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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
3
Friends and relatives are invited to the wedding of Cynde Tesch and Gary Jacobsen on Saturday September 12 at 4 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Chateau. No local invitations are sent.
Barbara Jean Alfson and Stephen Lee Gamradt have set September 19 for their wedding at 2 p.m. in St. John s Catholic Church Fairfield with a reception after. Alfson and Gamradt are the children of Norman and Mrs. Alfson Fairfield and Harold Gamradt Great Falls.
Funeral services were held in Bountiful Utah for Aaron Rex George age 74 a former Bynum area farmer and rancher.
Power, Dutton and Augusta posted season opening football wins Saturday. Power beat Geraldine 30 to 22 with two third quarter TDs while Geraldine led 6-0 early. Dutton defeated Best 42 to 14 with John Clotfelter scoring three times. Augusta rallied to beat Centerville 26 to 14 as Kent Mosher sparked the final surge. The United States remained the main nickel user in 1969, consuming 310 million pounds of a world total of 820 million pounds.
Helena Montan an education official urges drivers to slow down and stop for school buses during the new term. Dolores Colburg notes many children ride buses for first time and emphasizes 10 foot rule and full stop when red lights flash.
The Montana Fish and Game Commission enlarges the Freezout Waterfowl Closure with an expanded west boundary to the north. Maps are available at Freezout headquarters and the Great Falls district office. The goal is to provide a larger resting area for migrating geese and increase goose hunting potential.
Full time vocational classes begin at the Butte Vocational Technical Center on Sept 8 offering practical nursing clerk typist stenographer secretary bookkeeping electrical civil engineering and more. IBM 1130 computer project planned with early programming training and financial aid through Vocational Work-Study for Montana residents. Tuition is free with a $50 supply fee refundable. courses range 6 to 104 weeks. In 1927 a 10000 square mile iceberg drifted past the Falkland Islands off Argentina.
The Forest Service Northern Region distributed 6,309,742.11 to Montana and neighboring states for the year ended June 30. Montana received 3,089,237.48 with Teton County at 3,298.92, funds allocated by state treasurers for local schools and roads.
The American Legion Auxiliary and local groups held their first meetings of the year on September 1. Officers for the year 1970 71 were installed, and plans included selling candy at football games, district office talk, a dinner, and a blood drawing set for September 29.
Admissions list includes Katherine H Loss Fairfield Richard K Stenson Choteau Clara E Olson Choteau Linda L Ramaker Choteau Evelyn Kalkman Choteau Carol A Heinle Augusta Lyle L Martin Choteau Constance R Bond Augusta Howard L Riphenburg Fort Shaw Cecil J Snyder Choteau Mary L Schoemaker Choteau Barbara A Woodahl Choteau John R Ostle Bynum Fred L Holland Simms Edward C Welch Wolf Creek Births report two daughters to James Woodahl Choteau LeRoy Heinle Augusta Jim Ramaker Choteau Pending patients include Freda S Johnson Choteau Cornelius Kooyman Choteau Grace Halvorson Choteau L Hazel Swenson Chautau Fort Shaw Mary L Schoomaker Choteau Barbara A Woodahl Choteau Walter Edwards Choteau Discharges list John Speer Walter Pearl M Hodgdon Fairfield Ruby Erickson Fairfield Emil A Johnson Choteau Katherine H Loss Fairfield Evelyn Kalkman Chautau
The Montana Highway Patrol advises vacationers who fear mountain roads to take longer routes for a calmer drive. Panic at sharp grades curves and drop offs can create hazardous conditions for the driver and others on the mountain highway system.
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