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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
2
A commentary on President Kennedy's handling of the steel industry and airlines union pressure. The piece argues the power of the presidency should not be used to advantage or punish any single economic segment and questions whether concentrated executive influence serves America's welfare.
Health and Safety Tips urge 40 million boaters to follow basic precautions. The cardinal rule is courtesy afloat and using common sense to avoid capsizing, injuries, and collisions. Do not overload, keep low when moving, pass anchorages slowly, and wear life jackets for everyone aboard. Stay near shore in small crafts and stay with a overturned boat until help arrives.
Trinity Lutheran offers organ and chimes meditation at 8 45 with Mrs Grandal followed by Morning Worship at 9 and Sunday School at 9 45 led by Mrs J Bleecker Junior Bible Camp begins at Flathead Lake with afternoon registration Board of Deacons meets July 2 at 7 30 and Trustees follow at 8 Bethany Lutheran holds organ and chimes at 8 45 by Pam Fichtner with 9 00 worship No Sunday School in summer Pastor Gravdal quote included Gary E Clark intern.
Sunday notices announce no Church School in July and August. Morning Worship at 11:00 features a sermon How to Bring a Nation Under God by the pastor. July 4th no Woman's Society meeting. resume July 11 at 2:00 PM in Church Parlors. July 8 features Eppley Sisters from York PA with vocal and instrumental numbers including a musical saw at 11:00 AM. Remember July 1 worship at 9:15 AM and early park service plans.
The pastor C. Fred Crowe notes that the Pendroy service will mirror Chateau's sermon with minor exceptions. He urges attendees to remember God during vacations, attend church weekly, read the Bible, and pray daily. He reminds that God is always near and does not take a vacation from us.
Masses on Sunday at Chateau eight in the morning and sand at eleven fifteen. Augusta mass at nine ninety. Confessions Saturday from one thirty to eight thirty p.m. Rev. Thomas J. Gannon, Pastor.
Sabbath School at 9 45 am and church at 11 am this Saturday. Visitors are welcome to services at the Masonic Temple next door to Bill Bateman's Downtown Furniture.
The church on Highway 89 three miles east of Chateau offers Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 2:15 p.m. A Sunday School for children begins before the afternoon service and visitors are invited to attend.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints lists services and auxiliaries: priesthood 8 45 am, Sunday School 10 am, sacrament after. Genealogy meets Monday 8 pm MIA Tuesday 8 pm Primary Thursday 9 30 am. Mr and Mrs Marl Faurote attended business meetings in Great Falls Tuesday. Sharon Alzheimer of Chateau among second semester honors at College of Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers returned Sunday from a week long vacation.
Local residents visited relatives in Kalispell Clinton and Augusta while attending services for John A. Cunniff. Families including the Ericksons, Bloom and Kade and others spent time with kin in Sunburst Miles City Swan Lake and Indianapolis and travelled to the World’s Fair.
The Great Northern celebrates 100 years of partnership with the land and customers, stressing service as the key to corporate vitality. Founder James J. Hill built a policy of aiding regional prosperity through low cost transport of fields, forests, and mines, and the railway aims to continue this approach into its second century with 20,000 employees and a focus on dependable passenger and shipping service.
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