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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
5
Notices of 1973 form domestic wheat allotments will be mailed Friday August 11 to all eligible Teton County wheat growers. The notices show each producer's share of the 18.7 million acres allotted for domestic wheat for next year and include the farm conserving base and set aside requirements.
About 46 Montana communities have eliminated open burning dumps and adopted sanitary landfills. The program under Terry Carmody guides counties to form disposal districts and inspect sites to reduce health risks and pollution. Chateau was among the early adopters of landfill dumping.
The Augusta Multi-Service Center will sponsor a weekly children's story hour starting Monday August 14 for pre school through third grade. After school begins the program continues for preschoolers with classic and new tales read weekly. Volunteers are sought and transportation may be provided.
All friends are invited to a reception for Kala Russell and Gary Anderson who will be married Aug. 12. The event is in Chateau city park this Sunday Aug. 13 at 2 p.m. If weather is bad the pavilion will host the reception.
The family of Edward Dean Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher of Albany Oregon, expresses gratitude to friends for memorial support after his death in a train motorcycle accident. Albert Becker and the Fisher family extend thanks.
In a tense junior league game, Spinder and Hirsch held Choteau to 9 hits as Rodrigas and Keil homered for the losers. Choteau’s Rusty Dailey and Marc Baker keyed offense with singles and a homer, while Power stormed back to win 10 7 with David Hagen and C Simonson going deep. Choteau City briefly led 6 2 before Power surged late. Simonson earned the win in relief.
Nancy L. McCauley and Conrad C. Gunderson united in a double ring Catholic ceremony at St. Josephs Church in Choteau with Rev. James P. Gannon officiating. The couple, both of Choteau, will reside there after a Glacier National Park honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs D O Moulton invite relatives and friends to an open house on Sunday August 20 from 2 to 5 p m in honor of their son Donald and his bride Cathy married May 27 at Missoula. Donald attended summer school at Montana State University Bozeman. Mr and Mrs Alf Gilbert Melbourne Australia left Tuesday after visiting Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers for nine days on a six month world tour.
Classified notice seeks in home babysitting in Choteau. Job offers $3 daily pay. contact number 466-2562 provided for applicants. Listing ends with date 16-2te format.
Mr and Mrs Dale Rexinger and two children from Masanga Lep rosarium Magburaka Sierre Leone recently visited the Choteau Seventh day Adventist Church. Rexinger a medical technologist spoke about healing leprosy and other illnesses and the joy of serving where need is great. His wife Raelene is a nurse. Montanans connected with the facility include Dr Roy O Yeatts formerly of Hardin and student missionary Karen Johnson from Chester.
District 4-H meetings planned by Montana Extension will replace the cancelled Montana 4-H Congress. Sessions run August 15 through 22 at MSU and other Montana counties, with judging, demonstrations, and awards leading to Western and National 4-H events. Delegates chosen by district judges and state staff.
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes last week’s rain and cooler temps slowed maturation and delayed winter wheat harvest. statewide harvest was 10 percent, 45 percent ripe, 45 percent turning with barley and spring wheat harvests beginning in several regions.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Sams of Missoula are profiled in a Montana Arts publication six page spread. Mrs Sams daughter of Dr and Mrs C W Boussard of Chateau, has cloth sculptures featured, and Sams ceramics are included in the article.
Edward Anderson expresses gratitude to the nurses and doctors at Teton Memorial Hospital for care received while a patient. He also thanks friends for calls, cards, gifts, and the drug store for papers.
The Montana Department of Revenue states that Montana income tax withholding applies to custom combining contracts of 500 or more when the contractor is a nonresident. Nonresident combiners entering Montana to harvest grain must pay taxes on state-sourced contract income. The department reports mailing 1972 withholding forms to wheat growers and offers information via the Helena office.
All Little League players are asked to turn in their uniforms soon so they may be stored for winter. Suits should be laundered before turning in. They may be left at Hanusa Agency the Acantha office or with a team coach. Mr and Mrs Gene Baquet Shelly and Neal visited at the Clark Inbody home Thursday evening.
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