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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
6
Four days after her brother donated a kidney to Maggie Pocha the surgery at the University of Oregon Medical School in Portland appeared successful. William Burckhard of Great Falls provided the kidney. a sister was initially set to donate but was rejected due to a blood cross problem.
A five member Montana Institute of the Bible team from Billings will visit Augusta Community Church for weekend services. The event starts with a 7 30 p m Saturday youth rally in the Blue Room, with Fort Shaw and Simms youths invited. Sunday features a 10 a m Sunday School Rally Day and 11 a m Morning Worship led by Rev. Geoffrey O Rea r. The group includes Kathie Hicks Ann Shaw Doug Roberts Dan Nickel and Debbie Zimmerman. A potluck picnic follows the morning service in Augusta park.
The Monday rain shower added .62 inch at the Chateau Weather Checking Station by 8 am and will aid winter wheat planting and subsoil moisture but delay harvest. Montana Crop and Livestock reports show harvest progress with winter wheat 80 percent done and spring wheat 50 percent. barley 60 percent. Some counties have begun seeding early while others wait for better conditions. Livestock are generally in good shape and range feed is adequate in parts of the state. W.S.C.S. Circle B will meet at Alma Knudtzon’s home on September 20 at 2 pm.
Miss Lorraine Lencioni, former Augusta High School home economics teacher, will start as Stillwater County Extension agent in Columbus on October 1, replacing Linda Arnold who takes study leave for a Montana State University masters in clothing and textiles. Lencioni, a native of Great Falls, earned a MSU home economics education degree in 1971 and is a Phi Upsilon Omicron member. she also completed seven years in 4-H.
Sympathy offered to Ted Halvorson on his wife’s passing. Gladys Yeager and Emma Moon return home after hospital stays. Calls invited for displaying paintings at the Lodge. Seidl family and Don Froman visit in Great Falls. Seidl and Joe Seifert recall Sleepy Eye boyhood ties. Tena Johnson hosts a housewarming with twelve women, gifts and cake. Sunday dinner guests include five from Eagles Manor in Great Falls. State that Eagles Manor guests also visited Saturday. Quote notes: Opportunity doesn’t knock. You hold the door ajar.
Mrs Julia Monkman and Willis Vigen attended the funeral for La Vane Daley in Kalispell. Daley was a nephew of Monkman and cousin of Vigen. Bob Nordhagen and Bill White of Ames Iowa left Friday after two weeks visiting Nordhagen relatives. Mr and Mrs Roger Kelly former Chateau residents now in Great Falls where Kelly has been transferred with the Montana Highway Patrol.
Administrator with will annexed for the estate of Gunvor A Dyhre provides four months for creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers. Notices appear in the Choteau Montana and Cascade County offices, dated September 8 1972. Published four times: Sept 14 21 28 and Oct 5.
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