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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
2
The Chateau city council held a second reading on revamping its old traffic ordinances to align with state law. Police Chief Maurice Black argues a modern code would improve enforcement, boost revenue, and raise officer morale, with City Attorney Leo Murphy to fetch a sample code for adoption.
A Brookville PA reader sketches a life that embraces public housing public schooling free lunch and school transport federal programs farm subsidies and veterans benefits. The letter traces the man from youth through military service education home ownership and community projects while contrasting his later call for rugged individualism and constitutional state rights.
Sabbath School at 9 45 am Saturday. Church services at 11 am Saturday. Visitors welcome to the services held at the Masonic Temple next door to Bill Bateman's Downtown Furniture.
Church notices announce worship at 10 am and 2 15 pm each Sunday with Sunday School sessions. It calls for participation in the free sovereign grace teachings and related activities.
The notice lists times for services and meetings: Priesthood 8:45 a.m. Sunday, Sunday School 10 a.m., Sacrament meeting after Sunday School, Genealogy Monday at p.m., MIA Tuesday 8 p.m., Primary Thursday 9:30 a.m.
Trinity Lutheran schedule July 8 includes Sunday School 9 45 supervised by Mrs Bleecker Organ and Chimes Meditation at 1050 by Mrs W Scott Morning Worship at 11 with nursery and special music Senior Bible Campers depart for Piathend Lake at noon TLCW Circle Bible Study leaders meet in parlors Friday July 6 General Board of TLCW meeting noted
The Bethany Lutheran Church announces services on Wednesday July 11 at 2 and 2:30 in TLCW parlors with B Mc Clue A Hanusa C Blixrud anderson Erickson serving. Organ and Chimes Meditations at 8 45 by Mrs Emerson and Morning Worship at 9. No Sunday School in summer. Board of Deacons meet at the parlors Monday July 9 at 7 30 followed by Board of Trustees at ?. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal and Intern Gary E Clark.
The Chateau and Pendray churches announce July worship and events. Ep ply Sisters of York will perform at Chateau on July 1. The Woman's Society meets July 11. High School Institute runs July 12 to 14 at King's Hill campground. Pendray church holds July 8 worship and July 12 missionary society meeting. Remember God while on vacation.
Three 4-H homemaking judging training sessions were held in Dut ton Fairfield and Chateau to teach members decision making self confidence observation and standards. Girls brought articles from their units and participated in group judging and class judging to learn by doing. The Danish judging system was used to place articles into blue red or white groups.
Mr and Mrs George Beaudeau entertained her brother and family Mr and Mrs Charles Rogers of Buffalo Wyoming and Lyle Martins Sunday at a barbecue at their home They finished the meal indoors after rain stopped the outdoor gathering Rogers is a former manager of Montana Dakota Utilities in Chateau
Linda Whipple and Rod Brewer plan a Saturday evening wedding at the Methodist Church with guests including Mrs. Cecil Cole. The following day the Charles Tesch and Don Passmore families shared a picnic at the Cecil Passmore cabin in the mountains with Whipple relatives joining from the wedding. Several local families attended dinners and visits, and a community blood drive occurred with limited notice drawing fewer donors. John Carlson and family returned to Billings after National Guard camp.
Pearl Tangen reports on local servicemen and families visiting Farmington during furloughs. Hank Arensmeyer is home aboard the U S S Hank with his brother Jim transferred to the same ship. Relatives from Havre Lewistown Missoula Stevensville and Spokane visit and attend weddings while others travel to Seattle British Columbia and California.
The family of Axel Larson thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after their father’s loss. Special thanks to Rev Gravdal and intern Gary Clark for messages Mrs Gravdal for songs and music pallbearers Banks Funeral Home Mabel Brown Rest Home staff Dr Crary and Dr McAuley and all who sent flowers memorials cards and food.
Mr and Mrs Donald G Cummings of Choteau announce the engagement of their daughter Lynda Ann to Ronald Ray Stroh son of Mr and Mrs Enoch Stroh also of Choteau Miss Cummings a 1960 graduate of Choteau High School works as a teller at Great Falls National Bank Stroh a 1959 Choteau High School graduate will enter his senior year at Montana State College Bozeman this fall No wedding date set.
A. C. Tony Schaefer hosted a weeklong visit from his son Sylvester Schaefer and daughter-in-law in California.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who remembered us with food flowers and memorials during our recent bereavement. Mrs H T Redmond and Faye Allen Redmond Mr and Mrs Lew Chandler Mr and Mrs Harry Yeager and family Pp
Directors of the Montana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts met in Lewistown on Saturday June 23. Henry Evans a Stanford rancher and former Montana SWCD member reported that up to 100 million dollars could be added to Montana’s economy annually through expanded beef and sheep production if 90 percent of ranchers adopted top conservation practices. The group emphasized range management as the key conservation issue with water management as second. The state’s districts oversee soil and water conservation measures across seven regions. Readouts from the State Soil Conservation Committee included watershed planning for Shotgun Creek Roosevelt county covering 280000 acres with 90 operators and Whitehall Jefferson county drainage projects driven by irrigation seepage.
Eileen and Elmer Erickson thank the hostesses and all who attended their open house. They express appreciation for cards letters gifts flowers cookies cake and music, marking a day they will long remember.
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