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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
9
Les Emmerson, a leading bowler at Fairfield, rolled a perfect 300 at Aragon Bowl in Fairfield last Wednesday. It was the first 300 bowled in Aragon's ten years of operation alongside an 800 game and a 686 series including two 193 games.
The Banks family expresses gratitude for sympathy shown after the death of Annie Banks Nehring. They thank Rev. Adams Bob Gronberg Janet Wedum Bob Burns Dion Hager and all who braved bad weather to offer support. Cliff Jewell Larry Petey and Lola Zion sign the message.
The 21st annual Polled Hereford show and sale of the Montana Polled Hereford Association set for February 19 and 20 at the state fair grounds Great Falls starting 12 30 p m. Bulls and 27 females including breds and open stock will be shown and sold with Dr Mark Stringam of Fort MacLeod Canada judging the show and Eddie Sims of Lawton Oklahoma auctioneering. MPHA and Montana Palettes meet February 18 at 7 30 p m in the Montana Bank Great Falls. Pollettes banquet at Heritage Inn February 19 at 7 p m tickets from the Pollettes. Local consignors include Brownell Polled Herefords Oliver Forseth Sons Jim Forseth Ernest A Weist and Son.
The monthly Country Club social is scheduled for Thursday February 6 at the usual time in the club rooms. All members are urged to attend.
Montana State University agronomist Arthur Shaw urges farmers to switch to certified seed and newer varieties like Norana to boost yield and quality. Norana, a mid season hard red spring wheat, offers higher per acre production, good baking quality, and cleaner seed, with planting advised after April 1 to offset late summer heat.
Anne L. Rehbein of Montana Extension Service summarizes down insulation. Goose down provides warmth via dead air spaces, with 80 to 85 percent down as standard. Geese give 10 percent more warmth for 22 percent higher price. downs vary by bird size and processing. Synthetic fills offer a cheaper option for lighter outdoor activity.
Six Johnson sisters and their husbands from Fairfield Power Dutton and Great Falls left for an eight day Hawaiian Islands visit. The travelers include Vernon and Evelyn LaValley Elmer and Gladys Pearson Charles and Ethel Doheny Arnold and Dolores Gettel Wayne Blanch Waltari Charles Jeanette Waltari and Lillian Jenkins did not join this year. The sisters grew up in Power and share the Johnson maiden name.
Montana lawmakers push through committee and house debates as 25 to 30 legislators weigh in. Citizens react to budget figures with concerns about a $10,000 food budget for the governor and the broader, higher-cost maintenance of government operations.
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