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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1975
Page
3
Teton County Bi-Centennial committees report four county programs in planning. An Agri cultural program led by Ray Kelly will be presented at Fairfield on July 19. Arbor Day activities are scheduled in schools with state law prompting student ceremonies.
New licenses replace older tokens. May 1 starts new resident conservation fee of 1 dollar and a 5 dollar resident fishing license with options for nonresidents. Changes include 62 plus residents needing a 1 dollar license, and 8 horsepower and above boat registrations by July 1 with 1 dollar decals issued after assessment. Also details on ice safety, caverns hours, and price unchanged since 1910 for tours.
Field work and spring planting are stalled across Montana due to heavy snow and freezing weather. Some southern and western counties show limited progress while most areas remain dormant. Winter wheat stays mostly dormant, topsoil adequate except southeast, subsoil short in the east, ranges dormant, and livestock rely on supplemental hay amid ongoing calving and lambing losses. Shearing near forty percent done.
Marlene Hofeldt expresses sincere gratitude for prayers, cards, gifts, and food brought to her home. She thanks everyone for their kindness and the support during this time.
Coach Charles Allen reports 23 girls out for track including seven returning letter winners Lynda Young Jeanine Ferris Karen Allen Jacquie Jensen Sally Evensen Jeannie Dellno and Dru Nordhagen First year non freshmen Sharrol Armstrong Janice Hodgskiss Debbie Snyder Laurie Wilson JoAnn Walker JoAnn Nordhagen Freshmen include April Stott Carrie Mills Lorinda Walker Sandy Johnson Brenda Baumgartner Jane McFarland Michelle Hofeldt Sharla Hinman Outlook hinges on returning athletes and new talents Early training in gym with road work Puzzle schedule lists meets April 19 Fort Benton April 26 Chateau Invitational at Conrad May 3 Ac a ntha at Choteau May 10 Cascade May 17 Division at Choteau May 17 State Meet at Billings May 30 and 31. Get Your Rubber Stamps At The Acantha
Poor weather disrupts practices and forces cancellations as Coach Fay Buck prepares the team for the spring season. A recent dual with Conrad occurred in varied venues, with both varsity and junior varsity competing. The first home meet is Cascade on May 7, followed by the Acantha meet on May 10, as further events hinge on improved conditions.
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