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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
7
The local Low Income Group held its third meeting on December 13 to discuss a new meeting place. For details on attendance call Tiny Carrier at 466-2158. The next meeting is set for December 27 at 216 Main Street with plans to meet every other Monday and discuss Social Security rights and welfare issues.
Weekly bowling scores show team standings for Monday through Friday leagues. Notable performances include Schlitz high game 959 and Corbett Angus high series 2578, with individual marks by D Page 233 and G Curtis 589, among many others.
Readable hospital notice lists patients admitted and dismissed at Teton Memorial Hospital. Names include Wiseman Fort Shaw Newman Dutton Schaefer Chateau Sunder Chateau Dale Fairfield Turnbull Fairfield Jackson Fairfield Hanson Augusta Hodgdon Fairfield and others. Several remain hospitalized with Wisp Choteau Hodgdon Fairfield Hughes Pendrey Abbott Choteau Kooyman Choteau Halvorson Choteau Morris Choteau Warneke Choteau Grafstrom Choteau
The Senior Citizens announce a potluck Sunday Dec 19 at 5 p.m. Members are asked to bring a shower gift for the new kitchen and their own dishes and silverware. Hostesses Carrie Bagley and Hattie Lyon will run Dec 21–24 from 1 30 to 5 p.m. and volunteers wrap Rest Home packages Friday at 1 30.
Ponderosa 4-H club members elect Donna Hodgskiss as president Bonnie Hodgskiss as vice president Marge Hodgskiss as secretary Brad Hodgskiss as treasurer Janice Hodgskiss as reporter Randy DeRuwe as historian Terrie Snyder as recreation leader at first meeting. Subsequent gatherings note Christmas tree hunt December 5 at mountains and meals for the Rest Home.
Four mountain lions have been taken in Montana since they became the state's official big game last July. Lions may be hunted by license through April 30, 1972, with limits of one adult lion per license year and rules on females with offspring and lactating mothers.
Orville Lewis of the Fish and Game Department says starting May 1, 1972 big game hunters must wear exterior garments totaling at least 400 square inches of hunter orange. Bowhunters in bow only areas are exempt. The news also notes Montana’s Fish and Game Department funding, with 27 counties facing higher property assessments and nearly 350000 dollars paid since 193? to cover in lieu of taxes.
The general fishing season closed November 30 with December 1 marking new line and spearfishing rules. Many waters stayed open year round but check current regulations for exceptions. Snagging kokanee open through January 29 1972 and whitefish season runs Dec 1 to Mar 31 1972 except closed waters. Spear fishing for northern pike and non game fish allowed Dec 1 to Mar 30 1972 at Pishkun Reservoir Split Rock Lake and Lake Francis. Get your wedding invitations at the Acantha.
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