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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
9
The article explains how fall colors arise from chlorophyll breakdown and sugar storage in trees, then shifts to cotton’s versatility in fabrics. It notes cotton’s many finishes, fire and rot resistance, and 60 percent market share for rainwear, plus guidance on home decorating using line, form, color, and texture to achieve restful, coordinated interiors.
The Collins Boosters 4-H Club held their achievement day and final meeting of the year on September 20 after a community potluck at the Collins hall. President Russell Eklund presided as members displayed County Club Congress and Great Falls Fair exhibits with ribbons. A planning committee for 1963 was appointed, and Bessie Silberman was honored upon retirement after leading the club 12 years with a gift and corsage. Bud Pedersen spoke about his National Club Congress trip to Chicago and urged 4-Hers to stay involved despite past project setbacks.
The Rocky Mountain 4-H club met at Lloyd Hodgskiss home Oct 5 to organize for the new year. Leigh Davis called the meeting to order and officers were elected: president Leslie Hodgskiss, vice president Scott Winchester, secretary Eric Winchester, treasurer Leigh Davis, and parliamentarian Bob Hodgskiss. Corbett leads new club roles with Lloyd Hodgskiss and Dwight Winchester. Next meeting set for Nov 3 with an outing at the Corbett ranch.
Advertising blurb promotes a new flower line for wedding announcements and birth notices along with trivia, napkins, and thank you items. It targets event notices and party stationery buyers.
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