Salvation Army Pickup Scheduled in Chateau
The Salvation Army plans a donation pickup in Chateau next Tuesday February 14. Mrs. George R. Higgins invites residents with clothing or other articles to call 466 2256 to arrange pickup.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
5
The Salvation Army plans a donation pickup in Chateau next Tuesday February 14. Mrs. George R. Higgins invites residents with clothing or other articles to call 466 2256 to arrange pickup.
The Montana Cowboys Association holds its annual convention in Great Falls on Saturday February 11 at the Cowboy's Museum across from the fair grounds. Registration starts at 9 am with a banquet scheduled for 6 30 pm. All members are invited.
Arvid Sunder owner of A and E Lanes announced Go-Go Bowl ing contest winners. Rodney Schilling took an AMF Roadmaster bicycle while Alex Zier Harry Agee and Betty Swenson won record albums. Visitants included Mr and Mrs Jack Mookland of Bisbee North Dakota as Chateau guests hosted by Mrs H M Montague with visits to the Saterlie and Monkman families.
ZA is sin Mrs. Jay Lyon travels to Spokane for two weeks with her son in law Al Finley and family. Miss Elsie Peltman goes to Easton for care of uncle and aunt Medardus Posch. Lions Planning Committee met to plan annual ladies night on Feb 14. Post Office workers and families dined in Great Falls.
The University of Montana lists 78 A flashes among 663 scholars for fall 1966. Eligibility requires 54 grade points with a 3.00 index or 42 grade points with a 3.50 index. Notables include Carol Miller and Audrey Sheble of Choteau, plus several other students from Chateau Dutton Fairfield Power and nearby communities.
A special service will be held Sunday February 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Chateau Methodist Church to acquaint the congregation with the new Methodist hymnal. Rev. C Fred Crowe says information on compiling the hymnal and its use will be presented with interspersed singing of old and new hymns and tunes. The public is invited.
The Chateau Nile Club No 2 Daughters of the Nile will display garments and toys in Ellen's show window all day February 14. Items shown will be donated to Shrine Hospitals for Crippled Children in Spokane Salt Lake City and Shreveport La. The club also runs a Christmas toy project. Mrs Grace Black president announced the next meeting March 8 at Mrs Oscar Carlsons home.
Hermann J. Bauer, service officer for the Montana Veteran's Welfare Commission, will be at the Teton County Court House in Choteau on Feb 17 from 10 to noon to advise veterans and dependents on VA and state benefits. Don Waldron, SSA representative, will be in the courthouse commissioners office Feb 14 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Donnell D. Mills 18, son of Mr and Mrs Earl H Mills Route 1 Power completed a five week airplane maintenance course January 30 at the Army Aviation School Fort Rucker Alabama He trained in repair and upkeep of O 1 Bird Dog and U 6 Beaver aircraft used by the Army in Vietnam Also listed are Pfc Phillip L Haberman stationed in Vietnam Lt B D E APO San Francisco and others headed to Army Reserve Camp Ft Lewis Washington with USATC Inf units A wedding invitation notice concludes the item.
The Restless Ones by Billy Graham will be shown in the Augusta High School auditorium on Sunday February 12 at 7 30 p m The film targets youth with a teen age crisis setting and a Christian message amid a swift moving plot highlighting church opportunities.
The Teton County 4-H livestock judging team earned bronze in live stock and carcass judging at the Winter Fair in Bozeman. Members Betty Evans Fairfield Linda Hodgskiss Choteau Steve Larson Choteau and Jay Rice Choteau judged with team overseer Bob Hodgskiss earning silver. George and Mrs Hodgskiss accompanied the group along with ten other 4-H'ers after fall practice.
Patients Admitted include Carrie A Bagley Oneida Forseth Emily Johnson Lavilla D Rapp Carol Hodgskiss and Barbara Lussenden Fava Evensen all of Choteau with Carrie A Bagley noted Admitted also for Fairfield names Emily Johnson and Lavilla D Rapp Marie Coffey Angie Laverdure Janet Hoyt Nai Dean Entwiler Billy Rumney Charlis Koch Genevieve Sprinkle Adolph Saterlie and Howard Bateman listed as Dismissed from Teton Memorial Hospital in Choteau and Fairfield areas.
Week ending February 7 records show high 56 low 11 with no precipitation on several days and a total 49 for the year versus 18 last year. Mr and Mrs Don Passmore hosted a Saturday whist party with guests including Bud Olson John Peebles James Peebles Jr Nels Whipple Charles Tesch and Cecil Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Zion of Choteau bought the Zion Apartments north of the high school from Forrest L. Zion of Great Falls. The Zions own another set of apartments southwest of the high school. The purchased complex, built five years ago, has four two bedroom units with attached garages and is being redecorated for occupancy soon.
The Soroptimist style show titled Rhapsody in Fashion will be held in the Chateau High School auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Publicity chairman Mrs. Robert Dellwo confirms the date and plan.
A health note outlines six steps to cut heart disease risk including controlling blood pressure not smoking watching diet maintaining normal weight staying physically active and regular medical checkups. The author thanks doctors nurses at Teton Memorial Hospital friends relatives and local drug stores for support.
The family of Mrs. Murl Faurote expresses deep thanks to friends for condolences, offers of help, memorials, floral tributes, and food. The message notes comfort from those who shared in their loss and asks God’s blessing on all helpers.
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