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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
6
Goose hunting in the Pacific Flyway portion of Montana closed Sunday December 6 per Max Stone Fish and Game Department. Duck hunting in the Pacific Flyway remains open until January 10 1971 with a daily limit of six and a possession limit of twelve.
Get your wedding invitations and announcements at the Acantha. This small ad promotes invitation printing and formal notices through the local newspaper office.
The Diamond Bar X 4-H Club met with vice president Rick Feron presiding and seven members present. Treasurer shows $22. They schedule a bake sale for December 19 at Ellen's starting 10 a.m. at Chateau. A potluck luncheon and Christmas party with a gift exchange are set for 1 p.m. A committee will explore a 4-H horse show. Debbie Oiness reports.
The Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club held its reorganization meeting led by president Colleen Erickson on December 3 at Maurers. Elected were Nancy Maurer as president Byron Grossman as vice president Irene Pfeifle as secretary Kathy Menghini as treasurer Blaine Grassman as song leader Shelly Johnson as reporter and Colleen Erickson as recreation leader. The group plans an installation meeting and Christmas party on December 23 at Maurers and will carol in the community afterward.
Montana highway engineer Lewis M. Chittim warns Congress must pass funding for Interstate and state road programs to prevent a halt in construction. He cites $3 billion of Highway Trust Fund funds loaned to the treasury and stresses study results on studded tires damage from Minnesota and Ottawa tests.
A Madison writer questions the Wisconsin action banning DDT, arguing it harms farmers, spray pilots, forests, and malaria protection efforts. The piece attacks environmental groups and urges scrutiny of the scientific basis and long term ecological costs of banning DDT.
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