohai Ellen Legion Auxiliary Majerus Pol. Adv Senator Club Pat Gustafson Secy TOY Imperial Remington Hamilton Beach
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