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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
4
Proposals outline three major changes to Montana’s constitution on the June 6 ballot. They include annual 60 day sessions, single member districts, and optional switch to a unicameral legislature with a five member reapportionment commission. The plan would place the Senate as the single house if unicameral passes.
Mr and Mrs Earl W Peterson announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Agnes Louise to Russell C Kolste. The wedding will be April 29 at 7 30 pm at St Paul Lutheran Church. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Subscribe to the Acantha.
Willard Martin of Conrad leads the nine line singles with a 1881 total and a high game of 246 at A and K Lanes. Other top skippers include Joe Dolin Helena 1789 and Howard Anderson Great Falls 1777. The event runs through Sunday with signups at the lanes. The Invitational Mixed Doubles starts May 7. contact Arvid Sunder at the same lanes.
The Teton Council Knights of Columbus initiated ten new members into the first three degrees on Sunday April 9. The ceremonies began with Mass at St Josephs Church with Father James P Gannon officiating. The banquet featured State Deputy Jack McCarthy of Helena as main speaker, with many out-of-town Knights attending from Billings and other areas.
The Bobcats 4-H club held its seventh meeting at Lions Hall on April 4 with songs pledges and roll call. Demonstrations on flag folding ceramics and related talks covered garden prep bicycles and weeds. Meeting adjourned with treats and a planned May 2 4 PM Lions Hall date.
The Tiny Trooper 4-H Club held its seventh meeting with Elaine Michel presiding and plans for a Mothers Tea on May 13. Pollyann reported on silverware care and the next gathering is at Fay Lowery’s on May 2. The Bizzy Bees 4-H Club, led by Patty Elser, discussed light bulb orders and a tour, welcomed Verna Mae Loch, and featured talks on sewing and modeling with cake demos and treats.
Reports cover five meetings at Pendrey Community Hall from March to April with pledges, speech contests, demonstrations, and bake sales. Organizers include Tammy Evans Gail Campbell Diane Johnson Dorothy Rice and Thomas Evans. Earth Week in Montana promotes environmental awareness led by Don L Brown with local student organizers Barbara Taylor and Greg Montgomery.
List of patients admitted and discharged at Teton Memorial Hospital with names and hometowns. Current in hospital patients include Mrs. Freda Johnson and Cornelius Kooyman among others in Choteau and Fairfield.
A vintage business adage urges smart promotion. The snippet likens operating without advertising to winking in the dark, stressing clear visibility and prudent marketing to reach others. It champions advertising as a wise business practice.
A 19th and early 20th century view shows automobiles as toys or curiosities until farmers in Pennsylvania created road rules to curb cars. Drivers faced rockets and camouflage, with parts hidden if needed, while insurers warned against auto ownership as a public safety risk in 1903.
A crowd attended the April 13 birthday party where Oscar Carlson won the drawing. May birthdays by anyone over 50 can enter for the May 11 party. A film titled Flathead Waterways will be shown at 7 30 p m on Saturday April 29 in the club room. Square dance practice continues Wednesdays 8 9 p m. A pot luck dinner with entertainment is set for April 23 at 5 p m. Plans for a weekly ladies afternoon are discussed. Theo Seaton of Hemet Calif visited Emily Crary during her illness.
A brief doctrinal statement asserts the Church of Jesus Christ is organized as in the primitive church with apostles and prophets as foundations and Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone. It cites scripture references and invites contact through church members or the listed phone number 466-2663.
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