Wheat quota plans may be announced in April 1971
Montana ASC chair Joel Antrim says marketing quotas for the 1971 wheat crop may be set in April under the 1965 act ending with the 1970 crop. If needed, a national quota would require a two thirds vote by producers before Aug. 1 1870, with April 15 as a deadline to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel P. Antrim
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Antrim
Secretary of Agriculture
Toastmistresses Plan Banquet at Lutheran Church
The Chateau Toastmistress Club schedules a dessert luncheon in the Trinity Lutheran Church basement on Wednesday April 22 at 12 30 p m A special commentator will explain each portion of the program Those interested may call Mrs Robert Zion or Mrs David Buchanan to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Toastmistress Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Toastmistress Club
Robert Zion
David Buchanan
Motorist Admitted To Choteau Hospital
East Helena man Wayne McLaughlin was hospitalized in Choteau after a one car crash seven miles west of Fairfield on Montana 408. The 1965 Pontiac rolled several times, he was thrown clear, and investigators cited excessive speed as a major factor. Charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Helena
Choteau
Fairfield
Montana
Wayne McLaughlin
Richard Chase
McLaughlin
Chase
Junior Class to Present Girl Crazy Play
The 1970 Junior Class Play Girl Crazy will be shown Friday April 24 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau High School auditorium. Student directors Jill Isakson and Cindy Jenson describe it as a tale of a young playboy who heads west to escape romance and finds trouble when he opens a dude ranch in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Jill Isakson
Cindy Jenson
Arizona
Territorial integrity question debated by Demo women
Mrs. Joyce Copenhaver of the Teton County Democratic Women's Club urged all House and Senate candidates in Montana to state their views on territorial integrity. The measure would let state law define service area boundaries for power companies, a proposal longtime rural electric cooperatives have supported. She said candidates, including those who have already announced, should reveal positions before the April 23 filing deadline.
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Joyce Copenhaver
Brady
Teton County
Democratic Women’s Club
House
Senate
Rural Electric Cooperatives of
Montana
Country Club Meeting Rescheduled to Tonight at 8 PM
The Chateau Country Club announces its annual meeting is moved to tonight at 8 o clock. Secretary treasurer Bob Armstrong cites conflicts with other meetings as the reason for the change from the original plan for tomorrow night.
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The
Chateau Country Club
Bob Armstrong
Armstrong
Grain Signup Complete in Teton County for Wheat and Feed Grain
Signups ended April 3 with 721 farms enrolled in the wheat certificate program and 560 in the feed grain program. Rex Manuel reports 124,638 acres allocated, about 99 percent of total allotment, with 3,714 acres diverted from wheat. Feed grain diversion totals 19,826 acres, 14,466 without payment and 3,360 with added diversion for payment. Nationwide totals show 887,171 wheat and 1,511,870 feed grain farms enrolled through March 27.
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Teton County
Rex Manuel
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Weekend visitors bring small-town chatter to Choteau
Tim McCartney and roommate Bob Stensland of Butte and John Camden and Dale Reisch came to Choteau to visit Tim’s parents, while others traveled from Idaho Washington and Minnesota. Local families hosted friends and relatives including the Andersons Blackerly Petersens and Hanusa with trips to Dutton and Minneapolis for various events.
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Tim McCartney
Bob Stensland
Butte
MSU
Bozeman
Choteau
Tim
Tom McCartney
John Camden
Dale Reisch
McCartney
Harry Woods
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Eugene Foster
Jim Rogers
Jennifer
Midville
Utah
Leigh Nett
Sherri Stengrimson
Don Stengrimson
Fairfield
Marge Hanusa
Great Falls
Jim Seaton
Kit. Laurel
Inlaw
Gerald Wellington
Charles Boussard
Minneapolis
Minnesota Dental Association
University of Minnesota
Floyd Marr
Poulsbo
Wash
Dick Young
Leroy Anderson
Missoula
Margaret Blackerly
Anderson
Blackerly
John Peterson
Youngs
Dale Lange
Sand Point
Hanusa
Langes
Dutton
Frank Schabel
Bowling Dinner Tickets On Sale For May Event
The annual bowling banquet and party in Chateau is set for Saturday May 2 at 6 30 pm with a cocktail hour dinner at 7 30 pm and a closing dance. Tickets cost 175 per person and are available at A and K Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Sunder
A & E Lanes
Chateau
A & K Lanes
County Truck Aids Bynum Area Rancher In Small Blaze
Albert Becker Teton County sheriff answered a fire call at the ranch home of Tom Stott three miles east of Bynum last Thursday afternoon. The fire started from burning garbage and spread to timbers and firewood but not any building. The Pendrey Fire Department and neighbors helped. the blaze was extinguished in about 30 minutes.
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Albert Becker
Teton County
Tom Stott
Bynum
Becker
Pendrey Fire Department
Teton Women Active As Scout Leaders
Girl Scout officials report Carolyn Schiller Nyquist named field director of the Tucson Council guiding work in southeastern Arizona. Romae Sargent, formerly of Chateau, to serve as unit leader at the Inner-City Camp in New York City this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Schiller Nyquist
Chateau
Ed Schiller
Tucson
Girl Scout Council
Nyquist
Arizona
Romae Sargent
Vic Sargent
New York City
Card of Thanks from Tom Stott family
The Stott family thanks the rural fire departments and neighbors for aid during a recent house fire at their place. Mr and Mrs Tom Stott express sincere appreciation for the support and assistance received.
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Tom Stott
Local DeMolays Install Officers
The Jocal Chapter of DeMolay held its annual installation at the Masonic Temple in Chateau Monday. Tom Swartzel was installed master councilor with Jack Hinman senior councilor and Conrad Barrett junior councilor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal Chapter
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Chateau
Chester Abbott
Tom Swartzel
Jack Hinman
Conrad Barrett
Steve Larson
Bob Hodgskiss
Doug Freeman
Ronald Allen
Bob Corbett
Gary Beaudeau
Tracy Genger
Library News Highlights March Circulation Growth
The March circulation reached 2,207 items across books films records and periodicals. Storytime on Tuesday afternoons is successful and will continue through April with a May break. A summer program is planned and National Library Week runs April 11 to 18 with several contests. Notable books include Trustee From the Tool Room by Nevil Shute A Goddess Named Gold by Bhabani Bhattacharya The Salzburg Connection by Helen MacInnes The Midnight Fox by Betsy Byars The Dream Watcher by Barbara Wersba and The Thing at the Foot of the Bed by Maria Leach for fans of spooky tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Library Week
Nevil Shute
Gold
Bhabani Bhattacharya
Salzburg
Helen MacInnes
Midnight Fox
Betsy
Byars
Europe
Barbara Wersba
Maria Leach
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Lutheran Church
Choteau Hospital
Choteau Police Department
Soroptimist Club OF
Isakson
Fortres
Demo
American Legion and Sons of Norway
Otto Thorbjornson
Pacific Iron & Steel
Central Avenue
Teton
Tom
Burton
Tom Moore
Library News
Honda Honda
H &H
Choteau, Montana
Big Sky
Phillips Petroleum Company
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