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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
2
A Choteau Baptist Church paid notice condemns modern child rearing trends that prize self expression over discipline. It argues babies require restraint and training according to biblical lines, citing Proverbs and Isaiah to insist on guided development and dependence on God’s Word.
Montana's general fishing season opens May 21 under new rules revising daily limits to reflect 1970 standards. Limits cover trout species up to 10 pounds or 10 fish, brook trout no limit, whitefish 20, walleye sauger and bass 15, northern pike 3 (15 in district 1), salmon and sockeye 25 pounds and 1 to 10 fish, paddlefish 2, white sturgeon 2 with 40 to 72 inches length. A few waters ban motorboats. New district supervisors James Ford for district 2 and Roger Fliger for district 5 were appointed. Ford is a long-time Game Department veteran, Fliger has served in education and information roles.
The notice lists patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Jennie Brewster and others from Choteau Augusta and Simms plus a birth to Mr and Mrs Richard Moore in Simms. It also records patients dismissed and those still in the hospital across various towns.
Publication announced for The Black Moccasin by Paul T. DeVore and Wayne Curtis. It collects Tatsey's Glacier Reporter columns with tape interviews and tribal legends, includes Albert Racine drawings, Belva Curtis portrait, and eight color photos.
The library highlights Albert Racine a wall plaque carver who depicts Indian history. They note high demand for his distinctive work and invite visitors to view his pieces at the library. Also offered are citizen suggestion forms for the Montana Constitutional Convention and a display of Brownie Troop Valentines.
Flora Parker expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for visits flowers cards and gifts during hospitalization and after returning home thanks doctors Cannon and Bosshardt hospital staff Chateau Drug for daily papers and the care received.
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