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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
5
The Montana Fish and Game Commission will open Teton County to Whistling Swan hunting by special permit from sunrise Oct 10, 1970 to sunset Jan 10, 1971. Five hundred permits will be issued via Sept 25, 1970 drawing at the Sam Mitchell Building, Helena.
Pastor Ed Ferguson reports Sunday morning services at 10 am will continue through September at Augusta Community Church. Services include age specific music, children’s lesson, Bible study on Isaiah John and Song of Solomon, with Sunday School for children and a preschool class. Rally Day on Oct 4 ends the September schedule.
The answer explains lump sum life insurance proceeds are usually not taxable while installments may be partly taxable as interest. It references Publication 525 for details and suggests contacting the IRS district office for a free copy. A driving tip about checking over the shoulder before backing out is included.
Two days remain for eligible farm voters to cast ballots in the ASC community committee elections in Teton County. Rex Manuel says ballots must be mailed or returned by Friday Sept 11 and counting will occur Sept 14 at 8 am in full public view with strict secrecy and certified envelopes.
A host of friends and relatives attended an open house at the Cornell Hotel last Thursday in honor of Mrs Clara Corey turning 85. Daughters Edith Lakey Idaho Falls and Ruth Erickson Chicago and grandchildren Kathy Roseann Therese Corey joined in the reception. Dr Lawrence Corey Bellevue Mich visited earlier in the week to wish her many more birthdays.
Stan Rathman Chateau swimming pool manager released final statistics for 1970. The pool operated 78 days, second longest season behind 1967’s 82 days with 23 761 swims. This year 18 876 swims, fifth best on record, and nearly 350 swimmers in 12 free programs. Revenue from season tickets hit 2281 dollars, plus 760 from cash admits and small adds from rentals patches and popsicle sales.
Mr and Mrs James Rife of Des Moines Iowa announce the wedding of their daughter LaDonna to Donald Hansen son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Hansen of Choteau in Bozeman Montana The ceremony will be held on Saturday September 12 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Bozeman Hansen is a Choteau High School graduate.
Rebekah Lodge No 31 will hold a meeting on Wednesday September 16 at 8 PM in the L O O F Hall. The anniversary program will be presented by Mrs. Leo Pierre per Noble Grand Mrs. Hazel Castle. All members are invited to attend.
Reminder for all interested in forming a Senior Citizens Club in Chateau. An organizational meeting will be held in the lower Legion hall at 8 p.m. tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 11.
Among recent visitors are the Jesse Malone Jrs returning to their Montana home and families from Missoula Lewistown and Great Falls. The Joramo and Pierre families attended weddings in Caldwell and Lewistown while exploring Kamloops and visiting dams in Washington. A Montana trip featured Rod Schilling and friends touring New Rockport and Miller Hutterite colonies with fishing on Bean Lake. Relatives gathered for a funeral in Sept with many names listed from Idaho and Montana communities.
Funeral services were held at Pondera Valley Lutheran Church in Conrad for Mrs Francis M Berland who died Saturday at age 89. Born in Springfield Missouri she married Bert Berland in Neenah Wisconsin in 1909. The couple moved to Brady area in 1912 and Berland died in 1955. Survivors include daughters Hazel Castle Chateau and Roscoe Hall Corvallis sons Wayne and Herbert Conrad 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery.
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