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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
5
Brisk days spark baking ideas with yeast breads batter breads and fruit filled muffins. Enhance batter breads with candied fruit and learn kneading basics for batter doughs. Also cover sewing needles with Vaseline to prevent rust and improvise a stormy day shuffleboard using cards and marbles.
The piece urges families to take portrait photographs at regular intervals from childhood onward. It argues photographing children and adults preserves records and sentiment, noting human nature’s tendency to treasure childhood memories through evolving images.
County Savings Bonds Chairman Arnold Hanusa announced free red white and blue gift envelopes at local banks for customers buying U S Savings Bonds as Christmas gifts. He noted growing popularity and expected December purchases to boost sales during the holiday month.
The Acanthha promotes rubber stamps stamp pads and ink with prompt service and reasonable rates.
Peter Walstad a longtime Dutton resident died Wednesday at his home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Dutton Methodist Church with Rev. Theodore Cox officiating. Burial will be in Dutton cemetery.
Wayne L. Proff of Dutton and LeRoy Johnson of Power were re elected to the Teton County Soil and Water Conservation district supervisors. New members Leslie Arensmeyer of Chateau and Robert L. Reiquam of Fairfield join, with Jesse Malone of Agawam continuing. All serve three year terms.
The Teton County Council 4 H executive committee set the calendar for the 1962 63 year at a special meeting in Chateau Friday. Several leadership meetings were scheduled and more business will be decided at the January meeting. Attending were extension agents Mrs. Cedric Maurer Mrs. Mike Horak Mrs. Bill Young Mrs. Karl Van Setten Mrs. Gregor Tangen Mrs. Alfred Evares Miss Frieda Schroder LeRoy Luft and Raymond Kelly.
The Chateau Seventh-day Adventist Church in Choteau will kick off the 59th World Missions Appeal with house-to-house calls and Christmas carols led by Max McCann. Funds support welfare disaster aid and education in the United States and in 195 countries. in 1961 volunteers logged 7,593,047 welfare hours for 7,179,073 people with over 1.545 million dollars raised and millions of clothing items and food baskets distributed. Dorcas Welfare Society meets monthly to repair used clothing. call Mrs. Roy Lovall for aid.
Carolyn Schiller daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Schiller of Chateau was chosen as alternate delegate for the All-States Encampment to be held next August in Maryland. She competed with girls from Montana Alaska Wyoming Idaho Washington and Oregon. Two scouts from the six state region will attend the meeting. About thirty girls in the United States attend the national conference.
The Power Pirates defeated Augusta 34 33 after staving off a late rally with Lloyd Loftsgaarden sinking two free throws in the final nine seconds. They then beat Cascade 45 33, led by 10 5 first quarter and 18 13 halftime scores as van Togayes led Power. The Buccaneer Ball charity dance is set for Dec 22 at Power High. Christmas concerts are planned for Dec 16 and a second program for the lower grades later in the week.
The Choteau Girl Scout Association thanks the community of Choteau for support of its financial drive.
A grateful patient thanks Dr Crary and the hospital staff for excellent care during the stay. Special thanks to Milton McNea and Al Hensley for transporting to Great Falls hospital and to the drug stores for daily papers.
Reuben, Joyce, Rae, David, Wayne, Viola and Mona Lise thank neighbors and fire crews from Cha teau, Augusta and Fairfield for help during a severe fire. No lives were lost or hurt, and gratitude is expressed to God for blessings on all involved.
A county wide meeting of the Teton County Grain Growers Association is set for 2 p.m. Monday December 17 in the court room at Chateau. All members and other interested farmers or ranchers are invited to attend with a program including current association problems and a review of state convention activities, according to president Robert L. Reiquam of Fairfield.
About 200 persons attended the Montana Power Company's 50th anniversary in Chateau Monday. Enoch Stroh, local manager, said he was pleased with the turnout. Free coffee and doughnuts accompanied displays of antique appliances and a General Electric lighting exhibit showing lighting modes from 100 B C to the present.
Teton county heart workers attended a coffee hour at the Dorothy Boussard residence. Evelyn McAuley discussed advances in heart research including cholesterol factors, new blood tests, diets and oxygenators for premature babies. Special events were planned during the heart fund drive in February.
The Augusta Elks were defeated 64 40 by the Simms Tigers after a tight fourth quarter in Friday action. Reece Burns led Augusta with 13 points while Roger Benson topped the Elks with 11 in Saturday’s 64 40 setback.
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