Ford Punt Pass and Kick Contest Signup Begins Tuesday
Registration opens September 2 for boys ages 8 through 13 in the Chateau area for the ninth annual Punt Pass and Kick competition at Chateau Ford Sales. The free event features six levels from local to national with trophies, and finalists travel to the Orange Bowl in Miami and Cape Kennedy with their parents.
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Chateau
Choteau
Choteau Ford Sales
NFL
Don Meredith
Mike Clark
Dallas Cowboys
Billy Lothridge
Atlanta Falcons
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Pp&k
Chateau Ford Sales
Dallas
Detroit
Miami
Fla
Cape Kennedy
Air Space Museum
Ford Dealers of America
National Football League
Final Notice to Return Uniforms for Little Leaguers
All Pee Wee and Little League players who have not turned in their baseball uniforms at the Acantha are asked to do so immediately for winter storage.
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Acantha
Proper bowling grip for accurate shots
The article explains grip fundamentals for bowling. It stresses inserting fingers to depth before the thumb and ensuring the grip is comfortable with minimal strain. A proper drill allows the ball to hang loosely by the side without squeezing.
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Johnny Guenther
Yellowstone cutthroat trout planted in nine Montana lakes
Fisheries manager Dick Johnson says three inch Yellowstone cutthroat trout have been introduced into nine high mountain lakes across Montana including Our Lake Hidden Lake in Teton County Ren shaw Lock and Unnamed Rock Creek Lakes in Lewis and Clark County Rhoda Lake in Judith Basin County Upper Baldy Grace Lakes in Broadwater County and Edith Lake in Meagher County Over 100000 fish will be stocked this year to boost recreation for outdoorsmen A helicopter helps biologists measure size depth water temperatures fish species and food supplies for the fish Social notes cover weekend visits by families in Great Falls
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Nine Mountain Lakes
Montana
Weather Summary for August Period
Daily highs and lows are listed from Wed August 20 to Tue August 26 with precipitation totals. The period high reached 102 degrees and the low hit 40. The year to date rainfall stands at 9.90 inches versus 7.84 inches last year.
Thieves Turn to Car Stereos as Quick Targets
Insurance Information Institute warns auto tape units attract thieves. Record serial numbers for players and tapes and keep the list safe. Do not display visible tapes in view from outside the car and never leave an unattended vehicle unlocked.
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Insurance Information Institute
LII
Forest Service Fire Restrictions in Northern Region
Regional Forester Neal M. Rahm announces prohibitions on all national forest lands in the Northern Region. No campfires without a permit and no smoking while traveling except at approved campgrounds. Effective 8 a.m. August 28 until canceled. Teton District offers campfire permits at Chateau offices. crews stay on duty through Labor Day weekend due to high danger.
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Neal M. Rahm
Teton
Bob Richmond
Chateau
Rabies Alert for Montana Ranchers Spurs Cattle Immunization Push
Montana veterinarians warn cattlemen of rising rabies risk in ranch country as wild animals like skunks and roaming dogs bite cattle. Early signs mimic other illnesses, with listlessness, aimless wandering, hoarse bellows, fixed staring, and drooling. Health officials urge herd immunization and strict anti rabies programs this summer.
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Montana
Montana Veterinary Medical Association
Veterinary Association
Big Game Interest Grows in Montana Hunting
Montana Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle reports rising demand for big game licenses. Applications by July 1 totaled 36 549, up 2 500 from 1968, led by a 1 000 jump in antelope and about 800 more moose apps. Licenses and refunds to be mailed by August 15. refunds notify unsuccessful draws.
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Montana
Fish and Game
Frank Dunkle
Dunkle
Fish and Game Department
Local Swim Team Highlights and Coaching Changes
The article notes relay members Dick Dale Fred Tesch John Nordhagen and John Breen on the senior team with swimmers Jeanine Hamilton Carol Peterson achieving top finishes in 200 meter freestyle and backstroke. Wayne Krahe named junior high coach replacing Stan Rathman who led the team to a State Meet second place. The Chateau Lions Club Pool closes tomorrow for the season until June 1970 and funeral services were held for Mrs Russell Myers in Conrad.
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Dick Dale
Fred Tesch
John Nordhagen
John Breen
Jeanine Hamilton
Carol Peterson
Wayne Krahe
Krahe
New York
Western Montana College
Stan Rathman
University of Montana
Rathman
Chinook
Bill Patton
Chateau Lions Club
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