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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson returned Tuesday from Bismarck North Dakota where they had been visiting relatives since July first. Dr and Mrs Gerald Stairs and family of Syracuse New York visited this week at the Vergil Lindsey home.
The notice lists numerous patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Neal Kasper and Oliver Bucher of Fairfield, William Hitchcock and Hannah Stengrimson of Choteau, Mrs William Miller of Helena, Mrs Harry Swanson of Choteau, Annie J Wurtz of Choteau, Mrs Gary Stevens of Augusta, and others from Dutton, Augusta, Bynum, and nearby towns. Several entries note infants.
Cadet Joseph W. Mock of Dutton finished a month long AFROTC training encampment at Lincoln AFB Nebraska observing and participating in flying and support operations. He is part of the AFROTC unit at Montana State College and will be eligible for a commission as an Air Force second lieutenant after college graduation.
A list of attendees from Helena and Great Falls at the Parade of Parades includes Mr and Mrs Bob McDonald, Mr and Mrs S A Pithead, Mr and Mrs James Denison, Mr and Mrs George Morey, Jesse Gleason, and Gordon Monkman. Jackie Snider and Mike Cox, Esther Cox's children, stay with Bill Riggs and Carl Gulbrandsen in Billings. Ed Masker and family attend a Coast to Coast Stores meeting in Billings and visit Salt Lake City. Arvid Sunder and wife travel to Coeur d Alene to fetch daughter Anita visiting grandparents Edward C Lee. Jack and Mrs Jack Clark host DeAnn's first birthday with Lee Stott family, Jim Connole household, Bob Clark family of Simms, and Bob Clark senior.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders of the Teton Co operative Reservoir Company will be held in Bynum Montana at 2 P M Saturday August 22 1964 There will be election of officers and other business to be transacted Fabrick president published Aug 6 13 20
Sixty one MSU Bozeman area students earned A averages to head the spring honor roll with 95 or higher while 571 more posted 87.5 to 94.9. Notables include Charlég Kr Horak from Collins and several Choteau Augusta and Power area names. At Gonzaga University Spokane Kathleen H Stokes joined the spring honor roll as 454 GU students held B averages. Northern Montana College Havre lists Rita Ramaker Chateau and J Jack Gallagher Dutton on its honor roll.
The tale recounts Robert Moffat pursuing Chief Africaner to rescue him for a reward. Moffat survives wilderness odds with religious faith and love. Africaner, once feared, returns as a Christian follower and helper to the missionary. The story ends highlighting conversion by love over force.
The Choteau swim team posted fast times and several records. Melody Elliott Jerry Luinstra Hope Hensley Glenna Elliott and Tom Crocker each set individual marks as junior and intermediate groups lead with relay and diving events yielding top places. Senior girls earned multiple thirds while divers Glenna Elliott Betty Connole and Conrad Gunderson placed. Two senior relay teams and numerous finals highlighted a weekend that saw the team break ten total records. The squad heads to Meadowlark Country Club in Great Falls for one of three remaining meets.
In memory of Maxine Ortner June the speaker recalls her as well and happy yet missed. They envision her running and riding in heaven, filled days and nights free from pain, awaiting the final gate to reunion.
The Havre hosted three team swim meet on Sunday August 16 with Kalispell and Chateau as venues. Starters included Ron Swartzel Fay Buck and Carl Field with judges Mr Bender Butte Mr Keck Havre and Mr Welch Havre. Scorekeepers were Mark Gravdal Wendy Burns and Marija Peck while many others supported timers and judges.
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