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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

5

Intermediate girls lead three medals at swim meet

Denise Weinert set a backstroke record and placed fourth in the 200 meters. Jacquie Ferris earned bronze in the 100 meter breaststroke with 1 40.4. JoAnn Nordhagen was eighth in the 100 free and seventh in the 50 free with 36 1. The intermediate relay squads ended sixth in freestyle and fifth in medley, all featuring Weinert Ferris Nordhagen and Winnie Morey. In the senior boys division John Nordhagen won the 50 fly and placed second in the 100 breaststroke, with a state record by .4 seconds in the latter. Tom Hofeldt and Steve Weinert also posted top finishes. Bonnie Bremer led senior girls with two top-six finishes, while the girls relay teams placed fifth and sixth. The season closes with a meet at Lewistown as Chateau sends 27 swimmers.

Denise Weinert M. Jacquie Ferris JoAnn Nordhagen Jacquie Ferris Winnie Morey John Nordhagen Jim Weinert Tom Hofeldt Steve Weinert Doug Forrest Bonnie Bremer Lewistown Chateau

Too Late to Classify MUST SELL 1971 28' Ledger Trailer

A 1971 28 foot Ledger wood travel trailer, fully self-contained and six weeks old, priced for quick sale. View at KOA Rampground in Choteau. includes a 16 hp engine reference.

Ledgerwood Koa Rampground Choteau

Test Plot Tour At Fairfield Draws Forty Attendees

More than 40 people attended the experimental test plot tour near Fairfield on July 26. Ross Peace outlined plot background and introduced Art Shaw who discussed established and new varieties and the need for a firm seedbed. The tour covered spring and winter wheat and barley with several malting barley varieties from France, Germany, Austria, and Sweden to study yield, disease resistance, and brewing potential.

Fairfield Ross Peace Art Shaw Peace Sbisenman Seed Co Montana State University Shaw

Cathy Bandow Wins Totem Girl Scout Opportunity Trip

Cathy Marie Bandow daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Bandow of Chateau now living north of Conrad earns a Totem Girl Scout Opportunity Trip. She left by jet for Seattle August 10 meeting Scouts from Montana California Arizona Nevada and Washington and will be a Conrad High School freshman this fall after six years in scouting.

Cathy Marie Bandow Dick Bandow Chateau Conrad Totem Washington Canada Miss Bandow Seattle Montana California Arizona Nevada Ray Bandow Verlina Wiseman Conrad High School

Army recruiting event at sheriff's office in Chateau

Army Recruiting Sergeant John L. Newell will be at the sheriff's office in Chateau on Thursday Aug 19 from 1 to 3 p.m. He will discuss military obligation and opportunities offered by the United States Army. Qualified young men may enlist for assignment to Europe.

Army John L. Newell Chateau United States Army Newell Europe

Regulatory changes tighten herbicide use and labeling

Mike Goodwin notes rapid shifts in federal and state registrations affecting Dalapan Aminotrizale and Tordon 22K. Dalapan is banned on alfalfa and related crops. Aminotrizale use on cropland cancelled while non-cropland uses remain. Tordon 22K gets temporary extension to Dec 31 1971. Check current labels and consult dealers before use.

EPA State Department of Agriculture, Fish and Game Department Department of Health

Conrad Lawyer Named to Post

William B Sherman of Conrad has been named area vice president for the Ninth Judicial District by the Montana Bar Association. The district includes Teton Pondora Toole and Glacier counties. Sherman will liaison between the MBA and local lawyers and help coordinate programs including the May 1 Law Day observance.

William B. Sherman Conrad Montana Bar Association Ninth Judicial District Sherman MBA William Bellingham Billings Montana Teton Pondora Toole Glacier Helena Bar Association

Waterfowl Survey Highlights Montana Breeding Strength

Biologists report good waterfowl production across eastern Montana with large gosling broods and favorable nesting conditions. Nine Pipes, Flathead Lake, Bighorn River, Malta, Chinook areas show banded fledglings. Pacific Flyway areas less certain. Also notes large trout stocking near Libby and Lake Koocanusa upcoming. Mountain lions to be hunted on special license this fall with strict rules and skull submission.

Dale Witt Fish and Game Department Montana Witt Flathead Lake Bighorn River Hardin Malta Chinook Phillips County Bill Alvord Alvord Bridger National Fish Hatchery Creston Flathead

Dutton Schools Plan Opening On August 30

Dutton schools will open Monday August 30 at 8 45 am with buses and lunch program operating. Grade school staff includes Frances Vandekop Fern Wheeler Margaret Caldwell Lurene Neill Steven Quilling Wilma Jensen Hugh Neill Edith Johnson and Don Thiesen. High school faculty lists John Powell Ruth Linse Elsie Byrne Alan Caldwell Sam Hunt Wayne Elser Tom Sluiter and Glenn Hansen. New teachers for the year are Margaret Caldwell Alan Caldwell and Steven Quilling.

Montana Farmers to Receive 1972 Wheat Allotment Notices

Notices will mail August 16 to Montana farmers detailing their 1972 wheat allotments. Joel P. Antrim, Montana ASC chairman, says the allotments reflect each farm’s share of 197 million acres for domestic wheat. Set-aside equal to 83 percent of allotment, and barley included in feed grain program with 20 to 35 percent set aside. Montana’s 1972 wheat allotment is 1,410,495 acres, about 2 percent higher than 1971.

Montana Joel P. Antrim ASC Antrim ASCS Washington

Vermillion pushes unicameral legislature and voter control

Convention filings propose a one-house legislature to replace the two houses after the Supreme Court ruling. Vermillion argues for a unified ticket for Governor and Lt. Governor, voter election of executive members, and public financial disclosures for Helena officials, with voters having final say in 1972.

Ted Supreme Court Montana Senate Vermillion Helena

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