Diversified Alternate Crops Named for Diverted Acreage Plan
ASC Chairman Mrs J Viola Herak describes the diverted acreage rules for the 1969 wheat certificate and feed grain programs. Safflower mustards sunflowers and cramube are designated as alternate crops usable on diverted land beyond 20 percent of a farms feed grain base or its wheat allotment. Diverted acreage earning payments depend on crop type with safflower and sunflowers yielding in lieu of diversion payments. others pay at 50 percent. Signup runs Feb 3 to March 21 at county ASCS offices with eligibility for price support loans certificates payments and diversions. Notices of leases and yields will be mailed prior to enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Viola Herak
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Herak
Chateau Library Offers New Film and Book Selections
The Chateau Public Library stocks numerous 16 mm sound films in color and black and white, loaned via the Great Falls Library with a delivery window of 10 days to two weeks. Patrons are invited to browse the catalog for available titles and new books include The Plot by Irving Wallace Beauty Beast by Mackinley Kantor and The Buffalo Runners by Grove.
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Chateau Public Library
Great Falls
Chateau Library
Irving Wallace
MacKinley Kantor
Zenith Open House Draws Crowds in Great Falls
Andy Jenson attended a Zenith open house Friday at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls where all new Zenith appliances were showcased to attendees.
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Andy Jenson
Zenith
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
Engagement of Linda Rae Schroeder to Roderick William McMullen
Mr and Mrs Raymond Schroeder announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Linda Rae to Roderick William Mike McMullen at 2 p.m. January 18, 1969 at the Kremlin Methodist Church. No invitations are sent. Friends are invited to the wedding and reception in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Schroeder
Linda Rae
Roderick William
Mike) McMullen
Kremlin
March of Dimes Aids Birth Defect Center in Seattle
Five hundred babies from Montana Washington Alaska and Idaho visited the Birth Defects Center at University of Washington Hospital Seattle this year. The center received a 135936 renewal grant with 664367 total March of Dimes funds since 1961. Research and treatment funds come from New York headquarters and 75 regional chapters. Isosorbide shows promise to reduce brain fluid buildup in hydrocephalic children.
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Montana
Washington
Alaska
Idaho
University of Washington Hospital
Seattle
Elmer Erickson
Chateau
Teton County
Erickson
March of Dimes
New York
University of Washington
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Births Reported
Admissions include John L. Sulgrove and multiple Choteau Fairfield residents. Births record a daughter to Patricia Tang en and a son to Shirlene Wright. Dismissals list Tatiana Dreyer and infant, plus several Fairfield and Choteau residents.
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John L. Sulgrove
Choteau
Clinton Miars
Maude Dell Cunningham
Fairfield
Mary M. Anderson
Earl A. Schrock
Faltin D. Kolste
Gilbert R. Ingels
Hazel Wood
Norma E. Abbott
Vernon R. Larson
Lyle H. Standish
Jimmy L. Forseth
Patricia A. Tangen
Oneida Forseth
Carl Blomberg
Bert A. Goodman
Augusta
Shirlene Wright
Patricia Tangen
Tatiana Dreyer
George Morris
Grace Maxwell
Madge Mills
Samuel Hofer
Chateau
Roy Norris
Mary Anderson
Art Class Meeting Planned at Gleason's Studio
All interested in art lessons are asked to meet Saturday January 18 at 7 30 p m at Gleason's Studio in Chateau to discuss class details.
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Gleason
Chateau
Montana Fish and Game Proposes Broad Licensing Reforms
Montana Fish and Game Commission outlines bills to tag game bears by skull, create Sportsman Identification Licenses, allow small contracts under 10000 dollars, designate areas as parks, and issue one day nonresident fishing licenses. Proposals aim to curb vandalism, improve landowner relations, and streamline licensing across private and public lands.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Montana Stockgrowers
Montana Sportsmen's Associations
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Recreation and Parks
Sun River Game Preserve
Flathead Preserve
Teton Spring Creek Preserve
State Fish, Game and Parks Commission
Secretary of Interior
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