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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
2
An IBM 7094 computer produced a class schedule that keeps 80 percent of a 45 hour week in use, yielding a 3 million savings for a new St Louis junior college. The piece suggests Montana universities could gain similar efficiency with computer planning.
Indiana University vision experts warn daylight vehicle camouflage reduces visibility to near zero. They urge two running lights for all vehicles used in motion during day. Greyhound reports an 11 percent drop in daytime accidents after using improvised running lights. A nationwide program could save thousands of lives and reduce injuries annually. Local officials should act now and lawmakers should follow.
The Old Reformed Church offers Teaching of Free Sovereign Grace every Sunday at 10 am and 2 15 pm with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89, three miles northwest of Chateau. Visitors are invited to attend.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints lists a Sunday schedule with a priesthood meeting at 8 45 am and Sunday School at 10 am followed by the sacrament. Weekday activities include MIA on Tuesday at 8 pm and Primary on Tuesday at 2 pm.
A Seventh Day Adventist school meets at 9 45 a m and a church service is at 11 am on Saturday Visitors are welcome at the services held at the Masonic Temple next door to Chateau Groceries and Locker
The Choteau community is invited to a Baptist mission with a Sunday school at 7 p.m. followed by an 8 p.m. worship service. The notice calls residents to attend both sessions.
A light column from Bob Amick blends library week chatter with odd tidbits. It mentions a Montana Library Association award, a cranky view of contests, a medical journal feature on fractures, and observations on meat cutting, all wrapped in casual commentary.
The Lutheran Church announces a Bible Study and Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday July 30 with visiting missionary pastor Rev. Carl Nuss for six weeks. Organ and chimes meditations follow at 8:45 p.m. Morning worship, Sunday school, and baptism services are listed with special music and nursery.
In a note to Havre Daily News Robert Armstrong recounts delivering sandwiches and cold meat during the Chateau Country flood. He and neighbors packed food for St Jude Central hall while noting Red Cross and Salvation Army had enough. he and his 76 and 79 year old spouses express gratitude and best wishes to those affected.
Mr and Mrs C G Passmore, Mr and Mrs Charles Lindstrom, and others from Davenport Iowa Carter and Bozeman gather at Swan Lake for a multi family visit. A 7 lb 7 oz girl Shawn Roy born last Wednesday at Teton Memorial Hospital joins sister Kay Lee with maternal grandparents Eldon Scott and paternal grandparents Bill Gibler.
Stan Rathman spoke in the office about the latest swim meet. He praises coaching training and team spirit as key to success, noting Chateau’s victories over larger towns showcase dedication and effort.
A pastor recites John 4 10 and a story of a gravely ill Christian who questions his love for God. An elder counsels that God’s love remains constant while human affection wavers. The reflection urges believers to rest in divine love rather than their own fragile emotions. Also notes a Mrs Hazel George and son Wes George’s pop corn route through several Montana towns.
The Luinstra family expresses sincere thanks to all who helped during illness and after the passing of Annie Luinstra. Special appreciation to Hazel Gravdal Bob Gronberg Marge Hanusa VFW Auxiliary church groups pallbearers Reverends Timmerman and G randal hospital staff doctors nurses and all who sent flowers or memorials.
Fairfield residents attended Centennial celebrations in Winnett and enjoyed visits from relatives from Great Falls Fort Shaw and Columbia Falls. A swim day barbecue raised funds for the pool while upcoming weddings and engagements include Sharon Weaver and Joseph Copeland and Charlene Hanson with Michael Gustafson.
The Helf family thanks friends for kind notices and prayers during Marion Poier Helf's illness and passing. Henry M. Helf, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poier, and the Poier and Oakley families extend blessings to all who offered support.
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