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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Leo Pierre spent Easter Sunday visiting her brother and family Mr and Mrs Bill O Hare and her father Tom O Hare all of Great Falls The Pierres also were visitors of his mother Mrs Mary Pierre who also is a resident of Great Falls.
The Acantha to run a LaVerne Murr authored civil defense series on nuclear weapons. This initial article explains basics of fission and fusion, megaton yields, fallout versus radiation, and four main effects of any nuclear explosion on people, livestock, crops, and farming.
Dutton OES Alpha Chapter 103 held Friendship Night on Thursday April 5 at the Masonic hall led by Joane Wagg and Douglas Wagg. Guests included Ellen Cooley Lara Hensley Irene Benjamin and many other officers with a Hawaii visit report and Japan chapter notes. Attendance reached 122 with lunch served after.
Mr and Mrs Pete Hoagland and children Sue and Billy arrived last Thursday to visit their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Donald Hofeldt. The Hoaglands were in Chateau through Sunday and then returned to Malta. Mrs Ellen Bushman returned from Seattle and stopped in Anaconda en route home, visiting her son Glenn and celebrating her 86th birthday on April 11.
A nuclear expert cautions that only at close range would all effects of detonation be felt. Survival would demand very strong protection, indicating severe dangers even without blast exposure.
The C. James Smith Unit No. 6 met April 2 with Mrs Armstrong leading in the flag salute and national anthem. Essays by Michael Ferris and Karen Buchanan won first in their groups and may be printed. care packages to Chile were discussed alongside the district convention set for April 28.
The piece notes Spanish Indian ancestry workers skilled in hand labor yet slow to adopt machinery, with cloth still woven by hand. Sears Roebuck runs a large Bogota store while Mrs Gibler reports strong patronage. The first railway arrived in 1958 and Gibler travels mainly by plane. Mrs Gibler displays coffee, paintings, and Spanish bullfighter stirrups from her son as part of an effort to better know South American neighbors and build friendly ties.
I express gratitude to all who sent cards and flowers during my illness. Special thanks to Dr. McAuley and the staff at Teton Memorial Hospital for their care and kindness.
The V F W Auxiliary to Post 4605 thanks all who made the April 14 Food Sale a success. Special appreciation goes to those who donated food and to members and non members who worked and contributed food.
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