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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1969
Page
2
Bible Study and Prayer Meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Sunday Worship 9 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth Fellowship Tuesday 7 30 p.m. Parsonage Priesthood 8 45 a.m. Senior and Junior Sunday Schools 10 a.m. Sacrament after Sunday School. Primary Tuesday 2 15 p.m. MIA Tuesday 8 p.m.
The church offers Sunday worship at 10 a.m. and 2 15 p m with Sunday School for children after the afternoon service. Located on Highway 89 three miles northwest of Chateau visitors are invited to attend.
Sabbath School begins at 9 30 am on Saturday with church service at 11 am Visitors are welcome to attend the services.
Trinity Lutheran at Marlow lists a Sunday August 3 family worship at 10 am, August 4 Evangelism Committee at 7 pm, Earthrise Singers at 8 pm with coffee hour, and a church council meeting after. No ALCW meeting in August. Pastor Engberg on vacation weeks of August 4 and 11. church office secretary available 9 am to 5 pm and evenings at home.
Rev Allen Adams Mrs Adams and Holly will attend the annual Pastor s School this week at Luck cock Park near Livingston Mont The school lasts Monday through Friday
Sunday August 3 features 8 a.m. informal chapel worship and 11 a.m. sanctuary Sacrament of the Lord's Supper with a sermon titled Broken and Spilled. Pendrey Community Methodist hosts a 9:15 a.m. worship and Sacrament observance.
A devotional reflection on God guiding world events and missions. Noting historical battles and figures such as Marathon Tours Hastings Waterloo and Napoleon, it argues God interrupts plans for broader gospel impact and personal calls. Ends with comforting faith in divine direction.
Young people from Augusta Community Church completed a week at Camp Utmost near Salmon Lake Montana. Participants included Shelley Kelley Shelley McGloughlan Mike McGloughlan Frank Witt Jay Welsh Scarlet Rapp Mildred Allen and Lorrell Jenkins. They traveled home in cars with chaperones Mrs Frank Witt Mrs Chuck McGloughlan Mrs Jean Ferguson and Mrs Betty Chamberlain. Rev Myron Heggee from Corvallis Montana visiting the Fergusons and soon returning to missionary work in Japan was hosted along with Rev John Harr Sudan Interior Mission director and former Africa missionary. The class farewll party for McGloughlan children was held at Mrs Larry Williams home prior to their move to Whitehall Montana where Chuck McGloughlan will work for the U.S. Forest Service.
The Cha teau Jayceens met July 9 at Arleen Clark’s home with nine members and six guests. Members announced six new joiners and the group donated an Outstanding Young Women of America 1968 book to the public library. Huck Finn Day was set for Aug 3 with a free lunch after the fishing derby. The next meeting is Aug 13 at Linda Hoge’s home with Sandi Robbins as guest speaker. The club invites Jaycee wives to attend. The Robinson family thanks friends for support after a bereavement.
Montana growers debate the value of a four cent per bushel assessment for wheat promotion while comparing state programs. The article notes Montana lags in research and marketing and urges farmers to lead rather than wait. It also reports Phyllis Hall and family of Salt Lake City visiting relatives in town.
Montana enforces a new licensing regime for snowmobiles effective July 1. The $9.50 per-vehicle license funds split among administration, Fish and Game, counties, and the registrar. Taxable personal property taxes may add $45 to $50 per vehicle. Vehicles face strict operation limits on most roads, special permits, lighting, and 90 degree crossings to access authorized areas.
The law bars excessive speed and reckless operation of snowmobiles and prohibits use by intoxicated persons or those with disabilities for harassing or pursuing game animals. Enforcement rests with the Fish and Game Department, which may set further rules. Mr and Mrs Les Kolste of Susanville California arrived to visit friends in the area. Kolstes are former Choteau residents.
Gus Thompson thanks Dr Bosshardt and nurses at Teton Memorial Hospital for excellent care during his stay. He also thanks Dr Sexton, Deaconess Hospital staff, Rev Adams, and friends who sent cards, flowers, and support from Chateau Drug, Tribune, and the Acantha.
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