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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1971

Page

4

New Year Social Roundup At Local Homes

A succession of New Year visits spans families from Morano to Jenson households. Attendees include Bremer and Morano families, May and Beyer couples, Sherod, Miller, Cotton, Edwards, McFalls, Cook, Swanson, Engberg families, and guests from Glasgow, Portland, Great Falls, Missoula, and Bozeman. Attendees shared dinners, trips to California, Disneyland, and local gatherings, with students traveling to Michigan State and Dillon.

Domenick Morano Otto Bremer Don Morano Larry May al Beyer Dave Sherod Steve Miller Kenny Betty Katherine Dick Cotton and Stacey Glasgow Bessie Edwards Pomona Calif California Heritage Convalescent Center Portland Ore James E Patsy) Howard Gresham Marlon Engberg

Lead Poisoning Killing Ducks

The National Wildlife Federation says lead shot in wetlands endangers waterfowl with studies showing deaths and heart damage in ducks. Iron pellets may be the answer but production and technical hurdles remain. industry tests report gun wear from iron shot and a non toxic shotshell goal by 1973.

National Wildlife Federation American Karstad Ontario Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners

Rural Environmental Assistance Program proposed by Nixon

President Nixon proposed a Rural Environmental Assistance Program to replace the Agricultural Conservation Program. The aim is to focus on demonstration of environmental practices and provide greater public benefits at lower cost, with funding aligned to new directions and tighter management. The change would end the ACP after about 35 years of cost sharing to farmers and ranchers.

Nixon Department of Se Uties Agricultural Conservation Program ACP Congress Secretary of Agriculture Office of Management and Budget

Dinner Guests Share Holiday Visits Across Montana

Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Malone Sr. gathered with Ed and Elaine Goodan and many others from Great Falls Roundup Cut Bank and Arlington Heights for a family meal. Dick Zier's birthday was celebrated with Hank and Mary Smith and Ole Lestrud. Isabelle McLaughlin and her Bridger family visited, attending her son Robert's wedding.

California Disneyland San Francisco Stella Wedum Wendy Great Falls Weltha Muir Bill Anderson Marie Missoula Art Anderson Art Marie Anderson Dillion Lyall Weist Linda Kratzer Bozeman Ray Weist Donna Weist Leo Pierre Bill O'Hare Billings Paul O'Hare Jesse Mclone Jr Robin Larson Marlene Snodgrass Shirley Dorothy Rice Billie White Ebert Malone Conrad Hank Smith Ole Lestrud New Years Alex Zier Howard Truchot Bill Breere Pat Lemmon Alma Camden Jesse Malone Sr Ed Goodan Elaine Gary Shelby Jesse Malone,Jr Todd Darlene May C. K. Malone Walt Malone Jack Bradley Donald Strand James Rachi Cut Bank Toni Rachi Jesse Malone Jrs Toni Betty Jo Malone Mary E. Smith Dick Zier Isabelle McLaughlin Bridger Mont

Aliens Must Report Addresses During Month of January

R G Hoffeller district director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service says the annual alien address report program is under way. Last year 8800 aliens reported addresses in Montana and Idaho and this year’s total is expected to be higher. Reports are required by law and noncompliance may bring serious consequences. Forms available at Post Offices and INS offices, or return ecards in person or by mail. Trained staff will assist in INS offices. not all Post Offices have such help.

R. G. Hoffeller Immigration and Naturalization Service Hoffeller Montana Idaho

Ice Fishing Season Opens in Montana with Jigging and Tilts

The Montana fish and game department outlines jigs and tilts as the season opens for ice fishing. Regulations limit lines and hooks while safety rules urge small holes on Georgetown and Browns Lakes. Yellow perch are the primary quarry with frequent trout bycatch during jigging.

Montana Fish and Game Department Department Georgetown Browns Lakes

Country Club Dinner Scheduled Tonight

Country Club members are reminded of a pot luck dinner at the club house at 6:30 p.m. tonight. This marks the January gathering for members.

Soil and Water Groups Endorse Executive Reorganization

Montana soil and water conservation leaders express wholehearted approval of the executive reorganization plan in a joint letter to Gov. Anderson. They urge creating a Conservation Districts Division within the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation and seek statutory advisory committees for all divisions.

Bozeman Montana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Montana Soil Conservation Committee Montana Commission On Forrest Anderson Dean A. Hanson State Soil Conservation Committee Robert M. Anderson Mas&wcc Department of Natural Resources and Conservation Conservation Districts Division Natural Resources and Conservation Montana Water Resources Fish and Game Anderson

Thank You For Kindness After Our Loss

Pete and Carol Ekegren and family express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death. They acknowledge help with caring for children, flowers, memorials, food, and cards.

Pete Carol Ekegren

Sincere thanks for kindness after our loss

The family expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown by neighbors and friends in their recent sorrow. They thank hospital staff and doctors for care given to their loved one and extend sincere thanks for comforting acts from Mrs. Walt Gregg Harold Heath and family.

Walt Gregg Harold Heath Robert Heath

Mrs Page and Children Visit Mrs Malone Jr

Mrs Richard Page and her children visited Mrs Jesse Malone Jr on Tuesday afternoon.

Richard Page Jesse Malone Jr

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