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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
5
A reader from Helena questions Montana State University historian Morton Borden and his socialist views. The letter argues such views threaten free enterprise and questions a professor's influence on students and commitment to core freedoms. It urges upholding high principles to guide youth.
The note defends Dr. Borden amid criticism, arguing he is not a socialist and noting MSU President Newburn’s favorable report. It praises presenting multiple perspectives, urges readers to judge from facts, and criticizes Montana press coverage for insufficiently informing the public.
Fidelity chapter No. 18 OES will gather Wednesday April 24 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau Masonic hall. Initiation and a used jewelry sale are planned to benefit the ESTARL program during the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Al Warneke Bill and David and Marilyn Jannusch drove to Missoula Sunday to take Al back to work at Lowell. Mr and Mrs Jim Crawford and family spent Easter Sunday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ted R Crawford.
Pfc. John J. Hanusa son of Mrs Marge Hanusa and Arnold C Hanusa Chateau was commended by Lt Col Edward W Smith for his part in a 50 mile march on Feb 15 16 17 personnel of the unit. His medical aid saved many from frostbite cramps and blisters and he led by walking the final miles with the last man.
The Montana Fish and Game Department sponsors a field trip on Sun River game range Sunday April 28 at 10 a.m. MSU range specialist Mel Morris explains forage condition on the winter range. Attendees should bring lunches. coffee provided. The trip ends around 4 p.m.
Four Choteau area riding clubs will take part in the College of Great Falls O M ok See on Sunday April 21 at the college campus. Teton Saddle Club Pendroy Ranch Riders Augusta Mavericks and Fairfield Saddle Club will compete in 25 games. Registration runs 9 to 11 am with competition starting at 1 pm.
Chester O. Baker expresses sincere thanks for cards flowers calls and expressions of concern during hospitalization and recovery. He appreciates Dr Crary hospital staff and local drug stores for daily papers and asks God to bless all who cared for him.
The H. D. clubs in the Dutton Power areas issue a special invitation to a county wide event on April 23 at the Community Hall in Dutton starting at 2 p.m. The committee has planned an engaging program for an afternoon of fellowship and education.
Robert Lee Kelleher of Billings will speak at the Teton Democratic Club meeting Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Teton county courthouse Chateau. The club and the Democratic Central committee sponsor the event and invite the public per chair Wilma Mayer.
Hermann J. Bauer service officer for the Montana Veterans Welfare Commission will be at the Teton County courthouse between 10 am and noon Tuesday April 23 to assist veterans with claims and information.
Patients admitted include David Beck Fort Shaw Russell Wiseman Choteau Ronald Allen Choteau Mrs Howard Conquergood Ashland Patrick Trainor Fairfield Mrs John Maxwell Fairfield Carolin Hirsch Fairfield Lyle Standish Choteau Warren Brady Fairfield John Koloff Choteau Mrs John Patefield Augusta Monty Bilbro Bynum Glenn Smith Fairfield Paul Rice Bynum William Breding Choteau Dale Trackwell Fairfield Carol Eisenman Fairfield Mike Darcy Dutton Mrs Hannah Stengrimson Choteau Paul Lee Fairfield. Dismissals include Albert Jenkinson Augusta Mrs Steve Larocque and infant son Fairfield Catherine Rose Simms.
Mrs Edward Robbins and infant son Choteau Mark Farmer Choteau Mrs Lorena Drugge Choteau Mrs Rose Ameline Choteau listed in a sequence of brief notices from Choteau. The items name residents and their relationships in a compact community column.
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