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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
5
The long list of readers notes visits from Missoula, Hamilton, Victor, Spokane, Lewistown, Conrad and Great Falls. Several new births, travels to White Sulphur Springs and Lander Wyoming, and family gatherings mark the holiday weekend across Montana and nearby states.
Relatives gathered in Chateau and Great Falls as Mr and Mrs Gibson Monkman hosted son Gerry in Seattle and his fiancée Pat O’Brien with her family. Irene Celene and Steve of Butte joined other guests including the Caskeys and Bitz family in Bozeman and Box Elder.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Stokes invite friends to the wedding of their daughter Kathleen to Larry S Brownell at 10 am June 111 at the Catholic Church in Choteau. A reception at the Stokes home follows from 3 to 4 pm for Choteau and nearby residents. No local invitations are mailed.
Donna Chalmers joined over 30 Montana State University microbiology students on a field trip to Billings visiting hospital laboratories, Pierce Packing Plant, and the Billings water plant as part of their campus program.
The family of Mrs. G. D. Porter expresses sincere thanks and appreciation to all who were kind and helpful during the illness and death of their mother.
Hospital listings show admissions for Frank Mang Fairfield Mrs David Knaff Choteau Baby Knaff Choteau Mrs Dale Beck Fairfield William Barker Choteau Gus Pihl Farmington Baby Charles Gondeiro Sun River Mrs Marion Averill Choteau plus a birth for Mrs Dale Beck and infant daughter Fairfield. Discharges include Mrs Joseph Gleason Choteau Charles Koch Choteau Karen Johnson Simms Orion Divine Fairfield and the mother and infant daughter of Mrs Dale Beck Fairfield.
Mrs. Bob McDonald was installed as president at the Chateau Toastmistress Club May 25. Officers named by Mrs. Robert Zion include Mrs. Percy Robinson as vice president, Mrs. Leslie Arensmeyer secretary, plus delegates Mrs. Bill Chalmers, Mrs. Walter Arensmeyer and Mrs. Myles Standish.
Alpha Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Dutton celebrated its 45th anniversary at a May 19 gathering. Charter member Mrs. C. W. Hebert was honored. The birthday meeting wrapped up a year led by Mrs. Don Schuler and Tom Kobitsch with officers. Installations planned for late June will name Mrs. R. J. Kempf as worthy matron and William Briggs as worthy patron. Mrs. Schuler to serve as assist ing grand sentinel at the Grand Chapter session in Butte June 23-25.
Karen Gail Peck of Chateau receives one of 30 worthy scholar awards from the University of Montana scholarship committee for outstanding Montana high school students.
The C. James Smith Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the upper Legion hall on Monday at 8 p.m. Special guests include the poppy poster contest winners and their parents, along with the 1966 delegates and alternates to Treasure Girls State and their parents. Prizes will be awarded. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. refreshments will be served.
Miss Joan E Brandvold daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brandvold of Chateau earned a bachelor of arts degree at St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota during Sunday commencement exercises The Brandvolds flew to the event Thursday by plane and returned home this week
The Rainbow Girls annual mother father daughter banquet is scheduled for 6 p.m. Saturday June 4 at the Masonic Temple. All Rainbow Girls and their parents are invited.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bandow and family of Yuba City California left Wednesday after a three week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Bandow and other relatives.
Daily temperatures listed from May 25 to May 31 with highs and lows. Week ending May 31 shows a high of 87 and a low of 40. Year prior high 76 and low 35. Cumulative precipitation to date 2.62 inches versus 2.74 inches last year.
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