Montana issues 1970 licenses and new rules for fish and game
The Montana Fish and Game Department outlines licensing changes for 1970 including general fishing and hunting licenses, Pioneer and Conservation licenses, and reduced costs for seniors and hospital patients. Non residents pay $1 Conservation license with various season options and universal waiting periods apply to big game licenses. A new Moose District 46 near White Sulphur Springs adds five bull licenses in August with specific district boundaries.
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Montana
Fish and Game
Frank Dunkle
White Sulphur Springs
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wann Freeman
Fish and Game Department
Fish Planting Under Way Across Montana Lakes
Montana Fish and Game reports large Rainbow trout stocking in Eureka Lake 150000 fish 2 to 4 inches. Additional 250000 Rainbow trout planted in Willow Creek Reservoir Nilan Reservoir Bean Lake near Augusta. Other surveys show 18000 in Fitzpatrick Lake 3000 in Shelby Watershed and 750 7 to 9 inch Rainbows in Spring Creek for Chateau youths. The Marias River in Liberty County gets 3500 fish the largest stream plant, followed by Sun River Cut Bank Creek 2500 and Dupuyer Sheep Creek 800 Rainbow trout.
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Eureka Lake
Bill Hill
Montana Fish and Game Department
Hill
Willow Creek
Nilan Reservoir
Bean Lake
Augusta
Fitzpatrick Lake
Shelby
Fish and Game Department
Teton River
Spring Creek
Chateau Area
Marias River
Liberty County
Sun River
Forest Fire Season Rules For Montana Roads
State forestry officials remind residents that May 1 to September 30 marks forest fire season. Travelers must carry a serviceable shovel axe and bucket. burning permits are required for open fires on forest land and issued by local fire wardens of the protecting agency.
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Montana
Gareth C Moon
Moon
Esther Morgan Attends Office Education Conference
Esther Morgan of Great Falls attended the fourth annual Office Education Association Leadership Conference in Fort Worth Texas with two fellow CM Russell High School seniors. The three day event offered lectures on education business and government and included workshops seminars and contests. Miss Morgan competed in the bookkeeping contest.
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Esther Morgan
James Morgan
Great Falls
Cecilia Wiseman
Chateau
C M Russell High School
Office Education Association
Fort Worth
Tex
Morgan
Rainbows Install Worthy Advisor Irene Inbody at ceremony
Irene Inbody was installed as Worthy Advisor of Cha teau Assembly No 54 Order of the Rainbow for Girls on April 26. Other officers were elected or appointed, with a Peace theme, light blue and white colors, Iris flower, dove symbol, and a tea held in the Masonic Temple basement afterward.
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Irene Inbody
Clark Inbody
Chateau Assembly No
Order of the Rainbow
Jane Southard
Marcie Curtis
Charity
June Dale
Hope
Jody Sabo
Bobbie Lou Rice
Ann Gronberg
Janet Otness
Carla Hodgskiss
Marlene Snodgrass
Sharon
Vicki Lake
Nancy Brandveld
Confidential Observer
Linda Smith
Outer Observer
Gloria Russell
Sandie George
Shirley Hodgskiss
Diane Buck
Carol Guse
Jody Hamilton
Virginia Haug
Sandra Mitchell
Christie Orness
Karen Thronson
Jean van Setten
Marie Anderson
Benna Christman
Marshall
Val Krone
Jeannine Hamilton
Jill Isakson
Diana Young
Charles Allen
Evan Davidson
Carol Luinstra
Jolene Isakson
Miss Inbody
Masonic Temple
Card of Thanks for Loss of Beloved Family Member
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy after the passing of their mother grandmother sister and great grandmother. Special thanks to Rev Nolan pall bearers organist and vocalist. Appreciation also to Dr Bosshardt nurses aides at Teton Rest Home and others who helped with roads cemetery and memorials.
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Nolan
Bosshardt
Teton Rest Home
Insurance Driver Education Courses Limited to Public Highs
Insurance Information Institute says only about 13 000 of 18 000 public high schools offer recognized driver education courses, limiting student eligibility for premium discounts.
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The
Insurance Information Institute
IRS Questions on Tax Matters Clarified for 1969 Returns
The IRS area column answers common tax questions covering dividend reporting as interest on Form 1040 line 13 and Schedule B if total interest exceeds 100 dollars. It notes refund timelines of 5 to 6 weeks with a 10 week patience window for possible errors and outlines surcharge tables for income under 735 dollars and related tax computations. The piece also mentions IRS capability to compute tax for low income filers and notes a meeting notice for Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 on May 6 at 8 pm in the I.O.O.F. hall with invitation to members.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Agriculture Department Sets 1971 Wheat Allotment and Quota
The Department of Agriculture proclaims a 1971 national wheat allotment of 43.5 million acres and a national wheat marketing quota of 1,210 million bushels. Rex Manuel, chairman of the county ASC committee, has been advised. The 2 million acre reduction aims to cut carryover by about 50 million bushels amid world overproduction. The proclamation follows the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 and the 1965 act as amended. No details on supports or allocations are announced. referendum by Aug. 1, 1970 may be required unless new legislation is enacted.
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Smith River
Highway 89
Sixteen Mile Creek
Spring Gulch
Freeman
Rock Creeks
Broadwater-Meagher County
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rex Manuel
ASC
Congress
Chateau High School Students Attend High School Week
Chateau High School students John Chane Susan Rathman Louise Dreyer and Jane Wisse attended High School Week at Montana State University Bozeman April 23 25. The program helps visiting delegates choose future plans aligned with interests and abilities and includes a scholarship awards component. Susan Rathman and John Chane placed in the honors group in the scholarship program.
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John Chane
Louise Dreyer
Susan Rathman
Jane Wisse
Chateau
Montana State University
Bozeman
Power Woman Wins Harrison Award at Montana State
Janice Menghini received the Harrison Award during Montana State University Women’s Day ceremonies for outstanding campus service and a 3.0 grade average. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Menghini of Power.
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Janice Menghini
Power
Harrison
Montana State University
Miss Menghini
Henry Menghini
Montana Discusses Philippine Dissatisfaction With U S Wheat Shipments
Montana officials address complaints from Philippine flour millers about defective materials and inconsistent protein levels in U S wheat. Brastrup vows to cooperate with the Philippines to fix shipping quality and safeguard multi million dollar markets.
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Great Falls
United States
Ralph Nader
Washington
Canada
Australia
Philippines
Montana
Brastrup
U S
State Grain Laboratory
George F. Angermeieer
Bill Lafleur
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Filippino Milling
Lindseth Receives Competence Award at Stevens Henager College
Andrea Lindseth of Chateau received a basic accounting competence award at a Stevens Henager College awards assembly in Ogden Utah. The college director S Robinson announced the honor, noting the school is a nationally accredited junior college of business. Lindseth is enrolled in business administration and a Cho teau High School graduate.
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Andrea Lindseth
Albert O. Lindseth
Chateau
Stevens Henager College
Ogden
Utah
S. Robinson
Miss Lindseth
Choteau High School
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