Track Records Fall at Choteau Girls Invitational Meet
Choteau hosts a meet where most records fell as Shelby Fairfield and Choteau led in events. Karen Allen set a 65.8 second 440 while Bonnie Sue Williamson and Mona Berube posted multiple marks. Chateau dominated relays with 54.6 and 2:00.5 records, signaling strong state contendership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Shelby
Fairfield
Conrad
Simms
Karen Allen
Bonnie Sue Williamson
Miss Williamson
L. van DeReit
Debbie Lear
Mona Berube
Miss Hasquet
Toni Maltby
Miss Maltby
Cecile Passmore
Chateau
Donna Hodgskiss
Karen Thronson
Karen Kuster
Tracy Maltby
Bonnie Bremer
Linda Ferris
Schools Receive Transportation Reimbursement
Dolores Colburg informs Connie Kuster Muriel Reiquam that the county will receive 14194.12 as the first transportation reimbursement from the state for public elementary and secondary schools. The payment covers one third of basic pupil transportation costs with the remainder funded by county and district taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Dolores Colburg
Connie Kuster
Muriel Reiquam
Three Republicans file for Montana governor 1972
State Auditor E V Omholt filed for a third term and Governor hopefuls Dick Dzivi and Lt. Gov. Thomas L Judge also entered the race. Omholt seeks broader audit oversight and a $15 000 salary. Dzivi touted tax reform and environmental records while Judge urged trust in government and taxpayer relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
E. V
Sonny” Omholt
Omholt
Tim Babcock
John J. Holmes
Frank Murray
Montana
Great Falls
Fort Shaw
Northern Montana College
Dutton
Audrey May Haralson
Kris
Carroll College
Myrna
Dick Dzivi
Montana State Senate
Dzivi
Senate
Montana Wildlife Association
Thomas L. Judge
Judge
Fishing Licenses To Be Available Before May
Regulations and licenses for the 1972 Montana fishing season are being readied for about 500 license agents. Distribution starts late April with licenses available by May 1. The note outlines resident and nonresident license types and fees, including stamps and bear licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bob Turnbull
Fish and Game
Veterans’ Administration
Wool Incentive Rate Set for 1971 Wool Growers
Woolgrowers marketing shorn wool in 1971 will earn incentive payments at 271.10 dollars per 100 dollars of sales. Glen Yeager of the Teton County ASC explains the rate aims to raise average returns to 72 cents a pound. National wool payments are estimated near 100 million dollars for 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Yeager
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Yeager
U. S
Teton County
American Sheep Producer’s Council
Weed Chemical Bid Accepted by Teton County District
The Board of Supervisors of the Teton County Weed Control District accepted a cooperative bid from Westchem Inc. of Billings for 12,000 gallons of 2,4-D material to be used on roads and ditch banks. Low bid details include 30 gallon drums at 1.879 to 2.574 dollars per gallon and 55 gallon drums at 1.888 to 2.55 dollars per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Teton County
Westchem Inc
Billings
Westchem
Choteau Opens Track Season At Sunburst Relays
Choteau's track team travels to Sunburst for the Sunburst Relays with nine teams. Coach Fay Buck entered eight members in last weekend's Bozeman indoor meet where Dreyer won the half mile but scored no points, and teammates posted solid times and marks. The Bulldogs also plan to enter Fairfield Invitational on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Sunburst
Bulldog
Fay Buck
Bozeman
Buck
Carl Dreyer
Dreyer
Andy Jordan
Chuck Young
Pat Whealy
Rich Allen
Allen Adams
Lee McCauley
Mike Thronson
Thronson
Chateau
Fairfield
Subscription Rates To Be Increased At Chateau Acantha
Subscriptions to the Chateau Acantha will rise from 4 to 4.50 dollars per year effective immediately due to higher operating expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Acantha
Barley loan rate up five cents for 1972 crop
The Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee set the 1972 barley loan and purchase rate at 74 cents per bushel, five cents higher than 1971. The rate aligns with a national average of 86 cents for No 2 barley, and loans will be available to producers in the 1972 feed grain set aside program to keep grain near producing areas and aid marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
New York Life Insurance Mounts Montana Presence in 1971
Montana residents bought between 51 and 229 546 dollars of life insurance from New York Life in 1971, reports D. C. Armstrong. The company’s life insurance in force reached 472,091,659 dollars, with payouts totaling 8,589,177 dollars to policy owners and families during 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York Life Insurance Company
D. C. Armstrong
Chateau
New York Life
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Cord
Bob McNeel
Cascade
Great Falls Central
Vigen Saddle Shop
Main Ave
Choteau Drug, Inc
Choteau, Mont
Skyline Lodge
Weed Chemical
Black & Decker
Melnor
Choteau Feed
Choteau, Montana
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Rainbow Girls
W.S.G
W.S.C.S
Catholic Ladies
I.C.C.F
Chamber
Rebekahs
Af&am
Bynum Hael
H & T Variety Store
Ship
Ness With
Connie Hirsch
Tharagoda
H&t Variety Store
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