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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
5
The Rev. Crowe is reappointed to serve at Choteau and Methodist Churches for another year as part of the Annual Conference. The Rev. Theodore Cox is appointed to lead Dutton Brady churches, with other assignments for the region outlined by the conference.
The Women of Chateau Country Club will meet Wednesday July 8 for a regular session plus a cleanup. All members are urged to attend and a Thursday night pot luck supper is planned.
The Teton County High School class of 1944 holds a reunion at Chateau Country Club on Saturday July 11. Registration starts at 4:30 p.m. and the banquet is set for 6:30 p.m.
Miss Jaumotte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A L Jaumotte of Choteau, won a Boston University fellowship in the biochemistry department for a year starting in September. She graduated June 14 from Michigan State University with honors in medical technology and has been in Boston since. She will return to Choteau this week.
Nikki Amick and her husband announce the birth of their son Todd Allan in Missoula on a Saturday morning. The baby weighed eight pounds three and a half ounces. Paternal and maternal grandparents are named, with relatives visiting from Chateau and Great Falls. Mrs. William Fe Olsen attended the Diamond Jubilee session of the Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, in Montana.
iW. Tim Saylor returns to his mother Mrs. Marjorie Saylor in Sattuck Military School, Fairbault, Minn, after Cedar Rapids visit. Mrs. Jim Thompson and sons come home from Victor after visiting her parents, then Missoula stop to see Pat Magdall family. Tim will attend university this summer and teach in Redmond, Wash, this fall. The Ball family from Cut Bank visited Chateau to see Rev. Willes Emmet. Nels Whipple drove to Missoula to bring daughters Terry and Nancy home after a week’s visit. Mrs. James C. Peters from Kennewick, Wash, arrives to stay with her mother Mrs. Rubyn Clark. Patti Peet of Grand Rapids, Mich, visiting Jaumette. luego plans to drive to Boston with Jaumette and return to Grand Rapids next week after Flathead Lake visit. Ruth O’Neil arrives in Chateau to spend the summer at home. she is a sorority housemother in Pullin, Wash. Layman from East Lansing, Mich arrives to spend time with her daughter and son-in-law. The Foleys honeymoon trip ends as they head to Cut Bank where he is stationed in the Air Force. Mrs. Foley is Whipple’s niece. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris of Helena were Chateau visitors for the weekend.
Miss Wood recently completed a science and engineering summer program at Willamette University in Salem. The Junior Engineering and Science Summer Institute exposed high school students to college level classes in genetics evolution botany psychology chemistry organic and stereo chemistry mathematics computer programming physiology physics anthropology communications and astronomy. While in Salem the group visited several points of interest.
The text lists class periods on Tuesdays and Thursdays at CA A Ze pate with instructors Rathman Grohberg Severak and others. It mentions Helena Hen sley and younger swimmers seeking membership and notes life skills and instruction.
A hospital expresses gratitude to donors and volunteers who supplied food, laundry, transportation, and labor during and after a flood. Special thanks are given to Ben Christman, John Saturley, Clyde Gruchow, and the Miller Colony, with appreciation extending to the general public for assisting Teton Memorial Hospital and its patients.
A garbled message thanks the local people who helped put out a tire fire at a garage. It includes scattered names and phrases, indicating sincere appreciation and a nod to specific individuals involved.
Fragmentary classified style note lists items including a piano upright for sale or return and a lost item message. Names such as Mrs Duard Pollock and Abe appear amid garbled text, with phone contact 274-3422 and references to Montana.
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