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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
8
Food specialists asked Mrs. Norman C. Madsen to buy a two person two week supply under Civil Defense guidelines. The plan lists food types, amounts, approximate weight, and total cost about 96 dollars plus tax for 67 items.
A front page item questions a zoning petition to allow professional offices in residential areas and calls for careful council study before amendments. Another letter thanks Chateau for a well run AAU swim meet, praising Stan Rathman and Neal Bateman and local housing support for swimmers.
Mrs. Georgia Byrne, president of the State Amateur Athletic Union, writes to invite officials and members to a forthcoming event in Butte, Montana, requesting warm attendance and participation. She emphasizes community support and renewed cooperation for local athletic programs.
The first operational Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile was moved from Malmstrom AFB by the transporter erector and installed in a silo near Belt. It is the forerunner of 150 more to Malmstrom and then to launch facilities including Chateau area. The project is on schedule.
In the final Little League week Jaycee Maroons defeated Breen Oil Reds 7 to 5 with John Camden pitching and Tim McCartney catching. Randy Larson and Jim Hodgskiss doubled for the Reds while Pat Saylor and Russell Wiseman shared mound duties. Friday Chateau Feed and Seed Yellows beat F G Curtis Greens 11 to 3 as Don Lehnert and Mike Potter hurled and Potter allowed the Greens only hit a fifth inning triple by Dick Van Auken.
Cha teau area notices include sale ads for a swivel chair and a rocker at 466-2277 or 466-2821 and a boat trailer at McDonald Trailer Court. Neighborhood social events list dinners, anniversaries, and visits among residents with connections to Choteau and nearby towns.
Missoula and Blaine counties adopt a pilot hospital cost program with Montana Blue Cross to cover aid recipients in several welfare categories. Counties pay monthly premiums. initial payments estimated at about 4 300 for Missoula and 1 500 for Blaine.
A zoning dispute centers on allowing Dr Crabtree to build a small office on the old grade school lot. A. E. Young seeks the exemption, while James and Percy Robison oppose, claiming little effect on property values and traffic. Wilbur Schiller, visiting Bozeman from Yankton, spent the weekend with his brother Ed.
The Trexler family expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during their recent bereavement. The note closes with another thank you from the family for C. D. Trexler.
Myrtle Loss extends gratitude to friends and relatives for cards flowers and visits during hospital stay and convalescence at home.
Alyce Gleason thanks all who sent sleetecards notes gifts and those who visited during hospitalization and after returning home expressing sincere gratitude for the kindness shown.
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